Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

OG hrtlpu OF VIZ. ~IESOlLTOS. INC iS|lu-
ton wr-rti:.:9l - ;hc Comrnit'HH on C1a.ri.
nate Rehtiors.
Mr.. TrA>s m"ysj - take " . resolution,
,if-Ga! a:," ,:sys $50. H.. ~ Hoy. ;;l.- = |
icGess Lliy ~ ire n'ricck. ".G ::.c. usain
Il, bali pat seven. p. =. .;nr L.r:,S T.o !
Last.
Mr. I,.Yao*n. II Marion. e.i1.ci : ~r2s2!u-
,ia7. which was ii vprat. rtar'sf;n.t hr RJGr,!
E PuJl.c Work: "a Iurr:-h ito u,usc viii
the rrDnthtr 1rp:: Il the Superintendent If
he S'I; Wotks, slowing :ha :~uon;ll!y opera
tioEs thereof.
Mr.. BowgS q re! & resolution, wh:ci. was
ad"p'cd. requesting ,hc Cjmmit;ae on 'urt5
=" ifpJirt into the cx9c:ieEcy "t :, a'n"nc'":
chapters l92 and 2H". OF -" co!s, rs "a Pre-
III Il rIIrc ciFa .,mal -cmc''v n HT.7crt g."
abduction and carrying n~aE q slaves lg
Slares.
o. motion Of Mr.. H.rNoyb, q Marion, the
! business o. tho ~c"icaia. 49, ta:a: -.
| The Ssna.c b.!: 20 sranr"43 ,~!oiaHfnl ira
ding in heats ard 3a,te:ar ~: ;iG rircTs AID
caiGis cf .;r. C~"!"mrnwea!!!, "irL. -: aaienI-
| ,nci,t -? TIE Il ne rvrm..icc ~ :;aurcr, T.6-
vid;ro rr the r.,!""uu. Inc iiac5 imposed,
| *. bsin: N is t5jrt REALM Tas, as amend-
al ~ 80 r3mmi,'e,. rNE-al
Tho ss,cr"t. I'll. authorizing - :! ,E-:cr q
| certain Ac:.i: :,c..l n trust ly 2" =:'crnni:'';
~ A,e limited Ste. !r the C:3c:ok"e '.iHc e:
Indians. AMI 90. ~"royilc i"r The r~lya,cn: {:
in;rerns. thereof. :as READ q ,hiIi ii:ne AID
passed.
iacreas, .!,c commission. q. clerks q courts
fur certain services. vas :aEor dr.
Peljing - rrrsiI"-a:'I. the order OF TIL
| Isy-.hc ill j. r,1rzniiGc the State '2":ri--
was taxi: ~.
Tie question tciD. ~ l,ir. BouHDis'-
amendment t. strike cot ''si1ta'n" tveaT- 4
ase) and insrr5 'eigLteta.' ~ ~ IL exempt
hlys under g~!G;.:"ea ir,iE ~:"rr.ct. ii WIS re-
ported.
Nj. EmulrIH opposed the :..cscnI : TN i
the ill h:t3r-" u r~cr'ure! ~, $50" ':ut''f
0t t:n tGy; - ,E:ran Is t.: Il" s!cy.! c!2e:.
~uiiitil. AMI. - ,"r1" resne't'.'as ri - ~
Il, u ii@ 'inr. lie "a- wij!;m:, sho,.l tie
necessities e the war dcmnnd il. +" ;!aec inc
wh"in ""uth .! :le country n this ~,",iu"n,
r~c.rfui.y injurious - il might be hu!. n h.
! ~o,!nion, tanr crisis in our aiE:.;r5 rad ~: -
riy.I.<
NJ. Wooa:Ey hn!itrsI tia. -L@ country wa
/ iri!tin.. :utn :. Il ,l;rg-Y Gr-fotiSIG. AMI Il l..
bowed Yir.i:.;a 10 4" al in her l,'we7t ~ ?re>
serve, 4, long 4, pps-iiin. he ;im:.bULor@!
'EIu VI Sp'"ihE'E'' W ~ ''-t ~ "'
her. -Al:hou2t: re cad ''ii i'H e1'rt. = ,:s
own hcar,. "a '"c :"i!':fi;i =. ct ;To";,s Ni''eF
A&c--lh thf "i'tfih- -: ne :" " 1''- -
""7 Tc. !: !afi:"i iiiHleI ~" ulhi inc WEE
, ..o:in.. az = means ui a.':rg in preserving
Us trHin ;he F"s"I'l:'T o' ~"''aT;"i ~! "c"!',t'
!-.a. Oar h.r>c VA ~ t;n". 20. :: =. ~int:n;-
! .ri - d ".~.v:lir- =. ~, -. Sc: ..As- j. -
.,nce, ~! Nth a.! go" m:.,'.
