The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

one section from participation in the adniinis.
to the domination of the stronger section. leads to
abuse. and Is Incompatible with the safety of
those whose interests are imperiiled; the forma-
ties in respac to FEDERAL politics, il contrary TO
the principles on which our system rests, and
tends to its overthrow.
Mr.. WISE said, before the vote was taken
that resolution, he would move that the
Committee rise, for the purpose of endeayor-
ing to effect change in the order.
The CHAIRMAN said this was not in order.
The COMMITTEES had resolved to sit until two
O'Clock
Mr.. WisE.-Suppose the house was on fire
The CBAIRaAS.--We would take care of our
selves.
The vote was then taken, and the resolution
passed-Mr. Wise voting mo
The fourth resolution was then read, as fol-
lows:
4. The Territories of the United States consti.
tute Il trust to DO administered by the General
Government, for the common benefit OF tho peo-
pie of the United States, and any policy In respect
benefits on the people Of one part of the United
States than the people Of another part, Is eon-
soms for Whose eqaa beet the trust a'
ted. In the equal admission OF slave labor ana
free labor into any Territory excltss uniriendly
| the Territories ought to be made between them,
aud each system onght to be protected within the
limits assigned TO it, by the laws necessary for Its
proper development.
| Mr.. WISE again moved that the Committee
| rise but the Chair ruled the motion out of
| order from which Mr.. Wise took an appeal.
| The CHAIRMAN then read the resolution
| adopted on the 18th of March for the govern
| ment of the Committee of the Whole; and
I stated the ueston--''Shall the decision of the
| Chair stand as the Judgment of the House ~
| Mr.. WISE explained the motive which actu-
I ated him in making the appeal.
| Mr.. CARLiLE rose to a question of order
| lie desired TO know if there was 10 limit to
| the discussion of an appeal.
|
| he was aware of. 1t was q privileged ques-
ton, and he overruled the point OF order.
| Mr.. SPEED hoped the appeal would be sue
| cessful. He proposed to offer resolution at
| the proper time, modifying the order as to
| allow any member ten minutes to make OBJ
| lections.
The discussion was continued by MesSrS.
| MoSTAGUE, PSIcE, (the gen ntleman last named
calling for the yeas and nays upon the appeal }
| WISE, and ANRLER.
| The CHAIRMAN then stated his opinion, Civ
| ing his grounds for making the decision,
| which he had no doubt of the correctness OF,
and from which an appeal had been taken.
| The roll was then called, and the decision
| of the Chair was sustained by the following
| vote:
| YEAs-Messrs Aston, A. NJ. Barbour, Baylor,
| Berlin, Blow, Boggess, Bouldin, Boyd; Branch,
| Brent, Brown, Burdett, Byrne, Campbell. Caper-
?Ai 7 tonrad' couch James H. Cox, Grjcher, Gus
| ts, Dent Deskins, Dorman, Early, Echois, Flour
noy, French, Fugats' Garland, GillesPisi Grars- Ta
maond, Raymond, mose, Hubbard, Jackson, Jan :
Pey, ii: johnson, P, {; JohnstSn, kilby y Lewis
Mallory. B. Mallory, Marshall, Mari, Masters
Mohett, Moore. Nelson, osbuTn, Parks, Patgiek
spafiStk sfG't ShaPR ssPRss s1sfT f1sfac
sue Snasrn and Tsf pAya Walt
NAYs.-Messrs. Amber, James Barbour: B!a
tey Rsssta p fots Cox Bias F osS G
| Goode. Jr, Cyrus Hall. Lewis 5. Hall, Harvie
Holcombe, Hughes, Iiunton, Isbell, Kent Kin
Morton, orrick, Randolph. kicha hardson, seawell
| Speed, Strange Thornton, Tredway, robert II
| Turner Franklin Z. Turner, Tyler, WILSON Wise
| Woods. and Wysor.-4S.
The question being again ated on the adop-
| tion of the four tn resolution,
| Mr.. WISE moved to amend by striking out
| the word united in the fourth line, and in
| serting in lieu thereof the word several - sc
! that it would read "for the common benefit o
| the people of the several States' He objec tee
| to the term used in the resolution, Tor here, ~
| in every other portion of the report, "crops
, OUT "a geological expression) the Federal idea
| of consolidation.
