Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-12

THE Ney SPEAKERS ADDREss-THE oARLILK
pELEGATION-wAR MOVEMENTS AND PLANS.

made By Gaushs Grow, on taking the CHAIR as speaker
of Lincoln's House Of Representatives: M
rebellion the most caustlsss in the history OF the
race has developed conspiracy OF long standing to de-
stroy the Constitution formed by the vision oil our
fathers and the Union cemented by their blood This
conspiracy nuriured for long years in secret councils
first develops itself openly in Of spoation and plum
der Of pubic properly With the corniyance or under
the projection of,reasoD enhroned 10 oil the high pac'
OF the Government and at last In armed rebellion Tor the
overthrow of the best Government ever devised by man.
Without an effort in the mode prescribed in the organic
lav for redress Of all grievances the malcontents sp-
neal only to the arbirament Of the sword insult the
lions honor and rample upon its fIg naugurate rev.
oluton which, if successful would end In establishing
pey rring Confederacies anarchy upon the ruins OF
the Republic and the destruction Of its liberties.
The l9h of April cinonized in the first struggle for
American nationality consecrated in the maryrblood OF
Warren has its counterpart ia Ellsworth, and the heroic
deeds and patriotic sacrifices OF the struggle for the es-
tablshment of the Republic being reproduced upon
the bate.felds for its maintenance Every race and
tongue of men almost Ia represented in the grand legion
of the Uniop their standards procalmng, In language
more impressive than words, that here indeed Is the
home of the emigrant and the asylum Of the exile no
matter where vas his birthplace or in THAT cline his
infancy was Graded He devotes his life 70 he defence
of his adopted land the vindcaton OF its honor and
the protection of lie Alg with the zeal with which
he would guard his hearthstone and hreside All par.
ties secs and conditions Of men Lot corrupted by insti
tuops of human bondage, forgetting bygooe rancor,
or preiudces blend in phalanx for the integrity OF
the Union and the perpstuity Of the Republic Long
yeas of peace in the pursuits of sordd gain, instead OF
bunting the patriotic devotion Of loyal citizens seems
bu, 10 have intensified its development when the exist
euce Of the Government is assaled The merchant the
banker and the tradesmsn, with an activity unparal-
led proer their all at the altar Of tber country, While
FROM the counter the workshop, and the plov, brave
hearts and stout arms leaving their tasks unfinished
rush 10 the tented fed-the air vbrstes with martial
strains and the earth shakes with armed In view
OF this grand demonstration for sefprservaton, in the
history of natioDslities responding patriotism may be
assured that the foundations OF our national greatness
still stand sropg and the sentiment which beats to-day
in every loysl heart WILL for the future be realised
No flag alien 10 the sources Of the Mississippi will ever
Go,t over s mouth, till It's waters arc Grim
soned In human gore; aud not one loot oil American
soil can be vrenchsd from the Jurisdiction OF the Con.
sitution of the United States uat !. Ia baptsed in ire
aud blood [Vociferous sppauf, upon the toor and IN
the galleries which lasted for many minutes Gentle
men, a. your presiding ofhcer t becomes my duty to
sppr,e you that any demonstrations OF approval or dis
approval Of anything done or said during your sessions
Is IN violation Of parliamentary decoruD aud the CHAIR
could also inform the persons in the galleries. that .p
psuse by them is violation Of good order and breach
Of tue rules of this House. The Chair hopes therefore,
that any demonstrations of applause will not be repeat.
ed.
