The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.
XNNyU. Senate.
First session.

Hd,hiHJion, Jan. lO.-Mr. Cownn presented a
petition Ma favor "i employing Homeopathic physi-
,isus iu the army.
Mr., Lame, of Kansas, rose g. % personal cNp'tua.
tlou, and read tu article from the Nrw York llER.
w. '"yint mat the srnH" hat been engaged IN
discussing the case OF NJ. Luc mi ulut hr tLnu,l
desired delay, and had resigned his place IN the
senate.
NJ. Lane said thnt II WIS not true that he wanted
any delay. II W. Mt true that bee bad written his
resignation 10 tie KnS,r Legislature. II wtE true
hr had opted the Brg,iicr Grurrolslnp rendered
him. lie tl.nr! had uo icrlIu5 against the contest
ant, tMr. StuItuul except thnt which nTu4' from
his attempt I" drcl'rr hs tlIlc,! seat vacant four
days after he tH,k Il.
Mr TrumhulI muy~l t. tyl;r mp the port of the
Judiciary Committee, that waldo T.. Jp.Yisu tMr.,!
Ice expelled irttu tie > .llttp.
MI bHynri tDr."l mi M. P'W"l tkFrl said
That u"y should vote Tor Nj. lh,r'' rN"'-i.u'
On motion ui NJ. Ten Eyyk Is, 30 the rr+,',-
tuu reported hack from the Judiciary CuumIttr',
th1t Trustru PIX (Mo,l be- expelled from tie SHl-
nte, was taken up and adopted hy scT 30, may.
u,slr,
Mr.. Trumhull Huy uFyrri % resolution, which
WAS adopted, TINT the Vice frrsdrut transmit 70
copy of the resolutions, UNpriIug VI ,-rs. Johnson
and Polk from the Senate l." the Governor u' Ms
s1url,
Mr.. Grimes uuyrd t. take mp the hlll n regard
T. III" administration o. crmnI justice Ia the
District of Columbia
Tie lin proy.ir- u I ror.-u. cunprl ir the
District jail prior u'." Test torn 90, Tine criminal
court l." set tree, 900 indictment. ur aul adjust
| them.
| Mr.. powell offered, a. roo tl.ru uuanr t, c>ccpt
| fugitive NIuNr~.
| Mr. Crime. re- erred 10 the ..sra. rec y..pr,d
| tuy, who NJ. y'uhaci u.t.nHul thirteen m mthS,
| un the charge u' h"us runaway, which VS. uo
| riu-, II tll. lie MS not going a. tax his PEE lpe
| IA keep q ,layt-pru At Washington.
| The hl was I1=tpuLci and ma lr the special ur-
| der for IurSdny.
| The hi providing f,r the building of twenty
| ma.clad gtn-lyHts was postponed until AN answer
could Ice had from the SECRETARY Of the Navy, rct-
tive g. the resolution ufrr~i yesterday.
| ON motion of Nj. Btyard, the motion e. rrirf ia,
credentials of Benjamin Sarkc, OF Oregon, wa'
| taken Mp.
Nj. B,yarl couteulNl tina, it was MT in a,cori
| ancc With tie Constitution L. refuse e. allow the
| senator tu take the oath of On e. The qualification
| of q Senator was len entirely g. his state. Atei
| admission, the Senate would have the rwrr 10 pun
| ish him ~ Il mvmbcr, ur eNpcl lima Tor sum lou
Mr.. sumner iN,,.l saii that the Constitution
sail that each House should bee Judge OF the qutih
| hrttiun of it's own memb. n, Does the srntto
| irum Delaware claim thlt the Senate e mu"t cbnsld
| tT loyalty "a qualification
MI CollumcrtVt.y stid there WAS no doubt That IN
case Was without precedent, and according b. geuer
| al usage we should allow the applicant u take th
| oath. bw Il II clnilnrd that the present applicn
| ~ mot loyal, rheVucsuu ~, ~ there Is No procr
| dent, what shall We do with IT. lie tCAlNusr
| would have thi, question OF loyalty settled an
| would let il 90 t. the Judiciary Committee and hav
Z, arcuort ou the sujcct That was the very point u
. Nj. rr,mnun uti it w,sa STRANGE doctrine thu
| tie Senate could not take n 'ce ui the oNMy of h
applicant Suppose .nm' STATE sSsild SEM, ,, nesr
, | here with proper credentials would the stnat
from Delaware admit linn
Mi Blyarl--I would require him, 70 be a citiie
| of the United States,
Mr. Trlmlun How would YOU determine that h
culur Then, You 20 behind the credentials, 'ul
That i, lust the point. According t. the doctrine
the senator from Delaware, Il the state OF hissssiI
nj ahuni send a spy Of Jeh DHyis's here to llo~
. the Capitol, We must admit LIN here " Sel TIRE