The New York herald., 1862-12-23
House OF Representatives.
wAsuiScToy. Dec. q, 1852.

TIE LOUISIANA pELEGAnoE.
Mr. SHEFrIxp (opp) OF K. T. presented the credentials
or the Hon Michael Hahn representative elect from the
FIRST Congressional district ot Louisiana.
On motion Of MIR. BINGHAM, (rep.) OF Ohio they were
referred to the Committee on Elections.
THE PAT VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS
mr. WILSON (rep) OF Iowa, offered resolution directing
the Secretary OF War TO inform the House what number
OF vol n,eer regiments are in the service OF the United
States whom arrears Il pay are low due; Tor what
length Of time due 10 each regiment and the reasons why
Mr. wpEtI,tE, tunionl cf Ky, said simiar resolu
zion already been adopted.
MIR. McPHkRsoS, (fep) O. Pa, remarked that the in
had already been given by the Secretary Of the
On motion Of Mr. MoRsriI, (rep) Of Me-, the reso,u.
ton was referred the Committee Military Affairs.
THE TAX LAW.
On motion Of Mr. ARNOLD trep of m resolution
was al gded instructing the Committee Ways and
Means to inquire into the expeiency of amending the
Tax law % that liccses may be transferred ard may be
good n the hands o. the assenees for the time given.
sRygu Nnsgpgs.
Mr. LoyEJoy, (rep of ILL.,, offered resolution instruct
ing The Committee tie Judiciary to inquire whether
further legislation l. required on letter submitted by
him Illinois colonel ~ho sets forth the annoy
ances ,o Which be has been IN consequence Of
transportation with the army. The resolution
adopted
Rs.roRAnlN ov PsAcE.
Mr.. NALLaSpiGHsM (opp.) Of OHIO, offered the follow
Ing saying be proposed 70 debate II, which causes TO
lie vver.-
Speedy enceua be taken FOR restoring
N s.d sa 81 n9 o.s. M e. lost Srdr II q @ %
tra settlement q the unlapay eoatroversies which
va s. just and .dssas. sessris assna The r.
sa" @ ae ss that
:n ~ Due time e. csssrta s GO operate M M VIII the Eaeca
AMI mos. .ols%s e..n4msn. .nd pro,Isionsof Che
iSe s.,sr. sss:s and sssoa: Within he Unoa
A.o1 "a rn POSITION N Krxpnsn 70 me ISSUANCE o;
foNDs.
yt wArxxR, usp) Of Mass, offered the following
ION, which Was adopted -
i I'D That the Committee Of Ways and Means be In.
70 i5aars into ,As s,pessny en- Of asshorps m the
asub no or one Sadr. m million. Of ao.s O. suss
onn.,ons = shall 3. best adapted 70 u. purpose Of
p.ysss n hrss Or sse ysAs. M :. ,ae pleasure o. The
FRssmysr AND rm WRIT oy HAmAs coRpcs
Mr.. Pssmrros, topp.l Il ohio, offered resolution that
the protest aud remastrsnce of uirtys members Of
the House. submitted herewith against the unconstitu
tonality and injustice q tue bill recently passed ndem
nyne the President and others for suspepdng the writ
Ol I,abeas corpus be ents ed the Journal
Ancr stating the circumstances under which the bin
passed. their protest conclud ts follows
Thry protest against reiusa the ous 10 uermi, he
consideration aud snson OF the bi as arbitrary
% Sss, % ss = 10 is is Sn
Tbss roie.i s.Irst the rassssr OF the bill
~ pqrgors % asprys The b, eiIi.ens all eI
ng peaceful ess ns ~ aes ior 10 . sa "a wrcng
~ - seek Illegal and fpr,inle eniedi,s
ii as & % sdsssd e se wrons Sae
fU the expense Of The e. against whom the wrongful
have been perpetrst. toa1n OF the pla
or - 9 Justice aud the Just shar prccepis o. consttu
laws.
Thd-Because pnrports 70 con nrm and make valid by
u co arrests ant imp whica
only not wsrEne by tue constitution the United states
bat N papebe violation o. is express pro 10 tons
fos,th-be snse hpufluft g. authorize President dur.
au tnis rebeiion, al tte ~
here throughout the HINTS Of N. United
nj rivegrs Of the wftof IaJ,as corpus whcrrHs the
l Dua rover " ~ III privileges thai writ Ia
led ~ the discretion Of Congress 0e AMI ml,aI 10
the Ia es threatened ~ the dana IN aston OF nsur.
g.
fl because for these and other reasons i unwisc
aud untus and an nt pittptp 4hts an enrouras
meal W gseBee. aud pIevsleal tu Vi bove " . who