Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28

.,szz.asr<e<xu<<sssesez1ls.
~, and No one could Lave without pasa- ons gen:
sn Who we'd about ten steps beyond the pcke' guard
g., c,npelled 10 return 10 toSn ana al manner VI We
L,,s non commenced tomove towards the neeoqnarters
- iopel Rugar having been turned back by the guarcs
80, oIbsrs Coloncl MaulsSys carriage was turned
h,ck for pass Tee passes were given freely to those
- could prove they were not OF Mr. Wallis scherents
T. 10 Tqsislsure or an officer Of that body. In orcr
20 facilitate the recognition, Gen. Shriyer attended AZ
headquarters ct the request Of citizens 10 idenuy the
applicants.
TIE people, THE MEMBERS.
TIE preveatiBg Of the session of the legislature gives
v General satisfaction TO the people, whatever may Dc
their opinion on national topics, as Rone are desrOes VI
holding bs,t there tor the invitation CT amdiAry n'a
si5s ks thas OF Missouri and Kentucky
Yesterday morning the Ueion members nAu az
mai Gathering aud resolved TO leave a. once Tor theI
hom.s and thus ended the third meeting OF the Peei
ssoo of the legislature the Only member LETT IN Fred
erck last evening bong the Farmer Of Lngan0re 1sn
KmnsL
hers ali came to Frederick determined 70 do all IN their
poxer 70 prevent any meeting Of their respective bodies
AID II they should meet dissolve rs soon as >ssioe
T6ey were wholly unaware of the intention or purposes
Of the G)verumen and stood prepared to act In any
ay that the national safety mgl require sa hed that
they mad no power to work our any good for the state
bu prepared do al in their power TO prevent the per-
petrltoa OF sBy more legislative evIls.
SECESSION PROJECT.
There were various tumors in circulation as TO the
nu-poses Of the msori,y Of the 'gsature had they
been permitted 10 meet. is, however, known that
letters have been intercepted by the Is. Maryland Reg
ment Colonel Henley from parties 10 Virginia 10 msm
bars Of she Legislature loo king COLLISION between
the Legislature aud General Johnston as to his crossiog
the Potomac with Confederate army and occupying
Ordnance upder the protection of COME Ierats
lei lao asserted that wben OF the Frederick dele
gates WIS arrested similar letter from Virginia was
found 10 his POSSESSION.
On Tuesday evening Immediately after the arrest Of
the of,ss Of the legislature, nearly thirty thousand
onIs- Of the report of Mr.. Wallis Federsl Relations
a-, sexad bv ordsr OF the Provost Marshal and taken
10 the mp Of the Wisconsin regiment, where grand
eoy or ,oa was made Of them. /. will be remember
"a tsAt y thousand copies Of this document were Or
sered 10 Re printed BIZ the last secession, at cos Of
about s2 900 10 the State and these we're in readiness
for mailing by the mbers at the approaching session
ARRIVAL OF MORE MEMBERS.
At noon yeslrrdI " the train ought up hessrs. Nil
Ter, Of Cecil Mccoy OF Hartford, Byess, OF Hartford,
aud L,<soa Of Somerset and Immediately on It's arrival
Mr. Miller was ed aud conveyed TO the Guard
House The Others being loyal men, were welcomed by
their Unon friends and returned in the afternoon With
their Colleagues Baltimore on thsr way home. hr.
S,e,k of Warrington county, also arrived yesterday
NOR ing and approved Of the action OF his Union col
leagues.
TAKING THE OATH.
Ire afternoon train which usla leaves at o'clock,
was detained until O'clock 10 brcg down the prison
es the delay berg occasoned 70 give the officers OF the
Legi,lure "a opportunity to obtain their discharge by
taki-g the oath OF allegiance which sceeded 10 by
the 10 l,~iug: Rl'v, Milton Kidd, Thos. Moore,
Wn lyour ard 5 P. CarmScS On tk'rg the OATH
thsy -er- Discharged. John n ever, Reading q rk
of the Senate refused and dispatched IN the
vita the ri1e arrested RENDERS Of the House who we're
not Al owed 10 take the oath. The citizens oil Frederick
who Ie arr, ed for Gisoyal l,rguge were also
lsss-d on ;ski1g the oath.
Nc MARSHA, Postmaster OF the House. was arrested
iu-. as the csts about % start and taken back 10
nave tee oath submitted TO him
DEPARTURE OF THE TRAIN.
A. three O'clock the parties still under arrest, ten IN
number we're brought out OF the barracks marched un
der guard OF a company Of Wisconsin military TO the
cars and an armed guard seated with each o. them,
wills. the baliUcs OF the filed with soldiers
The following is lis. OF those brought doEu from Fred
c1i,s in the train aud dsembarked the Junction but
whether destined for Annapolis or Washington not
known:
Thos. J. olagsott, Vim R Miller,
Andrew Kssser, Clark J. Durant
Jacob Il. Gordon, J. LlwTeree jones'
K. O. Hiccubbiu, Wm. T. Salmon,
Bernard Nils n BREWER Olerk.
Som, we're in good spiris whilst others greatly
depressed al Of COURSE considering themselves deeply
ag,rieved According 10 all accounts, however they
ruled the Union men OF the Legislature ana Of Frederick
with rod Ct the last session, and therefore, did
not receive much commiss srstoa from tie people. As
20 the sympathy thoy will rscSive from their constituents
whose openly avowed menss most Of them persisted
n ignoring al tue preceding sessions time will dis
cOss.
The arrested members we're given TO undeIs and that
they h,vn been stlscei OF their votes in favor
OF sr Wallis resolution, and some OF them denounce
the more delegation the cause OF sll their uoi
blts In oihcs words they admit they bave been drawn
Ia party traces 70 that they Wou never have
thought OF going their own volon and individual
Judgment.