Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

Mr.. LgAKE-I rise to kno" "h'' IL th"
question before the House
The pEus,rgyT-The gentleman Is out 81 OF
der. &,
Mr.. CARLlLE-I will take my seat nut
intend to refer to this matter again
Mr.. LEAEr.-I object 10 this course ol pro-
ceeding.
Mr. CAgLiLE-I do nos intend to proceed
now, but will give more of that sort ano1he'
time.
Mr. LEAxr.-Tou Shall be met. assure
You. ar, o.
The PEE>lDESr-Inc gentleman, (Mr. GAR,
LrLE,) cannot occuny the floor unless by general
consent.
Mr.. CARLILE-I am done, sir, for The pre-
Sent.
BORDER STATE CONVERSION.
Mr. J. B. MaiLynr. offered the following re'
solution which was referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations
Resolved, That The States OF Virginia Aortl
| Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky. Missouri, VA
ryland and Delaware, ought TO meet N Co"
v.n,on, with view to concerted ana uhlteo
action, to determine where they will 60, whe
| rher with the North or the South, or "he'he'
,.ey will establish Central Confectionery.
The PREsInENT--ln pursuance al reSol!
ti0n offered some Jays ugo, To solicit. i"r pipi'
cation. copies Of the atidrr~>r> delivered pro''
the Convention by the Commissioners iron
South Carolina, Georgia and MIsSlss'ppi, oe,
! l.ayr to submit these addresses Tor the acti"'
ii thu Convention :.,
Mr.. GooDs, Of Beiford--In contraction VIII
this subject, desire 10 offer the inilowlhs re-
! solution:
! Resolved, That ten thousand copies Of tn'
addresses delivered before tins BODY o!
III. Hon. Fulton Anderson, COMMISSIONS!
from Mississippi; the Hon. Henry l.. Ben
ninr Commissioner from Georgia; und the
! Hon John S. Preston, Commissioner iron
South Carolina be printed and distributed
rcua,ly among the members Of this Conven
ton. for circulation ulnoIig the people oil lh''
! State.
Mr. UrpsArp.-lm move to lay that resolution
! on the table.
Mr. CorDr. Of bedford Will the gentleman
withdraw his motion for monen! /:
Mr.. HUBBARD No, sir.
IIr. ciuoDr-Ihcr | Cal! Ior the Yeas aHi
nays upon that lnorom
The call was sustained
Mr., EAELY-Wil the gentleman from BED
ford allow me 10 make Al appeal 10 hin &c
withdraw his resolution The gentleman from
M9nongulia, (Mr. WILEY !laS bscn prevented
from proceeding with lns remarks, and would
ask the gentleman 10 withdraw his resolution
to enable him To proceed. |: can be offered
again.
The question was then taken OH the motion
! to lay Oh the table, and decided in the attirma
| tive--vcas I'll. nays ~. as follows:
| AYfs-Nes.r.. John Janney lpresident,) aston, Bald
S!n VI Barbour, Ia! Dr, Berlin. B"sIess BFaieh
B.osu BurGsti, lurry, Csper;on, Garlic carter Coz
msaC b. Conrad, Cn,:ch, uus's beat, DesSins Dornan
Early Fusar-. Gillespie. GraTriy Gray, Addison iihiL
Ephra!m B Hail. HoXe Hubbard. Hughes Hull. Jackson
| Kby Lewis McComa-, McGieS, James b. Mallory, Mar
shall Mssn Masters. Mo.tt, Moor. Nelson, Oshurn, Ia
ucE Pend eton, Porter Prise, Pug. Rivej saunders s
Sharp, S,inyton. Spurlock Alexander II. H. stuart,
Chapman J. Stuart, Suinmers Tarr, TarIo", Tr.d~ty
! White Wiley, VII on, wy-or- III.
Sn.s -Messrs Amber, Armstrong. Bo!ss"ar, BoF' Gon
din Campbell ChanbIss Conn, Richard II. Cox, hchoI+
Forbes French, Graham, Grant Gogsn. John Goode, Jr
Thomas F. Good-. Cyrus Hall. Harric liaymonu lunton
Isbrll MarmaGuke Inhn,on, Kent, Kindred, LAWSON,
Ltake, Mcneil Mari Mary. Sr Nor II. Norton Heb-it
Randolph Richardson. Sir:ry, Sped, Staples, Thcrn!oa
| FRANKLIN L. Turner, WcEham, WU"Is-+..
50 the motion to lay on The table was agreed