The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-12

.apata i.o aducdon OF tne feso'. 100. q,
s,r EosEara,s. ii X eh r.. o -. NJ -
1avths rasulutsou on She tahtr} w W ~ "a
,,o, the yeas and payz vsgs c4l'"f, 49, ~
f,llowias suit--ysa o. naysI
refused Va "a ar IN. tATie - c,,,,
Mr. Ns1L,E thoaEbt ne ~" IN. st,t.,
nv rrompt action on this snhlert Auo 'l".
was f,st coming wner IN" Lei''.aa. -,
hs ,e.t v.tlo Ht n dIorum. Being sAHNnsi W
,",,s ~ nrrreyye ths Constitutional po ~ers OF
The Govern IL, ent. nn snontd vo.e !ot -
MI Eosysrsor rene ~ed his AZ tire ano utter
cpio=itien to any such scos pc o -.
iagar an 9th 10 support thu fonsu.u'o"'
h,lisved he would com TT II pesjnry ~ be vo.en
FIR it, He did rot believe th~ Ion Ne.,'"
c, aid grant any SUCH power Ine D'.,'. ~ =" !.
lion which they aid make nan "eea III u" "
mr. l,oau,I, noped in resolution wou,d he
y.dopted He WA well sansnHn OF tns
validity OF ths measure es toe c@ha'os HUN
Richmond wps Of its invaiidlty:
contingencies OF shls h our, but now ne snouid
vC:e TOR It.
MIR. Aau.rnosa felt embarrassed; bu! hav-
ing doubts, coulo not vote for ~.
Mr.. RsNLoK said that tue serhte nhu re-
ccgniZsd other ordinances OF the t'onvsntoh,
and /. was singular they could NOT recognize
this for example-that one cnNne.hk the
words COON federate states "heFe'h sheY Oe'
M ARMsTsora thought the ratification of
the Ordinance OF Secession by the people car
ried with it the right to change Oonieoerate
States for United States" wherever they
occur
M IspELL never doubted the proprtety 81
the sc,,,.n proposed TO ba taken. Inc Con
venuon wheu called into e1's !ence Was sOve.
reign, and IT'S every act Was "incIng unless
they chose to submlttt To the Tatiht att0n OF
The people
mr koBsRrsos thought the Convention had
the right 10 exercise certain pc WeT5 sui ct TO
Lbe RAJ tic ,.io.i OF tha people.
tx%Nn
Ven ion WIS the mefe rival of the Legisla-
ure without power Ia his view tho Con
Tsn,ion WAS Il sovereign, whose only limit
was It's discretion. He did not ne isve in
ve,,,ion wss sovereign, all It's &C ia were bind
iIr If not. MOI were
MIR RopsRrs~S asked IL the Convention
couiJ have adopted Il Don stttution dis .as:eful
10 the pecrls W: TITO u referring It 70 them'
Mr. i.BSLL said the OOnV III ttOn, once ca l.
I'd, was sysersign in all It's parts # the Con .
veHtiou hat sdop'ed e. Uonst.,nt!on ard re-
futei - have submitted i. 70 n, people, 1,
wouid We been nmctpg
The W Q was tIken and ics,-ysas IS, nays
i6-os TO flows:
YsAs-N es.rs Anderson, Bgannoa, Bruce,
Uvehtii, finIey, lst.ll. johnson, Nah, Nee.
son. teUion, sew nan Pate. Penny hacxer
On barry, Splitter, ard Whitter--l6.
I.Ts-Messrs- Armstrong. Bail, Brauch.
CARTS way, Collier, Dickinson o. Prit CO Ec.
ward, harry, 1aruett, Hart. LcgaD, McKsD .
4ey, Robertson, Th.m pSon, UTqahact, " hit
he, and Wiey--'6
Mr. rswx.s offered the following resoIu-
sion:
p,soIrfd, That tae Committee ON Mili,a,v
Afurs LQatTs into the expediency Of reor
Raniz.rs ,ne militia q me Commonwealth
net SUBJECT to :ha tonsc!ipttpu act.
