New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

= ,,,,s IN s,ia REBELLION T. doubtful snd ne power
If me Executive u in the pfepi'es " a"pe'
,,>j A1 THAT the Presllsn q the United s'1f.s
co,rsrfcr IN icf Of 'he Amy and Ns!y OF the h
S,st.s sr .ud isAo use Of al means lot -, "A
~. l.ys. Of var which, IN Us lndfmen' ~ E. y ~
~, e., crrsh tls rebellion icu6n5 zoe aeik re a'1
.l ition Of al The propc - real aud Per'0ns o. tse
n armed rebellion aasnst tho Govennett oi ne
I e',ic. or a}ilg IA such rebellion Including ave
h, in tho opinion OF Cougre decided measures on 'he
, @ f tbe I've sdsnt have already become necessary
The above was rejected. ..
The House then agreed 10 MI bhlBn"hi 'u's--
tnte, which IL as follows; ,,s
Re e 6r,her enacted, 60 That Il any PeI'on OF pisGs ,i
within any state Territory Of the United states sn1
fy aftoT the taking effect Il this &C. sngsse ~
lion esanit the Government OF the n'eu % money
gfny sii a5et such rebellion, al Tue ptoe's' h,
,.d;s and eAect Of such person or persons are nTi
6y tecarei awfa subjects OF I1e s"S a. ap. DE
fyurl r1r the indemnity Of The nited Set, sl't "a
cH.es aprsng saeh ,ebsGn and 1t Is hsreoy ae aeS
Che lly The Precedent Of he t.d - - c end lat the
he coffs.ated rud condemned as hereinafter pro
i v.5ed ,oI the u.e Of the Llrod states -,
g. Ana he il further enacted that all property 20 cap,
i or seired sha be condemned in the Disic Courts ol
the d state ;na & tA1. A. 'ge snS sroeSed H e
r Of the United states OF the District Court OF e Ohi
Sses or the District Court for the District Of Columns
within any district in which the same mSy be e @ed or ,i
uaed or into which the san may be skrp and ne ~
jrg, rs: Instituted and which proceedings IN con1oT q.
frnre Sing under the laws aud In all cases tne
property sezed and condemned whether real or
Mi he sed putsuait to such rules tue Secretary o ne
Tre trv may prescribe, and the TTcfeis depoed II we
Tfcasury Of the lnllel Gthts iVt '1V H'47 w " '~
SPc 3 And be It further enacted that the AtomeyGe !.
OF any Distis Attorney Of the Urie- states OF any
~ wfih the seid property elects may At te n. 'e OF
into winch the be taken. shs ine thS liOceou
ings Of condemn alton a. b ro.nbeiorc provided
The vote on the above was o. agaiust As, as ioi-
lows ,-,,,.. p..L.-
Branau Bingham, blair til.), bl1fe, builton pu
Cbsunerain folfsx Frederick 4. Conk 4 hoscoe '3"H'
In C,vode Cntier Davis Due Edwards, Eliot Ly rtp
on Frauchot FTsnk. Gooch Granger Gnrey hooIsi
Kelley kellogg Mich Lanins Loonis, Love- oy ~
iI,Pbe.on Mitchell Moort head, NiSon N1ci ot,et NJ
Mel Ridi., Rollins ~ IT. Sargent Sh"nki Snsao
s,sv.rs strston Trinhe 1r1wbIldge Van morn 'hn
Valte, purch " aite Qud), wilson, Nindon aad "oee'
3 NfYs-,fes.rs Allen Bailey Pe) BAXTER Biddle bhif
y Mol Bbir Val Browne or. }, Brown Val talNsIt
T,.ey Clements Cox CIsitd, CIitieLden Diteh iuiap'
CriJer l Harding Harrison. Hickman hefrsan, Eh9pI
avy Lehman Mallory May Menkits. Moni II n9pie
Horton Oden On. Rollins tMol Shefrd. sinin' ot ~
N VI TIoaas Mass Thomas tMd ta'landeh ~, Nl9'
ma yoollees Walton (vt), Ward, White (Ohol wood
! 1uf, end Nrisht--48.
The question occurring on tho bli az ahenueu ny
. The adoption Of the above substitute, 81,
Mr. POTTER moved to re commit the bii' TO the
Committee on Judiciary, with instructions TO Fepor,
tho BILL which he bad proposed at an early stage Oh
TIE proceedings, which
; Mr.. WALTON Rep, VI moved TO amend by
+ substtuting Senator Colsmers bill.
Mr.. Walton motion was los,-63 against SO.
Mr. Porier's motion was disagreed to-2o against
, 73 ,, I'm
Pending the question on the passage oi the bill,
the House adjourned.