The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-27

W. are .rs6.d 10 announce that the resolutions re-
pousd ON Monday from the select comln'iee o' utsn
last evening adopted T, Nun ssS". ssas, and ~.
" the posti IN al kiIgina, AT 5, m-the houi ss-
signed ilr their consiieraiion-tne fes.huuohs were
which Was sustained. Mr. Taafero asked the ayes and
oes and Mr. Dorman iol separate vote on saen reg
luton Duns the vote Mr. Harrison asked leave ~
make an exclamation, and Mr. Tonlin moved 10 onef
an amendment 10 The second resolution but hey were
each oyenaed by the decision OF The speaker sus
By the house, that the previous question applied 10 e
whole series Of resolutions We repubish them, with the
vote on each
Whereas The legislature of the Slate OF South CAROLYN
has passed provide for the appointment Of dele,
power and authority TO deliberate with the view and nien'
non Of resisting as, sgss'.SoT and p9.aib OF re- e
econnend due pr5vioa Tor her intne safety and nae-
his general assembly, IAsreed without division
l BE Therefore resotosd BY ge"eaf assembly 81 ~
South Carolina in the feelings excited by the nnwaran'a
Bile Of the non-saveholdng States with our
among people of ibis Commonwealth in regard TO The
wisdom, jasice, and consiutlonay Of The mea'nfes Of
the late Congress OF The United S'ates aiken as whole
| and commonly known AS the compromise measures, ye
the Legislature OF Virginia deems IL duty declite 10 he
State OF South Carolina tina, ,ae people OF ms Stle
are unw ing take any action Tin consequence Of the
sa mel calculated destroy the integrity OF this Union
IAyes 10 no l-Mr. Harrison.l
"a Resoivsd That rel "a ding he said of the Con
gress Of the United States, taken 'oseher as an adjust
of the exciting questions 70 which .hey reae and
cherhInE the hope tha Il fairly executed me- w.il re-
the country that harmony ana cohndrnce Whlc
late been unhappy disturbed, the State OF Pr
GINA deems it unw.se tin the present condition Of III
country send delegates the proposed sonheT con
gress.-iAyes ITO; noes 3-Messrs. Harrison, But, and
Tomlin.l
Rs.oipsd That Virginia earnestly and affections tel,
appeals sster SAFE of South Carolina 10 des-t iron
any medated secession upon her part, which cannot bu
tend destruction of the Union and the loss ali o
the States Of The benefits that spring from lAyes ia
| no i-Mr. HIrrison
"a Rssotosd That Virginia, believing the constitution o
the United Sate il faithfully provides AIDE
auate protection the rights OF all the States OF this con
tedeacy. still looking that Instrument tor defence
within the Union warned by the Renee OF the past
the dangers OF the present. and The hopeso The ntnre IN
yokes all no live uhder adhere strictly 10 IT,
preserve the safeguards which affords tn.
rights OF individual and the interests OF sectIona
mlnoritles-[ Ayes lis noes none
IS RESOLVED, That all Legislation combination, de
signed any way affect the tuons peculiar TO III,
South, deserves the most unqualified eProbaon Is defog
the rights OIL aud peculiarly offensive TO- the south
States, ana il persisted inevitably defeat the
restoration peaceful ard sentiments in ttes
| Stnes.-[Ayes ils; noes non-.l
&c RsoCsd, That the governor OF this Commonwealth
be requested transmit copy of these resolutions to the
the SaIe OF Sou Carolina, with the reques
they be ad before her legislature ard that
be also transmitted the execuiiv. Of each OF the ohe
States this Unionthe State oil Vermont only
! tAgreed 10 without count .#......