The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-21

pes'ee. The volunteers win not be requIrci 10
itrve IN Kentucky alone, but 10 fight wherever
an eremy can be found, end they will do II.
He (hr. Wickllfe) entered bis pro. est against
making regular army out Of those more than
six hundred thousand volun GERS. The gen le-
man firm Illinois, Govejoy,) was at tho battle
VI l'D Bun, ard must have seen we have not
n Oh CROUCH. UauRbter) Tho decisive bat
re ia this campaign must be fought in Ken.
u'ky, and when fought, he wanted the high
ways protected.
Mr.. Stevens (Ps.) opposed the bill. II was
neither estimated Dor called for by any Depart
ment Of the Government. The war mus, 10
c, rried on in the most economical Manner 10
that the country Will not become alarmed and
be compelled to abandon ". We must practice
economy, and rcsttsin the expenditures within
proper limits. We shall have 20 provide for a
d. tcirIcy of from one hundfod ard sky 20 two
hundred and fourteen milliofs uf doll M in adj
clifton TO the regular appropriation Of four hun
drcd ara thirty milliona making necessary
total appropriation If six undted millions Of
dollars. We h uld not vote dollar to call in %
the service any more troops than nov are mus
tered uile's necessity Gun be shown for their
emf loymont.
NJ. Duulsp earnestly advocated tho passage
Of the I'LL and tho we'd tho necessity OF SUE
Iy'fV She JnoJUs,d force. 1ht fierce intast
may ibke place at any hour. kentucky has been
cai ID ,ht faik q bloody prot no, and u ere
must he force sufficient 10 defend that border.
-taio.
They want his force for home prot elton frs,
sna 'feh,n he lOrde'. When the soces ion,'s
hall 10 tri'en out th y want this force 10 adj
clifton to tic o'h'r t~cniy-six thogsind men
already t,cTo in the fill. Kentucky vii no.
be siivtn cut Of the Union, she will remain
true snd loyal. She was the first 10 come into
the Union after the formation Of the Lonsti,u-
ton, Hd v III I've the l,st TO leave IL.
MIR. Divtn IN v \ th. lii %, Al.
groui d that toe rebellion must be put down
speedily, or the resources Of tho country will
bs tNbsu'ted. II this additional force will have
The eject Of conqueiing the rebels, then IL
would Re economical 10 suthorise IL.
Nj; Loyejcy, In 'eply 10 the rtmirks OF Mr..
Vic life, ,aid:-IIo would cary on the war 10
put Gown the rebellion, and let slavery axe caro-
ofitelG lie (LOy'jny) WAS not to be intim-
idabd by any tneeIH or illusions tn his anti
avery eontimtns. lie Wi not afraid Of tho
slave drivers vhlp. L. is true that no was at Bal
Run, but be (Lnv, joy) ID not run.
-, NJ. Wick flo only said that you were
there. Langhtef)
Mr. Lovcjoy rsid tha. was true Tho battle Of
Bull Run wss rot Loot for want Of lrsyc sol ls' g.
but because a port OF Of the ofioers were drunk.
lie was willing to prot. CT every loyal man who
loves The Union more than slavery, and would
protect them TO ihs x''nt Of the power Of tho
U1ittd Statae. lie QoycjDy) was willing 10
tho proPos'd force At All eNDenso Of $50. 900 900
when II IL not needed. Some Of the g. psrtluou,
force on the Potomac river ought to 10 sent u
Kentucky.
MIR. Wright, in advocating the bill, said tn,
force was not for police scrN c,. but would act
as an auxiliary TO tho army Of the United
States. IL was repor' cd unanimously from the
Committee on Military Ah,irs. Kentucky hid
behaved with great magnaninity, and had, in
~ dition 10 fuini,hirg her full quota of troops,
provided for paying her apporionment of the
war tax.
Mr.. Hickman (Pa.J did not see why tho war
should be conduc cd differently in keitucky
tnan in any o her state. She does not require a
military system otherwise than Is establi ,hed by
law. In reply to Mr.. Lovrjoy, he OIcsmin)
ssid that he understood that the rea~ n why tho
army was hello here iuac i've was that tho re-
crui's required training, so as to IN ,ks sol6iers
of them ft for the war.
Mcssrs. Bingham. Of Ohio, Maynard, of Tea
neesoe 4ld Morrill,, Of Vermont, seyorally
sp, ke In favor % % ~ ~ ~.
Mr. Blair (Mo.) closed the debate. In reply
TO Mr.. Lovejoy, he said We have the best
reason to believe that we have not men enough
in the field, for we have not been able to con-
quer the enemy anyw here as yet, and we have
not met him at any time excepting when he
us. Hence VIC have not been able
20 drive back the foe one foot.
: MIR. Lovejoy replied, accounting for this by
the fact, that the enemy will not moet us unless
when be Is in superior numbers.
Mr. Blsir.-Then why should not our army
oy, run the enemyi
MIR. Lovejoy.-Becauso VIC have no Gener.
ais.
Mr.. Blair advocated tho passage of tho bill.
The Till was passed.
Mr.. Allen introduced joint resolution that
the senate concuning, when the House adjourn.
ed On Thursday next, it be until the 9th Of Jan
arv.
TIC resolution was adopted by GO against SO.
Adjourned.