!. NJ. ts".a&": stni.,i IA. -ic :.gic';,-
. ,n,a. ; : tin y.r,t"uan I."" ri" ,ru:..r -
4 E'.a:lo.,. n. G9lI.riyj involved TIE eli
, - sH"v / -r";G Ti.n H"o-i:it u Il" r'.i. :,ai
:. :. ;cct nor'!. therefore, l. :. .-t.7 -: ~.
D" tcica.cd I'll" w"nt}saGr ". :t''-.E''.
'v..cr !. 49,! -. r" d",.@s - -: i''..5
,.1ii H. ii az, - :;,,>.' - a." a....A'
~: lac. -! -" ""HrrIsr. f,,"." orEani&.t,~..
yna:,! BE- peculiarly COR Eanlr .i:Gcr.c. Ir-
! Il. the gentleman. AZ. l.,i;,.,: .i!a- .iiC cw.-..
xa4 uo.,, az. ~! i:.. I..i ,;,;npt;"T ,s""'.
~ decisive IL I::r,,!l. e. ;~,i7rr;.a ir IL:
.,or,,,Ie ot rho *I.> ~.r;:sr.., - the o.: I:,.o.
jr,i1n. no nr.~ "a. c.!g al: .ut tY hon
: I,rin.a, hut r.gr :..Srn -. :. Siuti. C:;rO.ir!
Geors;n. and e.-ewrere.
! NJ pE.rLrTrs moved - irr =" Iii a.
amendments "l to-: table ant! ;i.c act. t. -
:hc Confederate Congress upon the militia:
Ji:i Tow hcior" il. u "a* ;iE.:g. from w'f'
could lr u-t"-s;")E on the 'noltct, tna- :!
action o. LDngr2.s you'd render l. i cork -!
aut6T2rogHtiop fur tiis holy 70 pa " BIZ !"
: r,is2 truup..
Mr. R0gcg-aoy cyy.Gsci The mut!"n. %in:,icg
inc it yalher 80 duty q: Ibis .oiY 70 - c"
lnl perform l.. work, with :. vic'T ~ the ~
tcrcst- 81 their constituents, AID iu: =" '."'"'t
FOR inspiration upon the Ccasrcts Q: ne Cor
fede7atc states. Il WON'T tc more II Ece?'rH
B. ,rIth r,r1,rIrtyy n faSIrn .hrt t'a vfnyCc - IL.
representatives ii Virginia in her Legislature
should be made known ( Congress and tie
country.
Mr.. ASnERsoS c@n.n:?"i with he gentle
Nan frc.a Richmond, and r:..-'i f2r tie yeas
and nays.
Nj. SrArLEs niorcd 'iI2. The 'H!I hc Indeil-
nitel7 POSTPONED. II. Wa opposed 10 ;te.
%h6ic policy II the h'I. Inc rlmbn" If man
: is:8'lci from the Cpn'"uera.c army YVES J."S
re hundred Thousand; thousands mere wcr"
y Their hope. VIA a9d wi'hou; lac: Sd!
t''"sc, II '"!tcd !" rn"".-my III -" .i":f. %'r,!
'n"kn 4 t,ita Ct ~ t~"'ire! ihon:ant mr"--
;m' arriy ltrg"r ts'.n ih:f "i'" wfr-:' NJr"-
Zoo hro'-h; al E'ir r :" - itcT, ':' UmeS
~ large Il. ii.t' win "hi'h Washington
fcnght the bate q :hc Hcv'ill@7. t3;i@:
-: th.itc tlat ii &c c2moine: a'r!e- NJ bag
land and Spain upon the 'n.r";cna! invasion
hy Napoleon: CT a7:':T sn:f?ie!.t :" drive 5aes
the h"TtH .: lank=c$ rom Oh: hp-Hsrs sntT-H
/: -p"'Ly ana honorable pea. III: St"tc 90!
Virginia SHOULD n.t t2 n'";9 Responsible -
cause that tore ~ not nr"'iShI Mt &c ;ly:i.
Past history -! ""2'1i!strAtGi n" 'neih'e"e.:'
Z! state militia lrs'"n'%":"'.> az; we ill :r.t
III" evil results II iI:" rl..inc at al a: militia
~ q" spriHS d lHn-, VIII tnc ia:'rr" on"
.icrialitur:! p"fi.at'ia Va most nccc~Safy.-
Oar State was nlr"s'is t"r.cith %. :a"gr!cut-
,urni rcs"nrrcF. M n OF lis territory "v"rrmI,
;Hcua.ntl al 10 si":rs ""rc run cit. a!o!a.
Tin ~ III" ea"H::; ;Ta- r9r'lnu"'!y -,'Gs CT,
3u- tnrders "erc Iassr'c:"i: tEQ, 10 adc -
1tr difficulties, Thousands - re.ugies "ere
.waviaiH% upon Us, as*;,g' tor what