Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06
,.cIyI, STATE CONVENTION.
SECOND SESSION.
-. .-.:yT2 DAY.
.,.,ya, SATURDAY, JuSs 29, 1861.

SA.IiS-Ni, SNSt- AVA
fcoNrlxuEp.)
-, ,.a;nc Of .lGIN z. BALDWIN was
=. s2.;u. III lhe negative, for Mr..
= ,,.,,.;. q hiss was heard in tie gal.
.....;,,>r. The Serseant.st. Arms will
n. gallery ard remove any person
=, ..,'.,,. b.. .cum. disturbing the proceedings
,.n,i. auuruwS,d that the neAt aama
h. aciod npoa would DC that vf
!cuS 5. cAaLILE.
-. naaoS-! c.!! Ter the Yeas aud nuIs.
I1..,.,. ard nays were ordered.
n,:ryr.x.-i wish 70 state ouce 1nr all,
...s.;.; ..!rlseii WAS arraigned before this
,,..,.7,.,:. unless had evidence of his guilt,
::.,.,.,i ~. re:c iur his expulsion.
,..,.;. :,;.;; nays then being taken, Tesast-
"a. :.,,::2H>:
...,rs ..:"yl.r, Arms;rons AS Oh. Alfred NJ. Bar
.-,c. p.,bour Baylor, Blow, Jr. Doisseau, Bo,sr
I,vt li.@aci. Bioass, Bruce, Cabell, C. perton'
:. !. C.la.es,s. chauat:iss, Cesr, G. B. cosrad
T;.agy, !a,5cs, French, fHSate Garland, Hiiies-
IAN. I.ga.:, uraT, GrsSory, Jr., John Goode
= -. ! !isl. Cy'@s Pail. l.. :. Han, narvie.
:: ii !lc-t. ilo!:oa,ar, Hughes. Neil. ls6ell. Mar
-: 'o,.S:' ixI.. 6: ;cHustun, Ken. kilby. Kindred
%..#, s!c!, Mc,,,t, Montague, Morris, sor
- %'.-.:; H;itan L. tag~,, antew Parks, Pres
'ai;i; ''ire: SsaAt,'s si;, ~ ~ - S,nart
- .s'!5.. T.yixay. I;oGs.: i. TGrae:, Tyler, VIII
:: 6. u. o,:;. wy.,-->2.
,,..-M:. E.INic-i.
<@5."r ;. Cav!ic WIS expelled icom the
: r,.,,jca.
,-a t.uA!x aaaourccd ;iir usXt l:ame 10 be
-. ,r..q ws> that uf 4
&AasRALL -. DENT.
! ~. MI will state that the evidence
-. -. yau!m:ttee was that Marshall NJ.
III "a. :: n. zine cf the adjournment Of
80. .,.-.s:.;;ca. before and Stree, tue editor Of
a s..y ii t!nrgan,awn; and that from the
.:..y :: ;::i the Convention until he left
..- s,,;5r cf ;he ccuatvy, lie was advising,
- hiS columns, resistance by force TO
i. q, ACE oi secession.
y.s s9..stion vas then taken on his eXpal.
~: !; WAS decided in the affirmative.
..c CaAi. announced. that the next narnc to
...y,. l.;!3n would be that o
e L. HALL
!! RAYMOND 1t is very painful TO "ia to
go. ;y',sc 81 frequently, with regard 10 these
80. ~: ycc:a!iy 10 make any statement in
-...acy - ny colleague. vii! say to the
49,. 'ffll tii-- P-sHrsa'tSy ii-'S AIO NHS"
-.--.i Mr Halls actions or doings against
. .s.nUaa.a;.h Of Virginia; but the evil
s... g.:.:y II. committee was, that when the
...... ,aicy> invaded my county and county
-, H. :! oaling over his house the stars
=: ,.7:cy; aad that he vas consraiuat!ns
T.. i.ctrs ara .a;;gins freely with the army,
s.3e IL, ;aiui!y were furnishing provisions to
~ Federal troops, and he himself was grant.
e.; ~ sports 10 such men as desired TO remain
...:r :r.:ir protection or passing through their
49,.
i5.-is -, ia; y!!.! do"
Ire - .ys,;.,i S;2s ;hsn taken on the expui-
!. "a, Nj: i;aii an.i i: was decided in tho
-. -.si.;.
.''..,!.. ccI the :lalne cf
JuG:,: :ACSsoS.
Isl.--I ~iit rcia&"aa that 50 :ar rs
40 IT,. IS: a,G, tne tyideGcr IS 10. 50 SaL!s!ac-
.,.~ :; - :!c o:hy- cases 20 :sAi,s have II
:a :;.r to- c!nlony oc!nTe ,!lc CoC,.n!ttcc
'. ..... .E2"ss3R was in the iiiSt Wheeling
G'.-~.--. a.,,: hat hc :oicd with Q majority
... ,..a.,... n :u5 liz resolutions there adop-
:. soi.is aYidcnce tetore the Com'
:. ...." q. -:e;rncc &c ths-t.eclara!ions o. Mr.
