Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-16
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| WAHMaroN, July Is.
sKNLTE --Mr. Dixon said: The repelion muss M ~ % pu
move South With Irresistible tread and let the banner
/ wave over Richmond and New Orleans.
Mr.. Halo moved that the Senate pr0ceea 70 eject
| Secretary L u
On the hrst ballot, thirty'six votes were cast =.
Forney received ana wss oeoiaI ~
Mr. Wade introduced bill for the protection OF Gov
/ ernment contracts.
The army appropriation bill was taken up and seye
raj amendments, reported from the committee on III
nance' were adopted. .,am.n, ,hs, ,bs oo.,,
MI Grimes onered an amen1mens, ss 1r1 m,oo.aS
Survey DO suspenoeo uurihg VIC 'e VI "A'' D''asS'
TO-: A.. .o.a, t.A =, ,hs
Mr.. Fessenden moyea % amenu ~ ~ ~ .otne%
proyons OF law anu shonId snslv ~
applicable 70 tnree years Vounseois, s.S' ~
two years volunteers and all oIher xo,Sne s.S
Ing three months In ne army q n.ss1sd
Tne Pill was IeporeSa ~ 20 snG sstshsbment os tbe
Tne Dill 70 increaso tne military eS'e''' 'A N'S
United states Was taken up .,a,,.rt ,sdro,,, tbo
the question was upon tne anenu ,voa0s ~. VIC
army agan IN nx mo ssr ae m - aSs a. one gsa
prebseoi anu ~ we. niouheu ~ ~ w ~ - NAN 'S''
Mr.. Wilson opposed the amendment, asit would nave
Dad enecs on tne army ana oo'er
'ne new ass'%eau na NJ uor, ,,.o onnosed The amend
ment. ,,,,. - o. ,.r,,.,,, ..,.,,.,
M a ~ wss not watehna the inter
70 ho a,ny, sai lno ~ ~ ~ S,at t,sa n nno
ests Of the army as Nshould 40. We paa nag 1UUO @
men ast oc.oDer pIvpe.y n.ss d Mo sN' N"''
had tne lorts IN vho routneln Ros" y:,,,o, A.,
proving ot inc sc =, .Io ;absS ~ snh fsw rs
order lor tomorroW' VI he "iSneo I" supi' ~" 10
marks: a.. .na,an,.n. xaar,;n,
Mr. dowe moved 70 amenu .ne -. iguuois
the army again IN one year slse, .s IN dS ~ Cup
presseu, py Prov'onE snas .o y ~ ~ tha "sao, S
gress may direct. Tne amenEmeh' 70 'ne anenameh'
The bill then passed: Iii, ,,,v,,,,r o.. ,ho .o,.
Mr; OnsnIier n . ~ a. u .SaI. s ~. VI" N'
Th 1as hsIi astahsn - mn. and several amendments
,.nos,sS from hs COMMITTED on Finance, were adopted
HougF-ol motion OF Mr: MasnDurnei IL was
Roso1ved, That the committee on Commerce be direct.
ed to institute an Immediate inquiry as 70 wnat iuIhef
measures are necessary any 70 make the blockade OF
the ports In the rebeous States more enecua and TO
arrest the depredations OF pirates now Preying upon
American under pretended letters OF marque
On motion Of Mr.. Dixon, resolution was passed. the
eenate concurrng that Congress adjourn next Friday
Mr.. Conkling asked leave to Introduce resolution
providing for select committee to which shall DO refer
red the subject Of genera bankrupt law to report at
the next session by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
Mr.. Elliott, from the committee on Commerce report
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be
commerce from pirates which now nfest the seas
Passed.
Carlile resgning his seat ne having been elected Sen
| ator from Virginia.
Mr.. Wood offered the FOLLOWING resolution Thatth
Congress recommend TO the Governors Oh the various
States oonveneheir Legsture for the purpose Of call
Ing the election OF two delegates from eacn OF me oon
gressional districts to meet In generel convention a.
Louisville, on me nrst Monusy eepLemrer nest, tn'
purpose OF the CONVENTION peing 70 aeyse measures fo
the restoration OF peace 70 our country.
Mr.. WasnDurne moved 70 ay INC Iesoiuuon on 'he ta
Bile: Agreed tS-W against m s.. %. A.. ,.u..,..
Mr.. Allen asked ieave 70 oner inc following resolu
| tions:
Resot0ed, That whenever states now IN iepelnor
against the General government iner Ieoel
lion, and become loyal 70 the union IL tne duV Of
the Government to suspend the prosecution OF the war