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The Daily Dispatch: April 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Richmond Dispatch. (search)
overnor was authorized to order out such portion of the "militia of the State as he may deem necessary," and the question being on agreeing thereto, Mr. Seddon obtained the floor, and proceeded to answer the argument advanced by Messrs. Robertson and Segar, which he did at length, taking the Southern State-Rights view of the questions now agitating the public mind. Mr. Segar replied by correcting his friend from Stafford in relation to his misconceived views of his position. Mr. Kern obtained the floor, and commenced an argument against Collier's last proposition to strike out, which he continued for four hours, with many interruptions and calls to order. A call of the House being agreed on, several hours were consumed in calling the roll. The doors were locked, and the Sergeant-at-Arms dispatched after absentees, the members in the meantime amusing themselves in talking and other innocent amusements. At 4½ o'clock, Collier's amendment was adopted, on a call
The Daily Dispatch: April 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Great snow Storm at Boston (search)
overnor was authorized to order out such portion of the "militia of the State as he may deem necessary," and the question being on agreeing thereto, Mr. Seddon obtained the floor, and proceeded to answer the argument advanced by Messrs. Robertson and Segar, which he did at length, taking the Southern State-Rights view of the questions now agitating the public mind. Mr. Segar replied by correcting his friend from Stafford in relation to his misconceived views of his position. Mr. Kern obtained the floor, and commenced an argument against Collier's last proposition to strike out, which he continued for four hours, with many interruptions and calls to order. A call of the House being agreed on, several hours were consumed in calling the roll. The doors were locked, and the Sergeant-at-Arms dispatched after absentees, the members in the meantime amusing themselves in talking and other innocent amusements. At 4½ o'clock, Collier's amendment was adopted, on a call