The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15
THIRTY-sEYEyIH COgepr,.
W AsHINCTOS, Tuesdar

Mr.. Cowan offered u res,ui,a
$4,000 for one thousand copies q -, ."'
work Referred. VI"
Mr.. Foster introduced bill to a1lo.,..
dent to accept the services Of cer.aia va '..7
the army without pay. Referred.
a communication from tie pr4>,4-.
hitting a copy Of the instructions ,I,S
ter OF Austria, was referred.
Powell's resolution vas taken m ...
Secretary OF War for an answer 10 H." .'
ton in regard TO contracts, &c.
Mr Wilson slid he did not believed.
mont could give this intoruat;91 f,.
There was not an act VI that .par.n.r.-
not willing should see th. lish-. hg, r..
physical impoSslbility 70 gi,e an ans9.,.
resolution.
Mr.. Trumbull thought tia; H.. -...
should be answered. He read at ~,,...
from report of the House Domoi,,o. -.
evidence of Mr.. Cummings in regard toa..
chase OF straw, hats, pantAI. ons and o.,.
for $sl5, which the Government .yylb
81, atterward yes0ld iJr 8 80. a!,.,y.
August, rtpurch~se1 for tue Goya;1m.,,..
agent for Sl2.5O, and turned oy., t,t.,.
eminent at S22. And the c2nmis-,a 49,.
House was trying 10 prevent this las: pa7n.,,
Mr.. Bayard. Of Delaware, said Congra.
right 70 an answer to proper resolution.
answer may be a plain statement Of a.e,
Lessons why 1t cannot be 60 Answered. an
We abandon this night we may as 7e, .7..
all control Of the Government
Mr.. Fessenden, Of Maine, thought
should insist On an answer. The RS yl...,..
adopted, yeas 81, nays 3.
A Communication from Marshal [,.--.
recel'ed. stating that lie had made csr:a.,-,
la;ons in regard 20 admissions to tn, D,,
jail, first admitting the President, Cain.
judges of Supreme Court, Presi44n. q.
Senate, AID Speaker Of the Hlus4, lis-
OF the senate were admitted on 9.~ :,y..
President Of the Senate. and MEMBER. =.
House on pass from the Speaker, A.. ..s
persons w".e exc utcd without ras> .:.- q.
Marshal.
Mr.. Hale OF n. H. SAID tha, til. Ssr... ....
to take up the communication immg.....,-
|! one OF our servants Issues a reka,c t-,...
admission to the Senate 10 public ins,i,4,.s
ne though. it deserved an Gun phatic rab.s d.
the President ought TO remove him 1.:...,
MIR. Grimes Of iowa, said he va: refuse.
mission to the Jail on Monday, becau,a q. 4.
not pass from this foreign :4r4p " Y.
brought here from Illinois. and inl o,,. 81.
the inhabitants Of the District. lie .a:.u..,
expose the character Of this Malsa.
Tie Jail delivery bill was then t-aea /, .
Mr.. Crimes motion, who read from reports
the House Committee, relative . L4nQl: Il.
warranted intervention. iIe stated t.4 l.
mon had been in St. Louis where Ne 4,pa:a
rs Br!gadier General, and sen. r'.in,...
Maryland, where it turned out ,h4. ). s..
neither Brigadier nor had any antacri'y r. r
move regiment, Which cost $4,000, -
Marsha! instead of attending 70 hi, day 20.
District. was engaged in this bushes, Z. ;.
Louis without legal authority.
Mr.. PcGrce, OF Nd, thought ,he oil. .-...
De modified SO as to simply release .r9I 2g..,
ment.
Mr. Powell, of Ky. thought conmoa i.
Was remedy for all this abuse, and :heye W.
necessity for this bill unless 1t va, ini-nlsl q
al. Slaves,
Mr., Pomroy, Of kaEsas, thought !: nj
much the fault II the law rs want VI pf1gs; .
ecutiUn
Mr.. Carlisle of Va, said be hoped itwga
come to vote. Slavery in the Dlstric: Of
i"mbIa Was practically abolished. The S.as
iho spent time enough on this bill and he Wa.
eu IL parsed 50 as to remove one PEI on Vh~a
hang sympathetic treatise on the negro rl'.
Mr. Morrill, OF Maine, said the was ,lWP!y
OIL TO correct All abuse against he li5efi
every man. and he could not rest under in! =;
lions OF disturbing the delicate relations Of I:
negro question.
Mr: Wilson Of Mass. thought the Seaai
from Maine had vel! taken notice Vi IL.
marks OF the Senator from Va Tn 81
iiao been talEc / 10 By Mason, and he lteis!
Senator from Va. was ;readiu. in the 10st
u ms predecessor, but he feared lAr yc2uAe
neither. lie wanted also to add his WORD
concentration to the insulting conduct OF vi
s'ui Lamon' CoIoTcd pcop!H in the !'i'.'
were never 50 oppressed Tor ten years \ /
Vho' CANE to hln to-day wiki orders IRON
ok 5adier 10 send bach. fugitive slays. Lua
uoa that name has not passed The sen lie yer
ne thought 1T twe We acted up to orr Pr.
pes, and rebuked tG0se men VINO diSggacra
mainly. In regard to the Marshal we ough
say to the President, 'he has !nsulei tie :
"'e anu must be removed
HOUSE.
Inc House resumed the consideration, o:
ihursday, Of the bill to abolish the FRANK
privilege.
Mr. Wickliffe OF Ky, moved to recomiai
oi'i to the Post Office Committee with instr
Nons TO modify the same, 30 that tue frah'
pIi'ilege OF Senators, Members OF the lo
ana delegates shall be exercised during the :
ION Oh Congress, and thirty days a!er The
JOurnment. But the frank OF all public
GERS be restricted to official add public busin1
anu that the same restriction be imposed
members OF Congress The violation Of wi
snpu'o &C Deprive them OF the privilege. Yea