, 1863-06-12

1ne eoppe'"eao Hat A'es ~ tue ies''
cue ol 'ae dispersed conclave at spring
nelo' anu con1enos 1nal tne governor s acs
l'to'ogu1ng ule" WAS Wes'l' Ano ua1s u
the argument It Offers
IN me leg5aEe Msto o. 1e Gotn1
Justify the assumption Tint the Governor Of q
state can take action upon Or recognize s1, ca any
afS offic;aIir Informed Of It. No such djsasrce
mept as the eonsti, contemplatcs bad
1ake Ia Hcc anno3nted 9 Dr eren ~ xth r;eW
to reconcile the disagreement, and neither
houes naa communicates 4f u ny n go,vnor ats
How, then, did he know that any such resolu-
ton had been offered and voted upon:
Ttcrc WAS no legislative precedent
needcd- No particular form followed by
an Executive OF another State Is binding
On the Governor Of this State. The plain
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There is nothing said here about waiting
until committees Of conference have been
appointed and failed to reconcile the dis
"aeTccment-" The precise state Of facts
contemplated by the Constitution existed
The Senate, by vote Of fourteen yeas to
eeycn nsys. adopted resolution to adjourn
sine die On the 9th Of June, which on the
same dav was submitted to the House ot
Representatives. which refused to concur,
tut substituted tho eod Of June, in which
amendment the Senate refused to concur.
And there the Two Houses came to dead.
lock, having disagreed, as their journals
show. Thereupon, the President Of the
Senate certified the fact Of the disqgrsem:n
to the Governor, and he, by virtue Of tue
power conferred upon him by the section
| Of the Constitution above quoted, legally
and properly adjourned the session until
the first day Of January, 1865.
| But it was not necessary that be should
have oficiar knowledge of the disagree
ment. Nothing more was needed than thn
he should know the fact to exist, Hemigh
learn this by perusal Of the Journals or il
any other way whereby the fact cam
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