The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-02

. prominent Northern politicians II Il,
DC ali adjustment, az lUast "a RI
d as 10 retain Tie border states III the n
ion, lie was also very hopeful III 4 ~.
+ lgcliic settlement of The soltt0yersy th.,
has hoafiy rent us ii twain. d 4
Ell Masonry IsErofiT THE ulinar;ty Il
B rort IRON tue copniilteeot SS, sigficdb
4 iTayEor al la, Phelps Of No. Isitsk 3
I Ark, Whitley Of Del ard Winslow Z
]. IN. q. embrace hi substance tie fjIta,y
/ iGg: Tie report says the present. diAicitl
4 lies can only 10 renledled " amendment
Z 40 the constitatiOn aud suggests. That TN
! aalendalent proposed in the Grfttehde,
Efcsolutfols il adopted, would rcstoti
ttFaRqaility To the coauirg aud place III,
II UnioiI OH such foundation thai ii conf
! tneyer be shaken Tilese amendments. III
REPORT asserts, would not iii reality chaby,
4 the constellation, they would only have III,
'fefeet VI restoring Il hy The added pfopi.
Esieas 10 what II was Ia point If fact 81,
I ttieday ofits adeplida Through tie oper.
ation0f circumstances lichthehsarFolod.
led IL, nnd which erected tie barriers
Engainst tho present SECTIONAL contest A
constitutional provisions would now. III 4
/ majority cannot BE united ol The support
\ Of tie Crittenden resolutions, or tile sub.
stance ef them, then y dissolution of the
Union Is inevitable. < .:." 81. 5:ss5
i The report recommends that steps lie
i takeufqrcalling atonYention u tie states
/ with d view for Teiceable separation, by
providing for y partition of tie property.
Of the U. s., setting terms, by which tue
commercial intercourse between. tue scpar.
ate states shall be conducted, and making.
permanent arrangement with respect q
tthe navigation sof the Mississippi river.
The report gives what tile signGrs OF ii
consoles, d full recount of the rise and
| progress jof the slavery agitation which
has produced tie existing difficulties. Z. II.
The challenger Of Gen Haruey Ii lit.
SBrie The difficulty Is supposed 10 have
0riginatetl ii Oregon some time since. D.
/ Bishop .Whatting6anl, The Episcopal
Bishop Of Maryland, has written d letter
stroagiy commencing the course of Coz,
Hicks in not converting the legislature ot
the. Statc lie thinks Maryland should
5rialltaffi q positiotlof quiet inactivity. /
IA Washington dispatch Of the goth,
says that city lis now more free from Cx.
eiteHefit thanIt has been et Any time since
tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of tie present session
Of Congress Approximations Of any dif.
fculty attending The inauguration of Pres
sideiit I.faceln exists but Ia 4 lif,ftefl IA.
tent and means TO provide against Dos.
si6le disturbance are N cont i,,ant, -
"a r0niItany Of se,,pers i,f,t miners ifto.,
West Point: acting ..tls iilf.,atf,v jorttye9
there on the 10Th, I, r. .:, r.. =
The ordnance declaring The secession r,,
,of Georgia from the. United S;ra,es
passed tile State Convention III !: otcloeb /
On SATURDAY aftgT,I,on. ii.c:. I NH I,v ys.s
POS: uIys, SO. IJIn,sLnl dsm1fst ri in,s,
vi appreciation wcfe nIIirifs. n. StilIe,l,,a,
vile that night, III honor IF the. ,iys1,f.
Previous to lie iia<s,,,F4 t,f He orI3f;nat,c6
Ben. Hall Introduced 4 SnlIytitutp Gnr ths
benefit of ali the seceSsIo,lis1S hnt it.Sns
lost. Subsequently llc rated Far f1,a AMI,
ti'.,auc, tteeInrinS as lie tiid So. Ihart IA
Georgia had determined for secession, bp |
you'd share llcr fate for veal or woe. |
Judge Linton: said thai while DC ap. 1
proved Of the ordinance, he saw: no reas
Re1fl pr its adoption low, DO therefore
would not >gate for or sign IT,. ,,,sE
"A motion 70 postpone the operations or 4
Fbe ordnance until Che third &c March f
was lost by :ab0at 80 niaiaFify:: .ilexan: /
der .ll.,Steplielfs aud IFerSrhef .E.f.Iohu. z
ston are among those. who voted ugsipst3 fl
the ordinance :.: (. =.:.s.. L
A resolution was adopted 10 continue
the present postalapd revenue system WI. |
til il shall be ordered otherwise; also 10
eoHtiille III the civil federal 0ffiaerS
The.ofttilqnce Of secession was ordered /
10 be- eRStossca on parchment, to be sieued El
On Mdnday noon: =. F. ..- :
In-the Virginia Senate on Saturday the II
18TH the. consideration Of the report on H
federal relations, contemplating a uatiun- 4
al convention was resumed The secp,iti (
resolution in the report was amended by F.,
appoiGtiug John Tyler, Vim. G. Riyes, Il
John W BrrckcHhraugh, Geo, W. Som, I
2rs and Juscph 4. Stdai commissioners to I
Washington on the Alb Of February, toll
meet the commissioners from other States ii
The FIFTH resolution was amended by mod. [ q
flying Mr.. CritteHden's proposition so as to 1t
give additional projection and security to a
dave property. Tie 9th resolution, was
lmended by appointing Me-, Tyler n com.
missioner to wait on the President of the +