Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10
THIRTY.snVENTm CONG Il Ess.
First session.

SENATE.--A number OF petitions were pre-
aented and referred 70 appropriate committees;
Beveral on the emancipation OF the slaves OF
the rebels we're presented and referred 70 the
committee on the Judiciary.
1 Mr.. sumner presented resolution That all
memorials and papers on the fles OF the Senate
relating 70 the recognition 0f Liberia anc nay
u'be taken from the hlee and reierred 70 the
committee on Foreign Aheiref Agreed TO-
! Mr.. Clark offered resolution requesting the
Marshal or the, District to inform the senate by
what authority he keeps slaves o. the District
IN lel because tney are refractory. -
he said ne nad visited the JAIL, and iouno
number OF slaves Oh the DISTRICT connned tnefe
for no reason except that their masters and
mistresses had sent them there because they
we're refractory" ''
Resolution agreed 70.
mr. hehe lesoluaon airect,ng the judiciary
committee 70 inquire into the expectancy Oh
apSo,nisnlng sne PIesens supreme oouF. ana Ss7
Apiisnlng anothery was taken UP. ne sald the
present supreme Court had iailed' lie believed
u tne repels now IN arms enouid succeed, the
ouPfems e,, youtt, woulu uecioe mat tne solulers
noM w. IN csiglnla were DespAssers ana rio'ers.
Mr' Coi!amer moved as q substitute tnat the
portions OF the rresident's message relating to
ms, snv 'uoiciary Do referred 70 'ne judiciary com
iiiMee Mo ,-.
az ~, i. Svnansr nmenumens was hgteeo 10
"HS sno leso'ut,Tn NJ As rn ame11eu was aa9p.eu'
~ mo.lon y, WI. cnan1ier sne resoluuou ~
qultlng Into tne cause OF tne disasters 10 our
aimy a' nuii hun anu Dahs Diun' was taken
uPr, q ~ L.,
NJ. ue duessioI was on sne SUBSTITUTE oneree oy
mr. Grimes, tnat committee be appointed TO
h,esssaso s 'ns cause gI al tne oisas'erS tha'
nAN9 M. nSSppenSu W sne Union iorces'
nanpier Salu olncers oi tne army were
nu ~. ,taDS ~lI,peaSnmenH put one 81 our own
.unuer un nas iaiien lhr, BAKER ana nooody 70
iee' ne tnougns tne iacts ought 70 be
snowa si regarIiog sne olsssters IN Missouri, re
ss,eu F.au ~ :, W me senator from hanaas, zen,
n Sod,. :. ~ eiatIy, ~ iys Ds hlo"n; not,
~ '. nou nane ie' MIN peJusuned ana let the
AZ yFos. nuow ~ y. LII. -. aT.l .l.,.L.-
The srh;n". oef 'noueus " oes. not 70 lnVssugate
stono"a s'Ios h ,i how Crosl 1ne Prssent clfcum-
Z. Tc .u;,s M % Soneress nau De1'er 20. 10
H. ~ military encers managed the army bad
ry alone IN time ~ war An ;nnr;s, 81 tS;a
kind would only call men awav from HIGHER dn.
ties. At the proper time ConSross uioSt nosIo
| the inouirv y ,'-T '-'e - - =
Mr.. Sherman believed n, ;,ro.,; >. 10. .,,u,d1
bo henofn;ai o.Dsa;si iIN Z en gaelon "ouiu
| the whole condnct AZ re -au u, 'Iso
would record bis solemn conv,o,;o, tSs, 1o hocD. Ne
the var ceased sio va.a ,,o,iJ sIH nm ueiore
tirely cease 10 eYist INT tha sor Shonid nv GU
IA ~ r;,ho', @ uus sne war snouIu De car.
slSvsr, 70 nroaosns y 'S.saeuoe ~ s1e suolecs Oh
IF he could infnse tba sn;r;t 81 ~ a, ee uien
al, tSe dso. r.nan,s ns sPrs VI sae people into
would soon end nd '"e So'e'"nen'' 'ne war
! Mr.. Wilson vas GLAD ,bo ro.o,n,;o. ,,
take wide field. He tbonobt IL was i'm "oI, ,ha