Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-07
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

= WAsHM0ToN, Feb. 0.
Mr.. Seward presented memorial from the importing
merchants and Others Of the city Of New York. agains
abolshng the warehousing system,
Mr. Pearce reported the deficiency bill, with the ouf
amendments, and recommended the Senate to Insist or
tneSe amendments and asked to appoint committed
=. OF conference. Agreed to.
Mr. Crlttenden presented petition from the cllizeni
OF Massachusetts, Of the Crittenden copromise
resolution,
Mr. Ten Eyck presented petitions from the citizens
ton.
Mr.. Wilson from the committee on military affairs re.
ported bill for the better organization OF the militia OF
tne District OF Columbia. Laid over,
messIs Dixon and Bgler petitions In favor
ro 1ns 9rendsn Sls resolutions One o. the petitions was
me adoption OF the Constitution, and printed on large
American flag. To v IT tn. 1ue..
Il Mr.. Douglas moved to reconsider the vote on the
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long discussion ensued and the motion was rejected,
| The Presidents message came up, and Mr.. johnson
finished his speech lie contended that the reign Of ter
ror existed in the seeding States.
He did not believe that Tennessee was going to be
sshed to the car Of South Carolina. He thought
the Convention Of Tennessee passed such ordinance
would have to take the people out Of the Union at the
point OF the bayonet The Union was not gone; it was
II the old flag was struck to the dust he wanted no
more glorious winding sheet than that flag; bet
ter grave than to lie with the Union.
Mr. Foster presented petition numerousy signed In
faVor OF the Border State plan rT1 ~ r7 'sr'-.
Mr.. Cameron presented petitions in favor of the Con-
sutution and enforcement OF the laws
Mr. Fessenden presented petitions from citizens OF
Maine, praying that something may be done to the
Union. III .|'-
committee of Conference was appon ted on the dis
agreeing amendments to the deficiency bill.
Mr. Wgfall got the loor after which the Senate went
into executive session. Adjourned. Il
HOUSE.
Mr. Nixon introduced memorial OF 150O citizens Of Now
Jersey asking the adoption Of the Oenden resolutions
of of
that State desire Congress to act speedily on them
Ihe Senate amendment to the loan bill taken up.
Mr. Phelps advocated concurrence In the amendment
TO repeal the act Of June 1861 authorizing loan and
providing for the redemption Of Treasury notes.
Mr. sherman replied that il 1t agreed to- IL would
DC no security for returning the Treasury notes author
ed py the act OF December. He trusted that the next
Administration would never come here with loan bill
to exceed the revenue. ..N .'r Il9sT
The amendment was rejected, so against lol.
asked. s-- I----'"'T',.- : : = VS.
Mr.. oOlfax called up the bill to suspend the mail
ssrvce in seeding States which, after debate, was pass
Various amendments for the settlement of the existing
crisis were presented,
The consideration of The report of the Committee of
Mr.. Humphrey could not negotiate with traitors nor
Ine government compound with traitors; but to the loyal
outes mere was no rational demand, he would deny
ooseeh. win honor aud principle. Let Lincoln be In
the subject. ~
Mr. Harris of Va. was for the Union, now, bleeding
anu shattered as IL In The cotton States gone but
.ne Republicans by coming forward like and render
ing Justice to the South can prevent further rupture
until the border States by firm and concatory course
can adjust with them, all pending difficulties; this dons
lne states would return and the Union be on more per
Inanent basis than ever. t..a D.
WASHINGTON, Feb Z.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration of the bill or
ganzlng the Patent Office, and amending patent laws