, 1861-01-30
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Patents was -,cs}yaa y. 19 1ae |ost a4s.oa u
Priyate Bills were con.;dsreS III 49, o;c,,,,,
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give s4 sections or 1sna qer -. raise instssd ~ "
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.n1 tonis are ~ Gvea ~ 70 amena: tnt ne iands
di,ion that thev xheu 10 s hsN ~ ~ 80 con
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Adopted. 0 '1''ooa' VI soa'f1'o''oo"
Nj. WILKINSON moved to amend bv rnak-
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for tbe nn1noea ns nos; eoe otos 70 wisna1an a p,
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roads ~ yso;d hs AZ " " ~ u.oasy ~ .1sae
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wonfd he called m t6 a.snme nost;o- NJ oe ee 1he
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hfii vaa M rena,ted ~ 1he ssaa nng one1eo, tos
IA dfscnseian 80 ensnad ~ ade 81 nennm.
amendments and:nn mntio9 ~ nF = TrSaTM SS51Sn
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:, AousE--ihe sfEAhER laid before the
Aonse nc Asr1eulturai portion Of the report
OF the Commissioner Of Patents The subject
OF Prlnn1fngg III; extra copies was referred.
NJ ADhAlr presented reaoiutions passed
y ne Legislature o. New Jeraey, expressive
Of hrm attachment to the Union, and the duty
lng t1e Clattenden proposition, and the calling
o1 GonVennon OF the States, DC. Laid on
t1e taple anu oFdeFeQ 10 pc printed.
Ihe house considered the senate's amend
ueAt ~ t1e 1ost houte nnu Without Taxi ne
any acton.
Ihe morning hour having expired, the
spec1A oroer was resumed, being the report Of
me tommittea Of -:
hf.SIEVENs Of Pennsylvania regretted that
mise could now oe made when six States are
IN open and declared rebellion, having seized
the pubic forts and arsenals and robbed the
people Of millions Of public property. When
ne saw our haroors blockaded and armies In
array against the flag Of our country, which
has been lnsulted, he had no hope that con-
cession, humiliation Or compromise would
have any good effect whatever Rather than
give concession to rebels, he would see the
Government shattered into ten thousand
atoms.
Mr.. HAkhtS of Maryland spoke OF the glo-
rles OF the country, and said the disasters now
pending spHng from the empty T1yalries Of
political parties, and the inability Of boasted
statesmen to solve the problem Of the natus
OF the territory in regard to slavery. The
verdict OF impartial history will be that there
is no reason for secession, and none for q dis
ruption OF the Union. He believed that the
responsibility OF national safety or perdition
rests upon the present Representatives Of the
people, now assembled In Congress- The
Question now, is on whom shall the terrible
responsibility Of the future rest? 1t will
1al on the party or set OF men who will
not spurn mere miserable party trammels md
come up to the question how . great nation