Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-22

or members of Congress whose duties re-
| quire them to be in said District, from bring
| ing with them their slaves. ard holding n n
as such, during the lime their duties may
r qTire them 10 remain there. and afterwards
| taking them from the District.
| Fifth. Congress shall have no power to
prohibit or hinder the transportation of
slaves from one State 10 another. or to a
| Territory in which slaves are By law permit
ted TO be held, whether that transportation
be by land. naviga5ie rivers, or by the sea.
Sizth in addition to the fugitive slave
clause provide. that when a slave has been
demanded of The Executive authority Of the
State to which h. has fed, if he is not deliv-
cred. and The owner permitted 10 carry him
out Of tn. State in peace, that the Stale 50
falling to deliver. sh Ill pay TO the owner the
value of such slave. and such damages as be
may have sustained in attempting % reclaim
his slayP, and secure his right of act ion in
The Supreme Court of the United States.
with execution against the property of such
State. and of The individual members thereof.
Seventh. No further Amendment of the Con
stiluton shall affect the five preceding arii-
Giles, nor the third paragraph of the second
cIion OF the first article OF he Constitution.
nor The third paragraph IF III. cond section
of the fnHrh articl. OF said Constitution. and
no amendments shall be made tn the CDnsii-
tuition which will authoriz- or give TO Con-
gre-s any power 10 abolish or interfere with
slavery in any OF The States by whose laws it
is or may be allow, d or permitted
E,ghlh. That siare property shall be rem
dered secure IN transit through. or whilst
| temporarily stjourning in the non slavehold-
inG States, or territories, or ia the District OF
Columbia.
Njath. An amendment to the effect that all
fugItiVPs are tn De deemed ihos'= off ming the
laws within the jIristlic ion OF the ate aud
who eeape ther, from to other States: and
HAT il Is the duty of each State to suppress
armed invasions of auoth State
4. Resolved That said Convention of the
siav-h. .ldng States. having agre' Il upon a
is of adj Isim nj satisfactory rhcmSe Ives,
should. ia the o ,,inon OF this G-Heral Assem-
b y, refer it TO "a Cpnveulion ni all the States,
,vehoi,!iug aud nou slaveholding, in the
al amer FLOWING 1T should invite all the
otate- friendly to such plan of adj just ment o
.iect delegates. In such manner as tO d ct
~ popular will. to a.sernbe in a cUn>tiiu-
{ nnal Convention OF all the ateS. North
and Suuih. TO Toe held at Richmond. Virgin
ia. on t'e-day OF February, 1861. to rr-
wise aud perfect said plan oil adjustment for
its reirr, nee for final ratification and adnp-
lion 10y Conventions OF the States respect
lively.
Rescued. That should plan of adjust
nrnI satisfactory to The Snuth not be acced-
I'd to by he r quisiIe numbrr OF States to
perfrc. amendments 10 the Constitution of
| The United ST ,tes. it il the opinion of this
q II, r,,I Ass mbly that the slivrholdng
Sia' es should adopt far them -el:es III Con-
stitutiOn of thu United States with such
| anrndmr nts as may b. Satisfactory 10 the
Il tvehulding Stale, and thlt they should
| invite into Union with them all States of
tn North which are Willing 10 abid: such
led In ra r
meuI, severiug at once all cunnrcIIUI with
states refusing >uch reasonable gu tran et~
tn our future saeiy-such ell c"ndi-
| tious of F drral q Iion being fir I suhm tied
fIr ratification to Convent ms of all the
States re-D civeiy.
6. Resalped. That the G vernon of Tennes-
Sc furnish copies of these resolutions i'm
meliaIe ely To the G 'yrrnOrs at h slaychold-
ing and Notwithstanding States.
Mr.. Whitthnrne sraIed. at er the reSnlu
tious were adopted, that he voted against
heir adoption in Ii Il, BECAUSE he preferred
tn original resolutions "a reported by TIL
T. mmitte-. but fail NJ in that he was Tor the
resolutions as adopted by the House.
Senate resolutions To appoint int Com
mittrr. tn prepar,. an address to The people ol
The United States on The suiJ ct of cur na-
tionaI d fficuties was considered and reject
ed
Adjourned till p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate resolution proposing non-inter-
cours. with the Northern States was laid on
the table.
S.nate resolution authorizing the Governor
tn telegraph to all nc :esSible points within
the State of the day If holding an election
on The subject of the State Convention, and
for delegates to the same was laid on the
table.
STAY LAW.
The House then resum d tie consideration
of the bill prescribing the remedy for the
Election of debts and the relief Of the peO
ple-the stay iaw--which Was amended aud
t~scd, with the ex cpption ofceriain sections.
{ We will her. ait r publish this bill il 1t be
concurred in by the Senate.
Adjourned till 10 "a. N. to morrow.