Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-14

Mr.. Biea offered the following concurrent
resolutions, which, under the rules, we're laia
over one day:
WHEREAS, The first act of the Legislature
for the newly.riien State Of Nevada should
be one appropriate with the contemporary g.
oantic national events, and in unison with
our important duties, fraught with the utmost
consequences to the Commonwealth
Be It therefore resolred by this Assembly,
the Senate coac,zriag, That we perceive with
deem gratitude in the course Of the American
history of our days, even in the midst OF
trials and struggles, the guiding and watch
full hand of Providence, who has placed the
right men at the right hour into the right po-
sitions, and who has stood thus far by the
true patriots, civic, military and naval, IN the
efforts to crush rebellion, restore the Union
and uphold the rights, liberties and privileges
Of an enlightened people.
ResoIred, That we congratulate the AmeH-
can patriots on the result Of the late cleo
tons, especially as regards the Presidency,
and that we deem the result as one OF gu.
most decisive victories, which will chieny ai9 !,
to ultimately secure, peace, tranquility, anu
restore Union to our now conVulsed coun'
try. ,L
ReSolred, That the reelection Of Abraham
Lincoln as Chief Magistrate Of the United
States is an epoch in our National records IN
which will be inscribed the immortal evil
dences which gave to this Republic the un-
conditional faith in his character, abilities,
honesty and willingness to steer the snip oil
Stete into the port Of safety and security.
ResolUed, That the profoundest thanks OF
the people Of Nevada, with all true Amerl-
cans, are eminently due, and are hereby fully
rendered by us to our brave hosts in the army
and navy and their noble leaders; that we
are proud of our heroes, Grant, Sherman
Porter and others, who CALAMITY fight the
battles Of our country, and that we watch
with throbbing pulses every one OF them ano
their (God SPEEDY victorious proceedings.
Resolved, That we, as representatives Of
the people Of Nevada, pledge our lives, honor
and fortunes to the service Of our country to
extirminate treason from the land-to wresi
! the sword of rebeldom from the fratriclda
hand-that the supremacy OF the Constitu'
ton be re-established from North to South
from East to West, and the Stars and Stripe:
again be honored, respected and duly &C,
knowledged as far as reaches civilization, ane
as wide as eternal humanity.
RESOLVED, That copy ofthese resolutions
signed by all the individual members OF thu
Senate (if concurring) and Assembly, duly
authenticated by the Secretary of State, witt
the Greet Seal OF Nevada, be placed in thu
hands OF our U. s. Senators, to be transmit
ted BY them to His Excellency, Abraham Lin
coin, President Of the United States.
Mr.. Cutter offered the following concurrent
resolution:
Resolved, By the Assembly, the Senate
concurring, that the two Houses meet il
Joint convention for the election of two Uni
ted States Senators, on Wednesday, the l4th
at o'clock P. n.
Mr.. Hawkins moved the suspension OF thu
rules for the purpose Of considering the con
current resolution forthwith. Lost.
Mr.. Patten moved to adjourn till 10 o'clocl
A. NJ. tomorrow. Lost,
Mr.. Myric moved that the Clerk Of thu
House be authorized to appoint Deput.
Clerk. Carried-ayes 10, noes l6.
On motion Of Mr.. Myrick the Sergeant-at
Arms was instructed to procure clock 70
the use Of the House.
On motion OF Mr.. Walter, about IL o'clocl
the House adjourned till 10 o'clock A. N. to
morrow.-Lnion.