New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

win such bounds as Conrre,; sl prescribe ,hs coA tain
the sque for member Of c9ngts', according to
United State il nay hts form Of government he Tepub;.o
States. With or JhoDt the of per,ons
and labor the Sutior Of such State provide
OF any amendment the shall be con'uedas authOs
any department Of the TO- IN sny ssns interfere
that relation exists mar to establish susn
s Ttn any n s ss bis s bal al
tered amended without the on'cns OF every State in the
AR Is The third paragraph Of the second section OF the
fourth article Of the ConSiiuon sha Se taken and 20
authorize and empower Congress avs necessary to ecne
the return persons held to service or aScI under the laws o.
sI SIS VINO may =, sss s,sPsd due Sse TO 'n'
Ak To- The migration OF importation OF pesoss heu 70 er
,n INV e INTO any s az country bsyeps the
limits Of the United States Territories thereof Is
The SPEAKER said, in response to numbers Of
questions, that If Mr. Keloggs proposition was agreed
To, ii would supesede vote on the Cntenden propo
siti IN for which it was substitute .,,N.
Mr.. KELLOGG Informally sought to withdraw DIS
proposition for the present
Numerous points Of order were raised in connection
with this subject.
Mr.. Kellogg's proposition was rejected-33 against
49,
Several gentlemen explained, a reason why they
voted sgans it, that they wanted an opportunity 10
vote Mr. Criltenden proposition, as offered by MT.
The House proceeded to vote on the latter, and it
was rejected-80 against Ill.
The vote is aB follows
YEAs-Ne,s, Adr.n, Anderson Ky }, Avery Bar Barrett
prcw BuIsh, Bsmst T. csTk caIk SMC John CSss
Dime pi%m SSs E Eduiqnson EasA oinS FoaIs Gsfas M
meT Hamilton Harris old Heri, vsl HsitoR Holman
GGS c5 s SSL a HGsh Ssc.y asoy 1 Mh as
E.l Maynard McCl,rnand. MeKeniy Mll'oH MOrssmsry
Ey &.' s EF Eobs,9T @ s as ses aS s s6.
s" oa Tho sn v E S'' vance. Ws5.,s whitley
Ninsog. Woodson; WiishtYso ,,,,.h ,l.x ..b,s,
Babb Besle Bingham, Blair Blake BrSytSn Bpin,on Bur
"FS c GrI1i 81 SsssH cI CoalaE con~s
win Gcyodr Davis tsd D.xe. oc.no Dae Dunn Edz,t-
f iGa hq Fosn fI a' reaeh ooCs Gha Grow
Hall, HslmicI Hichu,au fiindman ro,Td Ho~srd sMtohl
go Kos L,pch i' Lee Logged, I6s1 t SSg
Polf Edgg R. Reyssd Rice ReS's2, s saiSinsf
Stanton, s.eyen, Stewart P&) srarOu TapPssn, lssySr
TheatOr TgHPkiI. Ir.in IIgnOs hsn5e'1y ,I Wash
blrnr tIL) Wells, Wilson. Window. Wood Woodruh-Ii
The question REQUIRED on the fret resolution in the
series reyorted from the Committee above referred TO-
Mr.. SHERMAN rep, Ohio moved to lay it on the
table-DiMgreod to--66 against
Mr.. McClERNAND Dem, Il) hskcd that the
communication the Speaker table from the Presi
dent Of the Peace Conference be taken up. -
Mr.. WASHBURNE Rep III and Hr.NANDE-
YER Rep Iowa objected.
Mr. BRANCH Dem, n. c. Intellectually sought to
strike ont the resolution that IL tie duty OF tie Fed
the Federal property and preserye The Union 81 these
States.
Mr.. BRABsON Is. Am, TEMP faid he was for en-.
forcing the laws, hut il would be impmdent and dan
gerous 70 liberty to do against the Scleding States
The revolutions were adolied-iS6 against 50. They
ore as follows:
Reosed That In the opinion Of III. Committee The exiting
discomfort. among the Southern people and the gtovps ho'
iy among them the Federal Government greatly to be
regretted and that whether ,uch discomfort, and hostility
without just not any removable proper and con
ona remedis and additional aud more speeihe and eaeela
guarantees Of their peculiar rights and nteiss recognized by
the Constitution necessary 10 preserve Ito peace Of The county
ard the pepeuy Of the nioD should be promptly aud cheer
fully r-sated.
Resood Nv TIE sid House Of Representative q the
United State. Of America in Congress s'rmbed 1h all a.
tempt. parts Legislatures q Of the States to
obu,Tct hinder recovery and surrender Of fugitive. from
deFora,ioa Of the Constitution of ih'
United s.t,s ncon,sent With the comfy and coed n'-h'or
hood the; should prevail among the sewers. States I'D dangerous
to the peace Of tbs uEou.
Resolred That the several respectfully requested
70 cause their Be- rcyi Nth view 10 ssrrt,in
sny o. then conflict with tend 10 etarss' binder
the execution Of tbs the United states made In pur'u
anoe ufhs of the fourth article Of tho Iohg
ton Of the Uued of the delivery d persons Tod 10
labor BY any State and escaping oreifo aud tho
Senate House q Repsontus's earnestly request ih.' all
enactment. having such tendency te forthwith repealed "
required By Of constitutional obligations and ~
due regard for the poAe tho Republic and tho frehdeBt
the United States requested 10 communicate these resolutions
~ the Govenoi OF the several sts,c witt roquoI hA, they
will lay the before the Lrglures thereof respectively
Re.olr,d recognize Slavery now eii'iinE In
fen Of The United by the Of tie laws Of tlo'o
States; recognize authority rgsy OF otherw'e' out
,ide 1t eIist', to interfere with slaves or
s,yerr in such States In disregard Of The ht' Of their owueF'
or the pe.ce Of society.
Roired This, we recognize the justice and pfopIleiy Of
fbr execution Of the Con,uiicn and laws made r. put
.sne. thereof on subject OF fugitive slaves fusve'
from ,.ryice or labor and all mobs bndances
nrdt hat Of es
,hs be entitled all the privileges and immuutis' OF elen'
IN the several States.
Reioi,ed That recognize such conflicting element IN
Ga competition sufficient from any SQUIRE of d''oIu
ton Of this Covernment that MOI sent here 10 destroy
but 70 and harmonic the institution. OF the country ana
% ace that equal justice done q. parts Of the SANE add
finally TO perPertnae lie existence on terms oi el1S' ~
Justice 10 all the States
R2lred Thai faithful observance ihs part o. al me
States of all their constitutional obligations to eaeh other ana
TO the Federal Government essential to the peace OF he eoun
try ~
B,,ored That each State be requested to revise Its etu's'
and necessary amend the a, 10 secure without
ia,ioa by Copgess citizens II olhef States travelling
hp the protection &, ezer, Of sGch State enjoy and
also potec, the citizens Of other States travelling or so1ns
therein against popular violence Illegal summary punish
,re, without tA in due form Of law Tor imputod crimes
Realized That each State be also respectfully requested 20
ensc, such I'll prevent aud punish any attempt what
ever in such State recognize oct on foot the sve's
Of any other Stale or Territory
R,ired That tho President be requested TO tISns. copies
Of the FOREGOING resolutions the Governors Of the several
States, with request that they be communicated to theiF re-
sp.c.iye Leyislalufcs.
Roed That there propositions from any quafter'o
Interfere with Slavery "a the District Of Columbia. In places
udr the exclusive jurisdiction Of Coue" aud 'iuas wihin
the limits of State that permit the holding Of slaves OF to Inter
l. II. A,sa mt