.'.,.,., ,i:iS eject; that whca nc went
.n.s, Il "2tIid cai u2on the people of Ohio to
-. -. =, a,ui his constituents. But have
-..,.... s:Gce that tilne from = gentleman
So, .,,..,s l.. mis- o@E district, :hat jackson
- oypaScl II the government OF John
ia Upon t..G strength of this ceEhT.
:-...-' .;.2u!t: prefer 10 pass ov The case Ci
7 :. ;o; ua:il we hive further evidence.
.:sLi. OF Peasants and Richie. IL very
-. ...!:,<. 4eia. j witness against ilesc
F.. - :, ~, jus.ic3 10 the Coaventioa com.
. 10 say, that after The ordinance Ct
-;..s rSSsaj me: Jackson orce CT
.- .. :e&T,, ,i;ru address the people, IN &
IT,. ..... :,l.,,r. IN which he advised them 10
............cc Vi secession 10 The death /;
:. IS. l. i" ;;at:G that undcr no ciTcn:l.
i - =. ever agree 70 50 With sr-
~: .-.,:,,: e:arh by the Lincoln Govern
.~>a IN: las: fle advises! :he people to
:,. ,z,5 c;...sc; and further remarked, that
/ = :. 'lJr: c! this Coc"cnticE. was, NJ r."
..,s.... y.:ju7c: before his God. In
9. ~, .c stated, that thr rcquiSi:ioa
;',-5.i5 70 furnish .wo thousand roiun.
.--,.. -:a<,:,s s.y,,'r ;!uty Of ,h" President Of
{" -: slAtv$, and, as good citizens, they
4 ,....y.st.. . These observations hca!d
..-,,. ..:,..;;,;:, ,i.a; h. disr"ga-ded the co
; e.. %, u gec.ec: imposed by this Conren,
s4 :s:r.s"i every !act that oc2urrcc
-....-; - - Us !i1::.ory would enable MN
r..@ lie e:cH quoted the remarks made,
/ .Sr,.'oc'.,, 10 secret session, and held
4 1.~} .r.afa by people, endeavoring to arouse
i.." !'s: me employing, SO tar rs ne
.ra..:,a'. T.: very words used. tie
.--f' -: ,s,sa!s,ia o;casioU 30 danounce the
- % :alT ;,s he results Of All arbitrary
>s.'a ,'.:' 81 power, and informed the people
-.;ia.. %efc not bound to obey them. |
-" ENTER, .rcu t nephew of Governor
= - IS now in the city, and who was
;f'":-ie&shurs until last week, that while
s."e ..,."- ,i!ace. lie saw jackson giT;Gg aid
d -.--1aa:! 70 The Federal army, inviting 9Th
his house, dining and supping with
,'. % : = lGoss familiar terms. know that
ss @.stson left ins Convention. he stated
4 ::.I Ae would cross the Ohio river and
\ 49,, alaS: speeches 20 the people, denounc
e.: ~ a....t.n 0f Virginia. and placing hun
Il s.. -.agr .tcr protection. Al this time
4 .-: al Ctice, which | ttiEk
I ~ 30 haze been vacated long since
i 'a H-g,G!cr General: Much as legrc;
Il a!iy ii!S:iiap, tu'"h u '''> 'ti,'''
I " q treason, in every sense ol the
! ,s'. ''-a. Jackson is most cmnhatlca!'y SO.
'@"s Is, little better than that Of Garlic.
',":@:a Of party Tor the sake Of party
:y.n..S, I'd Used that the first Whcei'
I '.'.r..:ina should adonrn until after the
;-.a. l.: dli not there oppose the reso'
Il .-.2@S Suow that in my own county ne
-'> '''':e ns";c i;sloyal men than any other
u @'.',.':. Il iE5t section. being person oi
a ='h&ieacr, great wealth, and OF the most
n :'.a2!@ Standing
q - a''.i.''rn 10 This, have been informed
a .aa guns ser, to Parkersburg under his
II ,.''i' .crc handed over to the Federals.-'
"a -s a;c sufficient to satisfy my own
sl -! Jackson is traitor, and deserves
81 '9" !an a. great, If not greater, than
~. '''T '!'"n whose ,laule IS introduced IN
n ..'r',in'ion.
n Hs;r2HD.--l sill state that the com
II h'' ".. .ilc benefit cf the testimony
7.'' therefore withdraw n'y motion.
IN, r.C.&ny,.f. .p fbic fret N hppt