The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-07
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HJUHE OF DELEGATES.

HJU:sE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, May s, 1867.
1ha House was called 10 order ut Twelve
O'Clock by the 6pahker p'o ten. hUGH ~.
| SHEYFsy, Esq or August; ana prayer was
Oil '1-d oy Rev. DE-. DUNCAN.
lhr. EsLrs moved ;Eat = committee be ap-
! POINTED ~ II form "a" Governor Of hs organ
izelion cf the House, and its readiness to re-
csive any comm u ica;ion he Jnigh: have to
make.
The ,aoion was agreed to, aud the Oh sir
appointed Bless. RLCE, Hc3kUDEK ana OIL
| IES sai1 comm tttec.
| ur EsNToN cnsred q resolution tina: Il joint
| Committee be appointed TO tGka into coHsid-
| eEl.iOu the condition OF the corn :ry, and 70
rer1rt u, measures or resolutions IS :hey
may deem necessary or tcoper for he aaop
tsoA Of IN. Gensrtl assembly.
70 tris q sno4lituit Was offered by MI
| V"oDsos, wAisA, afisc some d,s-uSsio3, pr
HIVES, aad LYNN, vs.. :ejected, and shs qrns
I,on recurring upon tAe resElu.ion 0. NJ
i$Ewios, Ii was agreed to.
the committee cppoi u;sd 20 wait upon .;>e
Governor returned, and through their CT air
man, Mr.. HLpE, submitted the following MES
sage from ihs axscu.:ye, which was read by
the Cieik, All, on motion Of Err. COLLIER,
laid on tbs table, ant tns u-u-i nunb.t CT
60. les CrI". Ell 10 bs printed:
ExacUrIvs DAPAarnsSr, May g. 1852
IeUtiemc7t # the !Seaatf
and House of Tcissstes:
since your adjournment The Confederate
Coi srsss have passed cCnscIipgiOn bill,
which relieves he Generai Assembly, IL
gIsat measure, Sr0n ths necessity Of fur
th@r legislation ia regard 70 military MAJ
ters. Ihis 0iii divests he Gtst- authorities
ut al cnnttuI oyer the .rcapa uf Virginia
and vests Il he Coz faterats Govern ln@rt be
.,o~er 20 enroll s!i persons between tka ase.
Z e acd 50. organize theET. commission she
officers, CA; theJn into service dad dispose OF
thew In Euch manner rs 1ney may deem ad-
yis2tle.
-f- my ,'aI:Saraf. conviction ~ a ~. az.
Is ? constitutional; but Tabins into c9usirsTs-
tie y peculiar caGaidoE OF afftirS existing
at tie tine - ~ Passage. ioroear to.d7bate
thu question =! pressus Wl6n the war is
ended. ~, IA s,is urs these Qurstiln ms, s.rt 50
settle ten. as - preserve thG tights o. The
ictatts. ti&iinony, uniss ana cCac:iia tiCr are
Indispensable H. success now, ana l will, a
as;s A1eNnfiNs u tn St' O. tprotea tn z agaips:
il Is al iGfrlnE:Ia ut % state rishtsi &C
q1iesCo III i:s i1ssa&e, It'd cSsc21 iuiIy aGd
e@rtesitI ur~e Gno5t CNr People. rs AaY3
naltosT3:v ~; ? q p"ompt oTd cACsrfui &C.
sp>n*o 70 its rfguirtHlc".3. n:iya TIE /, We
cGr tTuL1 Orr SOL establish The independence
Il .hs &@u bern E2n!"isrh.y. lad then We
cai NIX ciel.r3: so: distinctly he iiTle ba-
- - a $;;l;3 and Ccaf.leTate Authority.
SING .hs Convention o. tered ~ 20 haiwoen
he ;iCw. A.eS,',,sr ii. ~.agiie.is and The COM.
nlI ttee a:'pa.L 10y oar late stare ,Ior vantiOn
was ratttisi by Ike Two Governments, tag 8 b,
solute IT~ct iuz ana exclusive cor tro! of cur
military af@iji h';s hs@E COZ tiJec 20 Ia tOn.
tedelat9 Government. The State auth ORR
ties NAYS had 10 r2we" &c direct mi.itar
:ncS@,nsa -, or IL, nny way IA c1ntto. the dis
r1stroa c; o:ii tiGaps. Tuis arranxenen:
W.: deei2eu n9GeassrY TO sa2ur. the ap.ty Of
#cztou which III military matter. is I.galde;!
b. military nien Es md. acatGb!e 20 sucu.ss.
- t ArsS E&G Spfna feftrses recently but
INSTEAD Of oiacgGrJE leg % djE.iIi;iog Qir reo.
pie. they shCHi:i produce cAacIly thc opposite
thac.. Ihey Shouts; SIM 1ipte as t. increased
Efforts, - teocu6i,d energies, AID should
rouse throughout. tiie q tire IiCNfe;e t.cy :.
mora determined, atct msFC missing and IN,
welding slic.i. II 5yeT meG will ds'er,piue
isdi The South e4aH nc' - su5i1Gitcd, tbs.
rutE VIII o.. ha:I Hcl- q, llsrsd. : pelrla
such &c re- afs, -. IA: II l." I.ee caa never be
reduced t. 81; rsrg.
