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The Daily Dispatch: February 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
Important Debate in the U. S. SenateNessrs. Seward. Mason. Hale. Cameron, Douglas, and Wigfall on the floor. In the U. S. Senate, on Thursday, Mr. Seward presented a memorial from 38,000 citizens of the State of New York, and said that although the Senate Chamber was the largest legislative chamber ever erected since the beg other interests than that of Virginia, and there was no authority for the Senator's statement. Mr. Seward apologized. He had meant nothing offensive. Mr. Cameron asked what Maryland and Virginia wanted? Mr. Mason said the demands of Virginia were expressed in the resolutions of her Legislature, now before the Senateexplained his refusal to vote upon the Clark resolutions, and said he wished to see what the dominant party would do. He then reviewed the action of Mr. Seward, Mr. Cameron, and other Republican Senators, to show that they had, during the present session, voted against every plan of adjustment presented. Mr. Lincoln had declared a