The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-14

"WHEREAs, That Ross Winaus, while in the
discharge Of his4o official duty was arbitrarily
and Illegally arrested on the highway by force
Of arms, by the Federal Government, and sun.
dry Other citizens Of Maryland were seized Ly
the same despotie authority, in violation of all
their personal rights as citizens Of 3iarylsnd;
and, .sg 81. -
"a "NHEREAs, The unconstitutional and arhi,
trAry acts OF the Government are not confined
.;he, property ONO man is sac the sanctity Of no
dwelling is respected, and the sacredness ofpri
yate correspondence no longer exists; whereas,
tho House Of Delegates does not wish history
torecord the overthrow of all public rights,
without the record Of their indignant protest
and resentment against such acts OF Presiden-
,tial tyranny usurpatiens and outragos by the
Federal Government"
After long discussion as to whether the yes-
olution should berecelved, it was finally order
edto be printed.
Mr.. King offered q resolution that the Sec
retary of War be recommended to pay the vol
unteers iaonthly whenever practicable. Agreed
10. qTs
I The resolution fixing the time Of adjourn
4ment was taken up.
Mr.. Conamer moved to fix the time Tuesday,
August 6, at twelve Nj. Agreed to.
resolution was then passed to adjourn on
that day, at that hour. g
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson, the bill to increase
the Engineer Corps, was taken up and passed
Mr., Morrill, moved to take up the bill sup.
Elementary to the act TO protect the commerce
Of the United States. Agreed to, and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Trumbull reported from the Judiciary
Committee, bill relating to the judicial Dis
tricis OF Missouri and Kentucky, with motion
to postpone until next December
ss This led to a long discussion in regard to the
loyalty Of Judge Monroe, in Kentucky, in
which Messfs. Lane, OF Ind. Powell, Baker,
Brockinridge, McDougan, Polk Harris and 9TH
ers participated.
Adjourned. 5-..
v HOUSE,, Mr.. Blair, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a bill to increase the
efficiency Of the Typographical Engineer Corps;
passed. 1t empowers the President to add to
that corps two Lieutenant Colonels and four
Majors and one company of fsoldiers, to be Gem
manded by competent officer.
III Mr. Olin, from the same committee, repor-
ted back the bill to promote the efficiency Of
volunteer forces, and authorizing the President
10 discharge from the service any commissioned
volunteer officer for incapacity. inefiiciency,
misconduct, or neglect Of duty. The committee
saported a substitute and apply the principle
also to the officers of the regular army.
In the course Of debate on this bill, after
some remarks of Mr.. Burnett, Of Ky, Mr.. 0lin
said Mb. 3arnett was known to be warm
symPazhizer with those in rebellion.
MIR. Burnett responded that if the gentleman
wanted to know whether be sympathized with
those among whom he was born and who re
gard the war as having been forced upon them
and would make peace Tomorrow, he answer
ed in the affirmative, and they could make the
most vf it. e n E
The bill authorizing the President to discharge
army and military officers far incompetepcy
was laid on the table. @ e @ EH
The House took up the Senate resolution
providing for Q joint committee Of both Hou
ses to wait on the President and request him to
set apart day Of public humiliation, fasting
and prayer and supPlication for the success Of
our arms and the restoration OF peace. s
MIR. Stevens, from the Committee on Ways
and III cans, reported back the amendments to
the bill making appropriations for the enroll
inent and organizing volunteers, &c, with an
amendment thereto appropriating $50 100000.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary, reported
back the bill to confiscate property used for
insurrectionary purposes, with an amendment
in subs.ance That whenever, during this pre-
sent insnrFcction any person held to service or
labor shall be employed in military or naval in
tFenchmenis &C., the person TO whom such
labor or service is due shall forfeit his claim toI
thoisame ss@a @is
Mr.. Holman moved to lay the bill on the ia
bic. Negatiyed by II against 26
The House concurred in,the Senate's amend
rheht to tie House resolution, fixing Tuesday
next for the adjournment of Congress.
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