Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-16
THIRTY SIXTH ONsRRss-second Session.


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or Of .ny ocer thereof 70 the War touching IN, nil
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us Of the nied states in the state Of virgins. or in say Of
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Rr tbs vote s the hour for the ,pec. od,, arrival
being e Bill for the .d mission Kansas int, the Union
Ths bl va, postponed TIL Wednesday and Mr. ou.
'Uss T pa u .dare,, the ssn.,. H,d m. Al
,rsct.d consou Of the country the Ieconasm Of The Repub
can marty the negro eau Atty Of the President elect
@ ~ rrni,.d satrs law, In The secsSn, '
honobt tha n some compron,e wa not eas ,ed rs. h.
81 III The Southern states He shoud h.ys nr.rr5
~. south had acted with her s state in seeding
nom which denied equality He
N. yedeya government had Offered an Insult 10 h own
Missouri By ordering troops for the
ia propery In conclusion he deprecated var with all Of ~,
horrors and trusted country from such
calamity ON his conclus on,
Hunter moved postpone his resolution until Thursday
neTtatiP NJ which was agreed to.
DR. Criitenden called up his resolution.
Mr. moved be pos.poned until To-
mo,v 70 the eIcIuon Of other business but
modified the motoI
Several points OF order here raised and discussed
Mr. Douglas wanted early vote these resolutions did
the other friends them. II to
ihe.e resouns desired that fact app the
ord
Psenden said those his side Of the chamber willing
these resnuIons No one desired to shirk
Mr. Douglas said that the Senator had assumed speak
that IT, he hoped he name day when these resolutions
lie wanted an early vote. - see II the
we going 1, adopt them would object hi. side Of
ted som test vote on ttem
Mr. Yeeuden said the Senator knew he Hr. ~ net
Kennedy said he wanted test vote these
lions He had reraned well his colleague. from saying
b hos &c oDs INV e e. hsg
be rejected all hope Congress had gone He wanted to
the other side willing to compromise the
kentucky II they failed
should prepared speak state he wanted the peo
oil. OF Maryland to know It, He should be prepared to meet the
issue in that event
The question taken on the resolutions they
postponed unit tomorrow at hapsst ~ M when they are
up the that they shall b.
exclusion OF all until disposed
Senate, att 7. M, then adjourned.
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. English. Of Indiana offered resolution endorsing the Grit
OF settling sting deuies inructipg the Of
hree to report the for giving them
teal ,Gort Laid over ddring the morning hour
Mr. sherman presented the letter OF Mr. McCesnd denying
MAT while he was Secretary Of the Interior any Of the Indan
bonds had been distracted for the purposes Of pecua
on and ia. ylted to the
tee CT Ave that subject.
Mr. Adams OF Kentucky introduced resolution instrucng
the committee Ways Means bring repeating
t and sections the act regulating the pay membersof
Congre,s-ot jected TO and not received
Moore Of Kentucky presented the resolution adopted by
the Union and Douglas Conventions of Kentucky
She adoption Crenden plan Of pacific
Mr. Eherdge endeavoed to offer his resolutions Of last week
They are the border State res buttons
Mr. MaynayJ offered resolution that the select committee Of
Ave on The Presidents message consider that portion OF the mes
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NJ Wm,n offered nj, re,oluIon, Of las, week declaring
gon., the n,Iv NJ ses.on AMI urpng
osrem.nt of theI.w, He moved me pre you, lon
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To Sc, uoop A. dis question and he moved 70 law the resolution,
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snahdyeaS ~ nays repu0h'AnS Young Al 'e mega
w s,,r,o, from ,h co,i,,s. m military .ri,, ,eno,,sd
e 9r ana d,e Pnh,og ne militia ,he Dsc. OF 20
uhOa T nc %T'ea DC mAds 's special 0f'e' LOT
ahd ehul disposed OIL -,
oecnn being made Mr. stanton moved 70 the rules
lie said the bill was repaired Two years ago. and not with any re-
ference to present circumstances
Mr. nufne said t, was eh IN enct 10 establish standing
soue control the Pende to be sent where he chooses and
u'yd as he pleased, ,..,.,
Inc rules were hot suspehaeu-yes nays %
ihe House men went nto OF s "hoie upon he army
blu, MI Wtshburne 10 the chair ,
Mr. McCernand OF illinois, denied the right OF secession and
commented at Length upon ek troubles ne referred 10 the
bonds OF mutual nter which united The people OF The Mississippi
valley which could not be divided BY Doing violence so the
laws or nature ey separated by violence Their Interests
would draw them gain together.
lie denied that coercion for the federal to col
lct the and enforce the laws and said the term cOsr
cion" mlsapped however, OF spolaiion fr
the South seize the feie' forts and seua FOR the settlement
log troubles he wa: willing to agree to The running Of geo
graphical line or TO take the border States proportion la TACT
holding the Union to be or 10 other consideration he