The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-24
From the Daily Globe Of The 6M August
MIR, MAYS " rCsHT.V-u,yn,T-

AS an incorrect report Of Mr.. Nays resolutions
offered in the House Of Representatives on the 5tt
inst, was made at the time, we now republish then
from the official report
Whereas, the Government of the United States OF
lea was created by its written Constitution and
its powers alone from the the peole rs ron
tanned IN that instrument and it has no other
and force and arms can neither preserve nor rgulv b
10 vloiate It's constitution under any authority
Whatsoever and whereas Washington and other great
sages and patriots who founded General Government
solemnly warning their cOuntrymen predicted its de
structlon from the establishment of sectional noco
party and they also entreated a Spirit of compromis.
whenever necessary to the Union and whereas
aciV war exists among the States which have H.
united and which, having already Frustrated tba
prosperity ana happiness of the peone and
many valuable citizens now threatens thair 80, i gu
IN countless numbers, and by its inevitable tendenc
not necessity the final overthrow of freq ~
government; Therefore,
/. Be ii reS0lced, That the success of tho p,,,,.
party founded, as it is sectional socia and
question justly responsible for the origin of our present
national miSfortunes.
mat the incorporating spirit hitherto manifested
ny the representatives Of that party has prevented
beaceini compromise and adjustment of our unhappv
uifhcuites when the same is practicable.
.; Ihat II the present continues the ONLY SAFETY
Iei9ge OF constitutional government and civil liberty
WI" DE ound IN the constitutions and sovereignty of the
several States, and afterwards through them tbe onI
the Union. 'iu N'ioii u
That is impossible by to subiugate the peona
VI @ secedeu States united as they in such numbers
prepared and resolved, and acuated by motives
"c represent the just pride and dignity of equals of
framed freemen of American citizens and also believing
as they do to man. that State, home wife children
property all and every security and benefit of Govern
ment IS at stake and that the most cruel anu mercess
means forced by the necessities of an eyhausting and
oesoinatng war, are to be employed against them
mat in view of all these public calamities and to
rou mem recognizing the necessities which control
Incomes ,S as our fathers of the Revolution did it
; e uu!y OF Congress, before It closes its present
session, to provide for the appontment of 80 20 pl
procure an aimistce between the contendn armies
ana restore peace at all events who shall he
cred to arrange compromise preserve the Tnnn
possipe but If not, then peaceful separation of ~
respective States of the Union as well such as -:
to have seeded, others which NAV by the sovar;
VIII Of their citizens also hereafter oran to secede and
tha tn said commissioners be soemny enioned so to
conouct their negotiations to Obtain If possible in the
luture happy harmonious and perpetual reeonstruc
ton OF our Union of States
Mr. Bingham-I propose to debate that resou-
ton.
The Speaker-Then it must go over
Mr.. May move TO suspend the rules for the
purpose OF allowing the resolution to be considered
at this time.
Mr. Lovejoy-I raise question upon the re-
ception OF the resolution that it is not within the
order adopted by the House at the commencement
Of the session. 81.
Inc Speaker-The gentleman from Maryland
moves to suspend the rules, which is in order, it
'e,ng within the last ten days of the session.
NJ may demanded the yeas and nays upon his
o.ioh 10 suspend the rules
cas- and nays were not ordered; only seven
having voted therefor.
m,. ainolo-A it in order to move to law the
resolution on the table? WY
.ne Speaker-lt is not. The resolution is not
before the House.
Inc question was taken, and the rules were not |
suspended (two-thirds not having voted tberefor1.
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