Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11
AIr: H3ekhatus Of Hanover, offered the
foIlloWipg gasa substitute 'for.lhe first Fsso-

fOllOwt1e efRSa q substitute fnrsih6 Iiret ,sss;,
I l6ts6na .i,l3 . - -'s
lFhtrtds, Pie political difference, f,,s|
aRitate the Country atthis time must even.
td.lts In the. complete dismembermenfi ~
this great harion, unless sneedily and ,ici;.
nitEIy settled; ana whereas, those differ
ensss caa osly be ,tinaliy arranged Iy
H 1tesotreo' ey me 3s8Sra! .4sssR6iy Of 1Fr-
fgtfng, Lhnt duplication is hereby made in
4 Purs IsnGe 81 tue provisions of the iilth
I article OF tue Constitution on the part Of
4 Tue Leg etsttnye OF flrgtnia, 10 the Con-
EEsss Y llsls = plted states, to call Con-
I Eel1tln loF posing aAiendments to the
i:Coasutptl the Y nited. States.
/ . ftesetssqifI nat. tbs legislatures of The
eSsFHi lEstlsesGpi thls GuiOu are hereby
/ resp tnigst1!rlge 70 Go-oPsrRte with the
9tats Pi 7N!Eeialn IN TINS application.
i !, HsseleeRi q 9es lhe'i Governor iof this
IO'nllo be required to forward
c9pIes'oi RESOLUTIONS sol to the Speaker
'SI ias H9ass : OF hspreseniatives and to
/ Tue t1ee stSSeaept ot. the unitcd States, TO
he 'ql ostoFs,'slelr respective Houses of
Soh9Ee Sshi ans Htlnt ne communicate the
l'assage o. ot tAese resolutions by telegraph,
tos Tue 1oVeEttora .lot sue several States
,i"u immaculate concurrence OF
III 'eIE en- .s Lel:isiIilIHEss ~ w therein.
Uil liPt'on es .AE. ! loulas' both series OF
lS, ,, oElereI 10 oe Prlnted.-
Lley ne; were s La iaId over under the rules.
fSaeFat EetstIons;-lf; Thomas called
t.tc !.0 O.sTeu oy MN Yesterday.
! ,SL.Itt! tHe suHJeCS o! our Feuer'l
5ol. lolnt committee nc thea
sL4st,sI!su i9t y s'ls iO'lOWlng' whlch vas
| | nu9pleu' .' I,fS ,,..,.,..
4lESUEHEU VI. L q IOlnk committee
SS',S'ssis " seven .eiiiners on tlle part
VI t"e aul nlleen ,neinhers on the
p.'!t ot .ue .'I lloyse OF Oelegetes, DC mp
Po'nleu 70 SgtslueE3'shu report wl'nt nea:
Su'ts SIo"!q Ue huopteu oy the Generl!
-.sSe'p oiyt IA 'ne present Alarming condi-
uyh 9l ~ Fela1lotss OF tAe States to each
o'ner anu, 70 tNerteuerai Government and
| 'uHI salu eotninlltee oe instructed TO report
ut as cary uay.Fs may DC practicable
Stdte ConrsHaoH.-Mr. Dickinson, of
Primes Edw9td, offered the following reso-
l'i'ion, ron, wa, wlien m was @dopled
hsSoteed' 4naI seIeet commlttee, con-
inquire lnSo the Peulensy oi reporting i
. oliL ProNiu'hS lor5 i4ie cAii OIL a state Con-
Fe9ilon- M - ~, a.
A"eFtdSea A"tgttos'.--sir; wicNhaal oher-
Gu n resolution nire!;tlng the Committee OF
Fl"'Iiice ~. i't lu!re Nhto ths expe"Iehcy oi
passing "n."st imposing additional taxes
on Hie people :, Oh. TINS commonwealth,
WIN WIN F" view 90 OF h'ee!ing Tue immediate
henEy expenditures ltEeiy 10 be incurred
''n1er S, mo eNistli's lI9noies.
tSI'ainS tue eorsluetatlon OF tnis reso-
luton, 7J,.,s 4,.o......, ---,
On motion Of Mr.. Brandon, the sanats
adjourned, Il: Z
- E. ma sz.77-, !. =. ..,ia.ss
rs s5s.S .HiEIEo AIHsS 2
ells RIcuuoSB, Jan.7sth., 1861.
The honr of IL n. having arrived. ihe
House iwns called to ordet by Sps,.ter
OrutchGcld.
Tho House was opened for dciiberatfon
, with prayer by Rev J. "A. Duncan, of tile