New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
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- ncc,rse. relations Of anty ~iia al LIZ.
sro actere stncily - non in,efVenti % 1'S-7iiS-
10 tie Committee 81 Fore 50 ke.aiions. .
M FrsH presented lir pct4AoA oi a. "A 20.
anf sksocfa'es c0ntfA. .Ofs FIR tie ca-ri47 v
n pesn Nailsin sfc2uers, afKfng f1f aiitI -
lies 10 enable ihcFa to execute i1ef 'oh'i -
sfsusd. .ss ,sefs-
..n.stiv.e II ,af a. g 80 csftili' So So
with us - ..sr,,c as.a ~.-Sfsu -
Tesl V. ...,d = bill granting land -
80. 20 aid in constructing raiIfo iu =, ~.
,r,dneed bill granting me ho' ''''-9
Tbe snemoriaI praying FOR me fes'"i AVN
-. - ne Navy ~aS taken up g. to,~.h, az
gre !" ,Iony resumed, by feaaing Iens ~
,yscts from reports Of the seElssai -, he io,
az 'cs ~ digging as part OF I1e ulsclplihe %
y. Navy lie pointed OF, The eVll consequences
.rd rsnilts of abohshlng forging thereOy ieuUig
,se sailors know thatthe COMMANDER mas no % W "
arscute any p,omrt punishment for INSTRUMENTATION
y, neglect of cuty. Those VINO refuse 70 10 dnIy'
those who skulk and iders, desire no greater PEE
ore than imprisonment, when they are ie.''eN
from active duty and wnen others are ooilge1tO az
,snd upon them and attend 10 their clO1nng, 1901
&c BY the officers OF the Navy and the seamen Ineh-
selves this punlshment was desired. Nheyeen
foggirg TO the Navy no good SAILOR was ever
ao9ycd floggiug may have been carried, by some
officers 10 gfea! extent, ana may uSFe 1cSn
abused, but this was no Tsason why II shoulu oS
dIepepS4d with altogeiber. All me measures OIL
nur,s nj BIZ officers may n times be abused olt
for that IL 4sOn should they all be abolished NO
officer II the Navy ever .ssncd shhcr wl'hout
feeling II yrlnc'ef re and fhere vas no o'hcer Dut
umld IA vor rs ol tion Il fhe honor and discipline
Of the Navy could be maial AIMED WITHOUT Il Lev
BIZ restored but eifh restrictions and tnen me Ntvy
wou be What al desue ,, should De--an nohof 70
our country and % Ter!ui b1l"afk o. oelensS.
Mr. HALE SAID that he was not prepared nN" 70
address the Senate fully or the suoec, on. thc pat
ale had been fought md victory won. ne contest
for the TeStorai0n Of tne lash but me tnrOes OF
death Of an infamous relic Of bsrbauy-it "as Dl'
the nounderrg Of ~nsfe mat nad been tlpfonB1ly
barpooned. No gTea, power ever yet a As Vtlq1lfl
cd but It's adherents wCul1 Occasl0naly gamer 2
smak force aud carry on "A guerilla war. Inc phi
lanthTOphy which abolished hOgglng M tue Navy Ulu
not alone exist among those rom thdt section whch
the Senator supposed "as led on oy ian tllcisl'
Mr. Mckay of North Carolina, year diter year IN
troGuce ed IL and inserted 1t III appropriation bs, ana
the late Dixon II. Lewis had often tod ma ddleI
that his efforts in this cause were right The Senator
complained that the Navy was fast gong into dsre
pute that the recruiting service failed, &c, all be-
cause Congress had been led oil by false phiIlhr D.
ply, and refused to let sailors be logged. lie could
hardly suppose Senator'S were serious IN suppOsins
that sailors refused 20 enlist m The Navy because II
they did they could not ENJOY The pnVege OF haVlI
their backs excona,ed win the cato -nlnetals Ii
the alternative were presented 70 him OF no Navy
or Navy with the lash, he would adopt the former
II the lash and the Navy 20 exist together, lei
them 20 down together. lie knew II - be fact thai
sailors had not regretted us abolition. He had been
thanked by resolutions and letters from sailors for
his efforts in this cause. Go on board snip OF a
thousand sailors Let the officers be there, AMI II
take vote perhaps nine hundred ana ninety
nine would be IN favor OF logging bat send your
officers ashore and the majority viii be reversed
nine hundred and nnetynlBe viii be aganstthe iash
and the other man cannot be found. lie moved, and
the subject was postponed for one week
The senate then wen! into Executive session,
when the doors were opened.
Mr. JAMES Introduced Joint resolution providing
for board OF practical Engineers TO Investigate the
cause OF explosions of steam-OoileIs and the best
means TO prevent the same.
Mr.. FELcH Offered resolution directing inquiry
into certain Indian claims. Adopted.
Private bills were passed, and the Senate adj
jouIned I'M Monday.