The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-05

Guided. He did not think M sss 1870 " y
acted pfecipitately. IN his inJ,..... -. ~
number OF States would seccde v;.h,.'
sixty days. IN South Carolina IA 80 ~,
mission party was small Tia 49, 49,.
thing Congress can do IA "a d;,;s 49,. n
public property as fairly as lposs;I,la ~ ~
paying the public debts ''o'e s we
Mr. CritteHden replied bon;,,. Il.
ample Of the gentleman would ~, Nv W. ~ y.
lowed. Better not come here Al ri ~ ~,
Union was worthy Of great saeriI;c.. ~
concessions He looked fOrward y. an ~ !.
union with fear, disniay, and ytfe,. n ~
They must search for means 81 re,o,s ~,
tion and harmony. He boned s', N
would be no angry debates Norm &c cSeIe
lima has always carried the olive I,ras. 49,. =
peace. +. &. ...5i d. ''' y ~ "
Mr.. CliDgnaii approved or tbs A..
to preserve the Onion. but Wiz, 80 ~
Union ceases TO protect North Csro,; ~ !.
she will bid II go0d-bys y I II, 4.
The usual copies were ordered ,s;...
and the Senate adjourned.
HorsE. Mr.. Sherman moved ~, I,
Message be referred to the eomm;,,s i. ", "
the whole. The printing Of 20 (lICl rs.,;. =
Of course, he referred 10 lie pri Tr,.,
committee. &. r..
MIR. Boteler offered an amendmsn, i.
so much OF the message as relates y, ~ NJ"
peculiar condition Of the country a. -, =. /.
ferred to q special committee 81 on "a 49,,
each State 20 report any time. 49, /.
After some suggestions, the quc,tion
was taken on Mr.. Boleler,s resolution I. /
an amendment. n. q - =
MT. Singleton. Of Mississippi, declin.d
voting, his State having called 4 COVE. I.
ton TO consider the matter. n
Jones, Of Georgia, declined voting "a, !.
similar ] reason also, Hawkins, Of Louis.
lana. e. .;+s H.. L. Il e.. 81
Mr.. Morris, Of Illinois, raised 1 min,
that while the question was pending /,
was ont Of order 10 open debate.
MIR. Clapton, Of Alabama, and Cartel
of Georgia declined voting. u.
Mr.. Currey, of Indiana. attemptra /.
address the House, but was ruled out 4
order. I'll .-,... fl,t3}. g. I'll,
:. Mr: Moore of Alabama darl;,aA 4. !.
yo.e Y: ,., '..: s.'' Z ''s'S II
Mr. Niles az So,,I, f,..ni;., ID. S:
S,nte WAC n,,t ~ tha Ir;,;cn $50. .a'I -
,,,crn f,,,,, ,Iarls,'. 4 y. ~ ~
NJ ;n,sr,st II tj,;s $500, -s'Sn 'OvA
His remarks we're received with good
humor, .,s4
Mr.. Uonsto, ~ AIaL..,. Am i. :
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;ectet ~ and tbe HonSe a y sa1 IT 5
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rcFs,r;n,, IL ,Le ral,saI e a., q $500
~ T.yss ~ All ~ sSt.o e - m.
I oG;st.,,rs sa;a ho ,Sa,ai,t .,,.t -. -
1Inas +, ,Sa ;. 800 ~ ~. I,,e Ca. s,,Esr..
has a aoyerrsr Who ,,;II nd, .crn.on, =
cali tbs J.srislature tocethsr -, IL. mi,
rs .sen,in,sn, Is a. s,Ton', ,hat s.sn Il,
soyernor NAV bn oyerr;il,lsS N bs viii ~,
yirld 10 nuLiie sentiment 4 .Sorna Tsys,
Brutus may arise and rid the copntryof
this hoary-heafled traitor " ffsrent ssn.
Satfon;1 He further said referring h ii.
probabilities OF d war. s'there will he no
war. The North is governed by too a..
seeing Statesmen. The senator from New
York, Mr.. Seward, will see the fntilityof
this. ne concluded rs follows; fEar
y iteyttaple, tne south VIII lake care q =
' Lei tlle. Wat " come Y, ana We WI
lnees ,tie senator from Ela new Hampshire:
anu hil tte lnyItitaons 81 aeoiitlohlsm IN
tIe las q tiie honoEaole resPreseni
aslts - rom VINO, Mr. .o ~ ~ regard o
tne ne, MeAlcsh war, we WIN welcome 70 them .
S..'I oiooetf hanas' W osiltaOe graves
ls9ei.S'ttton' II. -. y. .S, ..
The Geographic correspondence OF the
Cincinnati CoRnlerciak thus describes .
scene in the Senate: d: a.: : ..>.g.. 3...
Hale, of y. H. said the logic Of this
controversy was war or submission. The
minority must submit to- the majority.
He made no. threats, and spoke without
having consulted anybody, he spoke iof
himself and Que little State.' I'VE must
look this matter straight in the face"
Brown, OF Miss desired to know u Hale
presented the Issue Of war. or submission.
Hale said II must lead to that. He made
no threat, Brown replied sternly: we
viii not submit, and, II Il Is war; les u
come, and God show the right. -. r.. =
SESArE ON the 9th Mr. Latham pre.
sented lie ,ncn,or;aI al the Cbsmber Of
Commerce Of SJ San F,onc;.,o o nrayiag for