The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28
THu FEDERAL CONGRESS

! sts.es Il ssyeret tn. n sci es from th-
| VIiop, on The 2ath OF Jane inst at'sIJe' .
! tsrFe Southern States right toeveD-ior.
| and was President thereof. and veer rssoin-
| ions were passed apBro,iER the nea'raiity
| of kentucky and denou"CiUK the war, and
| aiso attended another Convention ON the
| '0h OF Sertemh"r, where more resoIutioEs
| were passed of the sa,as ,nport and said
| Powell had given al, at and comfort to he
| enemy he could from the po,i.ion he occupied:
| thareforA
| Reiolcc2, That said L. z1rus W. Powell be
/ sxIe' led from the Senx,e.
| Referred t. the U3m sni:sea ~ he Judiciary.
| Mr. FessenGen. Of NRiLe fknp } srt m he
| Com mmitiee on Fiaa'ee, ttPor.ed hacz he
| Apprtrriati II bill
MIR. sherman, OF Uhio. (Eer.) called $, en-
| ion TO in"ss large ap. roY a. IL, s., IS shG W
| ing toe n'cessi'y for pasSlrg measures for re-
j treuCh inent
Mr.. Trumtu'l os I';,oo.s (E-p..) asked
how many neu hey w"rt provinics tori
/ hr Ffsrenjsu stAtd ~ G "a not know
! Mr. Trumrutl saii - thought ihege was
| disposiuon 10 over s!iNa.e he number Of
| tcoois For instance, T. h bern reported
| IN the new s3Ep-rs thag there were 20 oo0 L., en
/ attacking rort boCc s"n. whereas, III taos,
| there We're only abou. IS 900 man shere. Hs
| taouSht this fnct shouid bs kao9n Tor tina
| honor OF the gallant men Who captured that
| fort, marching on eDtreU Chments held by
| ee3rly heir own Numbers
Tue ameA dm-nts ot the C0mmittaA ware
l sdariss,. x,et; The exccn ,on of :7o 900 600
l tor the u r.ermaetei'S Derartmeu, watch
| Was Objected to by the House
1 MIR Hale saic IL was no use to m ke such
| appropriation A. W. had 20 money 10 pay
l there were two hundred mi lions oefioieDCy
| >iuce last session, aud now acdIpg twenty
| SIX millions, We mieot as veil pass rnnk.
l Tupt law and let the Govern Inent tske ths
/ beneht of il.
| mr FessaGden explained tnat the amcun.s
| were aiieloy due, ~ q deb must I've paid -
| rhe army wes largely 10, ,reased siaca he last
| estIm ite was mate, md siNy uilis were
| coming in every day which mus ~ paid -
| The Comm ssary Department II TeII.sste
l had already spent their Ilsi do lar.
| Mr.. Hale saii he should lut oppose the
| ame nd ment, ,nnt h. OnSidrr. a u evident hat
| there had been g-o-s m',m ,n1 .Iaent IN
| the Department.. AID read an adv rust
ment III the New forK Rtraid:. " hat
| a good locking, aftab yong man had
/ iust com plrted large toyeIument con trpc;s,
| aud wished to ne,ome acquainted with u
| young iedy sirtus of sharing tie pro-
| cestS.' Tnatexp.alus the matt.
| Mr.. Howe, OF WIS (R,p y asked that ths
letter from the q Qaarternaster's D-pni tment
| might be reed
MI. FeSsendeu also haG n letter, received
| this NOR lug, which h" WISHED read. From
| le ters read. appeared hat me COS rails
/ tag and furnish.ns thr amy n the Qutrter-
| mtsiei's Depar Lment WAS .Dout ~ nuLdr-d
| an twfL ty-two mlliiDns of dollars
| The ameu .ment vas opeu, u q the hill
| Was pissed.
| HorsE After spending some tine On tho
Senatr's ameudmtn's 20 the United states
| note bill, the tous went into 20 }" mIttee OF
| the Whole On the ~. -Ufi~ e Appropriation
| uiii.
| M. Woo hses, OF Ind e, ,Opp } a-gu~d that
| this Union VIII be res, I'D Dy unu through
| the iusGruInsu AMY ( the Constitution and
| strict Obedience 10 lis i-,ter ana spiii or
| that it Will not le restored at al; and ia tcis
| connection said, Ia ~ IN" p,itcJ - ~ ntver-
| sal smsnci IfItiUu,' OF ''AbJiiL,ou,' iro-
| clnim.d it tha cJmmen, eme. Of the
| ston, could not be carIi-f out " !,bOut i'll
| toleraeie bad f,ith to the Union nsen f we
aorth and he south Ii thi' was TO be
| the yolicv ct the Govern ueut III the pros
| u ion OF his war, then er"ss deception Il 3
| oten ;rsctiC.d on 1ll loyal rien, hid an
| army has been raised by false pte eng -, more
| nagra theu had eyer 7~tGjo been s,dYshCpd
| tn carry out 4 set ret nrd GnhailOwed purpose.
| We mus. adhere t. the L. ion IS oar T tners
| n de u, ~nd not ~ crpr'c.ons p'Iltlcians
| WQQ q determine Air voorhees, QUO, pd frt al
Ptestd mt Liucoin's l. ugGrti adcrSsa ard
| Messages TO show thai ths Ia ter had sc;d ttat
| he he her bad BE power nur Il he matt II
| 10 interfere with slavery III the States nut
| iha he vocid cure M Fugitive Slave
| Law. -ir Vco hes also re.erleI 80 General
| Mct jiniiaI's prCcltma .ioI erI,TIug Nir-
| gini :: 20 eiIa.t IT, tt the AIIry VIII notoniy
| aostntn frrsu all interference VITO slavery,
| but w,sh a struLy hard - st CUt Guy al.
