New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-05

-. Govc,pp on. jail foyhve peI,.o.' , mro the Ccmse
with bot are be TO quis Into the
oI % Ia report snd by what aul , .,{ 'V ,s NV
~6s are reported S ,s.% a~ imprisonment ana pre- %
neoe ssrs 70 ng similarly imprisoned hereafter sn 70 70
mort BY bill or o'he'"Ne'
ApofP TfSNDLETON Opp, O.l intro faced rsso-
,,t;on which was adopted, instruct o., the Commit
tee on Military Affairs to report what change, if
il the %Sde i payment q sol
''J MT. cox Opp, o. l. .ss.ceS Sa ,hs following
which WAS referred to IT. a Committee on the Judi
cisry:
hersa The e1vase -hptsODor, In the present bs,
already peer p ed indirectly, and as such exchange would
snbserSe the highest snrssts Of humanity aud such
doe, not involve e recognition Of the rebels Gov
Re'O, ID That tire president Of the United States be
GSesd 70 iesosi4 and SYSTEMATIC measures for the eI
chey ,se of prison"fs b. the present war. . -,
Mr.. HOLMAN (Opp., Ind.) offered the following
preamble aud resolution, and moved the previous
i 9uestiOa, ON the adoption;
Wsvds, The House on The 22d day Of July last by an
aim st uuarrous adopted the following resolution sub
tho House by the Hon. John j. Chtenden OF hen
tucay: o-...o -,
"a Up Satcs That the present depotable ciyi wa ma,
been ed upon the country by the dunons OF
Sae revolt assns the constitutional government aho
ia around the capital that In this national
Congress, banising all feelings OF mere passion or
will only recolloc its duty TO the whole country tns. s
lie wsged upon part In any spirit oil oppression hoI ~
any purpose Ofconques subugOn nor for the purpose
overthrowins with the rights or estabhre In
tion Of IN. States defend and maintain he .uPr.m
OF ue Constitution and preserve the .non WIN ~ as
ties. capabilities. and the rights Of the several aes uan
paired these objects are accomplished 'hs wal
And Teoa since that time has occurred to change
the feelings Of The Government Therefore 49,. o,,,0,,
Resred That the principles shove expressed are solemn,
reaihrtned by this house.
Mr.. STEVENS thought the resolution ought moi
9 to he debated.
The SPEAKER replied that the gentleman from
Indiana lolmanl demanded the previous question:
80 that il il not debaIablo.
Ir. BINGHAM, desiring q division Of the ques
ton, hoped the previous question would be voted
{ down.
: Mr. STEVENS moved that the resolution be laid
on the table. Agreed TO by the following vote; H.
= YEAs-Messr. Adrich, Alley, Arnold. Ashley: BAILEY
j. Mast, Baker Baxter Besman' bsir tmS; blsr ra
1 RGn3en s9nf DAVIS c4SSIie Duel i Edrso
Tdvs,Gs fiot Fenton Fe,senden, Frmchot Gooch Cur
Ley bSoG n' Sn sas Ssz sS GH
On E ats. PhsP. s seJrws sh. nj
sherman. Sloan. spsuldng stevens Train, Tmble tIow
c tIdge Van Horn, Ieuee, Wall Wallace, Walton iie.l
WALTON VII, WasibuIne, Wheeler, White Indl wilson
NlYS.-Messrs Allen Arcon. Daley pa, Biidle Blal
Ns), Calvert Campbell oOob Corning, Cox Crsren,: Chs
0 frank Coods H. Granger Grider Hsrete harding, tar
ne si i'' MeKuaSt MaInaa. Men3e,, michel MO.
Nixon, Noble Noel Norton Ode Pendleou Perry. Por
iNew-YorkJ, steele N. y, suston Thon'sl (Mass
Thomas Md. uIton, Van NaktnbETg sdw worth, WAC
Webster White (Ohio) Wiclide, Woodruff and wight
ON motion OF Mr.. STEVENS Rep Penn.,) II
was laid on the table by vote of II against 90.
Mr.. DUNN (Rep., Ind offered resolution IN
siructirg the Committee on Foreign Affairs to IN
qure into the practicabihty and expediency of pro-
curing the rights ard privileges q settlement and
citizenship any part Of this continent or on the
adjacent islands south of the United States, for the
hebitation OF free peitoDs Of African descent VINO
/. NAV choose 30 emigra'e thereto from the United
States for the formation Of independent colonies to
be protected from foreign moleststion. Adopted.
: Mr.. LONEJOY and Mr. CONWAY rep. kan.
severally introduced propositions on questions OF
Slavery, the consideration of which was postponed
. Mr. WATTS, delegate from New-Mexico, intro
: duced preamble, concluding with resolution re-
oegtng the Secretary Of War report TO the House
d what measures have been or ought to be taken 10
expose and punish Maj. Lind and other army Officers
= who NAV be gnfy OF treason or cowardice " sur.
: rendering larger and superior force Of United
States soldiers 10 Texan troope, 90 thst those wbo
are innocent may be relieved from blame etc.
, Adopted 49,,
I, Mr. HUICHISS asked leave TO introduce bill
TO abolish Slavery in the District OF Columbia
Mr.. cox objected. Adjourned.