New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16
move scu.hward and let the croshihg blow be st1'eh

,,,e ao,.hx,.rd and ,st The croshng blow be stFek
When tbes stare and the sripes Boat 10 peae.ai .aiii
sa1h over Richmond, Charleston saVain,, .aoS r. of
AND New-Orleans, She witt ess and tue lrDo1 the
sol seafioa but of restoration and p'o.e9S S,h 4;
peogle of the Loyal States viii ieel toa' Sl;bers,e
pot conaneTed but saved. know thai i. tps lv no
pu roee- to accomplish iliH can be tue tueA !. .,,,,
disaster; hai they have the power 10 car on,ss,
ecution and that they will never aoai"b =; f,nnea
to which they have devoted tbeir nVes I'D the
and their sacred honor, III me leSyeS AND an,
Union shall be everywhere -.
prsme. - ,hat ,y, aanate nrc.
eeed 70 q % electio II a Secretary. AgFe,d 10
On tts 6rst ballot 30 votes were cs1'' D. W. '"ey
"a sived D6 and was declared tie;veu' =. e
WSDE introduced bill fog the protection OF
ocSerrTsS' Me TES EYCK REP, NJ mtrOdpced bill for
the organiZaIl0o and enlpioy hisot vi pOh'' w.
he City of Washington.
Mr.. POWELL (i}o,n., KY offered resolution tnat
The secretary of War nior she Senate what o'n'rae's
have been made since -rch, lS0l ,r
Mr.. TRUMBULL Qtep, H. inrodnced ,,n W
eout te prop>r,y IN the Rebel States OF persons Gu
gagged in q war againss the Government
1fe Amy Appropriation bill was taken np, anu
severs,l ameidmeo,sTepOrttd from the Oounh''ee vi
Mr. GRIMES lRep., Iowa. offered an amendment;
that the COAT Survey DO suspended during hme Oh
war.
AR KING (lsep., n. J offered an am.ndmen', tuNs
Aha to wear. volunteers be treated the same IN all
| re.raeis e. the three years volunteer.
Mr.. FESSENDl1N rep, he offered an aneno,
mept 10 as to read tst all the provw!ons oi war anu
concentrations herein contaioed, appEabie 10 three
yea,s volun eeIs should apply volunteers,
and a o,ber volunteers exceeding thiee ihon's, III
| the arny and navy" AGREED TO:
Mr.. HARRIS KEEP, N. " oiered an amendment
Cor the harror defeDses OF the Ciy OF Ne"
YORK., and apprOrriating $1oI % therefor ...,
| Mr FESSENDEN raised the Polht OF oroer tna'
| this was not recommended from Committee or from
| the War Department.
| The a,nendment was eXcl0ded -
Te hill was then reported 10 the Senate and passed
TIE M to increase the military etablishmenI OF the
! United STATES WAS mken up. .h
Tie question was on ,he amendment OF reducing sn'
army a In in sx mouths after the asuIreelon Is sup
rres. ed and is was modified as 10 make IL one year
| urts ad nf Xix mouths. A., -
meut as il would have bad elect on we ary' anu
| deter officers on entering new rtgimeDts.
| Msssrs. GALE lRep., N. H. and HAkklS also OPP
| posed the amendment. -,
hr. GRIMES spoke in favor of il. He did not wish
70 have a large standing army forced on the country.
| Mr. WILSON said thai though be was notdeVo'ediy
attached 10 the army sul the country was not %an'
ing the utter IT'S Of rhe army as It should do ~ we
bsd had 40 90 men ast October properly distributed,
we might have had the forte iu the Southern ports To-
| day. ,..o an
1 Sir. GRIMES thought that if we bad as large an
army that Mr.. Lincoln woad not hofd 'ne position
Mr.. WILSON said that was matter OF opinion.
He thought injustice was done 10 the army by charging
il with treason Treason did not originated in the army,
but 10 these sests and in the Cabinet.
On motion Of Mr.. BRECKiNRlDGE Dem, ky.l,
The resou,on approving the acts OF the Pre.ident was
uade he special order for tomorrow, as he Wihed 70
submit d few remarks.
MIR. HOWE Rep., Wis) moved to amend tbe amend
ment reduiug the army sgain Ia one year hfer the
insrrection is Suppressed, by providing that the
army may be reduced as Congress may direct. Mr..
Howe spske at some length Oh the subject. He con-
tended that IL NIL yht be necessary TO have larger
standing army than 10 defend the frontier, or ioF
9th, purposes lie thought it better TO leave II to the
future Tor Congress TO decide
The amendment 70 the amendment was agreed TO, by
| Yeas % Nays ls. The bill then passed.
Mr.. CHANDLER rep, MCh.) Introduced a blll u
provide for the conscaIion OF The property OF the
| rebels. .
On motion of Mr.. FESSENDEN rep, Me.b the
! Loan bill was taken mp.
| Several amendments, reported from the Conmittee
Oh Finance adopted, and the Senate went Int
| Executive setson. Adjourned