The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
washington.
FEB. IS, 1861.

ms
.,aif"' = .,,.,,,,osit.ou, with amendments
''''' Ian Of The report caused '""en o's
''<'i ing the advocates o, me .s'' ss ,hs
a.a adjustment Inc '''''""H
~ Ter,{,oyy Of the United States
~ 10 81 -sthln the limits Of The cherokee
''-trsee' ,''rth 81 q line from ess' TO ~ys'. or
4 srs,, thirty-six degrees th,f'! sna"" ~
- ',gaaf, i. nTnhihiied whilst II shall
r5El Q, S,+,isi ts5vernme ot, aud IN all The |
ls, ,',b rf said line the "dsst' "a ri s
rs se'iSA Ia har ~ i now cNtNfk snail nos |
Z .Fy,ie' q chile such Territory shall he |
I used ~ ...r5,i Government aed neuher
=. Bei4 - : Territorial Government shall |
&C., &. - hinder "r preNeol tne 'dAiha 10
I f4iterN ol;tLin the United States, according
/ ,sI' fs nsac.s If any state trom which
ar nav be taken. nor 10 linpaif TIE
gsr IT,, on; # said relations, "hlch SHAH
sls.Ae: ,5sriat coguizaaee in the Federal
rs 81 Ing 10 the minoh law ana when
So i"i'r~ 4, or south % said line, within
fTr,.sy A. congress may ffescflbe' shaii
p GI's't S.i,ii0A required Tor member Of
- pe,,4.pc 10 the then Federal ratio 81
.,-' If ,hSll, II it, form 81 GoTernmeht
,sSaHt Limited into the Union on an
..'s'' I'M the original states, with or
7rntarv service or labor, ~ the Con-
C. 49,. afv state may provide.
@. s-f,,Ty hall not he acquired by the
i''....le.s Us treaty, nor, except for naval
y. Ser pa" .,ttitrs and depoIS. un!es such
zH'' bs ratified by tour-htihS Of all the
Il the senate ........,-
~ N'..' ".,,sfl %, construed o give Congress
'aA5't III .r control. within any state or
~ rsl4,tan established or recognized ny
.is,epf tapohinR persons bennd TO iaoor
..'N rr,pry frct herein. or 10 Interfere Win
- .r.,rrsrv service in the hi-ttlc; "i
g. 10 v.ibaut The consent OF Mary land an"
.t| (.g,,at 81 the owners, or making the
d. up, consent Just compensation, nor
-.. -. ..trglpre with ert'fOht9lt repTe'Vh-
-'.i I'm, !T9T. bringing with them To the
t5rs,sg. retaining aud taking away,
.-.ugl T., labor, nor the power TO inter
'Es ar abolish in voluntary service IN piaces
VT. y,'u>iyc Jurisdiction of the United
20 5fr mos" states aud Territories where
established or recognized, nor she
So Eih.t the removal or Transportation
..sor river. # persons held ~ labor or
81, service Ia any State OF Territory al
-.5 S.s-r>. g. any other State OF Territory
rsra,, j established ar recognized by
,s..a aat the tight during tTlnsportati"h
-.ry Al shores. poyIs and landings. and OF
~ ra.c pf distress. shall Cxl>l: nor Shittl
-. haze power 20 authorize any higher rate
-, rarsuns bound 70 labor than ON and
- Tie third paragraph of thr Secohd so Sc,
ftanGrA article ot the nsUtuthn ShaIi
.'--.yu-,i 20 prevent any "f tue states, by
..r.r I-ci>'a'iuu. aud through the action ol
T,.sl and ministerial officers, from er-
delivery Of fugitlves from labor 10 the
- g'.W -Url service or l3bpI j. utt
TEe foreign slave trade, and the lmp"r-
- dave. into the United States aud their
-. from places beyond the present limits
- Are forever prohibited.
rb, first. stcond, third and fifth articles,
-.... r..fl th., article OF these amendments,
~. ,btrI psytcraph OF the second section OF
~, ..-f3rlr Of the Constitution, and the third
-..,'l : Il, second section OF the fourth ar
'-tt'.5f shall not be aIGeEded or abolished
..@, ,5f consent of all the States,
- congress shall provide by law that the
III ..e> ,hall pay 10 the owner the full value
we from labor IN all cases where the
...t4 az other officer, whose dGty il was 20 ar
-.-b fu..t.ve, was prevented from 50 DONG
-.-a.. y intimidation, or when, alter arrest,
fr-i'lve va. rescued by force, and the oW mel
,s,,' artveu'.i aud Obstructod III the pursuit
3. --ineiy fer the recovery of such fuSluNe;
"a n lie seen. upon comparison, that the
.-.,,.jflan r. adopted by the committee, is
..y different from the one originally sub
--.sa bv Mr. Guthrie. The committee stood
.,y. 10 nine, Maine, New Uamps hire, Mas
lg,etls. Vermont, Connecticut and New
K and Virginia, represented by Mr.. Sed-
voting against the proposition. Rhode
,al 0tel tor the proposition.
