Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-03-26
ATTITUDE OF NEW JERSEY,

despatch from Trenton states that Tuesday night
resolutions passed in the Senate denying the truth Of
the repre- entaons made for partisan purposes that New
Jersey intends to resist by force the execution of certain
acts Of Congress The las Of the resolutions ut passed
declares that the people of New Jersey law abiding
people and ardenty devoted the Union of all the States
and that while they may condemn and protest against
tain laws nsutiona and unjust, ct until repealed
by the competent tribunal to
they will regard them laws, aBd wi confidently look to
the courts and the ballo box for redress After an ami
mated discussion these resolutions passed by party
vote. The Republicans opposed them in consequence of
an implied censure upon them q party. Yesterday
morning "Wednesday the resolutions taken up the
Hous, and passed by large vote.
In connexon with the foregoing we insert below por
ton Of the proceedings Of the Senate Of New jersey
Monday last affirming the loyalty OF Governor PARKER
and bis determination t. uphold the authority Of the
era Government and the laws Of Congress. The question
under consideration bill to provide for loan Of
900 900 for the defence Of the State The debate upon
it is thus reported:
"Mr RANDOLPH said the present bill was but supple
ment to existing law, uuder which Governor Oden
worked Ifnecessity existed then for such s4noun it
surely does now that the exgeDces greater 1t s
enough to say however, without the passage Of this cup
plement in danger Of having the State without
funds before meet again. IL there be any idea that
any portion Ct this money intended do augh else
assist the tate maintaining the power Of the General
Government in The flu the past let that idea be
dspeled The present worthy incumbent Of the guber-
Material chair not ouly sustain the General Gov
ernment but to put down all appeal to other than gal
means for real imagined evils We proclaim ourselves
aw-abidng people Upon that idea the present party
came into power aud upon it they expect to retain their
supremacy. Our courts are OPEN and will redress grey
ances balot-boxes remedy, and they will
prove effective Let dream Of any purpose the
part Of the Executive Of this Sateor OF any true pa
trot-to seek remedies outside of the law. AZ long
laws are upon the statute book those of the General
Government ext they must be obeyed This the ony
course; the only one to safety and Union We must
stand by the Constiiut and The laws and they will stand
| by us, OF whatever faith
Mr. BUCKLEY said he would che erfuly vot, for the
bi after The Statements made by Mr. Randolph believing
TIE Governor should be- provided with
ing our vountee Although differing pol ticay with the
present Governor be had unbounied confidence he
(he Governot) would do TO disgrace himself or the
State which he presd,s and he soud with pleasure
record bs vote In favor Of providing the Executive with
bs amount named in the BILL that he mis- bit not b embar
ra sed In providing for our volunteers"
The vote the sage Of the Till was then taken and
: it passed unanimously-yeas 10, ssys none.