The New York herald., 1862-02-14
THIRTY-sEvENT CONGRESS.
IRsT SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 10, 1852.
TIE CHApLAIN's PRAYER.

WASHINGTON Fob, 13, 1852.
TIE cHApIAN's PRAYER.
The Chaplain made the following prayer
Oh God, before Thee this morning thank Thee
han q Thy coming falnii nations prayer pray r.
grief and sadness. with surprise Joy gratitude. and
battle who share anything hai is done beneath
the snp and gso Ts kndsd Kin S and friend; M more shall
soldier who has thus taught the sublity and glory
n the annals Of The republic Thou Rnowes. Oh od thai
we are not sonsndins in hs war for lust and apne for
IN all breadth throughout borders
day sirous with the shouts Of triumph While the
praises. Amen.
APPOINTMENT or JAIL WARDEN.
Mr.. GRIMES, (rcp of Iowa, from the Committee on tho
District Of Columbia reported back the bill to appoint
Warden fer the Jail.
YORK CIRCUIT COURTS.
Mr. HARRIS, (rep) OF n. Y, from the Judiciary Com
ttoe reported back the bill to alter the the
Northern district Of New York.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS or THE PEOPLE
Mr. DAVIS, Union) Of Ky, presented the following
rios Of resolutions
constitution fundamental law Of the govern
That the rights Of the people unsuitable and
canRot be abrGsted by any other power than the cons
Th attempt abrogate and desroy the rights euaran
eed oy The constiuiiqn would be inhumsn unjust and an
rhst power in the constitution to abrogatc or
rhdsy rights .na pr!ees suspended by the existence
At the end OF the wal be resumed by people
they had not been suspended.
Tnai no State by any secession or any other act
her rights obligations obligations
9s 10 se rrdpsasn an ner rights
THAI there can be no e,ncaon OF any properly OF the
Tsns S loyal citizens unless for acts declared to be cr
That IS the duty Of United States to suppress the re-
Iliou. hal nd he
branch ~ the oihcr and to restore the States they
beiarc the
CULTIVATION COTTON LANDS.
Mr. Foswg (rsp) Of Coan, gave notice that he sDuld
ntroduce bill the cultivation OF cotton on the lands
now in possession of The United states.
A Nsx APro.rcNTsRNr on REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion of Mr. POWELL, topp) OF KY, the bill to dx
up Ihs bill fixes the snmbcr at two hundred thirty
nine.
lir TIT wBrLL thought IL was better not alter the
number Of members In the House The number had been
fixed once and 1t WAS better not 10 alter IL.
A1er further discussion the bill was postponed until
tomorrow.
coMssEScE on rHx CIVIL AsD DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION
message recsiyed from the House saying that 10
disagreed with the Senafes amendments 20 the Civil and
miscellaneous Appropriation bill.
On notion OF Mr.. PEARcr, (opp) OF MI, conference
COMMITTEES was appointed.
TnE TREASURY NOTE BILL.
hhe rrcasAry Note bill was taken rp
The question Mr.. Fesssndens ansendment to
make the bon II redeemabe after ive years. the plea
sure Of tine United STATES, which amendment vas with.
drawn.
mr. IsxsR ,frep) ofvt., moved TO strike ou, that
psrticu o. the bid shoh uakes o notes a legal tender
for prirAte debts"
NJ Wusns ysp) Of Mas. WIS Opposed to tho spsud
soent ana II IL WAS adopted hs ssoud vote ssan,I il,
hin He coasniereN that - would 10 unjust yicksdy vn.
just to place all this money in tbe hangs OF the soldiers