Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

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ate not willing tU report II BY ITSELF. -ff.
by telesraph. The Council las limited debate 10
FIVE nn.utes iot each Speaker utIIess by special
consent, AID II lEe resolutions 60 IN tU.lIght lhete
IlrObubly will be lale and violent sitting.
Special Dispatch 10 ttt \. Y. Tdbuae,
pUILADELFIiiA, Monday, June II, 1865.
The Committee VI Resolutions reported 10 the
Council this afternoon The following Resolutions
on Slavely
R,Ioivtd That Tho American party, having
arisen upon the ruins and In spite Of the oppOsl
ton OF liz Wing and DelOcFatlc paltles, cannot
he held III any ulanntT responsible Tor thu Oh
nOxouS acts VI violated pledges OF either; that Tie
systematic osaioN Of Tue Slavery question by
those nltties hos elevated sectional hostility into
positive element VI political power, and brought
Utit institutions into peril. II has Therefore BE-
come tie imperative duty Of tile American patty ~
intetpOse, 0r the purpose Of giving peace 10 The
county aud ptTpelully 10 the Union. That as
experience has shown II Is impossible 10 reconcile
OnlniONS SO extreme Az illVSs which separate Tue
dishutanlS, and SS thete can Oe no uShOnoT III
submitting 10 thu laws, the National Council has
deemed Il The best gtaianlee oil eon,on Justice and
Of future peace ~ abide by anl maintain the ex.
isling laws upon The subject Of Slavery, ns ilnal
aud conclusive settlement Of Tia! subject III spirit
and In substance.
RtSOlrsd, That regarding II The highest duly 10
Svow these opinions upon subject SO important,
IN distinct aud unequlYOca ens, Il IS hereby de-
clnfed as the sense u this National Council that
Congress possesses 10 power under tue CUnstltn'
ton Ia leslSaie upon lie sNOlect Of slavery ~
tim nj Staff. fFO0 min
into the Union because Ilct Constitution dUcS "
does not recognize lhe Institution u Slavery aS a
patt OF her social sySten and expressly pelmlll ting
any expressions OF OpnlUn upon tie pOwet u COn'
srcss 10 establish OF prohibit Slavery in any Teui.
tory. II is the SelIse Of tbs NuIOnal Council
that Congress ought hOt 10 eelslNle upon the sub
iect or Slavery within tho Territories Of the United
States, aud that any interference Of Congress with
Slavery uS Il exists In the District u Columbia
would le violation Of Tie spirit aud intention VI
the cOnnaCt Uy which the Slalu VI Maryland Csded
the Distinct 10 The United States, aud breach u
The National Faith.
The majority r6pOrt having been read q minority
tepoIt was submitted, which was sleneI by The
following members Of tIs Committee; YIN. +.
Johnston. Pa, A, D, SneTty, Conn; ThOs. II,
Rofj. Chi,. Anthuuy Colby, N, H.; John s, Say,
woti, Mel John II. RUsi.L SiaSs., Nathaniel
Green, Il, l.; JOseph II. barrett, VI; Schuyler
CoIfax, ind ID, Il, Wool, Wis; j, CUsSliulI,
Mich; WIN. J. Phelps, ILL.,, twelve ~ all; also by
ltiChsfd Clement Del, and .. d. Dcshlrt, II, J,
as ~ tie fist CLAUSE. New York alone Of tic Flee
States went tOt lls majority report. Iowa was moi
represented. Minnesota l'etutOry went with New
York, MS also the District Of COLUMBIA; and These
with tho united South carned the majority tepJn
In Committee,
4, Al. n. AL bf Sa,,, Vnsk lLntl
no discussion was needed, liz asket insuI,ngly
il any man there would not Sllccumb to the will OF
The majority, Gov, Uardnef Of Mass, took I'm The
Stale, nor Inoiotlty Of the Fee States would
biIv is The Resolutions GrsI leIOfle,l. Tie party
could not carry village IN Massachusetts upon
lIlel. lie charged liz New York Delegation with
drsehinS tie Moth, aud d even going 50 lot IN
dOushdclSln as 10 cUiupaln 10 tle South th0t they
wefe conceding loo much TO The NOtll.
uOY. GdulHet made bold, earnest speech,
protesting against tue resolutions oil Tie majority
The Council Adjourned 10 o'caek this even
ing, wien The debate will Oe resumed. long
ami violent discussion is anticipated. Tie tesu.
buttons Of tie majority will Undoubtedly pass.
The minority resolution Is Us lollows'
Resolved, THAT the tepeal Of The Missouri Com.
pEOmss was oil infection u Vie pIlghled laIIlI Of
The Nation, ind that i SHOULD be restored, and II
Efforts to that end shall fail, ColSfess should re-
fuse 10 admit any Stale IOIetAtlnS Slavery which
shall be iorGled out VI any pOtIIU VI 1he FeuIIDy
rom which thai Institution was excluded W That
COMPROMISE.
The lOl o'clock, Council IS sui 10 session. d
dull discussion going w, VI RESOLUTIONS oihe
han those relating toSlaveEy. These nfe illlOsso
tlonabIe' ana meet no Nety seI'oNs opposition =
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