Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14
Thirty seventh Q. O.ongress..Extra ses-
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ssArr.--Sfr, Hale introduced bIii proyidins FOR u
IA ssnssa,' ~ sIsr ss s s,sdsnt9l
WILEY IN place Of Mason. and q. Oariie IN n,scs
Huntsr NJ Johnson said ia IoolsS unoc ~ ,s,r
81 Vyouis h this hody ss fsvnrsbis osIe s'
Mr. Bayard protested aesnst the ndmisson n, ,bs.,
eentIeen as Benators IN paee az senatoys who.s
had not expired ne moved 70 refer The credentias h
| ira oo,nmittee IN the I1dicI.yv - ~s"S "
NJ asu'burv aso oSisctsS n tbs .ar,,..io a, A..
aentIenen and wanted the oueston referTed - '-'
M. Iatham ssid ia had nnnased ny AT, ~. A..
vesie,n ncrton ~ vsy.na M sscsasS tnss .ns
he va rsnsred - onnoss a. hs wond No. case y
any gsy hs most doc,,ins ~ "
va svs- ssaic,.d ,v,,h. hr. M. y. % ~
csss Hers WA tbs ss oS v,sna ~ tne
Iatu, "a vas reoiariv siec,ed snd the aenata s hcs
N ADMIT tbase rent,ssn ~ asrs,css s T,,o, sounu
Mr. Hale SAID II was recomisine true and ioyai man.
Tbere Was no nrreedsnt h,can,s The s,arH nsS %
such state Of thines. This vas no lime 10 stand on
SUysaa S:n question 0l mo OF asa'n with the
Tbs Senate must meet the .,us bers and ,vsrvvhs,.
The people were mpatient nov and he feareS 4 would
nrn h. snS~nst,an is tha asnss hs.,ts,sd % woua s
States, : ~ y - : ,, :, - : y A'sN- 'N-
mission tbs.s ootss s e a.
oonsttution. ~' N'','','"Ds Wv
mr.. eaasoury SAD ne wl,hed distinctly understood
s,,n naa no yppsy WIZ ne exPemeo senatora Tor he
WIN tne oens.or Lrom oe,ornas the doc
sne y. seoeson was most oamnapie one and ieaoing
70 most dangerous results. tI
NJ Ihe discussion was carried on by Mssrs johnson Q
,ennsssse, Saui'pury' Dhyard ana Ten Byck AZ some
ienEtn;
Mt Mt nov na as.sd ga tgr m inc yess ana @ nays
,,sa M Isn nyck 1a he was gag .ne senator from hen
LUCKY MI. nad asked ior tne yeas aud nays The
cens.yI nso Pu. LotwhIo ~ tne champion Oh tne
aTS @ nae rnI m ,nS dcr VIC
aung IT, Ae lTen Eyckl did not think neutrality was
true % the Constitution. He who 10 not for US, Is
assns W p, ~.
mr' foWeu bhu-hentucky uesres peace ana compro-
S,nS. chs uoss % nos "n 70 prue ne, nanos IN tne
Dlooo oI ne, pro.ne one mas peen and Always VIII be,
reaoy 70 nsas hssipst m ioreisn enemy. Her attitude
'n9S,u 9s 's,,Ia ~ au ~ - W III rug onii'uan men,
Tne TLs msnsu sssSa " ~ ~ = Peass,msker; sl;
az oNvn w. on 9sns,seI W " yeas ana nays
~. Aess, 1nen, phyaio, folk, foweu ana sauhbury'
me new @ iSn,s hii1 .aen sworn In
msnts from the com nittee on RinaGoo adopted. The
Dill was tnen iala over temporarily
o 70 tne present military establishment
was tnen mken up, ..
Mr.; King offered an amendment, that within six
montns s,er tne naurrecton be suppressed the army
" WHAT" WAS properly py the act OF may
Aosi. Ia ;sg, hs,esu 20 %. o...,s.,,
Ano hst inc rresoent cause the ofcers and prvates
pc oscnaged 20 asto reduce the army In acco rdance
pnsretV: sn -,
Ine PHI VS. reported 70 tne senate which, after an
AAe0us'e ses'ioh' ao)ournea'
Housr The speaker laid bsfora the uorss ,b,s
noon communication from the Post Msstsr Gsnsrai n
oomn,snca Win tba is,. sh,sh ,o,;s Ss y. ...a ~ -
reasons for di,continuinr The mails in the az called
csdsd s,sts. Wv ANa''' Ia 'no " 0aiisu 10
''i Mr Mai, os,e,sd ,bs ,o,,ovn, n,s.n,,,o
WHrRRIs, Jpo. B. CLARK WAS Elected membsr m The
rst Mondav In inrnst ana whsress .ca ,ht H., O' ala
CLARK held Commission in the State Guard Of MsSour.
under the r+beI ooveynmen, and took na, - ,ba a,
SaSiment Al Booneyis thsreSors part 'ne Gu
ResoLpsd That said Inc n Tiark bo. ,o,fo,,ed III.
right m IN tbia onoress and a. bsrsh1
expelled, ''''''
~ "a a .h - - syoh " as sganst tne 10v-