The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-08

The following resolutions were submitted II 4
house OF representatives in South Carolina on N.
instant: 4afg
MIR b. j. Johnson moved preamble aud the follow,
resolutions
sa nv 10 the preservation OF the peace, the prosperity
ety aud the hon OF The State Of South Caona m
she should secede from The non-sayehodlng Sases ME-
control and dect the general gosernrneni,
"a Resoved, That South Cstolina remains in the UNI
for the present in order only, by consultation with 81,
slavehoding States, 10 avail herself OF their don an
II possibls of their corporation, and 10 perfect sysen
preparation TO meet any exigency thatmay occur.
hsotesd That Il Is the duty Of lhis general assem
TO make such arrangements may be necessary TO u,s
the representation OF this Stale in any congress eonv
ton Of southern States which may be called con,l
anh devise the hes, remedy Tor the evils oil the times
- Rssovsd, That iii the further duty OF this gene,
assembly make the liberal penditures which n
be deemed proper for carrying into execution the
which the aclon OF the nsayeholding States and d
general government compels This State 20 adopt.
Ta Se 0 sse ,s Of soa.n
right Of each State OF the conederacy 10 seoede iom
Rsotusd That the exercise OF this RICH, BY ii, !.
holding States Is mperaiiveIy demanded by every Con-.
GRAFTON OF duty and honor.
Rssoivsd That this State |. prepared now 10 as.s, N
maintain her sovereign right secedc from the Union
"Rssolvsd, That sincerely desiring secure tue CO.
ration Of her siseI southern ates tand for other
whatsoever,) this State oIbears the mmediale ~,
else Of her right TO secede from the Union ~
ResofUed, That the governor be authorized and reous
ed the legislature for the call OF conyenor
as any one o our sister southern States announces
self ready for action, shall be re asonsI
satisfied that The South is unwilling cooperate with
Not content with these and other resolutions Of
house. the senate have taken hand in the process,
and accordingly the following resolutions h,
been submitted to that body:
.Mr Qnatlebaum offered the following preamble
| resolutions,
.sWhereas The recent innovations by the federal yo
ment upon the rights OF the South admonish : thai
time has actually arrived when South Carolina should
gin her house in order die, but 10 live
tablish line Of for her defence as
Increase her military stores and munitions
"Bs ii therefore rssousd, That IL be referred to
committee on finance ard banks TO inquire and re.
may be able render he State, il 1t should be deemed
ccssary to carry out the foregoing suggestions.
The preamble and resolutions were agreed to. aud
committee was instructed accordingly.
Mr.. l. D. Wilson offered resolution for the appaI
ment of committee TO nominate suitable persons for p
dent and directors of the Bank Of the State Of South Cal
lima, which was ordered for consideration tomorrow
| Mr. Adams offered the following rcsolutioHsi
i 81 Resolved, That the State of South Carolina afHn
the right Of each State ofthe conederacy 70 secede front
Union.
40 Resoped. That the exercise Of this right by The ,a
holding States Is mperatively demanded BY every cou
i GRAFTON Of duty and honor.
"3 Resoipsd, That this State is prepared aul
and maintain her sovereign right 10 secede from
| Union.
a. Resolved, That, sincerely desiring to secure ths
operation oil her sister southern States, (and for ID
reason whatsoever,) this State fofbears the immediate
ercise OF her right to secede from the Union
al Rss0tced. That the governor be authorized and
quested to the Legislature for the call
ton so any OF sister southern States u
announce herself ready for decisive action as
shall be reasonably satisfied that the South is unwilling
| co. operate with us. @+sf
q The resolutions were re erred the committee
eral relations, and were ordered to be printed"