New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NJ. STEVENS Rep, Pa, from the Coma itiee of
Ways aud deans, elOrttd bill 20 refund the outies
On arm, imported by Tie sitter
Alr. BLAIR rep, No., from the Committee of
MillTy Al rs, lei DRIED ii for the OrgHDiLa lou OF
Nolunt or Home tnard, all IT, enforcing the Laws
and prot, eli propert, 10 the several -tae- where
sucl may seemed necessary, aid arnling The same.
Ordered 10 lie pinned
MT. VANDEVER rep, IoWa) asked leave 70 offer
q resOaiiop that the maintenance o. the Union and
the preservation OF Ihe Crhstu'iJn il sacred trust
when must be eAecued; tnaL 10 disnsters ,ha die
courage US f'0m performance Of tbs high dnIy ami
ye pledge the employment ~ every means Tor tie
.uplr fson, overthrow Ind punishment OF tie Rebels
noA la armr.
Mr. STEVENS. not believing such resolutions from
either j W I'D do any good or strengthen our hands,
obies ted 10 the intrOdnc ion Of the resolution.
Mr.. McCLERHAND Dem, ILL., having pIopounded
question 10 the bill for the inerea.e of The regular
army,
Nj BLAIR rep, Mo- responded by saving the
Senate PASSED III ] adding new regiments but the
Hosc amended il by tubsliiu,ing their own Irovid.
g for yolaneeIs iHsisad. The latter bill has gone 10
the Senate, whore both now are
Mr. CkITTENDEN introduced q resolution az fol.
lOwt:
fowr:
Re Tibet the present cisil has been forced
a Dbauilnss the 30 them States ~ rebellion ssnt
III joyrTnmebt or the Unite ss g. this n5ns
ssey, gos bahirs on e lis Of pan snd 'tsaiu-nt
only their duty heir country tDt the war
hi i .bd ni Of ~.e s,aics bit I, sii tain
aud defend the upremary Coniui h the rgats and
equality 1nimp,f,d that these objects l
be Seeonipiish q, tn war ought to cease
The first branch If the revolution, that the 2Iesent
6ep'ora 10 civil war forced The country by tie
Dis,ni dls's Of the Southern State, now in revolt
agBiert he Const iu,ional Government in arms ~ onnd
the Cap oil. AdoYted leaa III; Nays p viz: Bur-
nett, ana Reid of Missouri.
The remainder Of the revolution was adortel-
ii7 agaii 2, samely; Potter aud Riddle
On motion Of MIR. TRAIN lReD., Mas J. a resolation
was ahoed teIdc lIg lie thanks Of tie House tie
TIN Massachusetts, Re iuent Tor tLeif ais nit i ne.
HpOnGlg 10 the call Of the PRECEDENT and thei, p,io
ism and bravery the 1871 of Anil In fghng their
way through the Guy of B4ltirnoie while marc,iug
10 tie defense of the Federal Capital.
hr. CAMPBELL rep, Pal offered resolution.
wh ch passed, hit The thanks Of Corercs, ar,
rendered TO he five hundred and twenty prnusylya
hans who passed through the mob vi Is Inore and
reached Was giOn OF the 18th VI April, in defense
\ Of the National CaTal.
| Mr.. WRIGHT offered O resolution declining that
the rcverss Of the Army on toe list at Bull Run
eaused by the rebel army, BIS IN 40 manner impaired
our Ultimate sncces'; that We love the UrIOn and
Con N uOn, AID that IL IL dear 20 twenty millions of
Ieii and 90 hng all loyal eiigeRs 10 respond by
iHrl isiuf men aud honey. Laid OF the table.
Nj. EANOENERS rerolutiOn, above referred TO-
was az ain 0'iered aud passed.
On motion Of Nr. cox i; was
esoe5 bat the President the United gts4s n ION nat
ibis vita tie puddle iSS'', oeDuni tois House s
fnss portions o bay Do advisable fihe
NJ the Department oi ftss between this Gov@rle aud
81 osn Poyss Iom iJJ " 'hs time, Win resenc
10 moIlmc ilLts
Mr.. WTCKLIFFE offered n revolution calling OF
the kscTeiary of War TO inform The Home wine her
the Souteri Coneder.cy, or any Sste thereof has ia
its military eryie1 any ipJil nd II 80, what is their
humber and Liibe.
Mr. ELLIOT objected. We have no knowledge Of
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