Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07
4 NATIONAL CONVENTION.

ReSoTued By the Se1sdte and House Of RsDrsSsHtqires
Of the THit>f CtsS Of 4merieG CSHgress assembled
States Of the Union that they through their respective
Legislatures request the Congress United States
10 call Convention Of all the States, in accordance
with article fifth Of the Constitution purpose
OF amending said Constitution in such manner and
with regard to such subjects viii adequately
respond 20 the wants and afford sufficient guar
antics the diversified and growing interests ii the
Government and Of the people composing the same
The proposition was disagreed to-yeas
"A. nays IO9.
Mr.. BURNETT moved to reconsider the vote
and to lay the motion on the table; which
was carried
The KELLOGG PROPOSITION.
The Crittenden proposition and the amend
meut thereto were next in order
Mr. KELLOGG had previously got the con-
sent Of the House to append his resolutions
as an amendment to this proposition. and
consequently his resolutions took precedence
in the order of voting.
Mr.. KLGoRE, of Indiana, moved Law the
proposition and the pending amendments. on
the table; which motion was Iost-yeas Ia.
naysI79-
Mr.. KELLOGG then proposed to withdraw
temporarily his resolutions, but this was not
allowed
The SPEAKER, in reply to inquiries from
members, explained that the vote on the
amendment. if carried in the affirmative
would effectually dispose of the Crittenden
proposition.
The vote was then taken on the adoption
of the KELLOGG resolutions with the follow.
ing result-yeas 80, nays 15s.
THE CRTTESDEN PROPOSITION.
The Crittenden proposition, introduced by
Mr.. CLEMENS, of Virginia, was next voted
upon with the following result:
YEAS-Messrs. Adrain, Anderson OF Kentucky,
Avery. Barr, Barrett Booock. Boteer BOuIigny Brab.
son, Branch, Briggs, BristOw, Brown, Burch Burnett
Craig of Missouri, Craige Of North Carolina Davis Of
Indiana, DeJarnett, Dinmick, Edmundson, English
Florence, FOuke Garnett Gilmer, Hamilton Harris OF
Maryland, Harris OF Virginia, Haiton Holman How.
ard Of Ohio, Hughes, jenkins, Kunkel, Larrabee
Leach Of North Carolina, Leake, Logan laclay Nal
lory, Martin OF Ohio, Martin Of Virginia. Maynard Nc
Clernand, Ackenty, Millson, Montgomery Moore of
Kentucky, Morris of Illinois, Nelson, Niblack NOEL,
Peyton Phelps, Pryor Quarles Riggs Robinson Of II
;inois Rust, Sckes, Simnis Smith of Virginia Smith
OF North Carolina, Stevenson, Stewart OF Maryland
Stokes, stout Thomas, Vallandigham, Vance Webster
whiteley, Winslow, Woodson and Wrisht-s0
NAYS-Messrs- Adams Of Massachusetts, AIdrjch.
Alley Ashley, Rabbit, Beac Bingham BIai, Ill.,
Brayton Bufinton, Burlngame Durham Rni,eTiie1d
Campbell carter, Carey, Case, Coburn B. Cocbrape
OF New York, Cofax, Ccnklng, Conway Corv-in c.
vode, Davis OF Maryland, Dawes, Delano Dueu Iunn
Edgerton, Edwards, Eliot, Ely, Eiherdge Farnswortb
Fenton, Ferry, Foster, Frank, French fofci, era
ham, Grow Hale, Hall, Helmick Hickman HiD.man'
Hoard, Howard OF Michigan, Humphrey Huicbins
Irvine Jenkin, Kellogg Of Michigan Kellogg OF MI
noIs, Kenyon, Kilgore Kiineer, Leach OF Michigan
Lee, Longnecker, Looms, IOyejey, Aarston, Mexican.
Mcknight, NcPherson Norehead Morrill,. Morse Nix
DIN, Palmer. Perry Petit, Pos ter Potter Pottle
z Reynolds, Rice, Robinson of Z. l. Royce Scran-
ton Sedgwick, Sherman, Somcs, Spauding, Spinner,
Stanton Stevens, Stewart OF Pennsy vania STattOn,
TaPpan, Thayer, Theaker, Tompkns, Train, TrimhIe,
yandever, Van Wyck, Verree, Waldrou Walton Wash
burne Of Wisconsin washbrrn OF Illinois wells vii
son, Wood, and woodrun-II3
RESOLUTIONS OF THE coxxrrrEE OF THIRTY
THREE
The following resolutions of the Commit
ted of Thirty-Three, reported by Mr.. CoRyIS.
were next in order
Resoirsd That, in the opinion Of this Cornmit,ee
and the growing hostility among them TO the Feder.i
Government, are greatly 10 be regretted aud that
whether such discontents and hostility without
just cause not any reasonable proper Consti-
fusiona remedies, and additional and specific
and edectua guarantees Of their peculiar rights and
interests recognized br the Constitution Necessary
70 preserve the Of the country and the perpsfu
~ Of the Union, should be promptly and checrfully
granted - 80
Resolred, b. tie Ssafe and House If Reprz<statiues
u he Intel &o<s q ln<T5ca IN Co5s1ress assrablod
Ines AZ attempts on The part OF the Legislatures Of
ssy o. tds STATES TO obssyuct o. hinder the resoFey