, 1861-02-25
Tu:RTY-sIxTn soSGREss----seeoad Session,

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TH:RTT-sNTn oSGREss----seeoad Session.
WAsn1so1oS, Feb. g.
SryArg.-Mesera. KING ind TEN ETCk
presented petitions i'll favor of the Constitu-
lion and lcWa.
M. WILSON reported back the bill for the
better organization Of the militia OF the Dis
trict of CoIumbia Laid oVer4
The Post Route bill was taken up. -
Mr GWIN continued lis remarks com.
menced yesterday il G.yor Of Committee of |
Tho question wcs fsrtheE a1ssussea BY
Messre. HALE, LATHAM, JOHNSON Of Ara
poned. .........=.
Tae tdll Fer tl.oParuzent Of expenses incur
red in the Suppression of Ictliaa lo5tllitie5 in
~Californiay ,was tls&vn ~ and 3'assel.
The rcsolusi:n giving : quit claim to certain
lands il tTas sal.e1t up.
Sayer>I ulcaa1:en:s were Eassed
Mr. HALE:uGers:A AZ amendment for the |
payment Of E12,o00, for money deposited.
Hs Gu!a;cci it Xss in relation 10 tile removal |
d tic Boston Pest OG..e. y,
Apni5t of nrsier Wa faiscd End the amend
III 3OI$sUN ..of Tenn. offered an amend
rdentrto carry cut tho order of the Senate to
nav to tne widow Of EX-SENATOR Linn his mile
age.
After discussion the resolution was passed.
Tie bill making IA: u1cns for the suppression
Of Inaian host:!iies in Utah in 1865 was taken
up anl passed. The miscellaneous npproprla-
ton bill vFas saEcp up.
After considerable discussion the amend
meut Was adopted. ..
blr. DIXON moved m amendment to pay
| $4,000 for marble for the Custom House at
Mr. CLING3fAN asked If this was ior work
| done or to be done. He WIS opposed to build
ing Custom House III South Carolina.
| Nr DIXON said for work partly done and
| partly to be done
| Mr. SIMMONS said the marble was finished
and ready to be shipped, but the Government
| thought it was not the best timeto chip it now.
Mr: FESsENDEN explained that contrac.
tors had gone On aud prepared quantity OF
marble, and only asked payment for Work done
A point Of order being raised, the amend.
ment was ruled out.
Mr. SEBASTIAN offered an amendment for
the adjustment Of The accounts OF Brigham
Young while ex otHcio Supsrlnt.ndent OF =. n
dim Afirs, and the payment Of $52, ,O5o. Ihe
| objection IVES made that this Was private
claim. ,..--4
Mr. GREEN said he was for the adjustment
of accounts under a prior law.
Mr. DOUGLAS asked If he said 1t YVES
Claim under higher Law.
Mr. GREEN sid he never appealed to q
!
timcs on lis knees, % privately.
} The amendment was ruled out.
After further consideration Of Earlons amend.
| ments.
Commissioner OF Inlian Affairs be authorized
| to adjust the accounts Of Brigham Young and
! | make report Adopted.
: The bill was then reported to the Senate
.. Adjourned.
t,i11 +r, f,o iyTn
a Committee of the whole I'LL o'clock, when
. such amendments rs may have been acted
Z upon shall be reported to the Honse.
The Oregon and Washoc War Debt bill wal
: III. SHERMAN moved to take up the Tarit
n lill as returned from the Senate with amend
. Mr.. COCHRANE appealed to him 70 let tn
a matter stand till Monday. in order to giy
= mcnbers an opportunity Of examining it. A
r desired to make no factious opposition, b,1
r. did desire to protect the Interest OF his const
D Mr. SHERMAN enid he was glad to lca17
is that no factioNs opposition was designed, hu
III he assured gentlemen Tint it the bill was no
IL IL taken up TO-DAY, he SAW no possibility Of gel
!. ting it to final passage during the presen
is | session
ut The House went into Committee and too
to up the tariff bill by q vote Of 93 against 22.
