Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-02

b Foa THE 81 KTEssfAN.
T0NGREssf0YAL.
'MoNDAY's PhocEEDfsds

Mr.. Qrittenden olfored a resolution that portion
the gallery be set aside for ladies'. ~
some day for the confederation Of Joint resolutions
fered by him. 80.
The resolution was then made the special order u
Wednesday. $3.50. .t....s
Mr.. wilson offered resolution thAt the secretary
requested to inform the senate what dispositr
had been made OF the arms made at the National Arm
res-if any had been sold ~ SO, az what price, and
whom; what number there were In the arsenais an
The bill to organize the Territorial 6oyernment 81
iona was taken up. t..a ia W. q.
Mr.. Trumouil spoke In Iavor Of the amenamens !
tne amendments 10 allow the Mexican law apohship
slavery to continue in force: gs,.ll
MI Green said that Mr.. Browns amendments dld no
snange any iaw on. only proposed 20 eontnue s9 exi
tng law he was IN favor OF leaving the people Tree
choose their own laws: ...,-.l =,
Inc pi Ior the ADMISSION OF kansas was postponed VI
Aonday next. ais.1 ~ ~ 1lAla lt3a3AA 40 ,de
mr. nsplsmp, oi Loulsana, arose % address tns sem
ne sald no nau supposed cry tnls, We woulu nav'
1ad oncal Of tne position OF anars In souti
put IN tne aosence OF ne should presume INA
he mau sucn inlofmsnnh. Alli.u ~ Do i.e = u,
Inc Soutn,hs saia nea repeateay warned 'ne NOT y
ana Ior ns tney naa oniy Deen sneeieu ~
ene tIe Noonamlnl "'sneo " sPsah ~ ~ ~
is spaLit oL recnnnuon, pus 70 PeiioIm as auy' nc
Nouu eali - tne spsecn nc meue iour years
sgo, Predcung W. .osai.. ne oa nSt psneve mere
Soua ps peaceao,e seceason he sa9 uat Tue Woros ne
~ .nen u.eIeu nau p.o,eu p ne woulo 70
oniy feas but from what he mad heard. Il amost
ed a. II the other side Of the chamber dssired 10 bring
about civil war South Carolina had declared herself
separated from the Union. while other States stand
ready to support her or use to put her down That IL
y - a ~ st ~ sy meMe
~ aa =, se o ns. ne 70
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Union week afler GEORGIA viii follow then
~ ,i sS d W. Slsn uIe "a
~ 49, - go. 80 e ., e',St ueI AtAansS'
nd inJ.nenent a,ats ~ she m "a 80 ~, 60. ~
south Carolina bad rjght M
free. III was inherent inaiiepabIe scuth CaroIina
had bvlthe voiea M mar neonie Twhsr ,hsr - Il, ~ 80
yeution ia 1860 repealed he ors;nsnce ~ bs
nIe Ihen thev mel In convertion n lT77 NJ walpe W.
Ind sai oompact broken bv could he H. an
Mr. Beniamin also quoted from MI. Msd;son NJ sns
Mr. Beniamin said that no one could And M, .,ots 4,
the Oonstitution recurring force 10 e nse 10
State He referred 10 the old confederaton. and aid
that nine States seeded from II for the
that the compact between them was not nsiiv
ali the States seeded but Rhede Island ana Na,tb
lima leaving them AZ for.irn atates He cisiad ,S
precedent in the formation Of the present Oenstuton.
10 show the right Of etate 70 secede Who was 10 Ne
the Judge? III the contract was broken In necrnIarv
natter the Constitution provided Way 10 ssttls ,bs
matter, but II it was broken politically the Consuon
provided no vay He read from the debate m ths
yenton which formed the CONSTITUTION TO sbo m, th
members of that Convention refused 10 male he SsAs,s
the Judge Of or give the President ihe power Ia ys,o
the action of state: that thew refnsed 10 aiys rn
speciay refused IN pve anv power h coeree Stats -,
when The states came to rsfy the 0onatusion coy ~.
plants were made that the States were NOT sudentlv
secure 1t must be admitted that certain poIitica ob
are guaranteed the States but when these rights ats e
MED where Is the remedy? Suppose that soush arona
should send two senators here ana hs ms;ortv nnId
refuse to receive bpt one vbat norer ca .-i ~
majority to repair that wrongq aunnoae tSat son,s
Carolina should then retire from tbe Tnion ~bo Ouid
,av IL was violation ~ the Cons,,t,ton1 sn,auo
gain wrong IA perpetrated wch does n M ,
lima: sunnose abe is denied access 10 ,ba
he without any remedy under the Constitutios9 II
here Is none then sbe must be the indge os IN ro
Ind the mode Of redress He read an Extract II rom az
1855 in which be said nations hemseiyes mus II tSs
ole ugde whether compacs are breken and at SAYING
hat when all fraternal feeling was gone betsen the
states then was time to separate In peace and rsturn
He (Benjamin) said, that sectional Presdeat had
been elected who could with the aid Of sections Sen
lte grant all she benefits to- and appoint from one Sec
on, all me onees IN she git ot the Government, and
mistaken in believing that wrong has been her, still
mat does not alter me Issue whether we should permit
In reply TO the Senator from Wisconsin, (DoOli,tle)
obey his State aovernment. The Repubcsn | senators rs
'ay they will not eoerce state but enforce the laws
against individuals. But how they punish an pdi-
Judge and Jury to do So when all the citizens ia the
State think he has done right? he said they could rot
blockade port without declaring war. They could rot
empargo one port without closing the other He claimed
that neither the President the Congress had the rsht
10 80 Into state with military force, without the inter
Tenuon OF the home civil precede
me military force He argued that they would not COL
ect the revenue by force. Threats were only preext
e cover up the real question, which is other than
ms:
Snal we M me Andapsndence Of seeding
''a9e' OF 1 leuuos hsl ~ " lnlseson n " war,