In God is our trust, and the "starspsngled Banner
forever shall wave DER the land OF the free and the home
Of the brave" Suppressed applause Those Who re-
gard Il as mere coth.bun,ng fail appreciate lis sym
bolca power Wherever civilization dwells or the name
of Washington is known il bears on It's folds the co.,
cenrsted poweoof armies and naves and surrounds the
yotaries with defence impregnsbe than battle
msnt Of wall or tower Wherever, on the earths sur
face an American citizen may wander, called BY pleas
ure business or caprice, it . shield TO secure him
tha of ha and
OF his birth As the guardians OF the rights and iber-
ties of the people, your paramount duty is TO make Il
honored At home IS Il IL respected abroad. Govern
meut that cannot command the loyalty Of its Own ctE Ems
is unworthy the respect Of the world; and Govern
ment that will not protect its loyal citizens deserves
the contempt OF the world. Applause
He Who would down this OF Const.
liberty thus blasting forever the hopes OF crushed
because its freemen in the mode presented by
the Constitution select Chief Magistrate not acceptable
TO him. parrcide 10 hs yscs aud shpnd no regarded
ss common euetny 10 mankind the Un'on once de-
stroyed is shattered that no human poser can re-
construct In its original symmetry. Coarse stoues when
they are Lsossp may be oceSted again, precious one
never II the Eepubte !, TO be Remembered, and the
sun Of i liberty must 20 OUT IL endless night let set
AMID IN, ypar of cannon And tie 1ip OF battle. when
TIL re 10 orEer " strike Or heart 10 plsed n
s cause so that coming geneSsobs may not reproacn
The present With being too iHbsce TO preserve the price
- eSscy o'ques'heu py our .'n., ~ e " ..
t unimpareu insure "%'' ss sHs nd ;1vos;nr
us 90. 70. your confidence an. ~ '''N-e
guidance from ust ty!se Power that he'd our fathers
hrvvga the Red Sea N tie Revolution, i.n;er upon the
discharge of the duties to which you have assigned me-
eiyiag upon your foibearance aud CO operation, and
usug thai year lpors y contribute not little to the
greatness snd glory Of the Republic.
yIRGINIA'S JEWELS
The following debats and proceedings then occurred
IN the admission OF J. 5. Garlic and hs associates 81
re,bers from Virginia
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mr.. ss.,a hv the eve oen,smsn frrn,
lues"on ., rrsn' IT, psna,sIou Brosn Garlic Al d
rgnI' n'S'sn ~ ne cnomi,tae on Elections AZ.
n Macy oe " ~ n 90 I, ss not his nprnoyc
er u snah DC efPpH'co -',sn 80, =. Ssomo5 /, RS
o oner any i'''ous ofPsS.Sv, :, ;nvoIv,d . ou.s.
luty 10 propose sucp ,ei'''N0'' - az
ion OF the gravesy cuafsc.er. - ,.. ,,,.
Mr. horfe, Oh VERMONT rose 70 Poin' VI 0Iue, na.
he House, beng 10 tine execution OF 40 orae eouu mo-
uspend tue rule OUT US we o'efiueu.
Mr. Stevens OF FehnsyNah,, 'ose y pom. Y, o'ue,,
liz That the gentleman rom kentucky Should Lis' eau
or cernhcate ana taen proceed III proper order'
M. Burnett said he had placed the ooecton on
gtsr ground end opis DESIRED TO interpose such OBJ
ection as his conscience and duty co@pS!!ea.
One Ct the members Claiming seat from virginia,
Mr. Upton confessed that he was ineligible 10 seat IN
ne House.
Mr.. Garlic, in reply TO Mr.. bsraet', seMi do not
esire sir that the people have the honor to represent
N this floor, rather, those propose TO represent,
hopld be deprived Of any Of their rights under the Con-
titgsn Of tho country, by any objection that can be
1ade here. fhe foSrth Thursday of May was the day
ted BY the law Of Sg4s Tyr t;e election OF members
4 the House OF Representatives Of the United MATES
Jpon that day was elected as representation from the
striot in which ve-the Eleventh Congressional Dis
riot Of the Stately the largest m'Jorily ever given
msjority almost approaching unanimity. The only
ussiioo therefore, tha' eau De rasea N my case 10
Whether the ordinance OF the Virginia Convention at
empting 10 snn tie solemn act oil the General Assem-.
lv Dy 0eClArlrg tnht tnOulu