Mr. GRIDER submitted the following resolutions: Resolved, That tbeU.S.Governmentgrants the power peaceably, or if necessaryby arms, ” to enforcethe laws. on pro! insurrection, and repel invasion:" but the moral government cannot by any qetion whatever destroyitself nor the Static governments: nor can the State governmentsdestroyeither, or legally disturb the harmony of the whole. All the grants and powers under the Constitutio, are con. servative, none destructive; wherefore all the States have been and are always in the Union. Reached, Thgtwhen the U.S. Government suppressed the insurrection itonlyy indicated its constitutional power and preenstin "ibis, and no more; and the rights and powers of the federal and State Governments areal remitted back and assume the condition and relations sustained beforethe insurrection, and (except so far as altered or amended) remain unim aired and in full force and virtue. Ruched, That the law of Sbe lglmufl apportioning Representatives to the sever States inc uding the tates) under the census of 1860 is constitutional and valid, and that members of coneasfromall the States, regularly elected under said aw, ar entitled furthwith to their seats upon taking the outle of officoto support the constitution of the U.S. Resolved, Thatas a generous kindness and cordial forgiveness conststent with right, now peaceelusts, are the highest attributes of our nature, and as We must have "one Government, one constitution and o a people}?theizlory, protection, and safetyof all o crishing thes c celings, we say it is untimely, unjust, and impolitic to insist upon amendments to the constitution to operate upon all until all are representatives of the house and Senate. but it is illogical and unconstitutional tqhold that Statesare in the Union to vote for constitutional amendments and yet not entitled to Representationin Congress. Resolved, That to tax any Stpte by Congress and refuse to the people representationis contrary to the 1st principleso the mericaii Government and is inconsistentWiththe constitutional and equal rights of all the people.