Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
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70 produce Irritation. "a fsls1orssn. .snts )
Unnecessary.
Ths south Casolips Conmiaejopers NO
hsrs. srs ssssediagly eoseilisiory.
= telegram wAs received T. ON Guv. Moor
Of Alabama. BY Seastors rtspatsiet and Cls
% night. ssying the Ordinsnes Of secession IN
eoaaittonal snd immediate. had pssssd.
nsiitis 6sld officers for the Dssssiot Of Ca
aobss. recently sppointsd, we're eoumiss.ons
70 day By the President
II has been decided 70 ssnd n. Holt's nan
70 the senate for Secretary of WeP 20. nsorsas I
sed 4. h. Greenwood Of Ashaseas. pov Con
mssslpnar Of lodiap A6sirs, fss AssrstAry Of u
Ilatsstof.. He 10 : dsc,dsd Upion msa..
Ihs Charleston papers state that : resolutio
was adopted on Monday 10 The Legislative. :,
| qusssiDg ths Bsnk &C 8sutA Csroliua 70 q
vsses $4,000 for nilisary soasisges eies, an
H. hepx haaSiGai6nd 4 vlllisRaess 70 eompl,
The above ilsm q f5O, 600 10 osrsly for cos
tlngsnciss. The whole expenditure ipr miit.
~ parposes Incurred stDoonts TO d go O.
II WAsGmGTos. Jan Is.
L IL y understood that the south Csroiiu
sgeats nov here dsmaad the uocondi,ions
evaeesNon OF Fort Ssmter With view 10 avo
the shedding of blood. The Administrstio
has not yet coosidersd the propositions a
WAsgixoToN, Jan. IT,
HoUsk-Ameug other prslimsnasy busines.
n. hsrsis. OF. Mary lAsd. pssssstsd nemor,a
eisnsd by l20OO ciiizsns Of Baltimore. irrsspec
i've Of Ps5lysPrsy ing for The adoption Of III
Crtttspdsn Conipromiss He said II there va
: dssfrsi To strnnquiliss the public mind, j
could not be done more e6sstaslly than BY th,
adoption u that msesNrs. Laid On the table
The House vent into Gemmittse on the Arm,
Mr. Reagan, Of Tsxse, said hs had cam.
hishsr With the hope tAatsseh measures nigh,
% brought forward by those Who have III.
power tocontrol the question, - would assure
80 south 81 future security. The RspubllcaI
have held suleoly back aud declare that they
have no terms Of peace 70 Gftek In view ol
~. Stenton defended the B1ea6}i>an party.
He Informed the g.pslems . Irom Texas that
the principles on whiC6 this government "a.
founded cannot surrender under any threat OF
civil vsr. The Republics party hss NJ pur-
prss. principle or policy not sanctioned BY tn.
Republican fathers. From this point they could
not b driven. He ssid he knew Of NO Repub.
l'ean Who looks to that organisation % des o.
Cd TO interfere directly Or Indirectly in The
SHY htsst 'sgree with slavery 10 the States.
During the course Of his remsrks Mr.. Crs y lord
ssid shat Georgia had seized The forts because
they were intenied for her protection. and
takes al the responsibility.
-. stanton said Ge0rgis takes on herself
the Inauguration Of civil var, and makes no
prstsncs Of constitutional justification for the
set.
NJ. Hill disclaimed the aet on the part Of
GeorpiaAs State II vas done BY hsnds II
soldiers without AUTHORITY.
hr. Love thought the position Of both hts
colleagues were wrcng. The fcr,s were seized
- defsnsive act. there being . probability
That the government would ssnd esrrisons 10
Lhsm. If the forts will be surrendered.
Ar. HArdsDan said II Georgia should secede
As .sa dsfermined IN ssaeaia the sovernm..t
10 his act for veal or WO0 -
WAsHnaros, Jan. l6.
Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio. presented the resola,ion
passed By the Legislature Of Ohio. expressive
u attachment to the Union; against the right
II secession. declaratory that the Avs should
be maintained, and against ono State inter.
neddllng With The lavs Of another, DC. lie
'aid that although the Lsgislsture Lsd not
passed the resolutions, but the
State has already begun tho work Of concilia-
hon BY giving vital stab 70 the personal lib.
slty bills, and he bad been assured that the
york will 60 on ill every obsozious act Of
legislation shall be removed from her statute
books. and full justice done to oil sections
The resolutions were laid on the table. ana or.
1ered to be printed
Mr.. Briggs, Of New York, presented 1 memo
rial numerousy signed BY citizens Of New
Yolk, il favor # the prOpOs sioLs made b
The Border State COMMITTEES.
The House, on u otion. went into Committee
of the Whole 90 the Stats Of the Union. and
took up the army appropriation BILL
Mr.. Garnet, Of New York. thought the
lime had come when they should consider the
impending dsDger calmly, without passion
The cause Of the present crieis is not the mere
election Of Lincoln, bat the dominion Of one
ssetion over another, differing 10 chsrscter. in.
situations and race. The Republican party
he's steadily advanced till they have gained
possession Of nearly al the Nc-thern States.
Il controls the House nov. and is cannot be
long before It will have entire possession Of the
legislative and executive departmsats. unless
here 10 some great ehsngs. which i not likely
10 occur. The Republican party is an anti.
Dlavsry party without opposition to slavery.
Il never could have come into being. and with.
ous this Il would dissolve. The party 10 emf
nentiy sectional, beesuse no Southern State
sould approve Or unite With il. The party il
made up Of AbcHtlonists with Amsrlcane and
dsserters from the Democratic paPtv.
10 eourss Of time the Republicans win have
The necessary twothirds to shssgs the Consti
lution to the detrimsnt Of the south and she
destruction Of her prosperity. NJ. Calhoun
years ago. predicted the results OF the vicious
organisation Of Northsrn socisties. The cor.
rnPsion Of he State sod city Governments Of
New York VS. mentioned 81 NJ. Gsspets 10
show that the nsturat working Of tho gov erp.
nsnt vsrs oassd % sumsrstsl osjosisass,
As. Thomss got the door. ths eoanittss rose
and the H0use adjourned.
: SsnA1n-Mr. BA, ard presented . memorial
from The eitisens u Dals1sre, without respect
q party, PRAYING fos The ps.ssgs Of the Crit.
lsDdss sssolssionA Ihoss seso!1tieas .pbojv
The import Of no more than the public ssnti.
nsat ~ The sIsveholdisg Stats viii demand. /
viii vote Tor the feDolutions, and speak On
them ne1s week
Mr. 6s~ssd psesest%d ~ asnorial ofssnl
2. B. Messs. the ilIustrisas i6vsaeer q the sles.
tso magnetic telegraph. prayisg Congress for
% extsnsion Of one of BIZ patents. which con.
ssitutss bic title % the properly u thst inven-
tios. He asks the SxtoeNon of the one that
expires sasIisst, 10 order . protest ~ proper
y. Rsfesssd 70 the Cpo1ittss On Pstsntsy
The Vice President ppsssntsd message from
ths President, apswesisg ske 6essss sesolu-
tiea = iaqeisy - 70 Ais appstssosas Of Hon
John Holt, 70 psrfOsm The duties of the Office.
Of War. msds vsesss ~ the resig-
nation of kr. Floyd. As fslIy ssts forth the
lsgsl ssssons. sa
!: Mr. Ries, Of Mion, intro1eesd resolution.
providing for the appoistment Of Special
Uoaoittes Of BY tAs senate. With iustruc-
tipes % b qairs into ~ espsdisosy of paesiag
: Pseersi act for the sdminton Of new State
Asd ' rs-adjustseDt of ~ li1its u CsliloTpis.
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