Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-19

Mr.. Baker, of Oregon, said that he hoped
never to have any exhibitions of approval or
disapproval here, and he would be compelled
30 move to clear the galleries If it was re-
peatcd.
The Vice President stated that he should
take care to enforce the Rules and preserve
order.
Mr. Lane, of Ind, c5ntended that the ar
my needs to be increased. He believed CO.
ercion the only means of sustaining the gov.
crnment. He would sanction no peace until
the death of all the armed traitors who lead
the rebellion; not simply death by the steel
of the soldier, but felon's death by the
halter.
Mr.. Kennedy, OF Md, said that he was
still more opposed to coercion now than be
fore. They might fight twenty years and
not reconstruct the Union. lie saw no
reason for any suppression Of the writ og
Habeas Corpus.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, said that the organ
ization Of band of traitors at Baltimore,
who murdered brave men coming to save the
country, was sufficient justification for the
President.
Mr.. Kennedy replied that no man lamented
more than himself the occurrence on the
| l9th Of April. 1t was the sudden act o! an
excited mob, but the police suppressed it,
and no man did more 20 suppress that mob
and save the soldiers than did Marshal
Kane. He, Kennedy, was opposed to the
secessionists of Maryland, but he wonld vim
dicate the State IN respect to all the arms
! found in Baltimore. The fact Is, there We're
only three hundred and tWcnty-one found
and he did not believe there were five thOus-
and arms in the hands of the sece>sIonists IN
MARYLAND.
Mr.. Baker said he was willing t, support
the President. lie was for CARRYING on the
war until the hlg Of the Union aJated every
where. and peace was fully restored. Then
we should hot need large army.
Mr.. Fessenden. Of Maine, proposed to
modify the amendment :, AS to read. that
/ nothing herein contained shall authorize
tLa ncrmanent increase nf the army and
nayv wbIoL was accented After further
f,rfI.r d;..uss;,, tho .i,ua,do,ao+ VS. mo.
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announced by the ope4keF on the 0th' as
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Committee on hlect!onS-Ae5sFS- Dawes,
Campbell, NoorhIes, Mchean' Looms, Bax-
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ways and Means-MeSsrS. StcYenS Nor
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Michigan. Crlsield ana N9'drah.
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Morrill, OF Maine, WINDOW Hidke- flooard,
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