The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-01
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what might very properly be termed quas rebellion The
President, having appointed governor found necessary
10 call out Buoat force u compel the authorities Of
UtA torsoognss and receive h After having reviewed
the whoe subject end finding it mpoable To enforce the
law in Utah without subectihg the whole hontier to
nroads from The Indians ~ applied to Congress at
the opening OF ths session OF Congress for an In
crease OF the regular army Congress- instead Of
increasing the army, aud regarding the expedition 10
Utah Temporary affair, Thought proper y pass 10"
auth0sdag te President to raise volunteers. A. Con
rrsss bad passed this law il was % Be prssmsd that
they understood the whols subject He was aataOrard
10 say that these Isgi@sntS would not be called out II
the money should be unless It became aso
luteIy necessary to enforce the law. 3si4H
Nj GILMAN, Of Msins, linqsimd vhsthsw Governor
0unwing bed entered Salt IAks City ac0oupAnisd BY any
~ ). CLANCY JONES replied that i. A.a mo otso,al
4 QlLAA4 iaQpirsd vhetAsra 20 Or not hs believed he
H. .. a1Mxor sowns ~ ls.sluasa 4las Gov. cnm-
Of hearing whAt .ndghAm- Xauag ~ y ~
msnts were adopted redacng lAs appropriation for rsgu
lar supplies Of the onastermastsrs department. from
$500 900 to $24O 000 the appropriation for tho Incl
dental expenses Of the Qartermaste department from
$22 500 to the appropriation for the tanspor
tation OF supplies transportation Of clothing camp and
garrison equipage ordnance &c. from 81 094 089 % to
81 500 O5s 4S the appropriation for cc4hing camp and
garrison equipage from $234, ,443 o. to 4l4s 628 Ss
Mr. O. also offered the fallowing amendment, to be
added at the end OF the bill
Proridei President
resmsntso provided
money appropriated shall os
mcnt SO dispensed with
Mr. MARSHALL, Of Kentucky, proposed tho following
amendment, to be added to the amendment of Mr.
QurrMAE: i1 sd isi4is "a b liIat qa.oa
money hereby appropriated
any purpose except that herein designated asH
After brief discussion, the amendment Of Mr. MAR
SHALL was agreed to- 1s99e
Mr. QUfTMAN then proposed to add the following
words to bis amendment L48
(Which shall sAereupon revert 10 the treasury
After further discussion the amendment OF Mr. OUR
MAN amended was agreed to. rs 8
Mr. HUGHES of Indiana, submitted the following
amendment I: s -k6H s t N"
sretdsd, That nothing this mthe raising
dona regiments for the army shall bo construed limit the
ort dcrcuo the President 10 assigning mo said regiments
~ Utah. 3EssB ~ 4st
The amendment was lost.
Mr. GROESBECK, of Ohio, offered an amendment to
provide for mounting the regiments for Utah but it
ruled out of order.
The bill then laid aside and the committee rose
and reported the same to the House 81 9
Mr. ]. CLANCY JONES moved that the bills thus re-
ported be recommted and demanded the previous aues
ton pending which,
The SPEAKER lsid before the House message of the
President OF the United States In resolution
Of the House of the 18th instant calling for information
relative to the attacks upon American vessels In the Gull
of Mexico; which referred 10 the Committee of For
eign Affairs and ordered to he printed.
On motion of Mr.. j. CLANCY JONES' tho House
again went to Committee Of the Whole and proceeded
10 the confederation Of the hill to authorss loan
exceeding the Of fifteen millions Of dollas It hav
ing been understood that business be transacted
several speeches upon different subjects made and
ct q late hour,
The House adjourned.