Mr. CONRAD, of Frederick, opposed the
amendment and Mr.. WISE then devoted tel
minutes to replication" being prohibited by
the Chair from adding five mniftes, the length
ef time which he had economical when frs
up.
| Mr.. SEAwELL called for the yeas and nays
and the anne ndment was adopted by the fol
lowing vote
YEAs.-Mezsrs. Ambler, James Barbour, Blakey
Blow, Boisseau, Borst, Bouldin, Boyd, Bruce
Corral, Richard H Cox, Des kins, Borman, Fen
OILS, Fisher, Floulnoy, Garland, Gillespie, Ora
Man'n9ad, hs' aS si Hsryie, HosGmSs, Munton isbsll
Kent, Kilby, kindred, Lawson, Leake Macfar
Park Pres
ton, Randolph, Richardson, Seawell, shetfey
Slaughter, southsll, Speed, Strange, SutherIin
3. Turner, Tyler, Whitfield, Wilson, Wise
NAYs.~Messrs, Ashton, Alfred NJ; Barbour, Bay
Baraett, Byrne, SampbeIl, Garlic, Carter, Rob
.rt Y Conrad Couch; James T. H.. Cox Gr.enel
Gray ossn % halsi Addsi,on 5lGHsn Hail. EphTam s. Hal
Haymond; Hoge, Hubbard, Hughes, JacksoI aasI
e SION, Lewis, Mctomas, McCrew, Mcneil. jaime
/ B. Mallory, Marshall. Masters, Motfett, Moore
| Price Pugh, Robert E. Scott, William c. Scot
Sharp, Sillingten, Spurlock, Staples, Alex; L
+ saa Wasrp fhapnMsnh White S'Ssfek %iekhsm sni WI
: ley--e6.
y Mr.. WISE then moved in order to perfec
the language of the resolution, to strike OF
d the words lone part of the United" and IL
II sert, in lieu thereof, the words zone or MOI
t of the - and TO strike out the words 'anotht
o part" in the line following, and insert til
! word ''others."
d The amendments were agreed to.
/ MI MORTON moved to further amend til
= fourth resolution, by striking out all after th
d word ''created," commencing "1f thes equs
q admission" &c.
= MIR. MORTON having explained his ament
j. ment and Mr.. MONTAGUE having said 4 fe
II words in explanation Of his vote, the yeas an
: nays were demanded by Mr.. CoNRAD. I'll
/. | roll was then called, and the amendment W.
| rejected by the following sote
! YEAs-Messrs. Amber, Jas. Barbour. Blake.
e Boisseau, Borst, Carlile, Cecil, Chapman, Col
Il man, Conn, Jas. H. Cox, Rich'd H. Cox, Fishe
= | Garland Graham, John Goode, Jr., Hale, Cyrt
@ Hall l.. 5. Hall, Harvie, Holcombe, Hunto
: | Isbeil Kent Kindred, Leake, Montague, Morri
q Morton> Neblett Randolph, Richardson, Seawel
a | Strange, Thornton, hoDerl II. turner, wise, al
NAYs-Messrs. Aston, Alfred NJ Barbour, Ba,
: lor, Berlin. Blow, Jr., Boggess, Bouidin, Boy
y Branch Brent, Brown, Bruce, Burdett. Byrn
$ Campbell, Caperton, Carter, C. B. Conrad, K:
d Dorman,. Early. Eehols, flournoy, French, F!
. | gate, gillespie, Gravely, Goggin, Addison Hal
a Ephraim B. Hall, Hammond, Raymond, Hog
= Hubbard, Hughes, yanney, Ma Marmaduke Johnso
!, - T. e. Johnston, kilby, Lewis, McComas, McGre'
o b Mallory, Marshall, Marr, Marye, sr Master
y Moffett, Moore, Nelson, Orrick, Osburn, Park
s Patrick, Pendl eton, Porter Preston, Price, Pug
!. Robert K. Scott, William G. Scott, Sharp, Shefe
- Sitlington, Slang hter, southaii speed, Spuiloe
= | Summers, Sutherlin, Tarr, Tayloe, Trsdway.
B. Turner. Tyler, Waller, Whitfield, WlekhaI
u Wiley, and Wilson.-sl.
= !, The Committee then took e recess until
: o'clock p. NJ.
d Evening Session.
t The Committee re assembled, and the que
tion recurring upon the fourth resolution,
d amended by Mr.. WISE, it was adopted Wi
q | b,t fnur iii Santinq votes