The sun., 1862-01-16

Mr.. BinrhAm tohiol s.id Ma. Ne r,s ,lu,lon pro.
posed tha, the Ho.,s. shcoh proeeed Without unns-
cess.ry dtlsJ 70 dischsrys ths hr.. duty imposed
defense anc general welfare. nd Cor the guppres-
aion Of the rt-slbon
M. Campbell ,Psnnj inquired whether Il was
ofwar, a. II was 70 psovid. means % pu. down the
REBELLION and whether was the purpose Of The
COMMITTEE on the JudicisY 70 report . br 10 con
hecAte the property of rebal and free their slaves
Mr. bingham would directly Answer that aues-
tion. The supremacy u The Law, he argued, w4s
essential to the nsiion's existence. The republic
suppreszion Of this rcbelon, the Representative on
the people tnay authorize the army Of the reople 10
90 Whstevr MAY be nsceasary for that pu1pose con.
sls,sh %,h Justice, They should employ whatever
thet' when he said we have not discharpod our du-
", In accordance with tho laws already passed He
hoped all would agree 70 oonhscais rebel property,
Wherever found, and Il their duty 70 pass With
out delayn1 only Hn 70 conf scAie the property Of
retF6 real personl and uHcd but declaring the un.
cChditonm freedom Of the four millions oi sl,ve, by
whose Toll this rebellion IN maintained. Then Il
may bt said, The Lord hath triurnphed firiously.
horee and rider have been thrown into the ssa'"
He mhntaintd ths, pienNy power resides In Con.
CreHs TO declare the Unconditional emancipation u
TIC slaves
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont briefly explained the
Object of the resolution. The Committee )uld at
Tho esIllest moment report TN bearing equally
prectcsbo o. AL aectionA No that the GovCrument
may realize hundred millions sf dollAIs by the In.
ditoot process q taHdion, which, With The direct
taf and Tie duties from imports, viii seorc one
Lunhnd aud hiiy millions Of dollars annuallN
The question was taken on Mr. vLlanWs shana
motion TO Postpone, which was disagreed % by yeas
20, nAys iia.
n. House then passed Me resolution BY yeas iss,
nhyHb, namely
Wood. ' 'VN''''' N"u
hr. Blair, Of Missouri, from the Military Commit.
Tee rtporcc b anoendstory of tho direct tar bill
ard fr hcrAtng and oolonlrinc the aisycs 81 rehcl
which Wa committed 70 the Committee Of the
WI le on the state of the Cnlon.
hr. Eliot tha-al from the Cotnnlttee on Com
morce, reported bill prohibiting the Chinese cooe
trade BY Americans In American ycssels, which was
Tsased.
Mr.. Cofax tInd.) from the Post ofhce Comnnittee
Eenorted bill regulating the carrying Of printed
matter outside the malta the object being 10 derive
poned I'll next Tuesday.
The House,i In Committee, preceded to the consid-
Grafton Of tho forthcltion bill.
Mr.. Wndsworth tKy1 replied to Mr. Bingham's
argument that Congressr under the Constitution,
has power 10 omancpate the alayea. He would moi
vote dollar under such an Interpretation No
Powers could lie exercised unless expretsly granted
or plainly deducible from that instrufnent. Ken
lucky, he said, has mot ., 900 in the rebel army,
while IN the federal ranks abe has 10000 and II was
vile elandcr on the people Of the country to say
they could not pu, down the rebellion without the
NECESSITY Of Employing blA ks Cor this purpose The
tebclllon can be quolled n we not deiuded. but
II emancipation h the declared policy, hncen In
% %RSt Of eleven states win be placed In rebellion,
while many from the free stat viii lay down their
srrnf, unwilling TO be parties to unj Just and un.
constitutional a policy. He appealed 10 gentle
men 70 stand like a wall around the Constitution,
and in fraternS spirit unite for the preservation
oitho country from the dangers which now sur
round II.
There WIS no further business transacted, and
th, House adjourned.