Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21
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RICHMOND, Jan. l9-In the Senate the consideration o
the report Federal relations plating Nation
al Convention resumed. The second resolution IL
the report amended by appointing John Tyler VIM
o.. Rives John W Breckenhough, George W. somre'
and James A. eedon Commissioners to Washington OIL
the 4h OF February, to meet the Commissioners from
other States. The fifth resolution was amended by mod
flying Mr.. Crlttendens proposition as to give add
tional protection and security to slave property The
sixth resolution was amended by appointing John Tyler
Commissioner to walt ion the President OF the United
States, and Judge John Robertson 70 Commissioner to
South Carolina and other seeding States to request
the to abstain from hostile acts during the pendency Of
tne proceedings The report was then passed-ayes ao'
| nays5.
Mr. sedOn then offered the following which was adOp-
Resolysd That the interests of Virginia are those Of
her soudhern sisters and reconstruction OF the Union
can be permanent which will not secure to each section,
seprotectng power invasion OF the Federal
Union upon the reserved rights Of either.
The House then adjourned at an early hour.
FRANKFORT, KY Jan. l9-The Legislature thus far has
been occupied with miscellaneous matters having spe
cial bearing on national affairs.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.-the House to-day accepted the
Senate amendment to elect delegates on the 10Th Of Feb
ruary, to assemble In convention on the 26th.
mILLEDoEvILLR, GA, Jan. 10 The Convention has
been In secret session nearly all day.
BENZ Hill introduced substitute for the benefit Of all
he seces'onists but was subsequently lost He voted
Tor the ordnance declaring he did SO that as
mad declared for secession he would share her fate for
veal or woe.
Judge Linton said that while he approved Of the ord
nance he saw for its adoption He therefore
would not vote for or sign 1t.
motion to postpone the operation u the ordinance
until the 3ls of March, was lost by about 80 majority
Alex. IL. Stephens and Hershel johnson sre among
those who voted against the ordinance
resolution was adopted to continue the present pos
M and revenue system until 1t shall by ordered other
WISE Also to continue all the civil Federal officers.
The ordinance Of secession was ordered to be en-
graVed on parchment and to be signed on Monday at
noon.
MuLTDoEvILLE, GA, Jan lO.-The ordnance declaring
the secession Of Georgia from the United States passed
lhe satei Convention at o'clock this Z. NJ, by yeas
3O9, nays SO.
l0P. M. demonstrations of appreciation are being
made here tonight In honor Of the adoption OF the ord
nance ofsecossion, including the firing ocannon, letting
on skyrockes, burning oftoches music and speeches
PETERSBURG, Jan. l9.-0ne hundred kegs Of powder
and 2Goo pounds Of shot and she'll from the Fedegan
works Richmond left this morning by special train by
the Weden and Wilmington r. R., destined to Charles
ton. to the order ofGov. Pckens
CHARLESTON, Jan. l9.-Lieut. Talbot arrived here
last night with gloomy idngs. The Governor and the
members OF his cabinet were In consultation the greater
part OF last night, on the intelligence communicated by
Lieut.. Talbot. white Gag came from Fort sumpter
this morning, the object OF It is said to be that South
Carolina cease erecting fortlAcatons.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. l9-Ths House passed to day
bill to provide against the invasion Of the tate by
sea- 1t makes pilots liable 10 fine and imprisonment
who bring vessels into the harbor Mobile and author
,ne commander o Fort Morgan to destroy the beacon
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. I9.-The steamer Atlantic from
PENSACOLA yesterday afternoon reports the navy yard In
possession Of 1900 men, and that troops were arriving
from all directions.
The u D. steam gun boat Wyandotte, was lying at the
entrance OF me halbor communicating with Fort Pick
ems having the families Of the officers Of the FORT on
ooaru enc was out OF coal and supplies. but was not
permitted to enter the harbor The opinion seemed to
% uyung as 10 resisting an attack the fort by the
Florida troops.
MILEDeEvlLLF, Ca Jan. 2lst-The Governor of Georgia
10 the State Convention this morning. the resolution
adopted by the Legislature Of the State Of New York on
me llth inst After the resolutions had been read Mr.
roombs offered the following |
HeS0koed, unanimously as response to the resolutions
y the Legislature Of the State Of New York. that the
convention Mighty approves Of the energetic and prompt
conduct OF the Governor Of Georgia taking possession
u Fort Pulaski by Georgia troops that this Conyen
ion request him to hold possession Of said fort the
eatons OF Georgia to the federal government shall be
ermned and that copy Of this resolutions be transmit
ed to the Governor Of the State Of New York,
This resolution was adopted unanimously.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2l.-The four soldiers from Fort
umter as witnesses in a murder case on Saturday at
empted escape by Jumping ont of tha Jrry go
7indow, ~ OO
On leaving for Sumter they were placed in a coacb
nd escorted by fle Of State soldiers to the boat
Gov Pckens on Sunday sent lot of fresh provisions
o major Anderson, with his compliments.
Anderson refused to accept them, but returned
tnank Tor the courtesy saying at the same time that
= would nave to decline accepting any thing until he
% lew Whas 'he GoVerment at Washington, intended to
Every thing is quiet here this ming
rive guns have been fred for the seceedinz States
elect OF the cecesson Of Georgia. upon the people
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