The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-05

a N y y u.
we're ua. sl!mty G!ied, and tne reading Of he
T.s..d~urs Message was listened 10 Tor TWO
| n.a->-
| r-,a,ed ia thought it feii short OF iGNasti-
/ 5,,gr p 4. crisis before the GoYeruTuenL The
/ Pr-,lls atr.ect vas known 10 be = dangerous
14ss because he had aVoWed principles ot the
] ire irresistible conflict now making war on the
~ b The present position Of parties ia
4 ...rP,S holds nam power less out has party
-4..I ave.. luailY control The Government, toe
.-..-at,s t5urt included. a sec ttouaI mai yyity
-~t.snsyiuseiy coLtCoi The vhxle Government ,.
y. may bpEet revolution, and / don't think
4 - Sruth-Iu : ateS have acted preStut-
.s,r.y II such occurrences as have Lar ~
1 ,.e.e Ia he last fifteen years had bs,s4
'-.n foreign nations, there would need 10
/ 80 bean war. In his judgment, & number
/ -s4 southern STATES would stcede FilLin
/ .tx.v days. Ia Soa'h Carolina The SUB
] 10 >-laa party IS small IL would be tue
.r,-s-l tat.g IJT Congress 10 divide the pu D.
i D.. rrcprr.y fairly after paying the public
a.a. aly people are not terrified We have
i nor. territory than the Colonies had when
hey began war Win Great Briia II, and four
-.z-, tue population. OR imports last year
vrrr So 0IUV#3-i| per cent. duties had givcA
THIS. Northern gentlemen Say our institute
mons are disgrace 10 The natoaaI family,
.... -av Il IS sin. II We separate, their con-
sciences are clear. argue with the Presi-
a-a'. ,hgr there Is no riaat To force State
TIE NEST offensive aggression is the IeYying
o.! taalt.r Il a separation comes, we are car
be-
IL Crjiterdsn,af KY, said he hoped 10 he
together, g. Union friends He hoped for the
Preservation Of he Union he mad lived under
e..rrE. lie lose for The purpose of express
az r.- 1uF s thar taeteXample o the gentleman
Ha. AIi IHst spoken would not be followed
- Fl. vas to be, we had better not have come
a.sL ms linton IS worthy OF great s2cri-
L-t. "Ad lie looked forward with Gismay 10
t.,uLlgH. We must search Tor means of re.
,Ja.il4I)n, 10 restore harmony and avoid
aas.} dr"A.ts, NoF'h tnroiin% has always
carried tie olive branch OF peace
A-. CACEmlu appro',ej OF the antlpraaa's
4 oyslrr {. preserF" TIE Onion, and he would be
sustained al what Ia sad b. majority u he
/ .+it- ot ms Slaie> North Carolina was tbs
/ ."1' 'y The last 10 come into the Union When
..sr-'+ 90 ILoI~ = her, she will bid II farewell
Dat. tHGA, - lad, moved that The usual
W cgH-sa' r printed. Adopted.
II. iiaie 4nJyen 10 adjourn. Carried.
81 AT After Lhe reading OF The Message
-. So. nan, rep J Of Oa!O moved 20 refer
T., ~ committee of the Whole On The STATE
. tuuIon.
~. Ho.cirr, of Va, moved that that por-
% Z a rrtr.I!ug 10 Secession, oe referred to
E,se1iel committee. composed OF one mem
] sr- ... n t~cn STATE, WIN leave to report IL
--} I-4t
lr. McCle.uand. (Deu.) of Ill, said he
wished % offer Az amendment, referring thu
s-U.g.Jot amending The Constitution and Sc
,rss. a 10 = select committee OF one from each
@-a.-. WltA Instructors, particularly, 10 en-
.Ht- NAFtueF any llI iIr- ISIlS !tilpn or
amend net 10 The Constitution - necessary
g.tr full eject ~ the clause res pec3ing the
.,.-.. .lou @. xiliFe slaves.
H. B-.o!er deeilaed accepting Ir. dc
'..-.au-. s. amendment.
= SHERMAN proposed thar Instead Of q,
committee picked from each State, hat there
/ -- mrlJ'ee OF fifteen only.
@.r. b1cc~k, of Virginia. waived The Ques-
e. % uIdeTI = the reference OF the last part
e. ill., B"ielcr's resolution. a committee. he
/ .a-. could not repair at any time without r.
pension % the rules.
tr ts-daer decided IL favor oi DIR. Socock.
M. Es.cck 81 me re,,i u OF 81 vert.t friends
81. --a-e~ MS OblecuCE.
4 4I Stanton tRepD supposed Nr. Boteigr
4 ta.t accomplish his object by emitting the
BE-. .i4uss OK the resolution.
