The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21
From " a shiugton.

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of III. Committee of Thirty-1 hree, Willch IL
~iared by Taylor OF Louis!ana fheIpS VI
Missouri Rust of Arkansas, W hitiey Oh Det-
aware and Wmslow of North Caroiina, EN-
b-nc.s m substance the following: that the
changes which have taken place III the sitna-
non and sen tiuents OF the people oil the dlli'F-
,.ut States since the formation OF the toh-
stitution have been such that through the
misconstruction of some OF lis proVis-
ions and the wil1ful perNersioh oi others,
and the introduction OF new prhclples IN
forming parties which are IN direct AN
onism with the usages and Opinions oil tue
whole American people when the Cohs. ' |
tion Went into effect, that that instrument nus
ceased TO accomplish some OF te ilosI imp
tant ends aimed at by its adoption Inc uil-
ferences between the Northern ana Southern
sections OF the Contedcfacy IRON inns euusc
has at last risen to such height mat 'hes
: have resulted III the formation OF sue
noual party in the Norm, OF ule
4 slavery question alone, when VIII piac-
, ticalIy exclude the southern people from
o,, ,!,,ica in the management of national al
fairs in which they have Il common lntelest
With their Northern brethren, ana lndt as
this fact, notwthsta ndlhs the nep ,3a on IN
forms OF the Constitution are preserves, ~ -;
,rrtb DESTROYS the spirit OF RepubllcaniSin III
The Government il is therefore impressions NJ
the two sections should any lonsrr 20 Va, 80
4 gethpr as one people, unless TIE rAieuiie S
. of things is remedied , -, ,,
The report proceeds 10 say that Tue pleoea
difficulties can only Se remedleo by atheti ~,
/ rncnts to the Constitution and suggests the
amendments proposed in the Crlttenden reso-
Iutions If adopted they would restore Iian ~,
ouilitv to the country, and place the thioh On
inch :, foundation that il con Id never again De
.hnken These amendments would not Ill re,
alitv change the Constitution they Wo.lu
only have the effect of restoring II, by the aoo.
- . eJ propositionS, to what 1t was IN point oi
Z fac, ON The dav of its adoption, through the
Z nnnr.tiou of the circumstances whlch thel
= surrounded il, and which erecleu pa . iie.
q against the present sectional eoiltes s',d noIv
+, the constitutional propositions Wotud now -
- II /, constitutional majority cannot DE uhltt'
- in support of Crittenden's resolutions, OF IN
IN ( substance OF theln lheh It oi'"o ~
Union is inevitable. 1910,
THO ranort recommends that steps be take
for calling Convention OF the STATES, WIN
- view of peaceable separation by proFidiIe ~ ~
." y plrtition of the common property Oh III
irpitad states settling the terms on Whlc
. social and commercial intercourse between ~ \
lis separated States shall be conducted ana iil''f
IL mo a permanent arrangement with respect
is, H. ma vipation OF the Mississippi river. Il
le reuort gives what the signers eonsider Il III
ne account of the rise and progress OF the slasr.
at agitation, which produced the eAlstihs "'i'
~ culties. 10000 =, Coo
pr, Letters from distinguished source III geo
pia. say that though that state CONSIDERS
TO her duty 10 secede, she Is Wiling 10 rtuii h
~: with the other States on 4 satisfactory s"t,
nd .ntee of her political and social saietS. 81
os- takes the secession step at this tlne,l opeo
nd ence to what she considers her NltaA ihIele'
in Two nights ago. Fort Pickens f!a, was
PIX ;,,r,adiat To- danger of assault; but SINCE, u o
patch, signed by numerous sect.ssloiits ~
ers I,orrrnss has been sent thlther, thelr Illeli
ow ,;n, them nv all means TO avoid a coiiisi
tri- iS7h Tho Federal forces There seems to
ut no danger therefore, of an immediate conn
in that quarter. :; W.,
lan Col Hayne of :. G., viii remain IN -" ~
an ;nrtnn ten days or two weeks longer HIS
APP - h,r been productive of great good IN tht
ap- tnrpst of peace 1t is not apprehehoeo - -
lies, any attack will at present be mace Oh
's Sumter. e f,,,x,.oss NV
SER The Alabama members of Congress aW
the ;r-tructions from their State. lhose II
ling Georgia will remain until they receive an
ates ticial cony of the Ordinance OF secession
Active measures are III progress ~ ~ -
by course of Virginia. in sending Collilhlssloi
ter ! 20 Washington on the 4th OF feDruaiI
nd ] snonded TO nv similar movements III III
aged States DISPATCHES have been sent 10 ny ~
first burg Pa: Albany, n. l.; columbus; "
You and other State Capitals where Leslslt.
SOL are in session. urging the prompt appoint n
of good and able men TO confer WIN 'i'
our ginia Commissioners r. e,, nv
law Washing ton is now more Tree from eN
tsyl- noeut than ut any time since the eoIi,iiiei
said ,nnnt of the session of Congress. Apple
seen LIONS of difficulties attending the lntus III .
els Of Lincoln exist, but to ninltdd 80 ,
'unk- however to guard against any posSipiIe
nths, turbauce ample measures nave peen ''hN
nrNeu preserve the peace: .e;s;,n,
e are With the probable acton oil i-ouiSili..
and week the secession movement VIII pc c'
; anu as TO other States, ;,a-,
here. a couuanv of sappers and miners,
er. West Point, acting as infantry, iiir'u
lot at to-day and are guartered at the ooi"i'
mo- mo- armory.