Iaa:s Is &c pfcascu WITH Us FER ..acm or
desrc GCACY- II Tya tIh 1t :!,e history OF tie
American keEOi1tion, val, h sv.piuLte Il.
car se.@rtii@a tom .kr ~. t:,tr country, END
l.. lha sstF bis nIaE,t i cur Independence
t-si" cpIrrt-ca II Tzitb the rovoiu ion III which
~ nr> tOW Engaged, we WIZ fad that our
-Ct cos-cs % far gave Uasr isr NOR. striking
aa., hrt; iaa. than those which attended our
ancestors III IN origin OF their great struggle
LEgry consideration o. du'y eed OF patriot
ism i'pc--is, trumpet tongaso, to HE South
err rncp "a 20 IL for he war. Every man
al Duit Re- willing t. eaCrifica property and
life, /; sss:ds be for the j. CteC ion d his fire
Size ard " The loved o,-s 81 hoUla. - and for
ne maintenance his Ign 8 and liceriies
no paoci2 ev~c Aeo r9ore 10 stimulate hem
to exeYfton. We have a righteous cause; We
+ ave q land that L. fair ana fertile; We have n
Ga aiate mat IS saiunrionS and mid; we have
a l0v=!y ana dSiign EfQl hCMe, :" the seat of
liberty with ri It's swa,ts." What NOR, can
Ipan ASK 10 IGtisne II spirit, &c arouse his
SueTgies, 20 sti!r uiGte hiss ekextioas, ard to
nerys nlrn iog e struggle iha WI. be "! nous
4 parallel III tGa history OF The world III its
glorious reealts, present. and prCspect.ye7
W. have no cJ1upronisas IL II sa with our
l Uth less and re.ncTaeiess e.. eriy. We lu2st
tszth lin useful anc practical Iessou.--
We must es tahitsn Il Government veg uiated by
liberty tnd iav, which will recoAA u the
1Ights OF TIA, q izen, PERSONA! ana social,
sra secure he I&a. - of property 10 IL Com
rrcalis3 WoutG tu,n u, anu We must shuu l.,
ii N. would The ras'iienca. TIE Northern
people have 10 wei tenned Ideas of frs Gom
Dad liberty, or o. jort,ce AID r.gat. Tbs Gov
eminent. as a. Id 'risterei by Lincoin, has be-
come "a absolute deaf O.tsn lnd even the
coEsetva.!s:D Of that section has Qaietiv sub
mIitsG to Sb6 eB2caies which Il a-artless ty-
re.i has riTeted upon .1sln. VIII they con-
sirae 10 sleep on, aad awake only 20 find that
5veD the sem ciarce oi II pa blican government
20 longer exists an ORG them7
Our rCl.,y must be changed We must
maize this & war o. insasion, and we must
ous1 IL with 8 zaal AMI eceryy equal TO :hG: eX.
hioiseo ~ our |ity enemy Mn'yis,d mrs. be
redeemed. Accom- ish tnis. and the way Will
ia oneGed 10 The invasion II tho NORTH and
IS We prog ess, !hcusands OF armed men will
arse on ell Sues, who will most cheerfuily
us,ite their dsstinies with ours, and will cor
oi2iiy co-cG .r.'te in carrying ou7 fiig to those
sections il which it has ROT yet been seen.-
We II 49, tucrea=a forces IN the Valley Of
Virginia. ,jaczsoa mast be largely rain forced.
III IaHst have lac power H. clear out bBfa;ley,
ana n AXE attacks 81 poia's IL tie enemy'G ;er-
ritory mos. likely IL liz dict npon him The SO
vsTcJG retri nu tion. An INVASION Of their ter.
risory viii bring the Hov the-n people to their
senses, and will eIa bic them 20 tssI and up
rreCiats the disadvantages GEd evils % L war,
such IS they h1ys SO unnecessarily brought
upoA the country. Tusy n ust be made TO feel
tA.se, before We Gun hope Tor :. permanent
pc CO, and the sooner .ney ars made TO feel
tn IRA, tue sooner pe:ce viii. come.
Let eur GsEaTats have IN adequate force TO
loosen the tyrant's grasp upon Maryland, re-
lieVe her suAJd4atet cope, and enable them
to quite with those ySuusc IL tereS Is aAG insti-
done, ana thousands OF her best citizens will
q. oncs rush TO the standard of the Eouthern
ConIederacy, and will prove themselves rs
emcient soldiers rs their brethren, low In
aerYtce In \irxiDia, ana other states Of the
ContSits 2Cg.
"hotA0r Te:iIi. CT uo9 !ssr ptac.Ic:.i iin pDr-
lance VIII -oilow. TEs ireGsuI. Die orssni-
Lhttu! sotteG Npat Whsaiiag VAL Iaii. ina
DOMINION OF The law viii he agstn felt In that
pAIt o. tAe sstais and .ta loyal ci.izsns will
esai'i ENJOY protection tor pefson and prop
erty. Ihs- Is u result. greatly TO be 0ssireo,
ESQ $ne policy which ,rCmises is accomplish.
meat is worthy o: Il trial.
lpausuiate hn aggressive POLICY, and with
judicioDs use OF ,1s means 0nich provl.
cenc5 h@s intrusssi 10 u5, our revolution
VIII os = success, our connection with tho
Ncrth viii BE- dissol we'd, and our g Government
established upon ON enduring basis.