The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06
THE DISPATCH.


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oMcers, the Legislature ana Cehs.essueh snais oe
eaesen. Tue returns OF 'ais eies s. ate 70 os
maoe 70 the 1overaor 81 tns Iert.vty iusteaa "'
the president OF the Convention, ana tae eieetioh
eonducted 10 obedience 10 the laws Ia isTce Oh the
sth OF November lsst
4s Tue second fundamental sonaitson - thas she
constitution shaii not % 20 construed as 10 iiint
or impair tue risot OF the psspie, througn their
Legislature. at any time to call convention FOR
tns purpose OF altering. amending or aboiishtng
their form on govefhmant sapJecs only 10 The con
sftution Of the United states The president Is 10
Dc required TO admit the state by proclamation NJ
econ the eisction Of April 9Th shall have trans
PRED. rus ordnance OF the Lee"nipton conven.
slou relative to the grants OF pnhic lands - ro-
jecfed and In It's stead the usual articles OF CON-
pact are offered TO the FIRST Legislature Of Kansas
for accepion or rejection, as ia the case Of other
new Se.tes. The ball was read twice, and referred
<te the Committee on Territories
( On motion Of Mr. Fitzpatrick. resolution was
adopted requesting the President, rs far may be
compatible With the publc interest, 10 coInmuni
cate 10 the Senate the correspondence. instruc-
tiops aud orders TO the United states naval forces
on the coast Of Central America, contested with
the arrest Of William Walker and his associates,
At or the port of Ban Juan, in Nicaragua: and
also to transmit snch further Information no
may poasess Ia relation TO that event.
H,iss Of Repressntatfces.-- House re-assem-
blsd pursuant 70 adIaurnuuent. The speaker sub
nnitsed letter from ~ r. Banks the effect that
he has forwarded % the Governor of Massachusetts
bis resign atiou az n member from the 18th Congress
!. sionat District of that State.
Mr. Ciingnsn from the committee on foreign
affairs reported sution that the President be
requestcd II in his opinion 1t be not inocu pa,be
with the pu bic Interests TO communicate all the
affirmation 10 relation to the seizure of Gen. VIM
Walker and hts followers IN Nicaragua, together
with such instructions as have been given 10 the
naval officers and other oficers, pertaining to the
& subject
Mr. Jones' Of Tennessee said he should like the
gentleman to modify the resolution So as TO call
for all the Information respecting the fitting out
o the expedition By General Walker In this
q yuu,ry
mr. ClngInan thought the act OF Commodore
Pauidug 10 isnding on the soil of Nicaragua and
arrest!us Walker and his force amounted to an
act of war
Mr. Rltchie thought tbs set Of Com Paulding
Unsuitable os t,s 81 oupd that Walker was a erimi
nal and E.ytive from Justice and Could therefore
be arrested anywhere.
Mr. CiiugInsn thought tho war making power
resided In Congress alone, and therefore our off
GERS should not do gets tending TO war, without
previous authority from Congress The act q,
fsuiSing should be disayowei or Great Britain
must be pei nited TO do like acrs in Central Anne
RIGA Ii will not do to leave 10 subordinate off
GERS Of government the option of involving it 10
war. lie referred to the case of the Caroline q
show how easily unauthorized officers can involve
their government In war,