, 1861-01-11
lfrom our own Correspondent

| lfrou our own Correspondent
WAsu1Soros. Jan. s, 1861.
The session Of the Senate opened yestcrdn,
with speech from Crittenden In behalf Of his
ssaFc coae, aud eight other pro.siavery amend
menus 10 the constitution. He insists upon
summing 10 q popular vote the doctrines o'
luc n.eeAlnlaose PLATFORM and hopes to e1tost
'stulc' i1om INC acafs OF Northern people
"nlcn Ill the1f ca1m moments would bc sum
ui4s1t3 1c]eceea- Ao admits that he can not
pessaauc ."o'tn1Fos o1 congress to recon-
laeao " LIZ otate legislatures to incorporate
ans sucn scneme 1nto the constitution.
why 40 tnese shareholders persist in shnt-
'lns 1nelF eyes 10 Tue 1act' that only two
mon1ns ago, Inc people by q majority Of stoo
'al"sons, deliberately voted down the proposi-
ton to protect slavery in any part Of the IA
tional terrltorlcs! They seem to act on the
nspothcsls that slaEe.holdlns menaces have
s'uce 60 l1soteneo inc people OF the Tree
a'@Ates tas1' taes afe ~" Wiling 10 incorporate
~. P14.4otnt " tuo nise@i.sas !n" tne ~oa51l-
'0~.- Ae wa tue nepaoucin
az. ~Ns, Aae .oon-iy upon e'sA "as me1e,3
us-1a ~, w., noe ,1e'o "'' VI lue.R
| "sA Wv 'u.u " oeif GUILTY.
I :, ~ WI 10y e4ea'e w .ne''
...a -; ~ ,.,': - 4a :: ,,,,,, .ns 1'ep1''.s+1l9
~ 1 w souA P'0'7l4's
ta :, 80. .ue eoa1trJ upoh e1sli "sr mere
s ~ @.u ~ fsop.u =. ':iu7e ~ uuop' W. o'ss
~ ~ ~ - S'a "uo "ans 10
sa' eono''.ouou- "e say lea IL
eA ~ YOU so1ns ~ rum ene country
| 1 ~ eo9ee. ~ eoo' e'''ns Luz eohsutu-
a Ane "cpuoiie'ps c'eafe lo tue SoIEt1"
I1onas A. ~ " Ine on'on Us II lst ana Inc
| 'Ae' All soui eouleoeiates eolus
.ne eoun1's lnto cl'A WIT "nless 1ne
f.op4e sielo ~ souf annano"eo oenanos 10
Ae l'o-smsel5 constitution II 1has Is
| soo' e"ats' so'1ueaa' ana 1aAe INC eonseqnen-
60 anu "nen 1ne 1handeroo'1s OF populnr
'euSeslnce s'llAe tne alspn1oh Traitors to the
.~aea a' ~. po.'sll,y WI pronounce Inc punish
A1 'uo' 1uo usee9sais'
| A..ot Aoo1aos - 1eofsn' tooA tne MOOR,
49, ,.. e4-Aeu ln' 'en"1e ana saiefaeS WILL
oA 49, ess oo p1eaeueo afe auu
lut5. oco'sia' ne sa'a "os on Inc var path,"
auo ,nerc - no seitsement snort OF hcr fuu
llshts. 1ne Union Is als6olsed, that Is t1ed
lac1s' f1oW your capltol 10 lie Rio Gfandc,
you near tae tramp OF armed lcglons, who
nave app"afed 10 Inc aroltEanieot Of The sword.