Mr. Cctt,ss cf.red the following lo.rt res
Ciuticrs, Thlcn he over one day. Nc. Col
IiRRcaye notice IN At he al id offer soma RS
marks IL fay.rof thair Adoption % Monday
when he would CHti them MP
Whereas, about a year ago fhe tespot who
vrieids and atroci2asiy aliases ths powers Of
n orc free aud T,rOud, b1: row broken Federal
;',jon, cat'e' Tor only seventy Ave 'bousa n d
me-, - snpTress the Ias,s nDce offered by the
z!at h.!fiuE :t%tss % his authority over
b eu s,d the serTTo' - ;ives of these States in
lCuEteez, IN n G' sGOI:i O. ,authori2sd lean Of
IL millions 10 he negotiated as sufiicent 20 raise
aud support All Amy e so roo men, Z par. OF
which alr9&dy nnmSfrs EeaTIy ha'f mil
hon ot ,nai iu he Il Id, t. ra.~i "a INVASION
D. Ha.t, and form: 81 his a. = cen Nv 8
frrte already husme" t.d 70 m7:e .he" Lhfse
quarters ~ 4 guI.! tou 81 Iusr y. jgUF, Gbu
..or~:s.tu. IL er,at ;@"rt % foreign niTeiiigs
and, " hsr":n, n =. in"r'Ss n Go orld n7T"
Ns.r .Tr1ed 81 Nur enemy Aud 'o~5i - rs.
~ II il traa - :. "a ",4 hs:e sen TN.
f.vh - Unr Own Ie~cnrt-S, beTg Vithai = g.
ag7ir,li :U. =: 5e0cis, yea ga 81 that Federal
Uni2E n III" idee n .e1ce4cia se"esa:oo
AZ a-senca % regarut'nna foi war; ADD
cha.5Hs, though thUs ~ Tre 2rr3t .C rdgapCc
at. IL .cH prog &C. Of ths var ut It Il on!
Supplies f;om ahC0t ne have not been crush.
Ell ii. 70, and il - cad 20 o. iUdare2jeGt
and tee.
|. Resoiusd therefore, BY RI al Asse,abiy If
lJre.n,r mat our thnuks ard gratitude irs
H. ana siveI ~ tha President q: tbs Ton led
safe states. and tit.fAe cssOc.ltec win hin l.
me ACuiive Gut-pri.y thereof, tor ;ca devo-
tpi lutr.0l!Sn nL L role srlai e. with which
hey HAYS calico 10 ~ req li5itIon ocd sct;vity
ne resources q the Go fedsrate : e.es, and
here kept tn TemoTsa'-ss enemy IN check -
Sevrr: ha !ess-
2 Re.oiyId. Taa. IN the opinion # :he Gem
era, hs..mn iy, IL IS eXYadirut, And ~;oulu bs
gracious and gratifying 10 ta- sti;An OF toe
rank sud fi.e OF the army. that more enter
PRISE ana dash be throwu intc the conduct OF
he war hencefOrth
) Rfsoirsd That tne tel hfuiness and focti
Jude OF tbs Ionfsdes ale Executive, and the
generaIsEip and courage OF the Confederate
army should tIsptIe our constituents WILD
conn ieLc- that The aucitpt rights and liter
les oi this grea. and ilustFlc1s common
wea IN. and the equ"i independence and free
dom of ,se unterriist Oontsdarates, all and
in ali, will be sustained, vindic ttsd, End
avenged.
4. Rfsotped, THAT the S.e ser y: the House
ard III. President OF tho Sauate OF the Gene
raj Asse molly OF F1rginia, com mun.cats this
procee iiug 70 the Presidentof the Confederate
states.
glr. HaucE aske: lsave 70 introduce tiil 10
sci! tina Roanoke Valley Railroad. Granted
A bill authorizing tbs Auditor to employ
four additional Gle. KS Ia his offsce, at salary
OF $500 per amman, WAS ordered 10 be en-
crossed. "
toS,c o, was ordered to be enSrossed
journed.