Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11
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Alter the Message was osposed q, Air. douglass
arose ana outfsu tie ioii,"lHs JOINT RESOLUTIONS,
when, unQc. the rules, were iaAu over
Resoteea oy ne uensT@e d8seaosy q vaFgaAaG,
Ihat III me Jaasihsna q ms General Assembly,
TIE use OF force ny tne Z eosisl uoseihaient, by
land or sea, dfecCy O loaAreeetg, Tor the purpose
OF Maintaining cAaoa aaonS sie otaees o our Son-
feaefacy No.'d =. ef''' y Tue srue
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After resolutions OF respect to the memories OF
Fed. w. Coleman and Alex. Jones, Senator's
who have dled since the last session, were adopt
ed
The Senate adjourned.
The House WAS called to order by O. Cruthheid,
the Speaker. Kew Mr. duncan delivered an ap-
pirate prayer.
Fifteen hundred copies of the Governors meg
sage were ordered 10 lie printed.
The following resolutions were offered by Mr..
Dasseii, 81 Isalnr
Itcsoi0ed by the Geacrel Asscm5lY ct Virginia,
iEat the Onich peIsg tosihed py tle assent u tiie
States, respectively, and being consistent ohy with
freedom and tie Republican institutions guafan-
teed to eaca, cannot, and ought nos, TO be mann
tanned by force.
That the government OF the Union mas no pow
ef to GecldIs or make Waf a2ass any oi the oaates
waieh have been rs Constituent members.
IhAt aag 6Toa; BY that aoyaraalen5 70 eoerce
any state 50 reunion Or sup',tsSion, Wheihef IN
Ger the claim q eilorcla the laws against eielzes
or otherwise. sh9d-d ana VIII DC esteemea oy ar
ginis, from community OF INTERESTS and relations,
as War On heT ls2eissto pe isssIsa |" eais UTMOST
OF ier means ana poWer. 90,
Jlefea ~ Nj. }sope, tsoh VI isi0Ai4oAu eltJ as
an amendment 70 tae ABOVE: -
| R.satced, That 50 mach 9th Governors Mos-
" sc as refers 70 1s saet q ce g - "a
oS a 81 49,, r. 49,. ,,,9,f, :,,sta,.,s;
referred to committee OF hieen, WITH instruction
TO report thereon 1ia3hea atait.
The ainenaiatnt was aa'PSed aau theh AFTER
| WARDS eae resolution as anlsha5a. re soiio"lhs
committees was apoi1seo my yss'll i = sess',
Immediately Massss. .s0oefesaa, q hichsnpna
Dassei, % se' ", " - 'o $50
con, ei 2eie s1"n.1s, - :. 90 +
man, OF Monroe; Aa'tia: ois5enTy cod, OF AZ
bemarle Anderson, OF oteeoutt 20 Eaa, O ffes-
ton; Duckwaii, o. Morgan nah, OF Loaaoan ;
GIattan, 81 .soclAhghaln; W eich. OF " var
/ ter, OF Lancaster.
Offered Pr Aif. hempef, q AAaai5on
RcsospeG. ihat COMMITTEE VI hiseeh pe ap-
pointeG VIII lnstfuetio13 70 report ~ NE ga t4es'
pIaeticHns tile III a1Ai ~ q o"s
OF the peofle oi Virginia
iDat portion u tie 0oF,eFEvf haessf'sse WHICH
refers to tie James AiYeI Canal vas referred.
REseha1tgNs aF inquiry.
Mr. Montague, Of montgomery, oi1sred feso-
luton pqairing INTO tie expectancy o. esetila ing
colpufteu's .xp'n ta1afian; A4f te2t, o. s&lhs1n
q resolution, for the enactment oi staTsia also,
one egalizing the suspension OF the Banks 1t the
Commonwealth by Mr. Christian, authorizing
the speedy construction Ola railroad from tie
State Arsenal at Lexington, TO some point on the
Central Railroad.
Mr. Christian presented petit IN from ne Trus~
tees Of Aiia&faay College,, askiag a ioaa from se
34is Sraly Ia4ir AAsss9s, ~ A3e ta9s
accustomed bE 8le 90 Il.e4f ei&ii1fEis. tsessftt.
At ehe evening session Mr. Christian moved to
reconsider the resotstioD appoihtihg q committee
With ;assracttons to bang IN 9 biz Tor s5tate Goa
ven0jen. lie sara tiat we respiAtion, as passed.
appeared to commit tl.is House unanaeaoaaf9, and
without any discussion. % eae ptopaslssaa iof .
q ~ 80 49,. -