Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

sessn regiments Of cavalry, the others are to
sS,i! here. chiefly to ire West One regiment
80, ss1t 10 Port Royal, and some, be believed,
-, down the coast though generally the force
co,,t consists Of infAuty aud artillery.
1s1isv rpioised most heartily a. ths intelligence
a ~ morning, but said be knew enough Of the
- Of the Southern people 70 be able 10 IS Ire
- tb.s the cont vas not yet ended. Il too
81 bs,l TO DISCARD GU, forces, specially that arm
".,,S;es. he Joke Of the experience they bad
2 v.,.sru Virginia, where the iniAntry we're Of but
- IN dis2eisDg armed guerilla parties
e'.,,,s eonyets tnOn, in which several Senator's
az, M. Fess sender, on she suggestion Of Mr.. VIII
W...ychusst's - modified rs motion as 70
= f,,t, instead OF thirty regiments.
r. c-;u, took occasion 20 SHOW how little reliance
- II. ,l,ced IN the head OF the cavalry forces by
..rors 10 his report IS TO the condition of our
'a-s an, Of cavalry from Iowa If there vas 81
'see,,srcs in that qlarter, s1EtO should SEX
81 -,,tion e's,Whsrs before thsy proceeded 10 act
l',.b "a importAn' % i0n. The report to which
...5 reprt $ nted mat tn 50 regiments par
"a or uoarmed, or not EQUIPPED Whel they
-. active service in n - uri and tlseHhtr,
-. ar mOntts, aud be exceed thAs one OF
.,.,t he taking OF Fort Densson.
Ni.,r Of Massachusetts,, regretted the general
. -, p-evaling respecting these cavalry regiments,
;-,,tsd that il vas 10 be feared mAUy Of them
80 a. pref i6le speculltions Great caution
D.. Observed, TOO, in taking into the feld those
:. ,,u have for there vas more Danger 10 be Ap
ps'.l,S Of their samPediug themselves and the In
SO OF iljuring the enemy. He modified the
-, az The committee 30 70 ooE6ns lis opera
=, he seventy-seven volun teer NJ iments, and 10
:, s-,occAei the sK regiments Of regular cavalry.
81 49,, bfel conversation on the bn to CO.. hseAte
-,,u,-ty aud free the slaves Of pb Is il was mads
4 80 order for "wednesday, AZ o'clock.
4 ,.,r az executive session the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Z. G,o,h proceeded TO viadicAte the course Of the
.,--iass on he conduct OF the var, and replied to
Il .I,ysrions teading to reject diseredit 90 said
- He said that the relations existing be
- ,bs committee and the II eutiVe, and the Ger
~ Cbs and The Secretary o. War, were Of he most
4 s-ia. yra-ao.er,
/. G,- Paterson sent despatch on Sl.uId'y, the
T. N J-rv. giving information Of the fact Of JOhl
( d, ,.yrE goae 70 reinforce Gen. Be1uregArt,
Y. S.eSsas, Of Pennsylvania, asked question, to
| NJ B.f Of " ssouri, replied by swing tha, uh,n
- P.sselt appsIlsd 70 Geuer.l Scott . say WhethS
u, P.ssiiea.l bad urged him General s into The
T. d Bill Rlu prematurely, General Scott freely al
Il val ',bJ Prs,iisnO bad not.
N Bsle, Of Pennsylvania, spoke fer several mi1-
hvv-s,ly 70 Geo. Patterson as a Distinguished
she soldier, Bis personal character aud past a'is
IS general conduct
H. Oa.tsndeu, Of Sy., vas opposed 10 he spPoint
p. o. committee OF The kiud known IS the eonGit
q d eoui-ct e. the war. Hs vas opposed 70 the
ser. given Jhs committee 10 que too. They bad
srsr 70 or 1g before them the CommsudeEiuChisf ar
s6eusral-Caisf. They had poser 20 make these a.
!. ID. ouly speak Of he pas. events bat what VI
! 1np,l.ed n The future. TbeTe had been very ~
Il. pgEers givea this committee. lie was opposed &c
|. -5uis,tion OF this Kind I, had unlimited poHers.
Y, r CONKLIS6, OF Ne9 York, spoke tor few
slses f.vorsby . tho committee, saying that IL had
a-sed ars,,y, vitality the military depar;ms Dt o.
.s Government
N Cr.teldsr sid charge bad besu b-ough; against
=. so, in he matter o. The baslls OF Boil Ran.
Y- E,ly Of PslDsylysnii sid the hte Secretary OF
y, 1ai usgs,ted posiP0lemsn Of the battle IN cues
4. Cr!.;sadsa psoeesie 70 explain Why General
:. had nos acls1 in violation OF any protest FROM
President lie spoke highly Of Gen. Scott IS 81
% al mla. /: was hls.y conclusion 70 suppose
Il. Gen Ssos. Was the althor OF our Bull Run trouos
H. A-1Jlj, OF Lluois, proceeded 10 diseus' our pres
\ b. ,5-sf lou As a Government He believed the ZINE
1ss had come to strike vith vgor. he favored tue
"a eipA.o1 Of rebels slaves military necessity
J tasted De tina would CON, when slavery would
/ as7s1ei sveryEhere. He argusd thst slavsry Sas
clement OF strength 20 the rebels, and that this Wa-
,o1.es, bstNeea constitutional liberty and despite
sAsgry
re oiI vas lefs n az uafliihed state.
81. rksng sn appropriation ios the signal service
ne U-ited States army was taksnup on mo.iOn oil
! Bair, Of Missouri, and bs1qaenily passed.
4tOlfaSd 10 four o'clock.