The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-06

Joint resolution, calling q convention of the
states 20 amend the Constitution. On his mo
ton II vss rsf,rrsd 10 th. comm .tss o. the
whole en- the state OF the Ubiop.
The II uts passed the bill creating q Metre.
toliian Polics ~ stem for the DiAtTiet Of Co.
lumbis, end establishing q Iolio. therefor.
was not even read.
Mr.. Cal vEhT Otd.) tff,r,d preamble set
ting forth that while 1t = the duty o, Cougrese
by proper lsgisla ton, TO ttrsDgt ben the hand
OF the Goveipmebt 10 maintAin the supremacy
Of the Laws u ~ no less THAR dnty to sKsmin
Into the original o1usss Of the dIssst sion, a1d
spply such rem Dies A. n ay restore p ace. arc
eobcludipg with a ret olution that a ] int com
mitee he appointed, con 'istiDg o. nins nom
bets OF The HOUSE,, tnd four o. ths S,usts T.
consider ard report sueh n endmsnis to tn
| constitution, TO Tsatir 70 condolences ard snyur'
| ib, pr,tsrvSticn of The Utiop.
Nj. loyRJoT Qli } mots1 th,t the rssolu
| tion lie on n 9 table. Cairisd--12 81 lttst 80
Mr. MAY (Md.) tuOduoed a Ifssu bic, cen
| eludiDg 9TH TssoIuiious ~ follow.
That he Hspoblicau party, having achieve.
tuctess on a fectional and social lsus, is TO
| spODsiblo TOR cur present nsttopal nisors unes
| That th' uuoom promiitd sDi'it OF that party
has prevented coIpprog iss rh,n that was prae
| iirable.
That Il Is imtot sibl- by free o. sr-ls n sui
10. alto the tscod' ststse, VII ca ere urltsd TO
man Ia d.fenss Of the sacred nights sgalnsi
the moot cruel att mefoile-s usAgsS, &C.
,,cosni1i,o the n.e. ss;t, xhish cor, rols buma,
ae,I,a n b.som.s ~. dn,v !, 4 Cong "a. to .ro-
"a. ~, ,hs sn.sin,m.nt n Comnis.ionsr. 4,
,,r,Sny. an .,mIsIi.-~--~-ssSrs - g.
ffv.ni. ----s1ts 70 preserve peace at al
eSsp~tnd directed 30 TO corpromiss as 10
pretsrvs the Ubion II pos ,ibls and II this c,a
lot be done 20 provide tor tie peaceful tspara.
tior OF tbess states which have geosCed and u
o h,rs which may hereafter ssescs. -
NJ sSr'. BiSoH4M end LOysJOI ssvetAlly
ohj.ctsd to tbs reception q the resolutions,
mir. MY moved . eusp, nsion OF the rHlse
that the resolutions M ght be received.
The motion was disagreed TO.
Mr. DlvSr IN. Y intfoSussd q re aolutiG
that a. q time ehen rebellion threatens the
integrity II the Ution and the oysithror Of
the Covsrnu emit, all Iesolutions and recon-
merida 'iots designed 20 make terms with arm
cd rebels " either cowArdly or treason abls.
Obi, elfon being made to the reception Of the
rtsnl0,iop, Mr. Owen movGd Tor q suspension
tfiho rules.
Tho HUI refu'ed TO suspsrd tho Iulis by
&c against 80 trc-,ki' DIS bsipg Necessary for
hat lu'pose
Mr.. BLAIR, from the G mmittss on military
Affairs, reported q b II, which was passe}
10 pay the v,lunt.sr company under Capt in
WRITx for pro,,c citing the railroad bridge AZ
Oskiand, Mar lard.
