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GUESSED bs Me--r. Henry. Mcs;ilvrz.
and Simnons, pending wh ich
On motion Resolutions were made
the special order of tomorrow |
O'Clock.
We will publish these speeches
in full hereatter.-ED.
The following were the resolu-
tons:
| WHEREAS, Grave difference have arisen be-
tween the Executive and Legislative Depart
ments OF the General Government concerning
the powers OF Congress, and the rights of the
States, and involving issues oft Q most threat
ening import to the integrity OF he latter as
members of the Federal Union and
WHEREAS, The General Government is one
of limited and strictly defined powers, estab-
lished by all the States for specific purposes,
| therefore,
BE ii resoired Gy Tie Legislative AssemJiy Of
| the TERRITORY 81 Washington, LIST, That We re-
| gard the exercise by the General Government,
or by any of its Departments, of powers not
! expressly delegated by the Constitution, under
whatever pretense, or for whatever purpose. as
revolutionary and extremely dangerous to the
liberties OF the people.
| I'd. That we regard the actor Of Congress
! in excluding the Senators and Representatives
| of n portion Of the States from the National
| Legislature, as n direct violation Of the Con-
sttuton-as contravening the fundamental
principle of l776, that the right Of represent
alton cannot be separated from the obligation
to pay taxes-and calculated to promote dis
| content and rebellion.
| Sd. That we regard the restoration policy
Of President misunderstanding the excluded
States to the full and complete enjoyment of
their Constitutional rights upon their return to
allegiance and obedience to the Constitution
and lnw-as the one OF justice, wisdom, and
magnanmity. calculated to restore harmoney
among all the sections, and perpetuate the
Union.
On motion, House adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. "a. 1867.
House met pursuant to adjourn =
ment. and business was opened in
due form-Mr Speaker in the Chair.
Mr.. Clark introduced II B No
112, an act relating to the labor Of
Pemitcntiary c"nvicts.
Also, II B No 113, an act to pro-
tect sheep and wool growers in coun-
ty of Pierce.
Mr. Harmon introduced II b No
ia, an act to relieve U. f. Rozarth,
was passed. CAppr"priates compcn.
sation fnrccrtain road work in IslaE d
county.
Also, IL JR No "a, relating to a
distribution of the laws and Journals
to members of the present Assembly,
was adopted.
Mr.. Van B0kkelcn introccd II J
r No 25, relation to the preservation
Of certain Territorial property.
TAuthorizes Quartermaster General
t. store arms and war records in the
/ Capitol building.]
CO II No 12, relative to Joint
Convention to elect Territorial Of.
ficers Resolution lost.
HIM No 20, (Substitute) relative
Ia q division of the Territory. was
indefinitely postponed. Ayes Is ;
Mes. Is.
II b No 100. an act In provide for
the removal of distractions 10 navi-
CATION on the Cc~lifx river. Bill
wss ls-s--ave~. IL boes L.
III Il No lel. IN At &c the relief