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The Daily Dispatch: March 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
herself. The next measure of slavery restriction was under the Administration of the distinguished gentleman from Charles City, now a member of this body. Mr. Tyler asked to be allowed to call the gentleman's attention to a fact in connection with the Missouri Compromise. He had stated it in the main correctly, but had forgagainst it.--He would have stood there against it until he had perished, if he could thereby have defeated the measure, for he believed it was unconstitutional. Mr. Tyler was going on to allude to the annexation of Texas, when Mr.Baldwin desired to state his point before the gentleman made his defence. Mr.Tyler merely wiTyler merely wished to set history right in regard to the annexation of that State. It was the result of the acquisition of territory, and treaties were made in accordance with the existing law. Mr.Baldwin said he had made the allusion to show the recognition of the dividing line in carrying out what the gentleman and his friends called the
The Daily Dispatch: March 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
Shockoe Hill General Agency,G. W. H. Tyler,Office on Marshal, between Sixth and Seventh streets. Continues to Rent out Houses, Hire out Negroes, Sell Real Estate, Sell Negroes, and act as a General Agent. He returns his thanks for the liberal, patronage bestowed upon him for three years past. se 3--6m