New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

lie state would have Slayery rOr o time. YET IL
looked all the while 10 utinsteiy being rec Stsfs
and 20 The eyclGsou OF slavery. lie WADE would
rather have the good old language, - that there
shall be no Slavery or involuntary seryitude;' bat
when State knocked for adm lssion with provis-
ion for gradual emancipation II presents different
case from a State coItcnding for perp-I.i!Dg Sav-
ery. lie Wade wss utterly opposed 10 Slavery.
bat did not think that be violated his principles by
admitting II State with this pruyi-on.
MI FEsSENDEN rep, Me-. was in favor of
the admission oil this new STATE, bnt there were
,oae thi1gs ia the bill he should like to examine lie
thought betoLe the admission Of this new State We
SHOULD take au irreverfi1Ie position in regard TO
gradual emancipation. lie moved that the bill 10
postponed foe the present and the Army Aprropr's-
ton bin he taken up.
Mo,iou carried
! Mr. HARRIS REP. y. = desired tina; the bin
to provide Prov Governments for certain States
should be taken no. Ii was very necessary that u
should be ros'cd early, II II WIS passed az all
The Army APPROXIMATION bill was taken uP.
! M FE5SENDEN stated that the Committee on
tinance had struck down the appropriations nearly
oneihird. These appropriations were sufficient 70
carry the Government through TO JaDuary, leaving
tho Of the year 70 be taken of by Congress-
which meets again in December. This was done on
the principle OF keopipg large appropriations in tas
power OF Congress and not from any dirtlst Of the
Administration in any way; for il there was any
man in whose integrity, patriotism, and ability be
Eessendcnl had entire confidence, was the Secre-
tary OF War
10 tie amendment 10 limit the number OF the rank
and Tile Of the 8rrny 10 30, coo men--
Mr. HALE REP, N. H. offered AN amendment,
ni ing the number Of MaJor-tieneras 10 iorty and
tho Brigsd,er-General. TO two hundred.
Mr. FESSENDEN Rep, Me- said that it was
known there was great many men SICK and wound
ed and has been suggested by the Military Com
uittee thai thus amendment bad better not be adopt
ed, and he should not press 1t.
Mr.. GKI,IES rep, Iowa. hoped this amendment
would not be stricken out. If more men were need
ed Congress should provide them and he willing 60
stay here or be called back to provide for them. He
was sorry 10 say that he Grimes had not such uD-
lm,-ed confidence in the War Department. lie war
reriecly willing TO give the GoyerDmeo: all ths
support il needed in a constitutional way.
Mr. KING REP, y. a. said the Military Com
mitfee had thought best at present Lot to make
this limitation from any Information had but they
were willing now to SET ANY limitation on the mum
Der Of r1eD. 49,
Mr. TRUMBULL REP, H., was sorry, il this
limitation was TO be stricken II WIS The duty
Of Co5gress 10 raise aud support armies, aud Con
gress ought not to give unlimited power to raise any
number OF men He thought 100000 men enough
10 be in he field.
Mr.. KING said we had no, 1000 men 10 the
Geld according 10 the beat iniofnatioo ,nSt cou,'
be got. There bad been $1,000 men recruited
SIR TRUMBULL thought 1t better to nix the
liUit SOM where.
After further DISCUSSION, MI. IIeles amendments
Wa adopted, aud the Limitation OF ''o,o"o meh Wa
srichca Out
Alter the consideration Of various otter amend
merits proposed by the Committee on tiuance,
Mr. KING from the Military Committee offered
an amendment making an Appropriation OF VooVVo
10 provide for rue comfort Of discharged 80 ders who
NAV arrive ia the princiral cities woanded, ana ZOE
Forwarding deslitete soldiers 70 their hooies-
Adopted. ,.,
on,mending a yoe OF thanss 70 Com. foote Tor hAs
Gallant ii tories in the West.I
Mr. FOOT rep, W. offered Tie following ~ -
amendment:
Cep,o extension shall no, extend to she a'S Nay az 0s
.ouh wing o the Capitol
This authorizes lhe completion Of Leutses paint
ing which has been interrupted by that act.
lie ome ndment adopted.
Ir KING offered d proy.sO requiring al Aldds-
/ Camps appointed under the at OF August 1901, 70
b. referred 70 the Senate for confirmation. Adopted
An amendment was also adol ted approfrann8
s. coo 900 Tor collecting, organizing aud drilling tbs
volunteers.
Fnr.her confederation OF the bill vas then post
/ GA motion Of Mr.. HARLAN Rep, Iowa. tho
Home resolution relative to certain grant lands IN
the state OF Michigan for railroad purposes was
taken mp aud passed.
Ga motion Of Mr. GRIMES, the bill 20 equaIiss
and establish the grade oi officers OF the navy was
taken up
ar. WILKINSON (Rep., Min.j offered fesolu,
ton that the President inform the Senate, II nos
incompatible with the public Interests, whether
Charles &. Fulton, one OF the editors of me fam
,aoys AMericQa, has been arrested and conhned IN
prison. and ii 20 upcn what charge. ard Tor VIDAL
reason and whether any charges nave been pro
frrred agains; hm and by whom preferred, and on
what evidence such charges are ossed
Mr. KENNEDY Tn, Md moved TO add also ths
names OF Judge Bartol and Judge C!rmlchaeL
The resolution was laid over. Adjourned