The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

the resolutions.
rho House then voted on Mr. Edwards notion and laid
tho resolutions on the table by 81 against e2 as follows
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Mt HICKMAN moved tor q reconsideration OF Er Tol.
mans reeoailon, hs object being 10 include general
question Of Judicial character.
Mr. Busssrr, Seppl Of Ks, dsss,sa further extern.
solution Of The present political dldcuies may be per
mltted. He was one Of those who had NOT abandoned
Oil hope on that subect
The spEAKsR--Debate ia not in order.
The Rouse then reoonsidered tho vote by which Nr,
h9lnan's Resolutions was adopted, aud LIZ. Hickman
N.Y. vAnDlaHAM raised the point that the resolution
changed The rules which could net DO done Without the
required notice TO that effect
The srKAKER for already stated, ovoruled the
point OF order
Mr.. RICHARDSON, (opp Of H., wanted the resolution
amended 80 that contested elections might be oonsd
cred.
Mr. CovAx, (rep) Of Ind, briefly maintained the con.
stituton provided for that subject.
Mr. BURsxr again suggested an amendment 20 40 TO
allow propositions looking TO pescerul solution Ct the
present troubles 10 be int 0duced. --.,s ..-r.
Objections made.
Mr. BURNETT said --Gentlemen ought certainly not to,
be deprived or the right 70 offer auca propositions
Mr. WlcKLuFE, (opp) OF KY, declared Ia tho name OF
bis constituents country aad Cod that the legislation
Of shs House fhOud BIZ left free and untrammeled He
moved 10 lay the re2oution the table.
tAotion negat:ved by 81 agauss TO-, as follows
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Nr. Bolman's resolution, as amended by Mr.. R,ck.
mans resolution, was then again adopted.
Sm EXTINCTION oy Party IlEs--AEoTHKz "EsA OF GOOD
FAEIR0n wA11AD.
Mr.. FouKs, (opp) Of NJ, offered preamble, setting
forth that fierce and unnatural civil war exias
~ portion OF misguided oountrymsn and copclud
Ing With resolutions that the House should during the
pending OWL igaore al political differences hereto
fore existing between ctsens Of the ststes that all
oorisnce with Jeisrsons plan, namely he hopeets
ls he capablef' and approving OF tho Presidents
capital, TO-; psyiog . high tribute to ''' General
scotVs rgtary skill and wisdom, and to his 10y
ATTY and 90 much dsf,G;ion, and Concluding
have tho abihsy and diaposon 10 uphold the President
becomes our most solemn aasy 70 Offer 70 cur dcUded
brethren the olive branch Of peace"
Mr. LovsJoY moved to lay the resolutions the table
Mr. HIOtMAa ra,sed TIE point OF order thai these
ut'cDs were excluded undcr proposition today adept
ed prescribing busine,s during the present session
The ersAKsR sustained the point as well taken.
TIM PRxsDsTT's MssAeR
Mr. WAsHBUar offered series Of resolutions re.errirg
the vaous branches OF the Presidents Message 10 apprO
pirate cammittees. Adopted.
THE CosrErxD ELECTIONS
All tho contested election referred 10 The
COMMITTEE on Elections.
Ranss srlcnKs IRON TIFF PENSION ROLLS.
Mr. CURTIS, trep) Of Iowa ofeysd JOINT resolution
prop si0g strke from the pension rolls the names o.
all psrsoDs rebellion against tho United States aid all
aiding or abettsng rebellion, &c.
THIS rolled under the rule adopted ihig morning
OF tbs PAY OF SOLDIERS
Nr. VAN WICK, (Tep) Of N. Y, Introduced bill n
crossing Tho gay Of soldiers 70 Tteen dollars month
commencing from My /, 1891; also bill reduc Dg
the ezpeDses Of the government fbig last bu
provldes THAT ell oncefs excepting pos.ase'e and con
collected by them into The treasary that the salary Of
all officers, OWL military snd naval shall ne REFUSED
foUows.--0ver $4,000 shrtv per cent; $500
SO oOO fifteen per cent 81 600 ten per cont
~ 900 1ve cent also Sepe.ing all laws granting
mileage members OF Congress, eatrct1g tho en9ing
privilege to enc ounce weight repeating al laws
md rceclu,ons srp'opesng money for newspapers and
stationery for D,efpbcp IL rong-erc.
CONTRACTS FOR ARhY SUPPLIES.
On motiono o. Dir. VAN WICK, It was ,e'olved that
committee 81 Gye moubers no Appointed BY tho Speaker
TO ascertain and report what contracts have been
made by any OF ne departments FOR PROVISIONS
supplies and renepcraton for materials or servicas
fer fCles fprered Tor the % the goveIlu
without advertising 'cI Proposals az required by S. ue
81 ALTO 70 ascertain she Of 'hs pariies 70 whom
CONTRACTS have gwen, tine compensation and terms
thereof and reasons therefor also when proposals
received the contracts eSlfdet 20 the low
eet bidder and If MOI .ho reason therefore; aso whether
the Dtracte let are 10 accordance WITH the speCca
tons inviting ibe iprcposas, aId II any aaeratons,
the re1on for the same also vfe'her any
contracts tnus roode aud awarded, have
been paid for obtaining tho seme, any interest
IN the profits arieng tbaferon except the contYecs
and that the sad committee shan have power 20
for and papers, TO administer osths, 70
wjtGesses and 10 report AZ any time
RsBEL PRIsoHERs Lsi BASED ON PAROLE
On motion Of Mr. UPros it r5sotye5 that the secre
tary Of War de directed restrict the officers Of the
army Of the United States taking prisoners releasing
them Dpon their cath Of allegiance to ire Upitod tte5
TO report their ana resideDcos TO him e seore
tary Of War;, that the may be recorded In his de-
NAVAL CADgJ1.
On molten ri Mr.. CARInE, (opp OF Va 10 resolved
that Committee Naval Affairs be mrTGoted 10 m
qnire into expedency Of providing for she appoint
mept Of the fn number OF cadets from sucn States
have not the naval the runnSer TO which
they entitled by existing laws; and II from sny OF
the States enda,ons made, the number
ehal be taken from such States n the section OF
the Union shall apply for the places 10 said rchoo
spRrNGFTxrD ARMoRY
On motion Of Mr. DEIAso rep.lof hass., it was
solved that the Committee ON Military Affairs be in
structed TO inquire and report " the present capacity
Of The natonsl ar1ory At Springfield, hsss., for
manufacture Of srms also what farther expenditure,
any necessary for operating that arDory 10 the Ut
most Of is capacity.
ooEFisoArior PROPERTY
On motion CT Mr. LOOMS 1t resolved tba, the Com
mfttee on sbe Judiciary be, end they ore hereby in
structed 10 prepare ard report TO this House bill FOR
pubic act 70 con6scase the proerty Of all persons hold
ing any office whatever eilher civil or military, under
the governmet OF any State Of the United States or
OF The socaed Confederate States of America who have
taken shan hereafter take up arms against the
government Of the United States.
PENSION gLIswoRfH's MOTHER