New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ADJOURNED uaVng rehcHcu tic '0th seCtion VI '''
bill.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
a resolution WIS debated an adopted allowing j.
Sterling Morton per diem. but not ui'cage for the
zine he was engaged in successfully contesiing
the scat Of Mr. DAILY IA delegate from Nebraska.
Before the passage ot the resolution,
Mr FRANK Ntep. \. W. objected to il, stating
that the contestan Morton received dining tie Jn!
Ses-ion Of Congress, - 700, now he conie-'s again.
and he resolution offered would give him s.,iOU ad-
. itlonal making in al $500. Ia The ANNNih
Coner,ss in the 81, kes and Williamson 200
were PAID and IN other contested cases large
amounts. Durng tits Cougies. contestant from
Oregon Mr. Thayerl raceiyei over e Oc9, although
fail rg to retain his sent IN the Philadelphia cisr7
NJ. Kline, s. ~, ana Mr.. Butler over s',',O, ooth
iiliug to otair the rCa,. II was time ~ SOP pay
ins such large -nms o. contestants, aud e siunld ~
iaufe l-tiod introduce Tvsoln ION restricting the
amount ~ hr paid cIn;e-;att- who iall 10 obtain
irci- sca's, to Ne aDouut Of slDh
The House r sumed tic consideration of the Con
f-c+iiOu bits.
h,r. SHEFFIELD I'm, Il. L. argued that The
f.s, bill war in effect Il bill 81 a'iainder, and II
took piOpetty without due process Ut law. The
second bill was Tor tle emancIaiion OF the s,ayes.
rms was H. violation oi The sosmn pledges made
in .juiy lat not h. interfere with tie local insil'
tu'jon. OF the ~ tea. 1hi- breach Of faith could
not hs jastied the ground of necessity, for tie
rtrangrst u.ccsriiics of the war were upon the
country when We made that pledge The rebc =
liou va 20 le pa, down by the ara,y, not by leg
islaiioT
Mr. SEDGWICK Rep, n. W advocated sn
amendment lie proyored Ia oder 80 tie filtration
bin a. additional section setting forth that ELEVEN
Slater have combined, ,l.lhng themselves Conled.
crate stair" md have rwcr war on and rebeied
agiinsi the Government Of The Iiitsd Sisics. nnd
propOsiug IN view OF Ibis iac toa a. -hS'l Re TIE
cu', OF every officer Of naval or military district,
In Az, p,ltiDn ui thu-r S'Htcs To- pruriHm Other
VILE invite D. ~ IOyai men 10 come within tic ime-
nd bc cnfoll, ia tie -cTycr VI lbc ln'.d Ssntns-
liz. meant by fhis any gcrVige, p'h or nih'nrY. As
60 v,,4i for such ecrvce he rropo-ed 10 eigc then
r, ,i..r its.endaui- iieta0m forever He mel idcd
uot ofiy ne slA,fs Of Rebels hlt tho OF loyal
trfsofs, fnr which he proposed to give COM
l-,s.iioD. o. - their WIDOW, ana oFph"ns' ~
claimed iue lght % li.fs such "a law under IT."
80 to.vrr IN the Constitution, aud. in The
coursc vi his Gri,uLeai, saii 1t would be an act
OF uuefic n-ice a. bpl ONT i.uhrH small the col
a. unu Vie gently delivered Ktle! steamer 10
Duu,;t. lcei, " SUyrfuUr OF Sou h Carolina
and ii ADr;,iaia Lincoln WAS halt "a much ~ a
p,et ss = is prophet be would soLd hin thiihof
IN THAT csna,ifr. lnero was Iusf n much nRlt To
do tils a. 20 sad Edward Saucy 10 North Caro-
linn. or ALiieW J0hn,0n 90 lei.Ae-sce Ar tioNerL"r
,i raf state. He maintained that everything that
.,.nd, Al the Way of u tlt-dy aud houurabe percc
u.av be over,tfovu by tie military power. Com
crr.s nay authorize he plung Of arms 10 the hands
oi nl.yc.. in tie RAIDS Of black yellow, red, or
white men. Congress, as the representative 81 the
sovereignty Of the country, has power over tie
nLoe subjrc The war power T. essentially de.-
uolic and IA To bee used for he public
s,fs,y He quoted iiom distinguished au-
thnrlIies 10 show that negroes, during the
Revolution and The war with England IN iSlE
made good soldierr and that no danger to hbefi!
