Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

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ssaen6 hsUpa = es.s out for sscsssioa ; bot
hseos vAasaiukA Without any fear Of punish
sssssr q hsssss sspsdistion. aIking no favor
90 Asvisg 70 49, e reward. b would take
10 hold u ths korns efthe alter Of his cosn,ry
seeming al human agency that nigh, ass-npt
70 diminish he proportions or mar The beauty
d thr grad strvctars. He closed Amid grsat
sPplssss In he galleries AID On Tie aoor Of IL
House.
M srogrs. Of Tennessee. also made con-
sentative. sn,i~sc~ssioo speech. He bod tsksa
IN oath TO support the Constitution. and he in
tended 10 keep IL honestly, - long - be remain
On this earth. lie was . sabmissionist. and ae
was not ashamed to own il; and more. he
would not consent Ia 20 into Southern eonfcd-
eraey. IL the men Who had 30 bascly deserted
their posts had remained lth;rty-one represent
euta,i'es and twelve s-nators.) no, one dollar
Of the money OF the treasury could have besa
uscd by Mr.. lincoln without The consent Of the
opposition.
On Saturday. the bill providing for loan Of
s23looo.ooo was The principle subjcct Of diseus-
sioa.'
On Monday. Senators SLIpsL and BsxyA-
HIN retired from The Senate after coamunica-
ting the secessioa 0rdinance Of Louisiana Mr.
g. said Louisiana would pay for all the public
property taheS By h.r. end E.sr....sd III. free
don Of ths mouth Of The Mississippi. Mr. Hale
had previously iatroduced . resolution Of inqui.
~ ~ 10 the seizure Of the Mat and other pub
lie property in Louisiana Mr.. CLIxorAx, OF
North Caroline ADDRESSED the Senate on he
-crisis." giving . catalogue Of he matter. Of
complaint On TIE psrs Of the South agains, tie
North.
The bill creating the ne~ Territory Of Idaho.
lgcm OF the mountAin.) which includes the Pixies
P-sk gold region. was further considered.
In the House, several memorials from North
eru and Western States were presented in favor
OF the Border State proposition.
A resolution was adopted. admitting to the
hoor Of the House the Commissioners from the
several States TO the Peace Congress.
Mr.. AcCLxRxAso, Of H.. Introduced n re.o
luton instructing the President Of the United
States to inquire into the action Of Loui.iana
relative to the seizure Of the United States Mint
and other public property in the city Of New
Orleans, and To communicate the fact. TO Con-
grrss nj an early date.
The deficiency bill was further considered
IL provides for loan Of twenty five millions.
on IAsstiay, in the Senate, several addition
al memorials from the North, in favor Of an ad.
justrnent, were presented. Mr.. JOHNSON, often
"e'.ee' made another Union speech. and replied
with some severity To Mr.. LANE OF Oregon
He reminded the latter that he (Nr. j. had
tra,ersed Tennessee, through heat and dust, to
rePel the charge Of dsunion imputed to the
Breckinridgc and lane ticket, and declared that
il the sentiments Of Mr.. l., N since made known
IN the Senate. had been understood by the peo-
pie, not ten thousand votes would have been
given for him in the whole Of Tennessee.
10 the House, the Louisiana members with
drew. but Mr.. Bouligny, from the New Orleans.
district declared that he would stand BY the
Union to the last