New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

ing to DO. II they wers satisfacto., 1900 ~
| were satisfactory to him. They have saving 10
are no longer members of the Senate and ~.5;eI,
declared have withdrawn from the Senate, and CO.
out their purpose to remain no longer lie REGARDED
that az a resignation Of their seats lie had simply DE-
clared this In his resolution they bapg made the an
nouncement and carried it into operaton Ihe result
their seats have become vacant, no others having
been elected to take their places The ststs were va
cant and to DO filled. de differed with tue senator
from Delaware. The seats were still at the dspoeM
OF these Safes, to be filled whenever they thought
proper TO do 40. Hs therefore, held 10 the original
resolution, which expresses t fact in proper phrase
ology, and was opposed 10 Mr.. BayarC suOS'''a'0'
becsnse it ooly proposed 10 correct the roll. a.
BIZ. BAYARD. In reply, agreed that a reslshaacn
>Vred no peculiar form Of language, but 1t looked to
tbs IN <ent Of the resignation. oe
MI, bsyards substitute was rejected by i2sgaiha 1o
N, RA YARD moved Tn strike Mr.. Browns paine
to M, Fs. >endens resolution, the latter not having
made the declar. Nion imputed TO the others
Mr.. FESSENDiSN did not know why this should Do
Mr.. BAYARD-Dia Mr. Brown say be had win
drawn He did no. open bus lips; .. ,,hs, IA
Nj. FESsENDEN-He s<ated in advance what 10
would do ., dac,,,s.
Mr.. BAYARD-Hs did not make such deciAfA'
w" M. FFssENDEs-I think be invade speech stat
ing what he was about 70 do. ~ p.,--, ia
Mr. BAYARD-I don't deny what NJ brown 'ai1
he would do but he did not do 1t. The SeoiiIaoa y.
which man intend TO DO does not amouA~ "
done. ., =, ,o,,a M,
Mr. WILSON Rep., Massl said be Tvaia9 S 5;s
attempt 20 quote Mr.. Browns language, DIV ho uu
make some declaration and left toe Senate.
thought the printed debates would show Tue 49,
words After Mississippi went out tMr DAVIS VIZ
sck and had been 30 for several da,s, DIR. p1o"n
raied from the seat now occupied By the Senator IRON
Delaware be could take no further part III inc pro-
ceedingr and that he had seen his colleague, VINO
agreed with him. day or two after 'hs, mr. lave
inside bis farewell speech and withdrew. IL seeaso
that thoee Senators held consultation at whee s,f'
Brown made declaration 40 to what DO should 90,
and Mr. Davis came Ia, and made oESef iars"en
address
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Tenn said that Mississippi |
went out on the OH and on the 10th Mr. Davis madea
speech, and withdrew from the Senate. lie cid DOT |
think that Mr. Brown made declaration that his State
had withdrawn.
Mr.. CULLAaER Rep, Va, after further pro-
ceedrvr said that the modification OF the resolution
equ ed time for reflection lie moved to go Into an
Executive Session, which was carried.
Afer short time spent therein, the doors were re-
orened. and the consideration OF the resolution wa
rcsun ed.
Mr.. CLARK REP, n. H. offered substitute for
that Of Mr. Fessenden, which the latter accepted,
namely; 80
W6e-,a. tn. occupied by h.ssr. Brown and pav.
..pp Mallory Of F0idA Clsy of Alabsms Toonlbs OF
Geory, aud b,nsmin OF Louisiana members Of the senae
have brcouIc vacant therefore ,.,,
Rssrcd That the Secretary be directed 10 omit hsn Dsn
rcEpe -iysly rom the roll" -,
SIR MASON Intellectually proposed TO amend the
revolution by making 1t read: The gentlemen named
" have ceased t6be members"
Mr.. Clsrk's substitute was adopted-24 against TO-
The Senate VI JourIe cd.