The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-08
correspondence Of the Daily FzchanGe.
FREDERICK LETTER.

FREDERICK, August 6, 1861
noIh chambers were almost wholly occupied to
uay with the discussion of the report of the Specia
| \'olnt) committee on Adjournment, in which il
! was proposed to adjourn Tomorrow at IL o'clock
70 meet again in the city of Annapolis on Tuesday "
| September 18th, at O'Clock
| meeting. s "
| Alter considerable debate the subject was fnallv
disposed OF by concurrence in the conclusion to
"hlch the House had arrived-to meet at Frederick
ON Tuesday, September l7th. -
The report Of the Committee on F,daraI Rata
tIons upon the Memorial of the Police Commission
ers OF Baltimore was then called up and led to
another patlence-tiring but yet amusing debate
proposition was pending to lay over until the sue
ceeulng Gay, In order that they might be printed
After tedious interval, during which the Senate
had managed to so entaDgle itself in the meshes of
Parliamentary Y law to be apparently unable TO
e&ticate Itself without doing violence to Jeffar-
son manual, MIR. kimmel obtained the floor (Mr
hlttaker IN the chair) and exutingly said:
AT last, Mr. Chairman, have got the floor. |
nave attained the contamination of my warnings
anu my oratorlcal hopes. What are you wound
eh (he said to Mr.. Smith, who sat with droapinp
mead beside him) are you hurt? No! Then
heaas up Eyes front! Steady on the left!
~ now much iurther, in his exhortations to the
aena5or from Carroli, the military inclinations of
tue Oeneral would have carried him. have no
means OF ascertaining; but tortunately-(for the
reporter he was remorseles5v cut off in his flow
ny several points of order raised by Messrs Frank
I'm IN ana Goldsborough, the point of which was that
'ue rFeGericH orator should bride bis rhetorical
steed and confice him to the legitimate course of
the debate 0'"'' co oi
Mr. kmmel promised compliance with the rules.
ana proceeded to say that be was unwilling to give
TO the long rhetorical composition of the s.Pala
CaSslus below, when just at this point he was in
terrupted by Mr. Goldsborougb, who objected to
such personalities undie nied and disc6ur teous
The report was then put to a vote and adopted-
Z, he aa6i
Action of Portion of the Members of the
eSisiats,re-tsesoiufiOns Adopted, SC, &c
FREDEEIcK, Nd, August 5, 1861.
At a meeting of those members of the LeqisIa
ture OF Maryland who in favor of peace and op-
posed to the war now being waged by the Presi
dent and his advisers, against the Southern Con-
fecerate States, Honorable John Brooke was called
to the chair, and Henry ". Warield appointed
Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained
Dy tne chairman, on notion it was
Resolred That the undersigned members of the Tac
lsature recommend to the citizens State who are
opposed to the present and in favor peace or
ganlze themselves in district county State conyen
ventions for the nomination and election suitable can
ddates for Governor and other officers to he elsc
teu under the provisions OF the Constitution during
I'd That the State Convention meet in the city of Bal
hnore on Tuesday, the 10th day of September next at IL
3d. That the county and send to the
state Convention as many members each county is
entitled to- in both branches of the Legislature of MARY
land. '
4h. That all papers of the State fay orable to the call
be requested to publish the foregoing resolutions
(Sgned) JoHN B. BROOKE,
HENRY NJ WARFIELD, Chairman.
Secretary.
SenatoTs.-Jno B. Brooke, John f. Gardiner, A.
A Lynch, D. G. Backiston, J. j. Heckart, Teagle
Townsend, o. Miles, Thomas j. Mex aig F. Whit
aker, James F. Dashiel', John s. Watkins Wash
ingtou Duvall. Thomas Franklin.
House Of Delegatea.-E G. Kilbourn, William G..
Harrison, S. Teackle Wallis, Il. Parkin Scott, G.
w. Goldsborough, Lawrence Sangston, James T.
Briscoe. b. A. Welch, Henry NJ. Warfed William
Henry Legg, Henry NJ. Moriit James u Dennis,
Richard G. Mackubn, J. Hanson Thomas John T.
Brown, Philip F. Rasin, j. Lawrence Jones, W. f.
Salmon, Benjamin Parran, A. Kessler, John 4.
Ford, james W Maxwell, Robert NJ. Denison A.
Chaplain, w. j.. Starkey, Martin Eakie, f. A.
Jones, William Turner, l., G. Qunn, Thomas W
Renshaw, How ard Griffith, w. r. Barnard, T. W.
Linthicum. Jno G. Brune, Thomas Jpo. Ciaggett,
Richard Wootton, Charles H. Pitts, J. II. Gordon
John A. Johnson, William Holland, Bernard Mills
Wm. R. Miller, John G. Brining.