Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-14
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED FOn THE STATESMAN
CONGRESSIONAL
fnG HOUSE.

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The House went Into committee OF the Whole on TIL
navy appropriation bill, MIR. Oolfax In the chair,
Mr. Burnet wished 10 know whether 1t would be In or
der TO make speech showing that these appropriation
should not be made He believed from the present move
mens OF the army and navy that they were to be uset
against portion OF the States recently belonging 10 the
| confedoracy ~ .'1.
Mr. Sherman said such remarks were not germalne 10
the bill. ' '.t .. . 1.
The chair decided against general debate, and was sus
tained BY the House.
Mr. Pryor moved to strike out the appropriation Of
81 500 for the pay Of the officers and men Of the ma
wy. 30 far the navy was engaged In protecting the
interess Of commerce and enlargng the bounds Of dis
covery, he would rather-but he would not grant far
hingsink the navy in the abyss of the ocean, then
that should be directed against any portion OF the peo
q this country The dread 1.I%snt, Of death and
uesoaIion 70 DS useu N s'Ino ueseIVed m
tons seon Lne most distressing aspect IN our present
unnsPpy postuvn ps. - VI a,nsIy temper ID
Ul rnser 6s Of am ,.nyn
NV or nn, ~ bs Sasncs ,nstsad ~
ne sWo.u - sss' es MI " nessases oi
Sopcllation W Pevp ane ovVeInment
uespsones NH az a 'NAuNo"' VI t"'ons'ia'h 'nen
70 uJ sUJeSs SsaSo' uueusnoo ose ,o no,nt ., o,dar
NJ ~, D ,a Lo ~ corfS nnncinde IN e,-o
M, rIyoI ss'u ns ~ nse minutes ana
connne nIsel LsvaVuy sV ~ .s poIsnS sus9ec' ne
was going 70 say mat, anVngn no io.eSn 100. teads
ne sUl " y. ~ ys. toops are
are olsIt ~ @ ~ poss soI ma.se purpose
forts are garIsoned with the sTSRed object
anu oyeraSing .ns psope ~ e euasrn etates, and
eNen IN uis biosII. y, 1oSunu
suns " mauE ~ S,O0' ne clarsc
terzed ne ADMINISTRATION as deestaoie ana inseonclr
son sau he ~ VI ~ s .s ~ site warm
ng 70 no psopie, III, y, =. VI u s P.as anu PuI-
poses " sa sugeSs 'en " ~ ~ aii5' snu 10
sneln uy exety ~ .L VI eS anu nonof,
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safo1cs Se rc, orde G or .ns
ua, Ti,S " 'n'''' -- -"'N y VI" VIZ "'7"' '''n
| Wr Mcxnio;t. Je.,s i.ve fair MAY
Mr. tIsrneteWo viii not receive aid from s,v b;.,,
psnrh,;csrs IN tb;s Uorse NIrcb sensation ' '"'N
n sn,s M ga".: Ia, ,@rs @
cosoge ~ sneat and Allow me 70 yeniv Vii 10 con-. o.,
| $500 " 'F' .N ~ ~ - 'SE'' W." ~ N'i
| NJ aarnetT will asres to vithdraw.
sSyIsucnarrsnge-
| ment snould pe male
L tFS0r appeared 10 Mr' "aihet n"lthdrGW his 3D.
lection,
NM hindnsa insisted on MS oojccaon,i II nr Pryor
should be permitted to respond, however ho (r Hind
man W1u,o T9 IN not ins'st on ms point Of order,
Mr. El oplecteo 70 any suen understanding, he vas
scuated BY nothing but Kind iesllng-hs purpose vas
interpose against immediate debate ThereWere men
on IT. the other slde willing to accept the gague.
Inc qussuon was then .aken up on nr' Pryors amend
me1t and i was rejected;
!nI DIancn suBees.eu tnat lhe nousc hrJou!Di uere
Senate Su SN0'A "' 'u'''Os'' "''0 attracted 10 Tue
MI oaIne, sad ne had between Two and three thous-
and amendments 20 oher, lLaugnIero
Inc MOUSE WI" nerc c"'ieu 70 ofoer 'oPfoenre quo
rum a,
MI. uarDet ana III; Hihaman naVhg ineneeInsiy
souBus " hnenu ue phl, Er. uInet tau tnat every
oooy knew .nst ,ne present M proposes to
use ,ne army au nafy 10, PuPoses ot civil Wat as we
TAI @ ", anu SosYns .e Avs, as lneolst sue ca IT,
know lat ,nis msasuIe VIII meet WIN resstance-
nn.Il% Wa % Gsrn atG S. y des
Dc some opportunity oneied Ior depa'e:
Mr sherman old moi oesire tns. inc Dill only made
usua, upu necessary spPiopnsuons wtnout regard 10
IB.
uonai TPPos,on. h0 nVPea mat ater inis Dill he
army piy was pssseu ne lsneiman) would nave no oo
lection 70 giving latitude OF debate TWAS only ques
| u1n Vi .nno ,s-,,, -,,,-
"a, M Gsrneat-sn you VIII allow debate on the army
Dill wlii wi,naIaw my oDleeu9n. DENOMINATIONS from
hspupnean s slae o. ine House, OF no. NOD
should havs opportunity for debate adding that you
our duty is and we will malntsin H. when The nrousr
tms comes, Yon viii have debate u bsa 81 cpn,
ten, = " ~ ~ - $50 $50 wa -
ou ash M favor vbstaysp hs,s NS nv ~s s,s
WHARF - ~ III -, ~ - 5''-'' - - =, rs
M aberman-Tbere 4, mn orca,ion far undua exc,ta
ment. ''''' 80
INV mind '
Mr.. Clarnett-suppose YOU believe As you did seyeral
ago. that the army was to be used for Improper
purposss would Won not desire 10 debate The subject
Mr. sherman replied that II he thourht that the army
was to be used for such no would insist upo
having the subj debated. But dissent from his dec
army or navy for purposes The pres.
dent has soemnly dsoated to he world that he does
posses power to coece state and that Congress has no
these decaratons NOR IA IN rtgbt m tbst he viii
asn and 10 he asU ~ ~ so soS a.
end the forts and arsenas arc only In the performances
tion and the laws '- YTr" ss ~ ~ & 'A'''' '4
Il S as much the duty OF the President TO defend Fort
sumter against trespassers as II would he 10 employ
ali the resources at hIs Command "a derend b anoi
II ,.ha