The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

all outstanding, interest bearing, legal-ten
der notes, BY issuing Ia their stead. other
denominations not less than $50 each, bear
ing uniform interest from the first day OF
January in each year, 365>lOO Per cent.
per annum with coupons attached, to DO
paid out and to be considered Is legal ton
ders for their face with interest added.
Mr.. Davis according to previous notice
introduced series of resolutions for Inc
restoration of peace. The resolutions pro-
pose convention of all the States SIS the
agency BY which these ends are to be at
.ained, and Trey also refer to the considers
alton of such convention as q basis OF set
element of all difficulties among the States
numerous ranged amendment TO the constr
tuition. The lst in IL separate paragraphs.
proposes to torn the STATES
Of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
into one State, the States Of Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut and Delaware
one State, and the State of Maryland and
Eastern shore of Virginia one State, and
the second provides that President and
Vice President be chosen alternately from
free and slave States, but never at the
same time either from the free or slave
States for the term offour years, and that
any person who may have filled the ONCE
Of President shall be forever ineligible Ioit
The third provides that all the States,
in tLy month Of January next, before the
expiration Of the Presidents term shall
present candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency. The free States Tor the
one Office and the slave States for the other
as they may be respectively entitled 10
one or the other Office, and shall certify
severaly to two houses Of Congress, and TO
the Supreme Court the names OF the per-
sons so chosen, and for which office they,
have been chosen, and On the first day oil
February following, the Supreme court, IN
presence of the two houses OF congress,
shall elect from the persons whose names
have been certified for the Presidency,a
President and Vice President from the
names which have been certified to ior
that Office. Justices of the Supreme Oourt
to be ineligible to any other ofiice
The 4th provides that the President shall
have the power to remove from the office
heads of the State Treasury, Navy, war
and Interior Departments, the Attorney
General, and all other officers and secretarys
or LeRatlOD auu all OtDeC SlNii VhSSiS
cept those who hold Office during good be-
havior.
The 5th asserts the absolute right to the
writ Of habeas corpus in all places and un'
der all circumstances to trial by jury &C
cording to the mode presented by the Oon-
stitution; the freedom of religious opinions,
and worship Of the press and speech; ex
emption from arbitrary arrests, and the
right to hold arms for self defense.
The 9th provides that each State shall
have exclusive right and power to establish
within its own borders, and on what sub
jects there shall be property, and oil its
local and domestic institutions; and make
all laws concerning themselves.
The seventh provides that private prop
erty shall not be taken for public use ex-
cept to subse rye some constitutional ope-
ration Of the Government.
y The eight provides that necessity shall
not originate or confer any power except
within the actual lines, and to supply ordis
nary militsry wants of each military force,
unless essential 10 the public service.
The ninth provides that no ne gro shall
be citizen Of the United States.
Adjourned.