Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-09

rmbcr, quality and description OF arms no"
si2ject to his disposition.
Mr.. QCEsEsBERRY, Of crroi'ne, moved Il"
,Gourn to P. NJ.
Mr.. NEWMAN offered IA 'smenAgar. fixing
The time Al 1 P NJ
Mr. lsBELL moved an adjournment till Il
O'Clock 70 morrow. Lost
Mr. NEWMAN Withdrew his amendment, ana
! the original motion Of Mr.. QaEsESREHhr pre-,
j vailed.
In the report of Wednesdays proceedings,
| omission was inside Of the fact that tho Senate
was lor some tw0 h0Grs in secre. session. IL
:! should have been sd stated.
\ Mr. LYNCH is confined ut home b sickness.
REr.
!. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House being called 10 order as twelve
i o'clock, prayer TaI offered by the Rov. Ar.
i Duncan. y! the A. z. Church.
Nj RuTHEHooxD, from the COMMITTEES c?
Courts OF Justice, reported bill providing Tor
the execution ul tho sentence Of death In GER
tain osses; bill amending aud re enaclins
section Is, chapter POT, .; tia Code; bill
amending ard re.snacting section 5th, chapter
200, OF the Oode and DILL amending and re-
erscting section lat, chapter l0S, nj the Code,
IL
the presence oi The enemy in certain districts,
tho amendments being intendrd 10 obviato tho
| attendant difficulties. They wgra each read n
third time and passed.
The Committee on Courts aiso reported reso.
lutiuHs' thai it IL incxpsiart 10 allow tiducaries
To nvest !u';dS in tieir hands; that il ia mex
peaiont to give general jurisdiction to certain
OOuris, ani tina. it is inexps1ieni To eE;cnd
The juriadiction Of Courts in Certain cases.
NJ. HARRISON offered a resolution, which
vas adopted, that sn ,nuoh 4! thu Gagerrnr I
message a. relates ~ the removal al slaves
from DISTRICTS occupied Or Threatened ny tho
ensnv, ho referred IL special co'n:ni'tra.-
The Chair appointed or he committee ;iessrs.
Harrison Minnr, Buuldin, Giimer aud Gcstlan.
Mr. WoplFoLx call.d zap The resolution nj
ierud b. hn rn yesterday. fixing tiIe inns for
the adionrnmant Of The proSant GaEaon O: the
Legislature np,n Saturday, the l0.l Inst
Objection wa' s.de by Nr. JONES to i.s con
sdrra'ion. on a:sonn, OF tia .:i,sr72s g scva-
ral coinmt!ce,s Mr MALLORY rallcd fnr tic
ayes and noes upon the question ni taking up
Mr.. Wo1LFuLK; IL ds!Lruacs 10 ihs r1.eut
mombera, said hat hu would Withdraw La,
mot!nn lJT tii, PRESENT. 81. MahLoRr, now
| over insisted, and the lnotini 20 ,sks up gas
defeated by ayos IS, Noes 81.
MIR. WkiGuT prcs2ote,i petition froli Fl L.
B,egI, and Others, praying f'r rnd'Iicstiun
of tile laws sun2rnasing dI.tiIlnr:-s which waa
laid upon the table.
Tip. bill reported On rcste:.ily, Dra.c'it;rg
the rEtc: # :. judgment, .;1ir:; i.rsas"!
pcrs,D, il !evur ri tho Cr:n.i;.,wr3Iln, 49,.
tnkan ua from Tho calendar sad pA.sa!
Mr WooLE. I.E of.ral j,n: rrsnlit ~.
\ Z. Z
Struc:cd 10 gran; !, commission 10 Nj Gone.li
j ,ha B. Floyd. ana authorize him to rlis, :.
division ri t@cRty Thousand ilYn. not u1j,ct
to toe Transcription hc, fj7 III, defence OF tia
State" Adopted.
On uoioa of Mr.. GRgEH :, :nrch u! ihe
| GnTa-nor's message AZ rc,!:i u h.iilnias FIR
the manufacture Of saltp,:se. was referred i.
,hr Committee nr Military Aff,ifs.
a message vas received from lie Sana,n
announcing TIC passage u . join: resolution,
liking inr Tho rcat.raffon u! General john e
Floyd ;" h; c3n.mani. tPlilshe', un Yester-
day.)