before you stands as good traitor and rebel
US ever descended from Revolutionary tory
IONS. tic demanded that the general Govern
meat should protect slavery In the Territories
Iii this right was longer denied, for one he
would 20 1ofto Win torch IN one hand aud q
da3sssef IN the other, anu appeal to the god OF
oattles' though a rope might be aFound his
nseh' .Aans u 'ae men ot Inc REVOLUTION
l.nc .o.'ee} "cte opposeo 10 INC lofmatlon OF
'no oN,9n' ano ne Nus eat'nnea tneS were wise
.nsu. 49, ..I "oulu sl,4Ae VIII lne s"ola no" 10
$50 ens oouos' uuees hnA'es "eie pu' Oh tne
- c4ae 4oo.n, - @41 otne1 piopef1s WHEN
s-, so-~ "o.1o w NV 4,"au s.a'e 'faue
ue 49, ~A! 0AN'ets tu'o a4 lne fles el1'es' IN
a,,s.s', s A.. 49,, eHs 49,, ~ .o. "u uoui. nc
e.s;.Ea.. s s'u, "..n s., oes no lueis'cS'
oo' ~onp" sAAs'' '''lA4s9o' uieuon'
es'' aec'A.plees " 'onn ofo"n' Aoonuohsts
"no eousn@ 10 tatn tae sia'es loose, and that
tae soutn coulu no longer cnaufc thetf socle-
~ or nplo poit1ea4 selat1ons Win them, other
luan as 'o1e'eo aauon nAe tne ehlnese or
aige'1n.''
40 Se1 I'LL laea VI hne man anu hls speech,
soaa 1eaas's lnust ln'a5'nc ! o1s oncse' s"as-
10y looAins Aa'ase1 pcf'eet specimen OIL q
piAnlauon o'essset' WHO follS aooot WIN
"n.p ~ naau' VILE H.. 4 noA1s'' sfun 'olce, OF
o''ns sns Hauoo nhe ~ 4uaus ooss' ano lucy
S ~ s.4N aeua'o4'
wv nsleu ~ A1e 'oas ~ natsn, c1lcAeo,l"ck'
sutss'1' e.o'nes9' e'teains LIB |olce III tae
1n'uAe " s'stJ o-u'e1ee, 90 4ou" tua1 ne
eou'a W neafa ~ o'eF u p'an'a''oo' league
IL cateo1' oiopp'ns ~ IT. EACH Gnu ol Inc sen
1eaee " eon'e'ea'iona' tous' ano lat'iing
~" !uno''ns n's "o'os losctnes eo 1ast ano
'nlch Is lo oely 1ne s"litest pAonogfapher 10
Keep up, anu 1noss pfactlceo car TO understand
III nc ID saying. Az tuls lime hc Is swinging
Ills arms ahu heaa violently, aud jerking about
MIN and looking At the Republican Senators
Will Wratnlnl slsage, conveying Inc 1oca:-
Don't wish yon we're niggers. How I'd fail
your backs' you tasc4ls. I'd Timber your suf
necks. I'd give you haTk from the 7oona5s,
you contumaclous villains" If 1t was not
1or LIS wholesome iear OF Ben Wade, 1t IS be-
hcvcd that he would attempt to practice his
p4ah1auon oiscfphne upon some OF the phys1'
ca1ls lceole Senators on tue Republican side.
sitter 1oomos haa oelchco forth the bad mir
On lis stomach, the Senate went into Ex--
eeath'e session 1of Inc continuation OF Col
1eetof o. 1se'enae NJ enaf1es1on' Inc Dis
uAiohssts stontls 1eslstca' tne vote s1anding,
ayes w nays -o-ataons ING latter Ico. f9AgA
Of Ohio, Who has gone completely over to
the Dlsunlonlsts. cHttenden Of KY, johnson
OF Tenn, and salisbury OF Delaware were
Tue only southern Senators who voted Tor the
motion. Gwin and 10 Lane lodged But un-
der the rules one member can cause the noml-
nation to be referred to the Committee on
Commerce, and then no action can take place
until the Committee makes report Three
Of the seven members arc disunionists; one
(liamlln) has resigned, and consequently 1t
may hc some time before the nomination can
be got before the Senate, and as there is no
Previous question to cut OF debate in tho Sen
ate, there Is no knowing when Sotc can be
had On the question:
caucus was held on Sunday night By the
Senators IRON the Cotton States, to consult as
to the coufhc to be pursued It is understood
that they advocated immediate and sc2arate
secession OF their respective statcs. Fitzpat-
rick gave negative vote But Clay Of Ala
bama, Jct Davis and Brown Of Mississippi,
Toombs and lyerson Of Georgia, Hemphill and
WsrfatT cf Tor,e Rn1{nyoin o,,j Ett1o11 o,,