Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-26

| meut by striking cut the words "or may BE-" LosL
Mr.. HANLY, Of Arkansas. moved to amend the
smsulment By sddluy provided thatis shall not be
all we'd to make eIsmpiO laws after tbs passage OF
THE act" List.
Ir OLAPP, Of Misc, moved tho main question: Net
Ar cd to-
Or. BALDWIN. Of Va, moved 20 amend the amend.
m nj by stnking out tie word "snd" between duty
aud '.seIv - /" aud insert ''iu active"
| M CUNRAD Of La, protested against ths proposed
/ an msnt IS solemn CHEAT so.ena farce, leaving
the pfesent and lure egsiAnon OF the STATES
msuy respeo contradictory, aud as obstrueting tie
bu ness OF tie Secretary OF Wr by previous sppeals
for ex mpon Hs was 10 favor Of aEy law for promptly
filing Up The army and promoting the ssfey of the
country, nus opposed to one which would inoehaitsy
postpone il and entail vast evil upon the cause.
| c NscRIPr BILL
At this STAGE of the proceedings. message was re-
csved from the Senate announcing that that BODY IL
ssted upon its amendmrn's to the Corscript bill, and
sksd a committee Of conference.
Mr. MILES moved that TIE Eouse further Insist upon
its ds rsemenr 20 the Senate amer DIN Dts and second
| the comGi'-ee e co fertnce. Agreed O.
Toe SPEAKER appo MED Messrs kILEs. JOKES and
OOSRAD the clmm tee.
EXEMPTION BILL
TIE consideration OF .a- mDion bill having been
again resumed Mr. DUPRE OF Louisiana, arp Gied 10
tie House TO rti'c the Gmeu5mrnt Of M. HoLT. We
ought 10 De Consistent IN legiFlson and shsp, il 10
thai when law goes forth from Congress- il may meet
the appreciation OF the people L was admitted that
O1ngr had the power to carry on war; AID that pow"
er bad been exercised in the passage Of the pon
BILL and now why should that poser be divided with
the Slatesg We had COCO haad in hand thus far to
achieve common desdoy and should now briug up the
lasgards ~ take active part 10 the war
Mr.. SEXTON o. Texas, TAI prcposed to CTR an
amend ncnI providing Tor the exemption Of all rch per-
90 as mas be e1emp: by the laws of a3y ate, and
T. eNe TIE Senae bill otherwise US it IT, On ess made
sufficiently liberal considetson would iadCc5 him TO
vo forthe s.rae BILL He mainaiaed thas The ate
Governments the proper judges o. exemptions, al
tnat Congress had no The power go 10 gsate de-.
roy the power Of the Sates After al the troops csl.
e5 Tor by the Conscrp ion law mustered iu be ap-
pretended that 90 npaiu Of tho smailntss
OF turRrmy II would be wiser TO take OF the sol
deys ia The field than TO bring Gu. an immense army TO
perish By hunger or di.ease without even meeug an
enemy.
The speaker foreshsdowed some other emendmerts
which be proposed TO fl T. and closed ii al aluson
to the peculiar Claims OF TeXls TO los al eHempI0l
&C.
Mr. FOSTER, Of Ala, movJi tie previous qaes!iOn.-
Not sustained.
The vote was then taken upon Mr.. BALDwISs amend
menf, VII ca vas rejected.
The Que stlon rec ring the amendment eh.red by
" Hour L was lost yeas Is, nays 80.
NJ. DARGA An gave uouce OF suEjry sncn4nen's
which he proposed 20 esr, one OF which t1smpts one
"a motitn Of Ne. GARNETT, OF w., /, was resolved
tb speechos on the pending bill and amendments shall
be sc cd 10 Eve M, ues each.
Mr.. He 'BEbT, o. Texas gave notice OF gu ans1t-
70 exc npt s,o,k rAs,Ts.