usCouyention did not consider the report,
r,.Irfr some unimportant business adjourn
lUlI tO-lnoIToW, when the debate VIII
80 yd from pr sent appearances II VIII be
., Uauy of the members who have eN-
-.7,rrad the benefit OF the reports OF the de-
t--slp Congress in past years are anxious tC
~ the Convention 10 the public, and afford
a.. 10 the press. They are anxious Il
35gu 10 posirrlty, and realize that this Is
III last chance An effort Will be made to
,.r5w 10 aIInli the press, but II is doubtful
..ggereds, IL the majority of the members
r ,lGid men, and dare not risk the criticism
+, ,ta neoplr upon their conduct.
A5,spatch 10 the Baltimore American says
laer were reported with but three dissent
a.,o,ps VIZ: Mrssrs. Seddon, of Virginia
g.1n. Of North Carolina, and Doniphan, o
.,Juri, ali three Sece ssionists, who STATED
81 rGgtA their objections and reasons for no
a-puIug, but declined making minorit,
as-.
4, B, sid that Virginia, North Carolina an,
E.,e.a viii vote against adopting the re
7.u q majority of each of these delesatiO
F4s opposed 10 it, and a majority control
.-75.- Of the State.
Nessrs Tyler. Seddon and Brockcnbrougl
vii urge the Virginia Convention 10 relee
i-s proposition, and MesSrS. Riyes and Sum
~, viii recommend it's approval.
TT majority of the delegations of Mary
.,l kentucky and Tennessee stand by tn
report Of the committee.
Tie Washington States, of Saturday, says
u. Srdton, the Virginia member OF tn
.g,-,4.;l-,, voted against Mr.. Guthrie's pla
'7-ly tine. He viii present report, which
o.. said, viii be signed by EX-President Ty
1 IF and Judge peterborough. Mr.. Rive
\ .l, separate views. Such are the rumol
-.-l reach MS. The strong Union men sd
! BAT .Ar ugWIse speeches of Mr. Lincoln 70
l-h, IN the eyes OF the Convention, OF Il
over 10 meet the other side with peace az
4 Races
lle Committee Of the Peace Congress dine
1 Ha lie President Of the United States yei
'Cig a! The Executive mansion. The alta
/ .as pleasant one, and free III terchange
TN concerning the present sectional trouble
'a' lAdulsed IN. Al night they visited Secr'
y holt and Were handsomely entertaine
L.> hospiJahle mansion.
!ae Black Republican says:
liz Republican caucus last night unan
-s4sly approved Mr. Bingham's force bill
'4"A authorizes the collection of revenue O
4'laoTd, outside Of insurrectionary port
a. FIJI 'e pressed TO It's passage next week.
'i"lAiona! Constitution of the New Coz
Tn federaCy.
44- PROVISIONAL Constitution adopted by II
"'4rG States differs from the Constitution
.'Hed states IN several important pa
-t'H'. The alteration and additions a
hD.loWs:
ALTERATIONS
~ The Provisional Constitution dife
''~ We other III this That the legislati'
5t-f Of the Provisional Government IA
- III iht Congress now assembled, III
81. ''ay exercises al The func tions that a
r,..isra BY either or both branches OF Il
-.'7l States Government.
-, IAe Provisional President holds his c
=. d" one year, unless sooner superseded |
r.. enlistment OF a permanent Cover
- a'h State Is erected into 4 distinct J
-rt.I nlS 'I!ct-the Judge having all the pc
-.. ~ r'olore vested in the District and Ci
.,l,,Yo10It i ana the several District Judg
s,..p ,-'a .t,oiipose the Supreme Bench--;t III
M y NJ tu'lh constituting IL quorum.
q. -" "rTtNer the word Union" occurs
,t,li'"d States Constitution the wo
'1t'dey Is substituted.
az FOLLOWING ARE THE ADDITIONS.
.,r,oa1 Ihr President may veto any separa
aeEtttp'"4oh' without yetoing the whole b
"a IN ~, II Is contained.
a 11He african slave trade is prohi bited
6,r.d,'sl. .Fess Is empowered TO prohibit I
a..abatloh Of slaves from any state no
W VI 'hia Confederaey.
g-,De,JA az! appropria lions must be upon |
gents " 'Ao President, or heads of depal
i a, ~ OMISSIONS
Usay,a---A' 'ie is no prohibition on members
tAslprS Aoielhg other offices OF honor "a
Aenl "iioer the Provisional Cover
IT ,hs I'' Is no provision for neutral sI
br STA anon Of Il seat of Government,
tta.4,,,,,i'o't fofts, ArsenaIs and Dock YARD