New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

again solemnly declare that the 10 which
glged sgqnst the nsurgD. bodies in against the
has for its object the suppression Of slcb rebel
lion and the Of the rhtfG authority OF the
National Constitution and laws the entire extent of
Nod Thsf while we dscaim all power under tine Consti
tuition 10 interfere by ordinary legislation With the institutions
of the several Staes yet the existing must be con-
ducted according 70 the aud rights Of military service
and that during its continuance the recognized snoy OF
the naxim-that the safety OF me otA.e - .e s s
sbordins,os right OF property ard dominates over cv rea
tons -, -, :.
Judgment the President OF the United states as the Com
Chief OF army and the officers in commsnd mn
slave IN any military district in state of insurecon against
the National Government aud THAT We respectfully ADVISE na
avail weaken the power OF the reoe III sphs, or 70
strengthen the military power OF the loyal FORCES
Mr.. DUNN moved to lay the resolution on the
table, but the motion was disagreed to by Yeas 20,
against 20, as follows:
YEAs-Me.srs Allen; Aneona Bailey lPeuo), Biddle'
Baish, Harding Hsui.on, Holman, Horton Kellogg I)
N i +s Morris Noble So Soa od' PsSdoS
Perry Rice (Ia Richardson, Robinson, shefeld shie,
S ,n5ss siefs S wd t ONO woodas
NAYS-Alessrs. Aldrch, Alley, Arnold, Ashley Babbn,
fPen1 Bale, Bufiuion, CLARK, Cof,x, Fred A. Conkns
Roscoe L. Conkling Davis Dawes Due Edserton Edwards
lev Hickman, Hooper. Hntchns, Julian Kelley Lansing
Looms Loyeoy Mehea9 hi'f bell norh lHp d1l Nor Nor
t ter Rice tMsEe, Riddle Rollins IN. H., Sergeant sedg
wick shsnss saesos vsg Horn Van veiseubnrrh Vsa
We. Wal Wallace Walton Diaiue), Walton Vtl,
WsshBurne Wheeler, Wilson, worcester:
The question recurring on Mr.. Ehots resolution,
Mr. ROSCOE l.. CONkLING proposed an amend
ment, which Mr.. Eliot accepted: so az to make the
resolution apply to the slaves of disoya citizens.
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS the further consider
alton of the resolution postponed until tomorrow
week in order that II may be discussed and amend
HIM al Ip
features of the proposition, but desired modification
Mr. CAMPBELL gave notice that he would call
up the following mex: Tuesday week:
Resred That in leg,stins meet the eHigencies of the
present o. sGHss s s%d pfo the PROPERTY
rght, under the Constitution and laws Of all loyal citizens
Mr. STEVENS submitted the following for future
consideration:
United states and whereas there be solid and
nen pc ace and union in Til, Republic long that nstin
Rebels essential Of supporting and prosecuting me
war; and whereas by the law Of nations IL right to oeae
enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives. OF ire
United States in Congress assembled that the PRESIDENT pe
requested declare free and to direct all our generals ana
officers In order freedom 70 all slaves who shall
leave their shall aid In queing the rebellion
oad be Il further resolved thai the United States
edge the faith OF the nation make full and fair compenss
ton TO all citizens who shall remain hctie IN sup
porting the Union for all losses they may sustain py virtue
" Mr.. FENTON, from the Joint Committee, re;
ported that they had waited on the President, and
he desired them to state that be would send IN his
Message to the House tomorrow at II clock.
MIR. STEVENS gave notice of his intention Of In
Producing bill to repeal certain laws creating ports
of entry
Mr.. MCPHERSON offered a resolution, which lies
over setting forth the want of more complete iali-
road and instructipg the Committee Oh Military Az
,;rs N ;nonire into the expedency Of constructing
an airline railroad from Gettysburg to Harrisburg
ROSCOE l.. CONKIJNG submitted the follow
ing which was adopted:
R,,Ir,d TIA. the Secretary Of War be requested II not IN
compatible with the public interest to report 70 th. House
aertsn spon.ibe the disastrous movement Of
On motion of Mr.. MCPHERSON. Il was resolved
that the Secretary OF War be requested to furnish to
this House copies OF all contracts made by the Quar-
termasters Department for feeding disabled horses
during the Winter, TO state the terms OF these con-
tracts the Of the contractors and the number
Of horses given out, and whether these contracts
made upon public notice
Mr.. ODELL submitted the following, which was
adopted
S BATH Of B" Ra% h.. now By the Rebel aatbortes
ordered TO confinement IN feons prison. and by the
order 20 be treated prisoner convicted o. an ina
Rssred Th. the President Of the United States be
,pecuy requested to order John Side 10 the sane caac
ter Of prison ard 70 the treatment until Col Wood
,h, be treated IS the United States have used prisoners taken
Ia b.liie.
The following notices Of bills were given uncer the
rule:
By Dir. WASHBURNE Rep, ILL.,, to establish a
pos-road from the city Of New-fork to the city OF
Washington
By M VAN WICK, bill to establish and con-
s,ruct military and postal railroad from Washing.
ton City, in the District of Columbia, TO the CITY oil
Ney.Nork in the State Of New-iork
Mr. BERNIEISEL presented the Constitution
which was formed by the Convention OF Delegates
assembled at Great Salt Lake City Utah, in March
hst accompanied by memorial asking Congress TO
admit that Territory into the Union Us State, on
an equal footing with the original States. Adjourned.