, 1861-04-27

companies and parts Of companies accepted ,
hy the Governor and rot mustered into tho |
eerrice Of the United states, was reported hy
the Committee on tbs MIlitts, and ordered to
be printed. It will pass unanimously. It
provides tbat Gad companies E5:all be thrown
into battzllions and regiments By the Adjusant
General, and sent into camp to remain thirty
| days under pay ard drill, and then be dE-
| charged, unless sooner mustered lato the SER
vice Of the United States. Instructors IN dill
! are to be appointed by the Governor.
| Mr. shaw Of Lawrence, introduced the 1ol
lowing resolution:
Rsso1ved That the faith, credit and resources
Of the State OF Illinois, both IN men and
money. are rendered to the Ftdera! Govern
! ueat to enforce the laws, to protect the Ivee,
i liberty AMI property Of the people, aad to
| maintain i1vicls.e lEe Constitution Of tbs na- |
| ton.
Adopted unanimously amid loud cheering:
Mr. Shaw then introduced the following |
resolution:
Resolued, That while we arc ever ready to
stand by aud defend, with our fortunes ard
our lives, the Constitution aud the Flag OF
our Country, we will frown upon and con.
demn auy effort on the part Of the Federal
Government which looks to the 6Utjugatlon
Of the Southern Stats.
Mr. scammon objected to the resolution, Is
containing an innutation en- The Federal Gov
eTnuent The Government did net intend to
subjugate the Southern States, but merely to
put down individual 1ebels and traitors.
Hi, Hurlbrt moved that 1t be referred to
the Committee On Fedora! Relations.
MIR. Burr Of Scott supported the motion.
he desired that nu resolutions Of general
CHARACTER should be adopted unanimously, aad
t he wanted nothing brought up for the House
l to yote upon which might be susceptible oi
two constructions.
!. Ar, Green Ct Massac thought the word
sssubjuga:e' ~ wzs very c!say, detinIte, and de-
!, eiraole word, and he hoped vote would ba
# taken now.
Mr.. Church asked whether Mr. Green waa
not In tayor of suhjugating rebels against the
4 Constitution and the laws Of tho United
J States?
= MI. .Green~-" Yes, sir, ann
q Resolution referred by unanimous Tote-
r. Bills introduced ard referred-By Mr. Scam.
mon, bill to repeal the act Of ms. session Eus
- pending the collection Of the mill tax.
l By Mr. Weldon, u bill to confirm the elec
o. ton OF rcglnental officers III camp yesterday
DY EA1. LE14bNkY - LAA ~ Ahlo5 ul4llt9A
be force for The stzte, consisting Of Ten rsgi
n mer,s Of inEantry, cne regiment Of Cavalry
he and one battalion Of light artillery.
IN By Mr.. Broadwel!, q bill for an armory ant
-, improvements In the araenal at Springfield,
~ Mr.. Weldon introduced tolEa Resolution
~ rendering thanks to Sena!or Douglas Tor hi
~ patriotic speech. Adopted unanimously.
Fe Alr, Church called up the Houze bill to 81
IN tho7ize towns and cities to raise money to ai
on IN military operations, End to assist vo1u1
,se teers. Passed-ayes 90, noes Z. Adjourned
he A bill fer re- eorgan!ziag tie militia Of III
ma ! nois will be reported By tie Committee t.
,re morrow. /. Is quite lergthy and provides f
-, mastering The Thole number Ct able bodie
N@ men under taree denominations, to wi
:. Active militia, reserve militia, and e8em]
VIC militia
the Several changes were made IN the orsan'z
I'M. ton Of yesterday, after they were first MAJ
ad. Ut, II ths frs. regiment, the E'gln Compau
,-a Capt. Joslyr, takes the place Of the Olney c
Cgot. Lynch second regiment, Col OgleEt
10y consists Of the following companies: Decst
aen Co, A, Capt. Post; Decatur Co. B, Cal
ems Puch; Fayctte Guard, Capt. McCrans
fall Bloomington Co. B, Capt. Harvey; M2ila
I'M Volunteers, Capt. Lynch; Coles County v
in untecrs, Capt, Ashmau, Wilmington Co.
on Csot, Harvey Peoria Blues, Capt. Denniso
mile Pike tonuty Union Guards, Capt. afcW
and Aans; Lawrence ~'oAts 'o@n.1I1s'S' ~
,ort- Grass. ..... =,
olA The third regiment Is composed Of St. c.
DO c., volunteers, Co. 4 Capt Merry;
men C:,i, Co. volunteers, Co. B. Capt Breckl
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