The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13

employ OF volunteers to ala Ia supp cssng and de
| FEM 'ns the goveTnmsDt II the United states
ne President 10 authorize ny the blu 70 accept tn
service oi volunteers eher cavalry or infsnlry, b.
nay deem proper to toe number GOO O0O ana t. pc.
zoe soeoses VI the same five hundred millions Of deAr
| are spO. opriated
| Mr ALLEN, Opp Of Ohio desired 70 amend 80 a. 4
unit ire acceptance q the volunteers 70 year, DO
thee years He expressed perfect willingness e
s''e vice 'he amount Of noaey and Lumber
T essa,, ms sSa in tn: bill necessary
suppress ths present revolution. He into the
aouse to sboe by he and ussges Of aeoorum and
Mr. xcKNGm-Nsithsr did he mean 70 violate decurum
There we're cries Of "Ordsr" during ,hs spirited COL
ioquy
Mr. BLAIR, (rep.) Or Mo, said shs President may. BY
the u ihs btu soosps the services OF volunteers
Tor lo, two or three years, but not exceeding thres
ssrs aid oil may be d,sbanoed II the war IL sooner
cunciused
Cox (opp OF Ohio, supposed tina, there vas some
reason for propo.,ns larger nunber Of men and .
greater hmogn ut or money than the PRECEDENT recon.
menoeo, and he would Ike know what IL was.
mr. 6Lsix 'esocadso that In orasr TO suppress rebel
'n the COMMITTEES en- Military Asirs only dis
poseo 10 grant Spss ssked hut 30 provide fOr all
emergencies during he recess Of Congress
M psspiE1os, topD OF Oh'o was for supporting the
nor or ad1 0eit 81 the country within the limit VI the
o,ntitaion, aoo WHOM feas nab nec,sst, dscsnds
st ne was utterly opposed 70 any measure which forsss
OF the AdEn,Del fst,0u and money than the
-xgeDc,es O. the ssrvice require He was opposed "
IN. O. ne regular sIuy when ay parent
mt vouoees are the proper force 10 suppress the
"elloh he WAS spp se1 70 bills OF indemnity
~ the tns Iather than 70 relieve
the couolf, o. .mbarrsss ment
Mr. AK hr,hy Ieped ssying that toe estimates NOT
oos Covered the vonn Out he additional regular
tpfs CGlg ess <h, rot oe-m II q krant
the latter 40 rspessd tbs, 1t the ousy o: Congress
20 movie suo3 tlCe~ - CA pJssbiy sd After
Cong ess snsi have urued
Nj OWEN GeV oi New York Was willing 10 vote for
tn Dr., sed L. large a. 1,es w,uld Do required at
Pensacola Gnsristp anu ohsr rebeuous plat % In our
o1nieaeracy Ne sQT responder ailments Of
the ger TENN from ~ pniv.Dm (Mr s,cknsnI. ex.
yG-reH ksFf ~ ltaU NJ nj
sufficient ne would vote ~ "a Hon Re- had Col hdeDcs
% sbe P'e'deoL aoc III atvses, aud would give 20 HIN
toe broadcast dhcrsSou.
fr hC}ifks.ND topo Of III would give the Prest
ne u oil tn All he money that he asked and
"lua o" his on tn gound thai the somlnstraics 10
neter aeluainted uao no use are With What 10 re
lunet Sc tMr Nc fDano) hssever, would bold the
Pssen' 'esp'nt be 'ot N" expenditure " the money
aud the saecs 'siul use ~ the mi ita-y forces.
Mr. sUoxiLAD, OPP - Pa wanted thu bill to stand
"a r-p1r "a by Ire COMMIT q. He sss opposed 70 the
prop seo reduction from 40 600 80 OOC men re ex-
'sssn ms Co hd.nce III 10 Istion and tho old
rin'f'eiu "ho controls shd drec,s The Ssr movement
,uey ~oon, b"t sp-od 0"l~r Ior eapoy q Nan more
bsn would be- pectes4'y 10 pat down rebellion and down
n must z"
W. hABDfNG (Tu,oa) Of Ky. WAS In favor Of giving
sn7 am, not al money and number OF sup
pbt ~ ntsin ana oeeD0 this COVER NJ but he
ssspst ycSiIs pore than er-ary. tie de-
cde.Iy 900 prc0o it,opsls of defending and
sdppr'h lag To. g'se1 beOt-toe best government the
~oid Saw apf the I.st hope % tree government
ttis 1T L. bat 80 be sgst IT the
su 1ug ZION 81 tue -oUthsD ! ats He, however, did
bot uD ersiaGa ths b,u 20 it 10 such but
e. he spop2t apo m.Dt bsose % the government.
