Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS-second Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l
SENATE.

SENAlE.
Mr. Bgler take up Crt,enden resolutions which
Mr. aaEters re,out.n taken up motion and read
folloVs:
Whereas certain forts magazines ar'ens dock yards and 9th
nsedu butn have been placed under the executive jur e
ion Of the United states by ceson to that effect from certain
stais and be the dee Of Of the states to
tu%s ,as jaisdi;ton thus c;ded; now tseFefore
be authorized by law upon application Of he or OF
convention Of the people OF such ate TO rtrocede
THIS Jurisdiction TO such state upon taking proper security Tor the
safe seepng and return Of al the property OF the United states
the act Of my Of the States making such appll alton.
Mr.. Tumbu offered amendment endorsing the cooddct Of
defending AT
Mr. Hunter sad Mr. Prelien have s)ugh, speak
phed by speaking The disease to be deeply seated
that but the most radical remedies would sai,e had
ceiye any proposition but don't know that pre-
pared would be wiling listen Surely
ger All must See that the wh have he bound US TO-
gether members Of tbs confederacy are like FAX before the r
and this fabric Keeling and lettering the stonso that
II based tbs solid foundation Of State oganza
ton there would be To think IL must fall entirely
Before the this nth Is almost certain seven
the will have left this Union 1t que
ton OF preserving the old Unon cannot recall the past
the dead bu the hps and trust OF all those VITO desire
Unlon that may he able reconstruct government
tn d. Know sir there are din .alies In the way bu. put
Ia that good sense which has herete characterized the
sit idly discussing public Affairs but In the heroic spirit Of the
maner who Is cast away upon distant shore seek for materials
which to build snip that take the
and roin kindred and fiends But to-day
face and acknowledge The events Of the day To-day
wisely with the mighty that be yesdy for
still more eyeltiul utde which NAV lie upo ~ tomorrow. New
idea, Ike ioees have entered nto system and are
handing enlargement OF power are threatening TO rend and
destroy the system
There portions OF this government where the popua
ton Is beginning press upon the Of subsistence In all
there desire and In there necessity, fyr fur
Their extension 1t this Wish has led to the warfare heweea
social systems, which have been trough: ogeh in
tenn in government which ha9 btn waged With bitterness
and sper!ty hthtI unknown This lon designed
unite tE social stems upon terms CT equally and fairness df
eren. in & s.r1e out not He o. opposite INDEED
unon aud attraction Instead Of giving
conflict What wsned The other could supply they
would seem have Afforded the material for perfect syst f
industry which ought have stronger for
the states Increased 10 numbers thew co
warfare the other system which had been intro
was oommenced 1870 when was the whole sysem
M South founded in SIN ought to e and sup
dco The demand made that fer the Territories
they should be given for the exclusive eNpaoson Of
these systems At III: expense the ohe' Unhappy II that
cnes tie weaker System the wall for was passed
which did put und= the law Ct empire and which excluded the
Now sprung up party which commenced regular war are
the ys.em Of the soot The eocs syslem of the
ch the inst tuon OF Slavery They commenced
system Of agitation through the press the pulpit and the halls Of
e.aop those object was to wound the sci re pet Of the
STAKEHOLDER and make him odou 10 the soi They
denied ths there could properly ses and
maintained ih. government bound prevent expsn
and to abel h suppress II wherever Is had jurisdiction
They sought put end the slave trade the States
and proc OF ue they either evaded denied the ii
obi att to return fugitive slaves And at least
Claim here in tes= halls that there law highe- than the
Constitution which nciatd is prevsons and practising
aching majority OF Nohe
bi practical feet Of which nufy the fugitive
which passed in suance Of the Constitution e the
| United Staes.
It snot two years since there armed invasion Of my
State the o. exci vile nsurec ion
1t Is with the states alone that etc ua remedies
appisdnot State took to any Inv.
sion In times TO Instead head ncunced that heF
bic et beEeen the two social syses unit
| one the other give way.
President been nominated and elected by sectional
ory Is known 10 have syowed and entertSned III opn
on' patty hes Into power 18th u, cs,esslon
government have elected candidate has made
| heca VT g.Td he rigi Is OF he SC
then that The Southern should think
not goyernmtnt which may be directed
Instrument of hcs y against and that they should
remain der t1e government OF President who
his power and patronage for the purpose Of creating
strife aad civil amorg ~ Ii isknown that
members the republican party endorsed and
which advocated the extinction Of slavery such
for the South t. remain under such government
| less be pTotectedy
The Southern within themselves all the cspsees
expire and to be supposed that when they treatend
one wi attack the syst which the
social system depends that they would not withdraw and eAb
anohe which they know they and will be protested
The social system Is rs moral being and government ha
would suppress IT, l. Ike paeat that would cons
own chill vice Inf my. have known tina
have survived their Elegance has been ualseret but
krog Il Loae which survived the sudden and total
Of B social system Igsy Their Fore that the ouh is forced
take tbs cOu guaTsntee that viii ptote
1t Ia IN. Uaon-some at onal giiantee that wi tbs
what Oh uld be nature OF the guarantees thl
would tncuay protect soeia stem from uch assaults
hesi Tass be gpsrnss' Of kad ibs. will stop up al