The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-03
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Un motion OF mr.. CoA COnio) " WAS 10
solved by the Senate aud House Of Rsprsseu-
taiiy,s In Opgrses assemblsd, that we &C.
knew edge the faithful services and loysl dsyo-
ton Of our co. disrs Who havs fought and fallen
In dsfepdipg our Gag, and In vindicatiDg the
supremacy and majesty Of ths Republic. wnsthsr
suee.sefui, ot eompellsd by the ovsrwhslmtng
pumbsrs Of the spsuy to rs.isn victory o.
ready won, THAR graves are henoTed, and bis
terry Invests their names with initiating re-
novr; and Wills the national Legislature sx-
presses the sympathy Of the nation for thar
bsreaved families and friends. We commend 10
q generous psopls, and TO the army which "a
now sag.r 10 renew the contest With unyisld-
irg eoerag', the impsri'hsble honor Of their
exsmpls-
Mr.. ROSCOE CssxLrso IN. ~ offered the
RssoirsS, rbatthis House, provided thu San
ate conssnt thereto, sdioarn tomorrow (Se3nr-
day) At AZ O'Clock. snd further that the houss
soes.nt that thu 6snsts may adjourn at such
tire - they may dstsrmins Tor that purpose.
Tbs rseolution wss tabled.
| Mr.. BroHAM (0hio) from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported substitute for the senate
bill, to coohsesss the propsrty used Tor insar.
reciiopssy purposss- t-.
Ths substitute was rejected.
Mr. BIsonAM Ohio offered an amsndmsnt to
the original bin, sui setir 9 all pr psrty employ.
sa,ia rssistAncs TO lbs la1s Of tho United States
| 10 cap urs wherever found, aud thsti IL Ia tue
| du,y Of the President 20 cause the pame to be
ssizid, coLd eeatsd and coIdep,t.d. He ex.
pli ed that tbs Senate bi applied to all IN.
surrse irrs. while bis sme.duent restricted
| the Trcviaious OF the blu to ths present irsur-
Ire ion.
Mr. Cox. of Ohio, moved to lay the bill on
| the iable
Motion lost by yeas, 81; nays, II,
Mr. BUeHAMs smtnfmsnt to substtut'
| wss rejected.
Me-. PaNDI roH (0hi } thought that thI
whole policy oil the bill was wrong, and con-
cludtd bis remarks By Offering an amsntmsnt
providing smorg other things that no seizure
OF property shell be made except by warrsn
10 the ordirary wsy. and on probable Gauss.
Mr.. DvIs IN. Y. would vote az amt ID,
bill, while he was in favor Of resorting to al
means known TO cisiliEsd warfare for puttinl
down this rebellion. Bat rfed cannon and
ammunition were not TO be seized BY civil pro
GEES. Ths passage Of this bill would not pro
| mote the success OF our array. Its effect would
ba DISASTROUS. AL over Missouri, Kentucky
MIy'aId and many other communities msr
cenaIy men, informsrs, may bring . charge o
treason sgainst any man to dsprivs him OF hi
. | property.
0 Mr.. SrHvKss thought In times Ike ,hss
tie Laws Of war were 70 govern their actor
9 Those wno have rspudistsd the G nsitutio,
4 and trampl,a it under foot, are sstopped b
Q every ,rinsipls Of municipal and coumon Ia
from invoking the principles Of that instr
: msIt. Thos, who applied these d,e'rio.s he
= | Were the advcca,ss Of the rsb.l'--hs meant
j. | a legal point Of view. He (SrKvEss) dsni,
that they have auy standing In court ~ho Al
% tb. counsel Of those who deny the Csnstit'
q titn h IN force.
Q Mr. MALLORY (Ky } inquired whether Il
gentleman (STEvEFs) meant 20 say that d.
Q ring tho ,xist,ncs OF the rebellion @ u-rs
has q right TO pass an uucous itaaonal act
= Mr.. STAvBSs replied thai IL was ecn'tit
10 | tionBl iight, according TO the lag o. nations,
= time 6f war 10 eosfscate tho rights and pr
l. that n ration has right 20 strip the snemy
{. tvFJy collar, to do every 'hiog +, weaken {
bsDds instead Of putting bin g. ce,th VIII
o. slaves are eon1ecatSd aIc tp-0s bss, God IL
IN bid that they should ~ returned 10 che
70 III ,'iIS. Ho did not ray MAJ the "
vAs made fer this pup ss. Tsois sho ms
70 The wa SbOuld bs asksd for What pv 1oss it v
a. Vsg,o. J. he whole s ,u'h we're laid v,sLo
OF ! save N UtiOu ffolp 0tstrnc ION % loo II 3
ID ltifc q IgtrBmsIt y a. not s'rooG en- ugh Y
10 pecEls Ne'e. ind would fak1 'rs that thi, "
ut shopld h prosecuted unit ps.ce was restore
At lie lisvsd bo.sver, that the Goy'rnme
10 vas c ,IDPstert for this important woth-
ths WA sneu'd DO continued svsry bondm
be LONGING to AJebsl SHOULD DO clll,d on to !
Of Ia It's prosecution with view 10 q restorai
al Of The Univn. He (SrkvESs) now moved I
x, Previous question
at k.MT. CuITTSnnN, Ky rising 70 a PRIV
lis | legged qu1etiop, wlsosd ~ know ,waOthes
q gsntlsnap (STKvHps) meant to cay thai To-
II Sho oppoNd thi . bill we're the advocuss OF
lie | bellion2
nd Mr.. S1RyEss made no rsp'v.
mt On motion Of Me-. PksDLKToN the bill '
W reeomuittsd TO the Committee on the judi II
sL by go sRs'nst 4s.
or M. SrHyMns, from the Comuittse on O
20 ference, made report on the oiSAgtseiug "a
W. OF the two HOUSES, on the tariff and direct
sds bills. lie explained that tho Con mittoo 3
lbs up the House revenue biil a. the fsuodation
Ia the cnnfsIsnos. They hsve reduced the d
lac on Q, ff.s from i've 10 four c nus pound I;
ccctA from five to three cents pound on
. 4 gar from Two and bali 70 two csns . pou
on on bisory 10 two osnts pound, and on gro
on added 90 much Of the tariff bill OF the
nate as referred TO liquors. adding tWeI
gsd Ave cents TO the duty on brandy, max
by | Il one dollar and tusnty live cents pu gall
Is on otb1 liquors and wines thy sdd.d 10 o
va ad VaIoTtm and on imported and distilled
quorS 90 osniA- The COMMITTEE nsxt tool
the the House bill providing for direct tax
the n embsrs representing the Senate Comml
were OF opiAion that they could mot set 81
InH without uniting the two bills They, th
Ole fore. took up tina Direct Tax Bill - the HI
| passsa It With unssssntiAl altsFati snA, snd
sas ihs income tax prpposiu n Of tue Ssnsta.
al. income tan was not Al bardsnsoms - thI
10 ID, Houls. The House had propossa m Inc
tax on ak hundred dollars. While the Be
in plAc,d thu amount at not bslsW eight hum
40 | aollara NTH a tax a thrso per espt. p@