lboegb he ra bis ,iesgus come from kentucky,
me repefentei IS i,yal set Of Union
ser, 10 ce fo'no Ia sny ya,s of the United
siass but they opposed 70 suhjues tion.
y. au xious 90 ns uJ to save Kentucky from
be horrors Il Gel ~er aud peaceful solution OF
aficipe7 ne briefly voosted the Crittenden plan
o. compromise
Ar VAILssDIGH propos ed amen ment 10 the bill
namely shat before the president shall have the right
ca out NOR voub ere he sh.l sppon. some con-
m,.s rera e. acc any The my on ia march to re-
cav nra IN. .d., oh ho
1eo from she executive o. the ed Conreda
y,4es ary % them, looking to u suspension
~ bostin, ca aut he oi ead states or aay OF
kbopl, g. the FEDERAL opst,tu,,on and hornts Nj.
Va l,un ghaD an, M When Utah IN
repel three CON sppor teo to accom-
paoy the sny witch mny'd into hsl territory, snd
tnny .be fen I'd was one of far greater i'm
p0tapCe ,o~tee whole The should go
Otb with he "a hand and The ol We brspch IN
the o,lM H. of re the -uepd" cot In good sath ana
for he pup taiung whe her there u dis
po-ii'n hero To listen To ~ accommodation
Ao would vote j.ss Daoy Gpo much
necessy - p-nieot and oe'eOd the federal gov
1t wss 'gsi1s, aggressive ana offensive war
tue bat be rave br Voice
MIR WRIGHT (rn,oo) o. "a said thA. he WAS opposed
- tbe D0u,.nt
sr VAnAsnjUass, q" Hr Wr'gbt)-Are you opposed
TO the rem ~ The ssredei t.tesY
~r TSiGnr rep'ea hat be w-A not
NJ vsL.ril"HAa further ssvee-W the seoeced States
desire 10 return ~bcut hsh or erk,pg another blow
OF the eeotlegiaD VI ena "a thsy shsud stan up aud
be pleo 20 receive cur shot the eags Of the sword
Al" VT oo'D1 o to- hsy oac.Y
Ger The staudkrd OF e1sD"n is down their arms and
se for ard snr eoo'r ,ber leasers then he
fer peace (epparssl 40 nos ",hcr~ss IL was not bs
pu-poe 10 s-gsfd ths M - var Of ,nbjugatton. The
nsrcb % ibs srny he legal states was 10 defend the
i"Rrt OF 'n" sovsrn'n'nt, got I" ROD "utpern men o
tneu pr pert, or iue 'sre W. rne reso question ano
80 ors as The nrot ana drsgu was u preserve INC IA
egrit, of ,h- Uniln he OPP $50 u aus oropoei ion
To- rcace White these 3ep Etld arms IN their hands
h,u' ing sny hing about 'he oommitsonerr who
Accommodated the Ut4a ARM be alluded tire fact that
com@ 30 oaefs gert w,b the am, into Mexico. Why
ara he (Hr WrghD jusitiy tha1 Because that was
conflict het~een two independent nations
be present war WAS raia.d ny mem oeis OF our own
Observation-Disclosures who by their rebell'ous acts had pro-
ouo.d vast aIDOss tsmne. snd psrsy 200 the pur
suits ~ idutty He wanted tn suhjusae traitors that
patrHts may live that the laws may be supreme
Mr. HuTcm,s, (re,.) o. Ono, moved amenom ent to
Ar Valano Qnan prcps,,ion 10 read 'thst he be
vgo Gusts rn-outea 70 the eneotus putting down Of
"a. reb -ilior."
Mr. VALAspIGgAB ssd that the character OF bis COL
league wruld ne well Understood tn be- the
p o.eoutioa Of vigorous war against Innocent
wa seeking authority Of this govern
r,ept.
Mr. Hutchins' ano,ndmept agreed TO- and Mr.. Val
hndighsn's Proposition - thus moo led, rejected
Mr. DIVES offered amendment that the ofl to be
forces authorized by this bill be selected
from persons educated tne Vest Point Academy, or
from pei who served in the regular my not
iess Loan ave years BE sad, In the Of his re