The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-02
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Wdshr gtop, Aug IN. BAULaBuRr (Od)
moved 20 tahe up the resolution % ioquitJ In
reference 20 tbs s,nding o. arms 10 III, 8 ate Of
LIE aware. He isia that Delaware wa ~
10y al a. spy sac 10 tbs Union, but psrsoss A..
tempted 10 make 1t spTsar that thsfs were eis-
loy 81 men there.
The motion va az sed 10.
Mr.. WATSON (Mars } Introduced . bill max
Ing sppro ribti Is iOr fort feat tns TIC bull
ptuyio's for t1t0.C0n, AID alto pr0nibi a jgg
ing in the army. Passed
The bill 70 prsmois 'hA efficiency u tina vo.
iuntor ftrc,s Of the ULitsd 5'Aps was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. CHArDLER (M'cN. } tom the Co~m'u,s
on Conu cree, Itpor,so . bull reducing Com ulu
fees n v,s'sls IunniDg 20 or biu,sn foreign
ports Pns,d
The bill 10 pup!sh 'rsud on the part o. Off
c,rs mbkibE contracts for tAs Gour msui.
which ~ss rstprnso from the H)u with
an endn' n Q, was taken up,
Mr.. Wiuos (MSss moved q r considers
ton Of he voc ~ which toe former amsn:-
nents q the Houss wHe agreed TO. ii. said
he thought tb. bill wss calculated to DO u jury
arr hamper the op'rations 81 tbs Govsnnsut.
After some tiscussion, hr. WTMoS with
DIRE his IN Jtion, and tho bill passed.
Mr.. WILsos inside q report from the Com
mittee On CoDferen, % on tire bill for the better
ofgsn'zs n Of the army.
Alter ptms d. cussion the report was sgrcsd
| 10 and the bill was passed.
The bill fer the suppression OF instruction
Mr.. Cow1N penn m owed that II 10 post
ponsd Till December.
Mr.. BRHCKIsRILoE (Ky) said be should
vote for lis post ponemsnt. H. was glad TO see
the Senate at last pause e.tors one bill. de
| thought the ball " uld abolish ell state gov
eminent ard destr y the last vestiae Of p1liti-
| cal and ptrsonh hb,rty.
| Mr. TRuMBuLL Qil) oontsnded that s,ms
| bill Of the Kind was n,ce sary from the ext
genci,s Of the times. Tho Constitu Ia Ia
dsug,r and We havs voted men and money 70
| carry on the war TO saw the CoIsva zdOn, AID
how can We Justify GU selyes withsut maturing
| a bill 60 much needed? Give tbs bin the go
| ~ ar let the Constitution bs violated every
| day, because We woAld not pass IL, bat leave
the military to do as they please Without res
friction
Mr.. FRsssDxs (Ms.) make a report from
the Con mittes on Confer. nee on the loan bill:
The consideration Of the insurreciioa bill
| WIS resumed.
Mr.. BRHcKnRID0x said the drama was
| beginning 10 open, and the Senators who are
| srging on the war are QUARREL X nong them.
Selv,s The Senate had already passed . gen
srsl cobfscAtion bill, aud a'so &c aeral smsn-
cips,ion bill. Ihs Police Commt sionsrs Of
Baltimore wer, arrested without any law, and
carried CT TO an unknown pacs, aad the Pre-
| sidsnt refuses 10 to the III Juse what they were
| arrested for, ard what hes boan done with
them. Yet they cal this liberty and law.
The Ssrater from Illinois (BRow sIso) said he
(BRrcKIsBu ON ssssnsd the p esidsut with
Ri os) believed the President TO 10 an
hores, msn-tramplins tho Q institution
under foot for good motives from evil
councillors. Bat the proce diogs Of Congress
far sclpssd any thing The Prsid,nt had done,
. ard the Presidents acts sink into nothinsness
before the absolute Cutrages on personal lib.
erty p,rps rated by Congress. II is evident
that the Constitution Ia 10 be laid aide, ar
he wanted the country to know the fact. The
fact 10 We are on the wrong tack, and the pso
pc are beginning 10 Kae II. No'hiug but ruin
q | TO the Nsrth ana Sou b follows war. Let Con-
Is gIsss pat 80 aud ropOnd TO the up isin9 al
, over the eous'ry for peace: War Is dual di.
solution. II wa go ON twelve mon'hs va shall
have three q hf,dsracies instead VI two. HI
% koev he was u,tering g. nsiments which nsar'
10 Is al sretrsd a, but he IVES willing 10 abil
Nv ibe Il al judgment OF history.
4 Mr.. BAKER (GrsEop) asked what pats oil
the bill were unconstitutional.
a Mr, BRHCKURIB0ksaidA AL were go aerodoui
, | that ha could not partieulsriza.
Mr. BAKER referred to the II g. s,ttion. ant
said Il was not unconstitutional for the Poet
dent TO declare a military district Ia state o
| insurrtoicn.
: Mr.. BRy cK,rRIr or said that the Pres'dsn
/. had no authority to declare ttate In iusai
/. rtetion.
( Mr. B,ErR contendod that the Presidsr
q bad tho right 10 dselate q dis riet in insurrsS
!. ticn whe'h In a state or two states, VIII,
~ | tho civil lowor was Overtbfown, the Pre-
" dent must call On the military TO pressivs u
Government Ito only thing the Pre5ids
can do Is 20 tdvaucs armies and put do
Il, rebellion Tie s na,or from Kentucky stat
a up brsvrly, srd 81 eaks tb' So continents, VIII
81 be hc!dS but what are they but comfort a,
| aid TO The ertmy What are ttey hut bri
'Snt words pitched with ,rsu, on, even
cry capital OF tho Co isderScy. WI
Nhspator havsus TO do Would
-on +? There was nothing lef.
tIha, xynnId ha,.a Ia