, 1861-08-06

WARRINGTON, Aug 1, ISL
SENATE.

time since, proposing certain . amendments 20
me pan foT an adjustment o1 tae ptssSnt ",
1cuines. Tie motion vas disagreed 1S-5eas
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NJ; ~bkECklNKlDGE ~ ~ o. hen1ncA5' AtM uc
Mose9 70 tak9 up tae conascat,ea plu, e nr a. se
IN me amendment OF the House. Inc mosaon
rae aElee4 e:
AI. bhEIhiSk1OGE IN askea 1o1 t4S yes
ano nays On ne amenoment OF tne House.
Il ss SnaeMBreckisriaae M na Bria6t CarIisie
6oNan, Jonos1n o. a, ny, Ialna.h, fle1ce' Eo4h,
1Gment r. h:ig an1 a1 saosG41 Ga Ms3ne,.,a ,o~ta.
IT. aaLGs y Nen na1lpon Ees'o!tel =
tl4 EroTldlnE 1or 1nftaer enlistment IN tha
hes5. fHfss Sn,7 ,
NJ; MllssOS, seI.s Of Aass:' moved to take up
the ~ ~noaes uu ~ r. on.ul1 tAe sHteaIy GNty y. sae
s.s53,te @1ara m5ada ana ia h;t1 nasaad
Mr. FOSTER moyed to take up the report Of
The Cnmmfttee On Jud5cfsrV in the case Of tha
Kaneas contested seat.
M. LAEE. of Kansas. said tint he had
nerer sccented The Federal appointment Of
Brjesi;ier f5eneraI- or acted in any wav as
ier Brigstiier 9 Generaj # % the 3 Kanssa 81 Br;rade
affer It vas formed, shonld signify desire to
have him as their leader, then be should feel it
bis duty to lead them; and when be did &C.
cept such an appointment, then he would in-
foim theSenate aud resign his seat.
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The amendment to the bill to increase the
month, instead Of two dollars, was carried By
Nj WILSON moved to amend oy adding
PROCLAMATION Of the President
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE said That this amend
7nent leaked n little like The ioint resolution
appI.Tiang lae acts u lne I1ts;oens, H. 81. n
tnougnt, however. !haI IN thls anSaa1eht 3e,1
1asts ~t5s sGhe eAaaSSaths "hasn 1 eoA7a f>e
1e1sE LII ~ NV y9Tl Issun.tn os 1tuA e. z,;ea;o
nj t MGn Gaia u tae1T WIS ~ ~ e9asseun ~ SUD.
Lns inat ne 'htenaeo 10 GAIA up' al7o' ln' 'oins
Ihs as amendment "as agreed to aud the bill
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AIei I'LL 1Aeeut'se seosion tne oe'a'e su'
J'u1ieo-
Mr. PHELPS, Of Missouri, appeared in his
seat for the frst time this sessieI
The SPEAKER laid before the House let
ter from Mr.. Curtis Of Iowa stating that he
has sent to the Governor OF Iowa his resigna.
tionas RepreE eBt6hTc from that State, the
duties Of military character prompting him
to this course, he having been appointed 9
nj. MAY, Of Maryland, introduced prean
Bile concluding with resolution
| Resolred, "That the Republican party having
achieved e9cccss on sectional and social Issue
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that the uncomplomising spirit OF tbs
paIt! haa presentea compromise ho4 %nei e tn'
ssme ssle was Ptfasueaoler .as = hips4 hiimpos
ffp.H tha seck9sd sts4es which a1a nnited tn ~,
IN 1efenes Of t. cir Sacred rtshts aeasnst The NOS
cruel and merciless usages, &C. That it become
the duty Of Congress to procure armistiee t.
procure peace, and direct 60 to compromise as t
FreEeiye the lnlcn I poealble and that thts can
te. pc aone, 10 PfoE1aS lo1 me lease1ai sePassso
o. ;nese s..es faal mnacn ss ana u osnet
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:, op1ec1Nns Ne1e mAae 10 a4e 1eeeeion
tne et Ie6qluloa. ~ ~ oa 49,, zaezo ~ =,
Ar' MA3 moVeo lne EuspsnSiou " "a
} Jules that the resolution might be received
DEagrGea 70.
Mf' hELLVG6, OF L., asAeo ana ootane
1eave TO report 1rem INC Jnoic1afy Comn1ltte
Dill hx1ng the NUMBER OF me memoefs ant @ o. IN
House Of Keprc ensauyes, nter 1923, a. SSs!
TO aFPofilorea among tne sesera n otatgs ;aIs7 !
acce19aEce VIZ the aes q 1ooo' LIE pal va
: la5zed;
I Inc House coLcairea u tne oenatss at1snt
c meat 70 1ne o1li au1noIlzmg conaa.ional q
T. !Istmenta IN ~ aae na'y, sttlkang a5g out t1e "or
marine. Inc ~ was tnen passeG. =.
y Ire seEals lc1nI lesoiu!oa W. aa1aoazs a -
p55lmenss n1eaa mlea 'aneo ilueo s1i1aon pio'e
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