The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07

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Tho PstsrpRxr laid bsSurs the senate con. .
muDicstion from ne Exscafays: Srsnam..I ths
Senater from the PstersbuHg district.
rHH SID DIsTRIcT.
The PsRsIpssr laid before the Senate An Ex-
ecutiye comm unicAtiOn, transmitting the
election returns from the Senatorial district,
com posed Of the counties Of. Morgan, Asmp-
shire, and Hardy, held on the sesh Of Decsm.
ber. The rsturns indicate the election Of
Mr.. James b. Armstrong, the lsts incum-
bent.
s The PauIDsHr also laid before the Senate
q communication from the Executive, an
nouucing the receipt Of joint resolutions
ADOPTED By the LegisiatQre OF Georgia, 10.
latin to matters Of the drSt importance, AND
commanding his cordial approoauon. Inc
0oyernsy's com mupication ~is quite lengthy
and conveys some intereeting Information
touching the recent history OF our STATE ano
her changed relations towards the federai
Government. 1--WE shall embracs rne nrs 20,
loving are the Georgia resolutions referred
R.so,ued, bv tbs Senate and House Of Repyssenta-
tires Of the State Of Georgia, .. 0ens,as As,e:sy
mt. That il II the eense Of this General As
sembly that the separation Of these Stasss
now forming the onfedsrate States Of Anne
RIGA from the United states u, and ougnt 70
be final and irretoceble, ana tnat georgia
proposition from aav Quarter, which may
have for lis ottsct q restoration or recon.
strucuon OF the late Union; on any terms or
conditions whatever.
States are waging upon the Confedefate
States should be met on our partwitn the ut
most yigor and energy, until our lndepeo.
dence and nationality are Internationally
acknowls dged by the United States.
Kesoiced, III II Georgia pledges herself to
her sister States Of the Ccnfederacy that she
will stand by them throughout the struggle.
She will contribute all the means which her
resources Will supply, 50 f,r as the same may
bs necessary, to the suppors OF the common
cause, and Will not consent to lay down arms
Until peace is established On the basis CT the
foregoing resolutions.
After the resolutions were read, Mr. Dove.
,As, Of King William, submitted the follow
ing:
gates, 2hat the declarations OF sentiment
and purpose cuatained II the joint rssoln'
lions Of The Legislature Of HaoIgia, commu-
nicatsd this day, the 9Th OF January, lso:, to
the General Assembly, by The Governor OF
Virg .nia are elninentiY Jusi and patriotlc-
should be cordially akd approvingiy re-
spondsd to by every State IL The southern
Conteceracy-and in the name and la behalf
OF this Commonwealth we do hereby afhrm
and adopt the same.
Resolved, That the action OF this General
Assem- by b. forthwith communica ted to the
Executive Of each Of the other States OF the
Uonfederacy, together with q copy OF the
message OF Governor Lstcher, accom- panJ-
ing the resolutions Of the Legislature OF the
State Of Georgia, to be by them laid before
their respective legislatures.
The above Teaolnuons were laid over, under
the rates.
Mr. DOUGLAS moved that the Governors
Communication be- laid upon the table, and
that 600 extra copi es Of the same be prin ted.
MIR. ROBERTSON asked a division OF the ques.
ton, to afford time to consider the latter
branch OF the proposition. Ihe motion to
lay upon the table was agreed 20. The toss
YVES then taken upon the motion TO print,
and it appearing that quorum was not
present.,
On motion Of Mr.. DoraIAs, the Senate ad-
jouraed. .lr