Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21
Prom recent hlts Of NGf.l,'rn papers wo
make the following nisccl!anaone fs'sc'i3hd !:

make the tC!lyw!EP MISCELLANEOUS Te'eS"'Ho
CONGRESSIONAL pELlDsn,v!o@s.
The Ysnkca House 4 Representatives. con~
s;ds.sa Ii, i3!iosinE resolution. T'lth tA'i
been suaais,,a - Me. nG.ira, % Mo:
R.so.7e!, T1at rramr:ct By i jeF. p~..s:';-
ism wa ara IN fac: 6? ~ oarTes: and FIc-
cessful pro5ooIti3a ot ms Wal. ADD thai ~
will yig. a wa"m and isarsY support t. All
thos. rneasu-cs sai,h vii hs mos: u ~2tii3i1
speedily osercofaing the rchall;aa, aoi IN Sc
curir- o restoration of peace, nd winch nav
not Substantially infringe lhe C5i"!i.ntion or
tend q subrcrt the true theory ami character
of tho e0Tc-amcn:: EEi We ho.cny r~eit'iate
t,lat he p7ae"at ieplor,tie c:yi var has been
forced upon tta country hY the c!>Gui0rl-ts
now ia rovcit ayiius; tia 0o~ns.,'uuonHi GOV
rrumsn,; ,ha: in ttc progress 81 =" war.
CoavrsSs, banis:iuR aletc!i'r,: i nla'G ras'
fioc or resentment, viii r~c25i:ry. rCiy Us 1i'y
% tho vhola country. rt;s w:t ~ Ect Taged
on our part l., any @F.r:: : ar%f0'siGu, nnr
4ur any rlr7oss Of oyer;l;ro|iax q: iat2rter-
ing with :ne lights Or cSianIiaacc iD5niuti1Es
q! rIpe. States. t,ut 70 ds.oHi and Ia'1t"in
tsG -upr:Ee-y 81 ike IH!Et;i'i.n, an 70
preserve IL. lu ~ WIN I'll ta' GIgnltr.
~olua.it7 and rIgats q tia sa'Grs. STATES
uiimyslred, Ert that q, soon - tines; %o'j"css
are accomplished The war ought to cSnsa.
NJ. Z ,liias "a, sad iis resolution coz
beacci tho me!n features Ct the cue rt,erei ~
NJ. C.i,tcuds1, n.G adopt: wish only two
d--entiug voices, ~ the COMMENCEMENT 81 tho
Ssh Coag:,s7. iio believed Ii: rt.nc',l"
was right q: ;has .iI!o at VS. rtFat .'a%
Il 1ap the platform upan "lnt': Z" Ht'@i IL
The beginning CT! UPON Ni'iHt every %i'.triot
40 ss- ~ nnt .F.yt%I = - - ~,
pJin, for al thu friends IF the uaion ~Ct con
s:itutonsl liberty. IF tnera Was eTar & ti:ns
tyr urit7 Of action 60 TrcEclTs oar happJ; a1ai
Of government, i, was ROW. Ne siioul rise
aSove al mere party cpr"j3"rarion3 IL "Ra sdie
;Dr 10 u undorraie tho war!iEe q~nal!ra 6
the Southern psoplo; these h.Sa issr ex6iti
ted on many q woiI-lcusht field. -ha7 have
= serted their s~.iyr, Ind wrnng i:oln IN The
acknowledgement. Of Is stesiY Devotion :" The
CAUSE in wniof. they are uny2GoI. u va san
haas, of our G:asrall N.t.ui:..L. &icrnan,
Tnomss nud hauenak. ,hag can hCa-. ii :haii
Lac, Johnston, Hill. l.rnsst!.-i 49, ETaG 80
Ne csunot expect peace un.ii :he retIe' nsIaics
ara overcome, brd then Nh iunsE ~ anIa
,.rns and conditions, 40 uLh0T Na'inNa nave
done. in cr1sg 81 ho1are lasting sapCs'. We
,h,nj5 a5rduet this war ia tbs sr'fsf "T,G.
,i,.sd in Lie res3iutlou-
If the policy declared ia the cs'ttsr:4=n =! :
C-s--:--~hAa haan adhered IL We ~. Ill nuN
s, nesr the end Of tho Rebel i0n. Wa sh5ust-
have carried the Constitution alC -.:yo IrarcI
10 one hand eud theswGrd ia The U'hsr: hu' b
departing FROM that policy Ma h~i Inside i
cause for the rebels aud uaitst t,sm ~ ua,r)-
ted phalanX. No punishment TG.4 soA severe
for tie authors RIi leaders ii ,lis caliaslcs9
Rebellion, bu! Sc should discEiIiua:o ;o;Se,n
tbem aud those Who had hcsn I.isiet. AL
abandon oil o. .hs2ati0a AMI l~esai;2al Lt4ni2r
schemes wh:oh would establish ~4"r'1?m IN tbs
SOUTH, create 8 necessity f0r ef~".rii1f acT1isT
10 keep tie peace ana prese',t T"7r'r. SVEe
had gone % tar as 10 sesk 70 sls>a siaa no..
70 tss lsvsl Of Inc white man. wlia ytae!%
would degrade the white rsce IA ,na F22 10 Vi
bsing ana make them hewcrs o. "o"i ard
drawers Of wster 70 tho ecrsile rG1a. H. ccli1
regard such persona only IS mutmen.
MIR. Fernando Wood uasucoess!ully sought
10 mend tho resolution. the opportunity tor
tha. purpose having been EXCLUDED BY tho pre-
r.ers question he moved thst The resolution
he ls d upon the table. which WEB disagreed
tt--ysas, o. nsys. ll4.
NJ. Morrill, lTt,l moved to refer the rssolu-
ton 20 the S!eleetComui. tse n the Rsbellious
States.
T.. Mr.. Cor t0;.rj hop,d Ito li1nse would
take q tire1. vote on t-s passage Of the rasoiu-
ton, u14 no. ei.anE!e ith5 sue: . disposition
Of it.
rae N.uae the h5 Il y O If s. yeas to c.
aays, REFERRED tie ree'lat ~ {" heColalallteo
On tas kebslli1Gs States.
Mr. Iassar tpsursyivatua) oEnsd a !"ns
preamble, concluding With Il resolution thai
t,,s psefidert ba required 70 ator: msesuees
tor 8 snepeDeipu o, localities .kei|ecn tbs
NORTH ord S3uta, tmd al srIpisti2c. ~ orcac
t1st, in ths moan!ims. Il convention snaY Is
called Of Il! The ~s:la,ls. WIN Il ':a~ IL tie To
.~soration CT the Union viii rte.i coDsii:utou-
III risbts-
Oljeouon was mad5 IL the resolution, Then
Mr.. Lazear moved u suspension Ut tho iu!ss,
, ending which the House s%dj'urned.