The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-19


"; Lawrence Jones, Talbot county: Bernard
Mills, Carroll county; Il. G. NcCrbbin, An
nApolis; Thomas Claggett ;sFrederlck; Cisrke
]. Durant, IT. Mary's county; Andrew Kess-
ler, Jr., Frederick; j. N. Brewer, Chief Clerk
Of the Senate.
No meeting, Of the Senate occurred but
three Senators were In town, and these were
Union men. Three subordinate officers Of
the Senate; the Chief Clerk and Printer Of
the House, and One or two citizens, were
also arrested. but released after the departure
Of the members for Annapolis-upon taking
the oath OF allegiance. Milton Kidd, Clerk
Of tho House, IL in the last stages Of con.
sumption, beyond tho power Of doing harm.
ana was released upon taking the oath and
making solemn declaration to act no fur.
tAer with the Legislature under aay circum-
stances whatever this course was adopted
upon the urgent solicitation Of the Union
members OF the Legislature present, The
same partiee desired the release of r. C. Nc
Cuboin, OF Annapolis, upon the Same condi
the steamer that he might he left at AnEapo-
lis under sufficient guard until the orders of
the Government could be ascertained.
Col. Ringer, Sd Wisconsin regiment, my
aid-de-camp, and detachment ofpolice, rem.
dered efficient aid. Sufficient information
was obtained as to preparations for board,
SC, to lead to the belief that the attendance
Of members would have been large had not
the arrests of some Of the leaders been made
at Baltimore OH Saturday AID Monday, before
the day Of meeting.
regret the attempt at Frederick was not
more successful.
Classification Qfthe Nen,bers Of the Legislature.
A classification Of the members of the
Legislature is given, in which the men,
bcrs from one to four attached to their
names indicates the intensity Of seces-
sicn principles. Among them we find
the following bad cases R. NJ. Donison,
A; j. W. Dennis, 4; John B. Brown, 4;
G. W. Goldsborough, 4; Barnes Comp
ton, 8; II. NJ. Warfield, 8; T. Parkin
Scott, 8; S. Teackle Wallis, 8; w. II.
Legg, 8. G. Kilborn, g. In the Senate
Franklin Whitaker, 4; Coleman Yellott,
4; Thos- J. McKaig, 8; Teagle Towns
hend, 8.
Suggestions Of Arwst-1ne Altered Complexion
Of The Legislature.
suggest the arrest Of the following mem
bers, l. A. D.:
SeDate-Annc Arundel, Thomas Franklin;
Cecil, John j. Heckart; Charles, John F.
Gardiner; Dorchester, Charles F. Col .sbo.
rough; Hartford, Franklin Whitaker; How
ard. John s. Watkins; Kent, David G. Black
ston; Prince Georges, John B. Brooke; st
Mary's, Oscar Miles
Mckaig, of All, ghany, and Lynch, Of Bal
iimore county, are already iu custody, aud
Yellott, of Baltimore city, is in Richmond
Teagle TOwnshend, Of Worcester, should not
be arrested Great rascal.
House-Alleghany, Josiah f. Gordon and
William b. Bernard; Anne Arundel, 3. Allen
Welch, MeCubbin, z. G.. Kilbourn; Calvert
James I. Briscoe and Benjamin Parran; Caro-
line, &. W. Goldsborough; Carroll, Bernard
Mills; Cecil, James NJ Maxwell ana W. Mil
Ter; Charles, Barnes Compton; Frederick.
Andrew Kessler, Jr., Thomas J. Clag-
gctt, n E. Salmon, and John A. johnson;
Howard, John r. Brown; Kent, Philip F.
Raisin; Prince Georges, E. Piiny Bryan,
Richard Wooten, Etnau A. Jones; Mont
gonery, Howard Griffith Queen Anne, Will
IiarE II. Legg, William L. Sharkey st. Ma
ry's, Clark j. Durant, George H. Morgan;
Somerset, James L. Dennis Talbot, Alex,
ander Chaplain, J. Lawrence Jones Wash
iDgtOn, Martin Eakle, John C. Briniug:
Worcester, George W. Landing
Wallis, Pitt, Scott, Sangston. Morfit, WI
mans, Thomas, Harrison, and Waricld, of
Baltimore city, and Dennison and Quiulan,
of Baltimore county, are in custody
The list marked with yon has been care
fully revised and corrected by the Legisa-
tive Journals, 80 that the propricty oe the
foregoing selection is unquestionable.
If these arrests are made the Senate will
stand thus