could lie appreteuded from tuch forces. The Davy
hns recently enlisted colorcd -esmcn. run WAS
effectively eeryed IA; Hgiferas Inlet hy c0lDred
man, Jack does DOT shrink FROM ishting siIc by
side with ssilors VINO know how to man gan AZ
direct its ire. Nobody Was siriid oil employing col
ored soldiers excepting HIN who " ~ hPPielensivr
Of eEadi Grating men wGO wear the hkulis ana ooer
of our d.ceased soldiers n their ir.lcs AZ ofna-
rnents and gentlemen might bs found to vote for the
restoration Of ell the Rebels " the army and navy
and to compensate them iOs e loss s-iSiued by IN
yestmenis in Confederate money, for fear these
Rebels might become very desperate II this be no
done. There was not loyal shareholder in this
country.
Mr.. WICKIII FE I'm, ky.i-for the la,t re-
mark Of tue gentleman lSodgwickj i call blm "
O. ID :.
The SPEAKER ssid the gentleman was not III
dulging IN personalities.
Mr. WiCKLItFE- statement that There
is not loya STAKEHOLDER in this country is false
The SPEAKER-Tak your seat, Sir.
AIR. WICKIIFFE-I will, Sir. Laughter
Mr.. SEDGWICK remarked, YOU viii Away
.now where tho blow will hit II you walcn tne
ptogress of the shot. What he meant was TINS
The ,unn who il not anxious and Willing TO racrihes
he institution Of slavery to ave the country II no'
loyhl. 1bis explanation be supposed would iehe'o
is zen hi 20 friend from Kentucky. In CONCLUSION
he said be would not leave one slave IN the ""Ac Vi
our advancing armies. ~. ,L
Mr.. MAYNARD I'm, Tenn did moi believe the
Constitution was a shield 10 protect Rebels hho
traitors, lie would use 1t as spear to si'o 'netn
down whenever they had an opportunity. ~
doobted the power Of Congress 10 prs the 'ohi'''H
ton bills now pending; aud even u 'hey ~
tbis power, 1t would be nnwise and IMPROPER 70
ercia,. l., IL the rtt place, 1t would do no Bood'
xyouId o.itber rtrengtien weaken our cDe,h'T
An net was paseed last July conl-' atinr .ne s;a,
of Rebels. aud he had no doubt II was exiehsIeE
c,,,ulsted among the Rebels, serving 10 s'in .
and exas,ara,c them aud dons them no "oIo 10 ~
ST. a.. st,sun, 10 XII mad ELEPHANT By shooting
t;r' In rho car When the gentleman tSeog"lcAi
..J ,herr w.re no loyal rlaveholderS, ho Gu no'
.,,.sk win knowe Ii tho gentleman had 'eun,
~ ne NIeynardl had, old men, who believed . n'o
~, y, LnN this description OF properly '""'
80 ,,.ir homes thrown into prison, hnu
~. 80 noder circumstances OF the gftn'or'
NJ lie 90. and then sent further South, t"o'e
80, snd d,. because they would not thhe Nv
:" 80" ., lance 10 the Confederate Sthesi ~.
,,.n,,u 1sedvwick) had seen these 'hi"es ~
.,dl was sure the gentleman won" 'e''' H.
l"'' Da sIayery was not the cause Oh 'n ",
'~i nor WAS the agitation OF The question: :,
;,.d mon AS prctexr. II the Rebels ndu no'
,bis ,ley would have seized upon tne o'"
r. Ir,,e, and the navigation laws: hh i"''''"
TX coll Il forth IN observation from q. a. Al,
A. plItIPS Dem, Motto we cu'.t '"I'
tbo.e WHO suppor''d Brecbinridge al 'l'e nv - m
.sla L.. J.