New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18
HOUSE on UNDERSTANDINGS.
AMrNnlNG ADMINISTRATIONS ACr.


Mr.. BINGHAM lR-p., Ohio Introduced till
auendatOry OF the ColisoGtion a't, 10 that IN all
cases Ieuding which .v hereafter arlse wherein
any chip, vessel, or otLer property may be con
demned the court rende ing Judgment shall, before
making award, first provide for the payment Of any
bona fde claim fled by any loyal citizen or friend
foreigner, where proof Of the claim shall be estab-
hshed. Referred ~ the Committee on the Judiciary.
REPORT or rHE COMMITTEE on fHE CONDUCT
OF THE WAR CALLED FOR.
The House then passed tie Senate joint resolution
instruc;iog the Committee on tie Conduct Of the
Wa 10 report thereon with al Conyenien speed.
PENSIONS.
Mr.. STEVENS REP, Pa, FROM the Committee
o. w ys and Means reported Dlll making apiIO-
CREATIONS for invalid and other pen ions
lGs consideration was postponed TO Monday next
DEFICIENCY IN SUPPLY BILL.
Nj STEVENS also reported bill to supply the
deficiencies in Tie appropriations for the service
enc ng June 30, 1863 which was made the special
order Ter uesdty next
The Iesolution OF July met, providing for The
printing Of 1909 copies # the Presdents Mes ige
on the fubieet Of Coufscation, Wac taken up AID
laid upon a., table.
Tag PErsIOENr's MESSIAH.
The House then went into COMMITTEE OF the
Whole on the Presidents Message.
s.oEECH or mr. EOrIL.
Mr. NO]Ll> lFIu., No. argued iiat the present
Organized Democratic party did not render unq lai
fed suppor 10 he wOr, but vas continually throwing
ObftA o- lu Inc WY OF lit in-rt iiot. TIC wv
too. 10 sy lhst "a was delu Jon 10 think that tt.
WA might have leen proven Oh BY The Adoption oi
The CtiireD1en CGmrouise 1t wa trua hat rome
Of the le.dcIs OF tic Rebel on had vo.ed for that
comprOu.isc; but tho History 81 subsequent evtnis
shows that II ten or twelve more gOit5 had been
necessary 70 u feat that measure, they could have
been procured.
lie would 90 further aud say tba. there was
n0 !. ~ in the (S .lerasn COmpiO.Oi-e jhat w0Hid
have. reverted uee Rebellion. Sine enemies 0l the
druitt zfr.f i.fl ~ "
not TO- he restoration Of peace, but lor tee abolition
OF slave~y Bet ibis was untrue, although 81 -n
might ~ tue resnit. They assert that tie Admins
tratsn Examples Or the Constitution, aud alithe
righfe and privilege ,nGer tia, instrument be
swept by tae boarG aad Thai the Union is 10 lie con-
tended for without lie Constitution.
lie hSd witnessed some Of these sO-calici viola
fions On the Constitution. Wien the war broke
out the eTAamies Of The country were not confined
20 the Ia bel otes, bat we're scattered all over The
Iaud. ~ svcr vas conspiracy 20 well cOrcOotej.
Not Sitst audins tue opinions Of Judges fancy and
Story a. 20 the PseDdsnt being guilty OF violation
of tie Cons, tuition IN suspendiu9 the privilege OF
babeas coruuA he Jgsiled tfesideut Lincoln IN do
inc 90 IA Wiz, biz duty to all means 10 suppress
liz Rebellion. }'he GouiscGtiOn If Rebel property
"a epotber pretcxt Tor making war on the Admuis-
tration. those Of "a 'e EOIder States who have been
trarnpied in the dus', take IL as uh"In1 t'h1 t1e
upon the wives and 'hcren Of men engaged 10
rebellion The Border s. ates wish TO sce retaliation
visited On the Ksbels 10, their crlies Again, the
enemies Of this war exhbi, inghlim picture Of
the financial CONDITION of tn q country; Bat those
who got up tie Rebellion are responsible ior every
drop Of blood every dollar o. extraordinary e%- /
Pendture and for all the irregn arues coinnlt'eu
Mr.. NOEL proceeded 10 contrast he coaTte OF the
ant-wT party OF 1912 with that Of The present day.
Insisting that the parallel was perfect. Ia ms con.
nechon be quoted the position Of the F@deialifts OF
Gassschuseits at that time.
Mr.. THOMAS Rep. Macs. inlerrup,'uR said
4 The gel..elaa uola Alieegn desiIsd " IVY way