The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-08

81 ...u,xoroN. Jau. o. Ssaats-Mr Clay, OF
ii w., appeared and took his seat.
81 - 'N",~ itou of senator Hanflin, Of Me,
Il a'.fIei V,ce President,l 10 Take effect ON
pc" ~. was received aad read.
q AC."N! .,,,.s ipn Of Kansas and the Pacific
S ihe NH were postponed. and Mr.. Crit
q = resolutions called op.
q rr,tge.Geu advocated his plan. II Con .
u, -, ,ol - lie mat ers, the people cou Id
81 gfe's -, instructions, and there would b.
I'NV.r~rigtaiicu IN obeying them. IL was a
q ~ ~ ~ national existence Would the
q 4"' ss'-sns encounter civil war rather than
q hFi''usx hs!i's bread h from their particular
s.gma he apIt''ee !" 'io must "neeuhe tah-
q ,aaep 60 botA sIdes
q 81 Tser,ps az Ca, responded. He said the
'.n1,,sns had been sowing dragons. and
RAISE q crop of armed men. The Union
q ~ .Iresey G!SS ted, Tor the cause OF South
81 va" IS Ms me cause Of the whole South.
81 - S,.fh had appealed 10 the fraternity and
81 - Of f.sti,s II tne North IN vain, and
81 I'D suhgnif ;hsir cause, IL necessary, TO the
" ",,r.,,su: II toe sword. lie reviewed the
81 lands q be South, ana contentrd they
b ,sre cuiy t1T equality IN the Union
q gs.,ted me ta@tt encouragement ny The Re
q s.i.aus Il iha INVASION of the slave States.
m. only arAtiEsJaent was the sword Toe
q Snse,n repIdiAted any idea OF compromise
a m. Narlhsru Interpretation OF tue Cohsti-
-. lie concluded hy al elcQ uent summa-
4 ~ o, he points ot his speech, aud DECLARED If
49, sinh was denied her rights she would
& .g,eke he q d OF battles.
I m S.yale went iato Executive session on
y,Iaivrr's nomination Tor Collector OF the
m 81 ChAI ics'eu, which was referred AS
usual
Jyrys.-After unimportaut business, the
House went into COMMITTEE .! the Whole on
th- legislative aud Executive bill, which, az
Ter b.irs amended ia some particulars, was
passed
Mr. E,herdge, Of Tenn, made an attempt TO
tulrc6ucs nv Unanimous consent, the resolu-
lions adOr,ed Is the Border States Committee
AZ Conference. The House voted 50 for and g
against suspending NE rule Tor tneir intro
auction.
Mr. Adraia asked leave to offer Il resolution
,-proylpE OF tue " boid and patriotic - act OF
Anderson ia occupying Fort Sumter, and the
ce--ImnatioB Of The President to maintain
Inn ia his present position; also TO enforce the
laws and preserve the Union.
The House suspended the rules for its ad-
III ssion, By a vote of l3i TO 50, aud the resolu-
l1n was adopled-ayes III, nays Sc.
Toe House thea, in consideration of to-mor-
NV helHg the anniversary OF tha battle of
New Odeaas, adjourned until Wednesday.
Alabama Convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. The State Con-
ytLtiol met a noon to- day.
Nj Phillips. (SecessionisO was chosen TEN :
rar5ry chairman and Mr. Harm temporary
trereary. All the counties were represen ted
YIN. N. Brooks was cleo ed permanent L re.
,deut by a majority of eight over Jamisou.-
The election was very quiet. Mr.. Fowler
S'gessioniSi) was elected permanent secreta.
~.
Tie Convention then adjourned until the
afternoon.
fsRCOHD DIsPATCH.
MONTGOMERY, Ia, Jan After consider
able discussion and consultation, preamble
and resolution offered by the secession side
were put into such n form as commanded the
unanimous vote OF The Convention. They are
as follows;
Whereas, The only bond of union betwe en- the
several states Is the Constitution of the United
~ itas; and. whereas, that tonstl utIou has been
violated ty majority of the Northern states
IN their separate lsgis atlve actions denying 10
the rsop Il The Southern States their CoHstltu
tou7l r.Ebtz; and, whereas, sectional sarty I.
known the Black Republican party. has, IL a
recent election, elected LlHcnln TO the offoe Of
President ard Hamln 10 the office Of Wee Prssi-
dent Of these United states. who hold that the
Consultation Of the United States does not recog
Il zs proEaIty IN slaves and that the Government
should prevent lts extension INTO the common
Territories of the United states. and that the
power Of the Government should be- SO exerc sed
ia slavery should IN time be extefminated il:
InsTefnre. 0s 1T
h.soirfa. That the State OF Alabama W Il not
ElnmIt 10 ih' administration Of Lincoln and Ham
10 as President and Vice President of the United
ctates upon the principles referred 10 in this fore
gong preamble.