Mr. ALLEN (Oh,o) ash.d. but tina IL ,na, "a
fu,.d. 40 suspsnd IN. ,ul,s In osS., On ir,,c.
duce n r,solutifn that vi.n.v,r IN, n.onls of
N. disIoy Al s,.tss sb,II I,y dow, ,h!,r ANA
d. Nc, cncht 20 GO. I'D ~ q, ~. ,aa..'
wsnt on his Hrusa N Il no ns,. - a.. a.; y,
If the op.fa,ion, ON n. mart ~ ~. un;,, n
| &c.. ~ ,nta,t.r. .-;,h ,L.I..,i.a,t- -,
CIV in sSy Law. bold,rg stat.' 'u'''" VI ''~''
M, Ks,Ir,n TIIIS .tL.j aoa oL,.i,.S
l.sva 90 800, 1,oSS, a. i,I;oi.'' UUsI'uou
bill Gxj, IN. nnmb,T ~ an. ,nsra J ~ N.
ans after NTH a 1sGg a, 09o % h. arnSs-
tion.d smono tbs s.vs,aI sts,.. IN .csop3 ~
xitb ths sc, M ism Decd
The Hon.. copc,rr,d n ,b. q.r.,.,, .n.ra
msnt "a Ihs nm autbnri1ire ado,tionsI an
lie,ne,ts In ,be nav,v IN si,is ss ont liz 80
"MaTir..1Ips.ssS'' ~ 'N'A'' 0u' 'H' "0'u
Ina n, maze Tom, ,a,ol,t;,r ar,b ,,,,,,,, Az
p.rim,n,s -ith .mt,' lied cannon proise,il,s
Vas mas. al r
Is = S,na,o nm IN i,o,.,,, ,h. on,,,,..,o,,o.
and t,ronr,nhinsi sra,a,a, 1919 ',.i,t r
a,napdl,s5,t prosid;rs, tnr 90 ~ t,,onai Ia
sac, ors Ganar,sI ~ ,hs 80, sa"J IN
NJ n, sIs,od ,Ss, ,ba H. Uo,Pps s1hssdd
times snh1tantisiIv n, al III, Iii INV
MI pnpT,v (JgJ \ r,or, ,h, Irsio,.,r r,u,-
Mite SsnoIt.,N ,h. s,na,. IN " ~.
holdirq DLtriet and Ci,Spi, Cprr,s 80 III
United S,A,,s ou,ing ,hs tsmnc,s,y oI,.nns
or a ABILITY ~ tha Jndg.s plssaJ' ''"N'
Mr.. PoSrKR aiso r,nort.d the so,a,. hi
r,auicirg an oath Of aliogisnc. and 10 supsott
the consti,u 1 n from thoss in ths civil ssryics
Of tho United States, aud declaring that a re-
fusal TO taka tho oath shall be- red cause
for ism sal, and the breaking a the oath 70
subject tho tff NJ g. u Indictment fer perjury
Passed.
Mr. Cox (Ohio) a k,d lla,e TO ofrer tho fol-
lowti Y resolution:
Il. sole d hat tho member from New You K
who eIdtayo I'D TO introduce a rel, lution do
nouncing Ivsr fo,ty mtmb,ra Of this House,
Who voted for prop sitions b cd as. our Ma
tioph difficulties, AS towards and traitors, "
d,s.lyes The c,nsuru OF this House and of all
good pattiots Tor tbs flsi y. arrogance and
insult 20 bis pee-s CONTAINED ia This unpailia.
m.ntary ttbolutitn.
hr CoLFAx Ind) remiu6s ed Mr Cox that
the gentleman (DyE,) cho offered the res ia.
ton 10 which be referred VAS not now In his
stGt.
mr. Cox rsplltd that he Wsnled his own 70
salu icn 10 accompany that Of tho goltlsmaI
| from Nv York (DiyHN)
The II au,e refused TO suspend the rulos TO
| receive The iesplu lion Of NJ. Cox.
On mo- ioa Of MIR. SrAYAEs Penn the III )us,
| took up ths Senate bill, adding four dollars
month 10 The ray Of non. comm sSioned officers
| muslcilny vCludtesrs, marines ssamsn and or
| binary seamsn and approving and lsgalizipl
| all the acts under the pioclSmAtions If tn,
| President AFTER March 4 1861, respecting tn
army and navy, regarding them OF tbs sam,
sfFsst as II they had been warranted by thu
PWr W., s",ou,,, oh,'ct.S nnI.s. ,h,,
oould Ia a distir "a vote On tue 1, oond ssction q
the IN approving ali the acts az ths Pr,sident
Mr. SKyHss prorosed 70 reduce the IL or sas
Cd pay from four to tao dollars. lie rema: Ike