d The first Senate amendment reducing th
~ loan 1TOUl EE4,VuV,VUU MIS- CUuCuA4Cu LII
During the debate, MI. GARNETT, uhll
discussing the amendment, alluded to q
coming Of Mr. Lincoln at an carly hour til
by morning, saying the latter had hurried 1hro1s
- Baltimore for fear OF Bill Tancey and Je
90 Davis, who were there with 0pounder. :. :.
- wss Necessary to put on additional taxes
a. a. increase the pay OF the Lieut. General that
s.e might have an another peacock's plume in tt
wonderful career against his own nativo Stat
he Scott had, In his notes Of the campaign. quott
- Padendofi, Pope, and all the rare classln<
I;shed, By saying that Lieut. Gen. Scott, aft
: elecplees night sud . bad headache, sugges
to the secretary Of War
Hero poiut Of order was raised against u
X The CHAIR (Mr CoIfax) said the gent
n rnan must confne himself to the subject b
Mr. GARNET. What, to the peacocA
feather? lie then cssayed to draw compa
", son between the Duke Of Wellington and &c
1es 1es Money is wantedto establish body guard
~ ~ Scott, tosresist JET. Dayis and Ex.Gov Wi
I'M | [This re,nark was met ri h hisses.l Afr. G
:tra ! nett sold scrpeuts were the proper enblems
EDS the downfall ef this corrupt goyfEnnsnt
g0 tH0s2 said the Chairman Of the Committee on VA
'1at 1;1I and Means, in bringing this bill before
er. House in manuscript, and thus keeping t
House ignorant OF its contents, meant to p
Urls duce as close q resemblance between
House aud Mr.. Lincoln as possible for he T.
,ua not know much about the Tar
~ ~ and it appeared rs If the gentlcmsd from o.
,ty- {sherman} wished tho House to know iesss, a
81; thus to resemble the President clect--at LEI
5ss; country. He congratulated the gentlen
9,.e T. from Ohio upon the enlarged statesmansl
itfs which presided over tie reception and ela
nsr ration ot this measure, at this uo1ncnt, wh
rcd. | the conlederacy Is meuaced with dismemn
rail- mcnt, and all eyes are bent upon the pol
1ls | which will control the European Stal
uest Whether it shall bea policy fnou-interfere
'or or the policy Of recognition Of the South
inv. confederacy, the chairman of the Commit
MO on Ways and Means has Offered the strong
proyocation to England and France to has
rate an alliance with the Southern Confedera
is at The gentleman from Ohio WIS only to /
esz, | sist il making war on the free trade policy
a.. A. re>inaugurating the protective tariff system
mn accomplish this. Is this to be the CONTROL
me; policy, and the controlling idea Of the nor
ckcd ern, es.stcru aud western portions ol this
rime fcderaeys The gentleman and his party b
, CEt for yecrs, In all their antlslayery crusas
~; ~; been tie mere instrument OF English
+ 1T trigues, which looked to the dismemberm
[nKc Of our Union. This is another step IN
bout same downward course.
1sc hi. SHERMAN made general reply to
r 1n- objections that had been made from the D
ocratic side, showing now that the public
n';. was 500 600 oG0, and the effect ct IT Wouls
W. W. to increase the revcnues, incidentally u
Or toDeu tuaL Inc o1u4so4NA - yAAt1e eAo pAAi
va1o | owing to the neglect n1 the lorcinan OF
-, printing Office. He pressed the necessit
ssed, fhe nngsaee Of the hill to-day, and nppeale
). II, his party friends to sustain him. Az,
Pse m earnest running debate. The consideration
t bds the Dill Was postEouea %1 1Ao0eAs" ID
oE; Recess till r VI a-..,L, -;
made on the report Of the Committee Of
~ ty-Three. Adjourned. = ..s 81
th Eu- 1 -
4. will PHILADELPHIA, feD. EA-lQls GFeul