New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

1919 tb. dsv offered by the member from Vermont II, In
Tended by this House to include all men whether rom rom
have instrumental in producing the present cV
and have been guilty Of hsraHt breaches o. the CoH
s.on and IN favor Of the Constitution as II Is
and the Union as IL was - -.
On motion of Mr.. HUTCHINS, the resolution
was tabled, by d vote of 80 against 81.
vALLANDIGHAM ONCE MORE.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM asked leave TO offer a
series of resolutions az amendatory TO those oheren
by Mr.. Stevens yesterday, and TO postpone I n
consideration TO Tuesday week. Mr. '"i'"n'
digham's resolutions are as follows:
rsinsined ore and ndvisbe forever under the OGhste
ton as it is. and the fifth article providing i0f
Reored That II any person in the civil OF military service
Of the United States shall propose terms other
bs The ntesTit the Union Of the several States com
prug the same and the TeTerSi % I be Guilty. ~ b,sb
P,,,s Thu, the Government can never permit the In.
t.ryeuton of any foreign nston III iesao 20 inc CIVIL
Thu, The unhappy civil war in which
ssa"S w. ased in hrsnnns proessedly not in any
ni of oppesson any purpose OF conquest or suou
80 ~ the pa pose Of oyerthrowing interfering with
I'm, ostse s:a6shed institutions Of the States but to
sefnd and sioian the supremacy OF the Constitution and
a. ars the Unon with all the duity equsty. and nights
oS he ssyss unimpaed aud understood aud
sccpd by the people and especially 10y the army and navy
% Lifted States and that therefore whoever shall per
sten TO perveri the to OF conquest and
.nbSsstion for the overthrow interfering with the
s6s established institutions of any Of the states to soo-
II slavery therein tie purpose Of destroying or i'm
pairing the dignity equality rghs az any Of the states
viii guilty Of fragrant breach Of public faith and Of ms
crime against the Constitution and the Union
heoed That whoever shall propose by federA authority
to any Of the States o. the Mon OF TO declare al
OF them e1tin suished ard establish Territorial Govern
ents within the will be guilty OF msh CRIME against
the Constitution and the l Mon , .
Re,9red That whoever shall r that tits competent Tor
this House any other authority to establish DICTATOR
ship the United states thereby qpeIseois or pendn-
the constitutional authorities OF the Union aud shall
70 make any movement toward the declaring OF Dictator
ship shall guilty OF hgh CRIME against the constitution
and he Union and pubic hoeIiy
The resolutions were lad on the table, on motion
of MIR. LOVEJOl Rep, HI, blythe following vote;
YEAS-Messrs. Aldich Arnold Ashley. h, bbtt Baker
Baxter. Beamsn, Bingham, BLAIR, Blaze 2 buhnton
Conkiig. Covode, Cutler, as, DaVes, Desno. DueI
EdgeitOn, Eliot Ky, snoG tcsendeu. Fisher Frsnchot
Frank, Goodv In, Ourey. Hale Harrison Hickman, Hooper
Low, Mcpherson, Mitchell Mofrll, Ioofehesd, Nixon
Pike, Pomeroy, Porter Potter, Rice (Mel, Riddle Roiiin
IN H, Sergeant Scdswck ShAnks, rEeabarger sherman
Sloan, opsu!dpg Stevens ration thona AldssJ IAN
Trowbridge, Van Horn, Nan NalkenbuIg, Nan Nyck
Walker, Wal, Wallace, WssAbuIne' wilson WINDOW
NAYS-MessrN Allen Ancona Bailey. Bidde. Brown
Wsl Clements. Cobb, Conway, Corning, Cox, Cravens
Cshed. Ing sh, Fouke, Granger Grider HAL, harding
homsn JOHNSON, knapp. Law, L2zear' Lean. Mallory
Maynard, Meuzies, Noble, Noron, Nusen fehd!eton
Perry Price. Richardson, Sheffield Shie Smith siee'
IN " Steele IN. D.. Sues ksllaudigh-m, Nthbard
toorhees White (Ohiol Wicklihe Woodruff Wright
NeE;msn-SO.
NEGROES IN ILLINOIS.
Mr.1ALLEN asked, but failed 10 obtain leave, 20
offer a resolution iustruciing the Committee of the
judiciary 10 inquire into the alleged nght OF tbs
Federal Government to set at defiance The COnstitu
tion laws, and sentiments Of the people OF Illinois
in importing negroes into that State and TO cOnsd
what action is necessary TO bring about the DC
lOrigtlOn OF said negroes.
Adjourned until Monday.