New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

elect Of tie resolution Of tie Senate simply VIE TIA
the SenTOr ext eed were guilty OF Virgins
serds tvs, Senatos here and asks that they be I'D
United, and the CLERKS oil u Q Seugis have no right
to refase u EN-. In l7y Mr.. Pincknev resigned and
the Governor cAlsd an ell ion and Mr. Mercer
ele \, d aud the House decided that n Stale bad y
night 10 decide On the vaaLcy. lie eontended this
was err eciy clear case and that il ~es BIT aud
prupr 10 admit there gen leuen.
Te dis ion was carried on by Messrs. Sautbury
aud BayHrd NJ ron length.
Mr. TEN EYCK rep N. j. said that he was glad
that the Sen,o from Kentucky DIR. Powell had
atked for the Yeas aud Nays. Toe Senator put Lui.
sell forward the champion Of the Constitution, ard
nraigned The Preeden for violation of the Consitn-
ton. But the Senator sduitied th.t the President hal
done one one constitutional act when he called iof
1870 men. Bat why did not Kentucky answer 10
the call of the President He Mr. Ten Eyckl did not
thlnk ueutr, lily was to the Constitution IL va
with the county with God. lie who Is hol Tor US
10 against us.
Mr. POWELL said that Kentucky believed that The
troops called Dat by the Peideut were INTENDED To
subjugate the South and therefore reused to comply
with us demand. Kentucky desires peace and com.
pronis-. 1T doe not with TO imbrue her hands IN
the blood OF her brthers. She las been aud alsays
will be ready to fight agsinst foreign eny. Her
attitude should be admired by all true Christian men.
She wished TO be q pedcenaker.
Mr.. TEN EYCK said he could only repeat the
words Of the gallant Rousseau IN RELY TO The Se"a'or,
wLo said neutrality Is 'rcason. The toooP heie
are not for sabugang the South bat for suppressiGg
iusnr, eciiun AID pieser, iUg The Uni ~.
Dir. DOOLIrrLE rep, Wis., eaid he wanted
vote. Tie country wanted deeds. not words.
The motion was disagreed to: Yeas, 81 Nsys D.
NAYS-M..e, Bright ard. Polk. Po~ol snd s.u'oury'
The new Virginia Senator's were iheu sworn IN sup
pressed sppau-e breaking forth they took the cath
he l. au bill WIS taken up and several amendments
from the Comnitree Finance adopted
Mr. SALISBURY lDem., Dell. moved 10 amend
so as to make $50 OOJOO0 instead Of s2JO00OJ0 on
the ground th $50 ~ 900 sufficient I'LL tue next
Session OF Congress. Lost-yeas 4, Davs 80, Messrs.
JON lot Mlrsouii, Polk, Powell and Saalsbury va
Ing III the negative.
TIE Till was then laid overtemrorarly.
The i'll 10 increase the present military establish
Mr. RING tRep', Il. W offered an amer dmeut.
tia, within Fix mont after the il surecin he sup
pressed the amy be restored TO what was proposed
by the act OF May, 1851. Agreed 10.
Alto. that the President cause officers and priva'es
20 be d. CHARGED, 10 redu,e the army IN accord
au,e Tie previous amendment Wa agreed TO-
MIR NESM It'll Dem, Oreg0n) offered AN anend-
mrpt that Terson b. commissioners blajof or Briggs
der General Ia The regular unless having served
10 years, and 10 Ierton Colonel, Lieut.. Colonel or
NJ nor III ess be served two ytart. Disagreed To.
Also q at il citizens to be appointed officers IN the
army, they shall first pass an exauination before
bosId Of ineIs.
MIR. WILSON rep, Ma,s.l objected TO the amend
ment il would in eiet Irov, NJ tie appointment Of
worthy others and uieu Of intellect and culture.
M. LATHAM Dem, Call thought thai some limi
taou ought 10 be II ICED appointing Off, ers- Il
was &, eat evil now 10 have citizens appointed
old ofiSers ia the army, when they hsd no Military
qualifications.
Mr.. WILSON said that many officers in the army
ought 10 10 placed Ia different O,iIions. In fact tbs
army parslyzed you so toward the head, until
you reach the head. hiany men who eerved on the
ronters and fersing country among The noun
tins, have rot lad u'tice dooe them bile many men
who hang around WGsLin. ton get good Positions
The amendment was disagreed to.
Mr. NEsMITH moved 10 amend 40 that tho
enlistmouis made in 1871 and 1852 10 five ycurs To-
stead Of three. lie saio that have got to have
standing army, and ventured 70 predict that 40
man would seo the nrmy reduced Disagreed 10.
Mr. GRIMES Qsep., Iowa. moved to aIneod that
off ers Of the army Transferred into now roeinssais
relative to rank, tLsil To preserved. Los.
The ILL va reported to the Senate.
The Senate went Into executive &. srion.
Adjourned.