The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-24


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0n the 18th of November the following
resolution offered sesolDed, That
2Q, 900 copies of asHingtonls farewell adj
dress be printed for The use Of the House,
20 accompany and be stitched to the Cover
nor Message ordered to Be printed on yes
terday. p, %
Whlcn solution was laid on the table 81
yeas and nays as follows cas-, Mr.. Speak
er, Messrs Adams Anderson, Armstrong,
Barton Bynum Bell Barry, Bardin, Blythe,
Brook, Beene, Baker Of Pontotoc, Cassidy,
Clements, Dampier, DUR, Echols, Ellis,
Guy, Satin, Kinds, Harrison, jenkins, Kel-
~, Kirkland, Lynch, Lewis, Malone, Mott,
McAfee, Magee, Martin, Mathews, Nelson,
Noble, Nash, Rawls, Suratt, Stewart of Ma
rion, Thomas of Marshall, Thomas of Yazoo,
Thames, Thurmond, Tison, Weathersby,
Webb, Welsh and Young.
Nays, Messrs. Arthur, Aldridge, Ashe,
Brown, Buford, Baker of Kinds, Collins,
Catchings, Crusoc, Dunlap, Day, Ford, Foote,
Farar, Griffin, HUE, Henry, johnson, Kim
ball, Metcalf, Myers, Mc[nnis, Majors, Neill,
Powell, Regain of Claiborne, Regain of va
zoo, Rozell, Rogers, Stewart of Wilkinson,
Starke, Seal, Smith, Smedes, Talbot, WALL
White, Wilcox and West.
On the Goth of November in the Senate
Mr.. Stone submitted the following resolution
which was adopted
s2esolued, That so muchsof the Cover
|nors Message as relates to the call for a con.
vention0 to take into consideration our Fed,
Ieral relations; the aggressions which have
been committed upon the rights Of the South
ern States; the dangers which threaten oul
domestic institutions and all kindred sub
iects, berefered to a joint Committee or
part of the Senate, and on part Of HOUSE
of Representatives, to report by Bill or 9th
erwise upon that subject which was adopted
And on the part Of the Senate, 1essrs
Stone, Pettua, Stewart, Drane, Cannon
Sharkey and Greer were appointed on sale
Committee.
And on the part of the House, Messrs
Barton, Barry, Kinds, DUR, Clements, Cat
I lin, Brown, Neill, Cassidy, Wilcox, Henry
Young, Starke and Foote.
The following resolution was submitted I
the Senate
/ ResolUeo, That altho we do not all of I
Approve Of the recent acts Of Congress know
as the plan Of adjustment, yet we do not bt
.llieye that they offer sufficient grounds for
secession of any of the Southern States frol
4 the Union, and that ne are disposed to a
1 quiesce in the same, until such aggression
upon the rightsof the South shall be con
Emitted, BY the North, as are setforth in Il
1tresolutions of the convention held in Jacksc
in October, 1849, which was read and {
motion Of Mr. Pettus laid on the table, (
yeas and nays, as follows Y eas, Guion, Bel
Berry, Beene, Catching, Cannon, Carte
Drane, Davis, Galladay, Gilleland, Gree
Hughes, McAfee, Pettus, Ramsey, ST
! gleton, Stone, Stewart, Thompson, IL
;. iiaferro and IEhafe1d, % votes Nay
I Alcorn, Brooke, Hodges, McDougald, Re
! nolds, Sharkey, TORY, TAFT and White,
Z votes; journals P, %.
e On 30th Of Nov 1850, the following res
a lutions were offered in the Senate:
sEReso1red, That we cherish undininish
If attachment to our GLORIOUS Union" that
/ destruction would be the death lnellof lib
4 ty and that nothing shortof such usurpati
NJ of power and oppression as would be destrl
tive to the personal and political rights of
" the South, will justify disunion or secessi
r from the confederation by the State Of NJ
s. sissippi or any other southern State.
"Resolred, That the passage of the l
S. acts of Congress. known as the Comprom
IF measures; acts wlichwere passed with a Vi
S. to settle sectional difficulties and to presel
r in its.e entirety "the Union of the States,
NJ not constitute such usurpation of power, a
IA such oppression as viii justify the State
DR Mississippi, or any other southern State,
% seeding from the Union.
E. ''Rcs0loed, That California beingadmit
ter by Congress as a State in the confedera
ma with free andequal rights, cannot be dismC
r. bered of any part of her territory without
consent; and if she refuses to divide her te
81 tory, or refuses to agree that slavery may
south. of 36o 80, that her ref
as will form no justifable cause for Misgissi
to or any other southern State to secede from
PIT Union.
)F Resozge7, That the settlementof the bo
Diary question between the United States
OF Texas, is matter between said parties;
NJ if Texas accedes to the proposition mad
ign her by the United States, it is.no justii'
yer cause for mississippi, or any other south
Ell State, to secede from the Union.
,ter Resolyed, That the organization of the
the lritories of Utah and New Mexico, upon
5 of great southern principle of non-intervent
ON or in other words, without the Wilmot pr
ON so attached to the act organizing them, is
LY a unsuitable cause for Mississippi, or any
by southern State to secede from the Union
inc Resozred, That the guarantees of the /
md ent Constitution were in the estimation Of
,ent twelve slave States which aided In forInin
FE- sufficient to protect southern rights; anC
Der believe if such guarantees are carried OF
ives they are by the late Fugitive slave bill,
uty lsu h bill is enforced by the courts of
1me country, the refusal to further amend the
ess. stitution, by additional guarantees, will
,ers. be a justifable cause for Mississippi or
Heir other southern State to secede from the
cted ion.
heir Resolged, That the commercial, agricl
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