Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

| WASHINGTON, June 6-SESATE \ c mn i.
lee Of conference was appointed on The Iudiai
appropriation bin, which Tss returned from Ia
/ Ii use wi 1 amendments.
! A communication from ths Secretary Of 10,
Navy. t,Sns mit'iug the otii ;isl report Of opera
| lions on the lower Mississippi, ard lire csptur,
| OF New OrltRns WAS received.
Mr.. Hale offered q resolution calling on ia,
! Ssc.e:sry Of tie Treasury e inform the Seua'
| how much Of 81! G12 paid TO marshAls in ii,
! D.stTic: Of Columbia for ths year ending Jun,
| :O:h WAS fyT p=TsORsl service, and how much on
other &C., uu.s, aud the de,a Is of th- sccoun.s
| lie said Ia re had been paid ~ MsIsi al Lamcu
whs was appointed in March, $?2 654 and "a
! Marshal Seldom before him, $4,000.
Hr Powell offered . resolution that the Sscrr-
| .aTy OF War in o.m the S5nate Whe h-r Maj T.
Gen Hunter | a been authorized by the depart,
msnt 10 muster regiment Of n grOes cr persons
of African descent, into he servi,s OF the lted
Stats; if = csloEel and other officers had b,rR
appointed, and rhsther they had been clothed
aud med ri tie expense Of the hitsd = s',s
! Lsid over.
Mr. sumner Oder,d the following:
Hi.Ttas, Edward Stanley, assuming 20 set
Hnder a letter from the secretary Oi wsf Ap-
pointing him MILITARY governor G! North Caro-
lima, = post unksowB te the constitute snd
laUs, has undertaken, by virtue VI such mitsTy
authority, 10 suiTcHdeT fugitive Slaves contrary
to the inteu, aud meaning Of The ses OF Con
gr,ss recently adopted alsJ tD bAnish an
American citizen in violation g! The personal
right secured by the con ,t:tutioa slso to close
schools msn:ained by the charity Of . I'D men
for the education Of eyllE ] children, ia de6snce
- evsyy principle OF morals And rrligisu, and
degrading to cur Natl nal eharsc.eT; therefore,
RcSoic,d, That tbs president be requested t.
clucsl the iettsT q! ths secretary si HH uE'lrT
which The ssid r lHard Stanley las assumed "a.
4ct.
Objected tu aud laid over,
Mr. sherman offered Ius,h.. resolution ths'
such az oficer,as military governor is contrary
20 he constitution aud !Sss destructive to civil
authority and contrary 10 the Spiri: Of Uur iusti
lulions.
Laid over.
Nr Sumner moved 20 take up the resolution
for the expulsion OF tho senator from Oregon
Ar, Stsrke.
Obi e,ed to, 10 10 u.
AT ! O'Clock the tax bill was taken mp.
dsls's eRsued on the action 10 reconsider
tEr yots lsying tax On slaves. la the cGurss Of
the debate,
Mr Conway said Il might be said h- intended
10 lecture the Senate He thought il deserved 1t
BY passing acts which were calculated TO tram
plO on the Constitution. 1t might be said he
Was qJBbNiS' wen hs HtrEu-u " Oo jug
ma'i3
Ar Wsde--in his Gest-All but the '' matte"
Mr.. Cowan-When that Senator settles the
little secOHnt with his colleague in the other
house il be time enough for me to pay g.
teatiOn 10 that kind Of remarks; until then he
must excuse me.
Nj Wade spoke Of Mr. CoHsa as having
right 10 be mere advocate and watch dog of the
traitors IN the field, but should not come here to
lecture the Senate. Who ever heard OF hSm
lie Tas willing to be criticised by some one haV-
ing some authority. He had rather be lecturei
by anybody than the Senator from Penusylvs-
MIA.
Nr Cowen s4ld ne aight be very humble ia,
exp .IiSneed aud anknoWs, but he was hese 8s
. representative Of Pennsylvania lie repre-
ssnted three aIilliOHs Of people, q. wSs net
going 70 apelogi for h. people, OF fer ais in
experience Of his youth. He heVsr undeTSteod
that sgs or long service hero would satisfy or
give ehHySetsT TO biliDgseSts which might be
learned of any Ssh WomcH.
Altar farther di'cassoR. vote was taken and
TeconsideratioA carred-:2@ agsinss IS
This amendment taxing slaves was thea re-
J Jscted-l5 ssairSt %
Ayes -Messrs. AntheAy Chandler, Clark,
Fe sehdtn, Foot, Grimes, HarlSnd, Howard,
Rag, Morrill,, Simmons. Sumner, rfuu,buN,
WSi,, Wilkinson and Wimh.
Nays-M M.ssTs. BAyArd, bcouHing, Carlyle
Couan, Davis, Dixon, DOSlittls, Foster, Hale,
Harris, K-naedy, L4ns, Of IS4iRsA, LafEsR,
MsDougall, NeFmith, Powell, RiS,, Salisbury,
Stsrke,, Zen Eyck, Wiley, Wilson and Wright
The tax Ill was thsn Passed-;H sgainst
namely, Powell
Aiter executive session tAs sam- aijoarRSd
IIorSE The house went into committee, and
Mt morrill,, OF Vermont, spoke on donating
lands to ths several States for establishing sgri
cultural colleges He appealed 10 gentlemen
to Toto upon the merits Of the bill heretotore in
troduced By kim Its passage Eould have the
effect of strengthening the republic, Ur0rgiug
nobody, aud proving . pleasing TO the entire
people for ages to eom-. Among the branches
Of education proposed is military iDs'ruc h
He showed at length the advantages OF the
system, which would afford an OPT Pfortsnity for
education, accompanied by = love for usetul
labor.
M Cox in the course o4 bis speech said while
he was auIious to believe The presi lent right, he
Was against an ambiguous policy; as to those
Who contrel this house they have he sc iVity ei
destruction. but not the genius to build HP
Salvation is rot 10 their line. The danger vas
tom an alIiaace between the republicans Nzd
sbolitionists, whose usF on slavery in dehsnee
of the constitution became crime lie con
demned at length the emancipation and COLTS
cation of slaves, Iemsrkirg that the only safety
to the country IS III a moderate and not yiudic-
live course
Nj Noble Sgu'd that the national government
being Of limited aHj defined poEeTs conferred
upon il BY the Individual States, las no right to
Interfere With thtr local institutions, slavery ia
cluied There wSs no ssy under the const'ta-
ton Of dispensing si,h II. TaAt vas l7A TO
the States ia which il existed. liz insisted that
departure from bess principles ht'l always N
ssnGered sectional StIife.
Adjourned uu'i Monday.
~ We rsivire 50 lesrY frgW oar e1cbspses
that the prssp et OF so sburdHut bsTvsstot -TsD,
fruit, pats!os', sUi vegetables ssuers'ly Is very
promising. Suauld The sea sons cuuiiBus iBT' r