tempts az i1sufT.ctiou. Ihi> "-s LOOK. i en-
| as IA pledge Suction Il n" th. txh"G'!ys that
| The array ~ uid uCA t'aiur!a op state laws
| aEH = 'ttss. bat 81. t. }itt.u tICtD those who
/ w"Gid oveT;tIo9s x th' a. The re " 's ~ that
, | tina nc uv0 c>' from fnIittl 'tps. jn sup
| pcrt Oh lis argument, elr voorhees, rsf4rrvd,
| among der Aihrs 20 General hutier's con-
| duct aud % tc 0'tic'aI d;s atcaeS - D.f Sew
! ard in wh:Ih he liter declared tlet
, | whatevsr ilay belun" If tre rebellion. - Is
E | no The purpnts ct the ToyeTl' rnsut u bl-
, tarfera viii th. Eta as uT = Si.xle human
! being IN the s,trte3 or Territories I.4amy,
he tNuorbsesl said, would rest ou the men
| who r. j cted peace when tAty CoUiG have cb-
taineo il oa teIms II hoEor Now Let the
| artaie- advance hid hrtps his terrible strus :
| gle to n speedy termination Lot he war be
wR,cG in the name OF lie Cons tG'toL, the
| laws, and the '=lcn ct 'qoai ana AonoTed
. | men ners, aud IN ihs Uaile o. Gcd, guided
. | py u Ii eu 'ig ht-s. ID CLrIct.lni Y
, .ur W.@shbufi G, OF tit!uuts, Rep J said
4 | that the gen lsman y O"Tdessl Fad an =
| uonnctu nat tbr people or l. uiaLa were
| ready TO crwprCmise wlfh rebels, DuL ha
D (Wn3h burus) sishsd to rers,,r. has the gso-
III. of Illinois were Tc1 y 70 CDm proiEis Sc on
t. | tue te,ms crered hy Gefeill Grsni, II his
| ~ ashbur.e'sl oNn -tete, a. De-. BuoAnsr,
I namely "An unconditional and imrnt tdiats
Isurreu,jpr " laPplars"
MIR Voorhees, wished ~ explaia, hut MIR.
| sheiiaD4rser, of q -, tneg } st The time
, having possession 81 the IL, or, AID the Com
m,ttee r.siug, EN y7es uLnbie 10 do SO
Toe House agsia went iuto Committee CT
: ! The Whole. laying ts-Ge the o =. ifics bill
n | and taking up tko SeGGte's amendments 10
| the Army slil.
Mr. Richara On. Of III , (Opp J said that
| tn. apnuuc.a ion made ny his COLES ( us
- ! fWashburneJ shuIt ttnT hso Was - most cs-
| igntful stsL.
Mr stevens, of P.nuny.vania, (Re. IL
/ hops he gentleman q tch,rdsoE) does rot
expect Ipe 10 ylsiu th~ nor tor general De-
bate his biil is ior the army.
| Mr. RiChardsoE--t'li get ou the army di
rectiy. Laughter ] 1 want 20 do good
! | thiug. want, 10 congratuiisLe my c. less u p
!, Wash burns
Mr.. >tet ens--I hope no oae will interfere
E with the passage OF tnis bI.i, winch Is ntcss
| sary to be passed without delay
MIR. kichaIdSon-My coiI.ague wash
z | burne) has enCuIssd 4ensIaI u. anI.
Mr. WashbUrne-T- sir
u Mr.. kt.hardson--O?e = II th- most sens. ble
| proclaIaatious was is>ue by Gen Grant
| when tie entet ed Pudueah. The Hraera
} | then made use OF The toiiOw, ia,suefe:
Il have no. come to nsnt opinions, nut 10
| resist treason aEd over"hs''n II. AIN fol
= | sustaining the Constitution and the Supre m.
: | acy OF the laws -
o Ir Richardson said that he Wished tbii
| proclamation oCud he written IN fe.ters y
soid on the sky. thrt everybody might 80,
the correct doctrine. There never youl'
| have been an army Of 900 900 men rti~ed
| the otisct had heen avowed 20 over hrov
| the Cohsiitu fou aud CT, ate arc her Cav TN
Q mept. The war never would have reen -
a | gun but 70. two sl~tneats a. The Eor'E-
Iameiy. the Ahoititn purity rnd the part
beaded by Buchanan, Iuueey, ard tushiug
| and that class cf mel. he ! tier We
worse than the Aooii t!onists, because the.
were smart.
These and other remarks pf DIR. E!chard
. son ocensioned much laughter.
The Seua.e's amendments to the army b'i
o | were read and whea the COMMITTEES rose tAe
were all c,ncprrtd in. A''Io"ited.
Il ANOTHER PsxssgKs ON MCCLELLAN by
v | Washington ter, Ut February 2olh, weitAT
D | the scllowing
a | washington city is flil-d with rumors re
specti @ z The disposition Uf the rs bels to eyse
~ | nate Manassas. 1T ~ ~id .hat me tries al
/ tIxgn mo tEfy nnI nsf