The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-18


The rules ware s1spenAsd for tat paspose.
-. Eo.cos CcssIlss ssid sass fs.osa.io.
wss ia the sxsess words ef The fressdss:'s
isct with regard 10 witch nearly svsvy mem.
Der has made sp his mind. TAose ho hsd
not. would not bare their conclnsloAs sAttlsd
By discas<ton Hs dssired, therefore. vote
Mr. 0rider Ky said that hs ksd come 70
nc conclusion as 10 whether he Woatds voAo
for or ssaarss the reso! 'ioo. bnt ne nust e
Iermitssd to r. mark that - sAw nojnAossslty
for the introdncitor Of the resolutiop thte
morning. bc.usc :hs message on WhfcA IL
was suggested had bsen ref.fred "a The Oo0.
Mr Richardson I'M rose 10 4 qusstion q
order. II was thas. . debate Ttstne, - seso.
luton goes over. s4 IT,. a--. lts.ts{ sassf.s.
The Speaker overruisd the pcint % tho
ground tbat the rules had eesn sugpooAoa
tor the rece ption OF the FesOlusion IS .9s,e
MIR. Roscoe Uopkling said that, tor tAe -.
sons he had already staUd. hs demahds0 ~
fussd d 70 soi sseoni The demand. :
Mr. Mallory tKy) said hat - hin and
Others s'miiai " aituatsds thO msaenre Wae
more embarrassing than suy other class Of
members. They wcrs most nuxtous that the
q uesticn n shou Id not be presset bs1Auso they
wan ted calmly and deIiDeratsly 30 coseidsr
thar kfai I'D ths H3ase for reiusiag he second
demand for the nreviors question, AND SDG-
get.e u postponefnsnt Of the subject tin Mon.
day ne xt, for further cDnsidsIatiOD. esa8
Nr. Richardson Aaid he IN tended 70 make
similar motion rnis MA ter vas entitled 70
tne gravest constdera ton. IL wes enc com.
mittiag & them TO policy on .nich tAsif con.
stituenis bid not re edecs<d. The gen tlema0
from New York {Nlr. Ii os coe OJu kltng) ha1 de.
clared that all ought to have made mp their
minds on the sutject; butit was one OF great
maspituds, and which all gsn'ls1ssn here
mad no De- They ha1 nS, ;,,!n
as prepared 70 agree With the messaee O %
the Iish s OF the States but he TspeAtsd that
ne did not besievs the people were prepared
for tn policy OF emanefp6tI0n. Ho knew
they were not prepared 10 enter upop sys.
tim Of purchasing slaves 70 BE- @tu1nsd loose
upon them.
class OF persons kaown IS negroes ara notca.
pablo of becoming the repositories Of ths free.
dom OF this Govern ment. wren the Pyesi.
dent, in bis annual m essaGe, declared himself
IN. limits or this Kepn bic TOR c0Iohisat tson,
he Ar. htcnardsop) thought he saw som0
light breaking upOn him. showing him the
wy By which they might GET rid OF this in'
stitu,ion Rs soon a. possible. f2 s19t-
Wr kellogg (lll was In favor OF tho past.
poneTaent OF the resolution, 40 that Inc true
spirit and purprae OF the Prestdsut's recon-.
mend alton might b. knOwn. 1t should b
considered calmly. In this view he believed
tha. 1t would meet with the appreciation OF
es.four1hs of tha inem sers Of the House.
Tnai e was no OCCASION IOr raising Qu0eHo00
which could on.y result in nnsag ontstns.
MT Wiekliff. fKyl while advCcatang Q
full chance tor The aiscu 81 ION Of this measure.
said hs II ust have a better comment tor Ldan
Mr. bingham to satisfy him OF the consiitu.
tional pawer OF the Cove nmer 10 purchase
the slav ss Of r" bells or any other parties
Mir. t'iven IN. J was In favor Of = post.
pou-msnt CoLgrsss should consider such
sueJsc.s az these like patriots and not part.
sans He hailed the message as bow OF
hope and pfomi.e. 4 .t'~
Mr Tht mas uass.) sid no Was In favor Of
th resolu ution, but would vote for the motion
to postpone. II was bat justice to the gen.
tleMen who were situated ve~y di0Hontly
from those who came from the North.
Mr.. B:ddie (Pt briefly advocated the
p,stpoaement or the resolution. el.ssf
Mr. Roscoe Con kiln ), wi lie explaining Why
he had urged the immediate action Of Con.
gress On tbs N easur1. said he had moved the
previous question after onsultation with his
friends. His purpose hat been, from the COM
,nencement, TO give the AdmiEistrAtiCn an
anxious, hearty aud unqualified support.
Nj Stevens (Pa thought they ought not 70
pos tpone The resolution for so long reriod
AZ was proposed, He moved to 81 bstitato to.
MORROW. y.. ss saE
Psnding 1hich question the House Cd
iCurned. <-N-'- $3.50 's~-