The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07
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The following important proceedings of the
House Of Representatives were not telegraphed
to the press. We clip them from the New
York papers Of Tdesdsy. ..- .-
Mr.. Cox OF Ohio, asked leave to introduce
the following:
"WHEREAs, It is the part OF rational beings
to terminate their diff ;ultes by rational means,
and inasmuch as the differences between the
| United States autorilies and the eleven seeded
! States have resulted in state of war, charac-
terized by bitter hosili y and extreme atrocity.
| and although the party IN the secetding States
are guilty OF breaking the National Union and
resisting the lawful authority.
"Resolued, That while we make increased ef-
forts by our Army and Navy to maintain the IN
tegrity and stability OF this Government, the
! common laws Of war those maxms Of human
ity, moderation and honor, which are part of
the international cod, ou ;ht to be observed BY
both parties and stronger reason exists for
such observance between two nations, inasmuch
as the incensed parties have common ancestry,
history, prosperity, glory, Government and I'm
ion, and are now unhapiy engaged lacerating
their commoa country. rs ..
''Seeoaf: That there ought 10 be left open as
between two nations the same means for pre-
venting the war being carried to outrageous Z
tremity aad there ought also in the interest o.
civilization to 5e left open some means Tor the
restoration Of peace and the Union
4 "1htrd: That to this end the restoration o
peace and the Union on the basis Of the funia.
mental principles Of the Constitution, there be
{ appointed q committee OF one member from
each State, who Shalt report to this House, a
, its next session ouch amendments to the Con
!, s,itution OF the United States as shall assuagt
all grievances and bring about reconstruction
{ Of the National Union; and that for the prepa
, ration Of such satisfactory adjustment and tn
conference requisite for that end, q commission
of citizens OF the United States be appointed
}, consisting of Edward Everett of Massachusetts
= Millard Fillmore of View York Reverdy John
son Of Maryland, Martin Van Buren Of N '
York, Thomas Ewing OF Ohio, franklin Peirc
Of New Hampshire, and i ames Guthrie Of Ken
lucky, who shall request from tho so called con
| federate States the appointment Of a siinila
commission. and who all confer on the subiec
id the city Of Louisville, on the first Monday {
September next, and that the committee appoin
: ted from this House notify said commissioner
t lef their appointments apa function, and adyis
= and confer with them, end report their action
the next session as an amendment 10 the Con
stitution of the UDitea States, to be propose
f by Congress TO the States for their ratification
1 according to the filth article OF said Constitu
Q tion.
!, "Mr. Washburne objected to the introductio
Of the resolution. " s
a "Mr. Cog moved sus pension Of the rules.
Il.
tive 4-45 against 85. zs'az'.sssr ss'
: .Yeas-Messrs. Allen, ARsona,, Baily, (Ps
n Burnett, Calvert, Cox, CraFens, Crisiiold Crit
tenden, Bunlap Griier, Haight, Harding Hol
man, u ackson, johnson, Law, Leary, Logar
!, May, Mallory, enzies, NORRIS N oble, Norton
: Nugen, Pend Teton, Perry, Reid, Richardson
Robinson, smith, Steeie{N ~ VaIlsndishaa
Noorhees, WadswortE, Webster, White, (Ohio
' Wickliffc, Wood, Woodruff
a"Nays--Nlessl 81 AidFich, Arnold, Ash.e,
! Babbitt Bailey, BAXTER, Beaman, Bingham
!. Blair ( Mo.) Blair, Ra.,) Bake Buiiagtor
n Campbell, Ohamberlain, Clark, Goltax, II.
CosilsIing, r. Coakling, Conway, Coyode, Cutle
a Davis, Delsno, Diven, bdell, Edgerton, Ed
wards, Elliott, FesseRden, Franehot, Franl
> Gooch, Goodwin, Granger, Hale, Harrison. Hoi
ton, tiatchins, Julian, Kelly, Kellogg, (Mich
/ Kellogg. (4li,) Lansiag, I.eoniis, bovejoy, Mc
1 Kean, M cKnight, Mei'kersoa, Morshead, Nor
rill, (Me.,) Morrill,, (Vt.,) Olin, Pike Pomero,
Porter, Potter, Rice, Mass. itice, (Me.,) Rio
die. Rollins, On. H. Sedgewick, Shanks, She
. field, Shellaberger, Sherman, Spaulding, 81
0 gsns, Thomas; Mass, } Train, 'Trowbridge, Vi
Z ton, Vandevsr, Van AVyck, WALL Wallace
Walton, (Me.,l Walton, (Vt.,) Washburn
0 White, (tnd } Winslow, Worcester, Wrigh
q "Adjourned." ' 2g 9a< .4efs