Mr. alt E3 m w.. to anead the Hill by ne ring Atur
" that all pc rms" st Gem ut Of the bill, 20,
wJ.Gs "uo~ exempted By the ls6s Of theF resP c'vF
: prs or
Mr.. sTUFs sAid that III was Cove nment b,sed en-
the consent Of H. govenoi, 81! suempt 10 enforc
Aa up0u SlAe Wit1Out lie consent was TO break ~
the vs,y fouaGa lone Of The COrfederacy. II ay STATE
world deliberately Ter authority Tor hs turio
<, Q ng her ous oil the army, such State va /.
crtA & and ot ger deserved to be member OF be
Co1federscJ
n ary State desred to vi hd,aw her cons from the
army and leave her sister States e: prom TO tb
world TIA. Ihe StA,e5 unwilling 10 bear "a Idly heir
burdens spd share their He had been vlliu,
10 prcscrb, law for calling soldiers into the trmy, b.
cSus, be did think hey would volunteer rapidly, an
i yes bard QUESTION tor msu 20 dseida between ii
tor his fIily ani patriotism for bis county, Ano
thew would taant tee Government 70 clm6 ard dscid
the esioa a. 20 Uhete- 'hey s,ould 20 {, sisN
q 10 re. Bat he vas tuse il 20 I'D be mach better %
low tae States to szsmp Il cir own u snd lhus
prevent all risk VI COLLISION between the Confederate
S;e Government.
Mr. DAR9AE, Of Ala, protested agai,s, toe doc
tr ne promulgated by the gen l,mAn 40 Ssn.h Caro-
lt that the Leg ltture OF give is cors'bt
e'ore the Confederate Government could pes iss Laws
VI. BRlDGERS said ihat the genil man from sJnti
Carolina SAID that the Safes not 10 be trusted IN
NJ kt exemptions from milt ry service, had well
declare our Government fs'us
II this should be Oocsi eTeG csrss Of failure Of Gov
errms1t hoS much gceser wl De the failure II We
iue 10 trus. the SAes 10 the important matter Of
brogirG their cir gems into rhe military service
Nc CONRAD OF La ssii that he wa well ,-srt
ttai tie Oh r1a1 OF tie Committee on i ary Aft ire
wlo sivavs brought intelligence, leaning and ability TO
bsar On eli his action 4 red essentially with the ma
ir,y oil tie Hcuse, hus causing discusson on macy
rncasures which would herNiss elicit but ltte debate
rosre wa alrays on his floor a canor for S,a.es rig
Mr. FO0lE said tia, the gentleman from La (Mr.
CcHRlD vss psIfeol!y eon,s ent win himself Il
not at all ex Ordinary that the gentleman shou'd &C.
here to bic Old Oprions He Was reminded % cioy @.
tie old aduEe W 50 uen some ines charge theif
opinio 8 70 Is never dot" QiuglJer be applied that
i3age this legs ArVs boty. DE v II knew ihs prid,
OF 0piaicn that prevented tie gertemNn from L. from
e5Gcgug bis opinion and II h did change bis riieoi
o5iri1n Ucu prevent him from avoSicg il. rs cer
iny did 20, m 40 20 Cf'nA, but thu gentleman b
oey.r beea knosn IS advocate Of Ss:el rights, BIT
a. TO- binself 90 o;g az the Government las ed HI
voice would be beard olsuO orig Tor stss Iirhs snc
Stue sovereignty. TIE gentlJ MAJ from L. b away.
been known 10 be in favor OF c1n'cl,izt on. Il
TIE Ia kest cOnsotaonis he ever knsE Of under the
cd Federal Gov1rrme ~ (au her. he had slWAys sd'o
cred c,u.oliia ioa t. TIE o-ntral g1VsrumepJ
Hr. CONRAD said the g'utlemsn sAs nilt kea
Nr. F00fE sjd that toe s2eechcs and vo''s Of The
gentleman had sINa7s tended tie, way. Nr FooTI
read some remarks Of Mr.. J fsrson in support Of hi
pos ton s. iavoriag the an 'rdmsn' Of Ne. HiLg'
The am ndmeni OF NJ MILES Was agreed to-yeas
a. NAYS 81
Nc. NRIGHT, OF Texis, moved 10 reconsider.
After 90 /, ef,c mi attsmps by As BRECKiNRDSE
# Ky TO intro luce resolution ding for meet
i'ss Of CorV''ss rsoN '-y h House ii 'uv""d
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