MIR. Psl>cE. in vicw -! .;ie nnpor..1c. Of
!ha subject, moved ihat lGiuieiis,a action &c
suspended and tho resolution lie lid upon To-:
| table.
Mr. To@: uAI :,ti c!cd % tie p,-,;.ons,arnr
| and urged Liza. ht inoa'-Dl "'lnlli lie iust il
restoring ~ his GoirinsaG lHis sesid: sni ri, 4
of1car.
Mr.. SaUSDER; nsisai :ha friends @; ha 1890
luto!,s mol to press then Ia their l.Ss.so To-
| day, rs ht!n we're maay c'iia desired to nh
| tain i?:Ir:i<ti1r m IN. ar .ct h3iifr sniEg
upon it.
Tho H.at;cn 70 ny o. tn '.':'. VAS ador;,
ed.
! \ na,,;s,.i lunss.ga 'vss 7acci"nd from IT,
Scratr, communicating tie adco:inn III thc
House ro,"iutons lar the :T9oiI fnot nf c
Cammittee ~ ih. state Of ~" GoIInsry. uoon
which the Speaker named inc following gsn.
tlemen 10 fnmp2se The committee on the par!
Of the H0u-e-dsssTa. Newton, H,,n',in,
Ru.tlarfons,l, Tale Ainnr, rrcdyaY ard Nal.
lory.
Mr.. NEwT7N offered the following prsamhl:
| and resolutions. wh:Gn, On his nniinn, vpTs
| referred to The Cnmlnitles on the s.s:e II ihe
Country
This General Asssmo!5 II Virginia naa
con7ened in extraordinary session, deem MS
! Fl acrasion h.iefy to review rho ratnrs and
cor6uct nf the DsDAirg vFsr. and snlenn!y II,
reaffrm thn sentimorrs which acimrt. Ihoni;
:ud these principles OF civil !hartg w6ch
,hr pen,!r ii this S:stn aEd ii thu Ocnlede
rste States haVa maEtaiacd from me COLI.
Increment Of tho contts and which WITH
tho blessing O! Gnd, they sill eoni;nrs T.
maintain with nnshskaT ccastsncy to its c',;:r.
| For mo-o ''an caar the Government a1d
pnnple Of tire North have vaged cruel, unju.,
md un7heniag war against Us They deny to
ls tho inalirrahia right uf srif.ynvernm.nt. n
defence Hfwh'ch in .ha war Of tho revolution
VI 1910, they piedg"d their Ewes, their fortunes
and their =ecrrd nnnors With protested re-.
gard FIR tho rig1is OF wa7. they have al differ
mt periods symphthizel with the Gr.eks. the
Poles, the IRISH, the Hungsrians and tnr South
American States anf all others who hay. At
| any time sought. by force to dissolve ihoir
suhsis'irg phlitical lies and to establish
s"perate na:icnalhy, yet they denv to hoss
whom they call insir brethren the right Which
Gl,rr:y belongs 10 them as sovereign S..iea, to
withdraw pasc.h'y from their union Il, and
gogsrn themselves, which right the panpie :.f
the Confederate States have do Jared thor
solemn purnnsa t., exercise with = nraar;ty
wihou. parallel in the history df CIV! ra7,
| uiinns
I'm prosecuting 'he var ,hcY have violates;
without scrupla The Constitution which thev
profess tn defend. They hrva suspended, hg
executiv" prnclama!ion End without lax, :hr
writ Of ha5eds corpus Imprisoned, Eithou
loyal evidences lr military narc:.ity, thousands
of respectable citizens Of h,.h ;excs: violated
their obligations to the State Of Maryland
and her solemn cnmpaA. IN ha Compromise
Measures Of 1850. by abo:hnc slavery il he
District of C"l"Et'a; thny nave tramploi 0n
! private rish's By d"rra5,tinq npnn private
property, and now E1edilaln. ny 3 Ehocsaia
set Of legal rnbhnry, the co56saation nj The
property O: nearly every citizen Of the South
rrn States; protesting m 10 the peculiar
friends Of tho black, 'h"e bave dcstraTa ed THAR
peace and happiness, seducirg ttcm By falsa
promises from the kind care aud protection 81
their hereditary owners, and, having found
them burdensoms to tlteinhenevoIeace. have
rrnelly caaI them eli by thanaanda uiihcnI