1 .a-sGs. Curry. Ui a Alabama, and Barrett o;
Ats-yuTl. also Ob,eCtef, ana BIZ. Boteier lnodi-
/ a.- 4ls objection 10y STRIKING cat The last
/ ,.:u--
Nj Sherman wished to sfe. an amend.
/ "r-- leaving the House to aes iGs as 10 the
! I4-G- Of organizing the pro posed committee
III b9'5eg saId Ae mad specially avoided
! sal ial Do" lhe committee ahoul ne appoin ted
81" ; f"dheT 6aIa the rules provided.
"-- .------ deeIined voting, because mis- State
l.a called a CJ5 ve. iOn.
-r. Houston. OF Alabama, said he yould dc
81. il" eoEId - accomplish unity and friend.
~ g. aud would vote.
Mr. Davis. OF mississippi, said Il was mecca.
r-Ey ne Aessage should DO referred some.
Na-.e, and he favored L select committees
& IA. .ADoI E, o. HldbdLid, ItCillGu voting
! MI. Cobb, s0I Alabama would vote Tor tbs
1 -p.. iuIIuu.
M. Miles,. of South Carolina, sold his STAT,
| ."' oHi y the CuniedeTacy, exec ptIng mer.
| ..'.- let 10 De gone through WIN, ana that HI.
| "-l-t+ll9n look no Interest - The question.
| DIX FuEh, OF Alabama, sad his State wa,
| =. 10 follow south CA'.1llna on the 10Th o.
'r-eAOrF, ana h5 cec!p.ed to vote
1 liz result OF he yote on the adoption o.
/ 47 H.st p'Fuo1 oi the resolution was-ayes
/ i nays s..
/ lAe House aged To Sherman's Original
/ ,1 ~ mat .hR whole Message be referred tl
1 -e ''lh' .tuse Of The Whole on the STATE q
/ a. i, ana prinied, together with BOtr
'' AendmeEt theroIo, namely: that &c
1 -'--' u IL as relates 70 the prescott perIlOuS
..1' non Of The country be referred 10 Il selec
/ N.-'Ll'lee OF one from each ate.
before The vote was announced, Mr.. Single.
/ ga. 90 Miss, saId he d' cllned voting on this
/ <f-S'on, because The Legislature OF his Stats
la 'tied Convention to cons der the mat.
lie believed his people would determine
.aE themselves.
1 .tf Jones, Of Georgia, gave as reason foI
: -''- 'o.ng that his State also had called a
'"Fehtion to decide rs to lis Federal rela-
5.- "a ana Gid NOT want Congress TO decide for
I mr. Hawkins, of Florida, said his Stale also
"a' appointed the same day In January for a
'.a3sniion to take into consideration This
's-on. The people had determined IN that
va! 10 determine on the true manner and
'Is4e u redress. Il was for them TO settle In
mn sovereign capacity, and not Tor h =,
.ueIeiCTe, 10 take any action here OF mo -
-, lie was against ali compromiee- ~dS
MI CIoptoa, of Ala, deciued oF'o,a >.
.7.'c his : ate had called g ,r."I, 49, po'
Z .1r. "hrtreii, OF George, also defined on
! .l- same ground. - ' i''eA vi
MIR. -- offered y .,.t ~. - ,,,,
/ ..r, t''t apr Ont the committees nniese
/ Mr. NJ ysse shall order i, otherwise.
1 =. s,, IRIS, (Dem.,) Of Ill, wiened 10 ohe'
1 --eHdment, which he read for intormation
| ''l0.tsd. That we are unalterahy and !nmov-
,i a''aehed 80 The Union of States; that vii
,''-t! re ln 'he Union the pTlmaT, cause OF OuI
/ s.s, o. t!eaiheas END prospentY, and have IS ye'
t "o-ailE, either ia the election of Lincoln or
o.lrt sources, 10 Justify dissolution, and That
sl@se cur AF0s fortunes and sacred honors 20
N'ley uon was made to Morris' resolution,
- bOteier being distinctly before the
me- barrett sugges ted that each committee
~ - - selected by the State delegations.
So. 0hAei suggested ins tead of the words
1.'sts STATE OF me country" that MIR. Bote-
+ Incorporate in his resolu tion the I.oeuag.
! ~ sued Ia AIR. McCiaxnaud's prouositI0n'
ne question was taken On BoJeler,s rasnIn.
A.. d, an amendment 10 Sherman's rnotion
'F- hoteisr wished to say thai he would da-
f, "h appoIn tmeht on the committee an.
yea under has resolution.
. tI. NoFris, OF Ill, asked 10 introduce his
utloh aA above written, as separate pro-
JD!ec I'D 70
lie house adjourned az 3 O'Clock.
us,r. Fire at 0swego, Ny.
tHNo, ~ j : Dec. IA fire last night de-
f,1 "a tAe Washington Iitcck, consisting of
rl stores, Washington Hall, offices. 1c.
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