The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-12

Tho executive authorities Of The STATE from
(which fuaitives shall have Hed. Y.
Mr.. Hatchins ( o. introduced 4 rcso
Tuition iBstFncting The committee to repor,
what legislation Is necessary 10 give mn
Istfect to that part Of the Constitntion
(which provides that the .cttizens.o AZ spa,,h
state shall lie entitled 10 all tie iiriiyilcoss
land isniuunities Of tho citizens Of Ire s6Se.
rial States. If 555, y.
Mr.. Sherman COS introduced rssela.
ltions that the special committee 1T thirty.
three be instructed 10 inquire whetbe 81 ! ,iy
State 81 the people thereof have fvli6,l NJ
obey and enforce the obligations innosea
tiby tie Constitution, aud IL So, tie rta,tiIv
thereof, and whether anyfiIrtl,er icgista.
ton srequired IL secure shcir enforcement /.
Ethat 10 avoid ell further coIitroyersy 4,
regard Ito the several T'efrttefics0r ina
United States said committee divide ~
said Territories Into Statesof a coi, friti;.
crt size With d Wow Ii their pfst6pt ad.
fltiissoifinto tho Union on aii equal footing
with tho original Stilte8s Resolutions 81
d similar character were also offered IN
Mesgrs BiGghafn, Mallory, StaydiJs I:ii..
Elish, lSllare, McClcFpaal. aud others.
Adjourned. 54
&. Hoes On tic I3ih tIle Speaker Al,
POINTED SIE Hughes d t,feialaf of The
committee on military affairs Iii place oi
lsenilafiiS excused II. s III. "A
Mr.. Morris asked leave 10 Introduce 1
resolution OK prcssing proper eStimatioil Of
Ito value Of our National Union. that No
will aiseonutenance whoever may surrest
even d suspicion that ii can ID any event
BE abandoned, and Indignantly frawn ttpon
tho FIRST dawnipg Of every attempt Ia
ALLEVIATE any portion of our country THAT
whatever evils or abuses rest under it
ought to be corrected Within the Union IN
a peaceable and constitutional way. and
that Iii Is d patriotic duty to stand IN Il
.as our hope III peace and defence il war.
/ Mi. Curry objected to the Introduction
.of the resolution unless IL be referred 10
the select Committee. . n: .:: !. /.
Mr.. Morris had not the. slightest idea
Of letting il be buried III the coffin OF That
committee. ts5. j:>. ?.... z@ ...>:. II.
MT suFTy onl III. IS; go: vi " FL;
5::s orrls saul he wanted 70 obtain a
vote on the resolution, aud hoped il would
ultimately succeed; . 5..; .....
On motion q MI. sherman the House
then took ri, the Treasury Note Dill, as.
returned IRON the senate with atlend-
ment. The H 4 atyreed to that amend
mem, 4 which reduces the denomination
OF the notes from 800 20 $50. The
ether senate amendment proposing that.
VI COG, 00O oil the treasury notes may be.
sold att rate OF interest higher than six
per eentumt but not less than par, the
House agreed 70, but extended that aa,
thofity TO all the notes issued under this
law. :s.s IS. .. " . r ..: <'
+ On tho i4tht there was an understand
ing anloiig the select committee OF so,
th q tlelr pFcceet'ilgs, except as TO re-
salts, silotiid oe resaraea as private and
therefore NOT 70 l1e revealed Tor publiea-
. tson..# ~ ~ known, however that several
propositions. looking 10 PoiiticM coheTlia-
tlen were presented ana read bnt not nc
tea on several gentlemen made speech
IS, anu opinions ~ we're mlerehanged: The
FsoslS{t e'."seC'.ilo.,l..et . a'ont tiie
eI,.,ie 40 = vac lessg. ih ~ pt gu 10
tnpt IN NV Soe.. al1ea IN a9uti.
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