The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-31

n'.,o,.s Sbo I'D dc~sd md dorsd ~ Srty years
In the same old way ought 70 be discsriot, and We
ought 70 call In 70 our relief the best medical talent
An smendinen, 10 the bill was finally sdor,.i q
strike out the word ''Aexandr ~ o. Na.r p"
snlution apply 10 all the Govern ~ w l'e1 H1i
the resolution, ~ amended. wa .' IL g., -,
Mr.. Harris IN. Va presented usinoriS rom
a large number Of merchants Of New York, ssssing
that the laws Va regard " import duties 10 conhned
w. goods actually on shipbOsrd.
The csse Of Mr. Bright Wa then taken up.
Mr. h'SS ". ss e n P'r o iSd.Ss
friend " the Constitution and not friend
r. the present form Of Government In addition 70
Snot uttering words u rebuke 10 the rebellion the
senator from Indiana had uttered language 70 give
| strength ~ the rebellion Mr.. breckenridge a. me
session last March offered resolution requiring the
President withdraw the Federal troops from cer
Tain stytes, and Mr.. Cing1nan offered a. an amend-
| ment that the President withdraw all the troops
and p eTs Howe hen psrrsd e and az red
| frcm a speech of Mr.. Brght's In which he declared
! himself IN vofofthese resOlutions He coutended
loyalty. and though, they might, pcsaibly, make
mistake a. ~ the treason OF the benator from inn-
ana *. they could say % the people tsss " WS
| Mr.. wIlmot Pa thought that this was . plain
case ali facts were admitted. lie felt II " be his
duty 10 vote fyr expulsion. Tue letter 70 Jenerson
DAVIS written T. a desperate traitor, commend
| ing man crraud 81 treason. The Senator
commended one traitor to another With An improved
/ 6re.arm. Would loyal senator do this SuPposs
| he Commander-nC Chief bad written such letter
| would there have been any doubt " the President
| hsd written such letter that impeachment could
| have been made, htaed on the letter
| ON motion " Mr.. Wilson the senate went into
Executive Session, and subsequently adjourned.
House Of Representatives
| Tie HouEe resumed consideration " the bill W
pay the expenses incurred In enrolling, subsisttng.
| 81 thing, armlng aud transporting the Troops etc.
| Mr.. II Imam tKyg caused article from the
| Chicago Tisrs " be read, showing hAyrsnt cpse
Of fraud, aud said that under this bill hundred
IL NrNUH a
| taken out 81 the Treasury.
| Mr.. Rchardson IN } aid that thieves were en-
gagged in rIundering the Treasury ia every T. ,-sbls
way, and by the passage of this bill would open
| the door 10 all the thieves earth. A law is al
ready ia existence authorizing the Secretary II the
Treasury - pay AL properly authenticated cl'ims.
| them fight fpr sunC,hing else than money. Anuthsr
| thing We have got g. do. namely Bring all i'm
| competent officers from General Fremont down,
| before Court Martial That ON or tfremonp
| should he convicted, because he did nA support
General Lyon the wors, military blunder that
| ever was made.
Mr.. Kellogg tnlJ mentioned the fac, that his
st'te had fu ni-hei 400 volunteers n crush ont
this deyilish and helsh rebellion, and therefore
| would I've strange n anne ifnprovidance had not
CURED. Ills Colleagues az chatdsrn,l Wholesale
| charge Of dishonesty and fraud sg.nSt officers 81
Illinois should be- sustained 10y some kind u proof.
M Dunn tMch) sNId that unless the House
should p"ss swine such measure as this very great
| Injustice would be done to the loyal States
| The lill was finally laid On the table by vote q
] / "
Elections reIorted resolutions declaring that Chas
| II. Upton, OF the seventh Congressional Distrit u
Nirlinia, l. not entitled T. seat in tbs House.
| The House then went into Committee Of the
whole on the army apr lpriltnns.
Mr. Cos tOhiol responded ~ the attack Of his coll
| hague tGur'cyl upon the conduct " the war and
cen MCCLELLAN. Ito said there were hypocri,es in
| religion, quAckz In medicine, pettogRers In law,
| mushrooms In vegetation, secession IN government,
| and military critic. in Congress. lie proceeded "
| answer tie general charges against Gen. McClel-
| Ian because b" had made n" movement ON tho
| Ptomac lie referred b. the merits II the critic,
4 | wh"-e only marital appearance was acquired
y | nj Bull Run, and whose brief experience
| ficmouts star, which De deserted when frenontl
| star palcd, did not make him military expert ne
q clit tse skilhl q neral. lie took up the COM
a | psiuts against Gen. Mcclellan Tor Withholding
7 | Eager Atmy from victory. In Missouri and KEN
!, | lucky th,re orders from Gen McClell IN
p, | Inconsistent With the most prompt movements -
i- orders were ~ hasten the movements with iut
moment delay, lie referred b. the din ulty which
n | Generals Htltyk and Huell met with IN assuming
. | their commands. II WIS not true, ~ his colleague
J | had said, that zen. Mcclellan. or Gen. n dleck
. either, had stopped the march " Curtis, Sgel AMI
Allpth after Price. These Generals hal made a
h. Cavalry reconnaissance, and had called ilr six reg
b, | mruts rom Gen Pope, which had been furnishes
- 4 letter from Gen. II ,leck 70 Grn. NC elan two
a days aga expressed the belief that either our army
VI | would head price, or drive them out. AZ 10 tho
| complaint that Cen. Mcclellan had stopped Lander
J, | and Kelly from capturing Jackson At Rpmney, he
- | showed that IL would have been but Balls Nun
risk, crossing the river without means NJ re- crossing
| in case of Disaster and that too when Banks would
| have lad twice the distance 10 march, which jack
| an would have mad tn retreat. Gen. banks APP
proved NJ Gen. McCiollan's action. As 10 the nom
movement II tue army here It cannot lie done now
A. | flr the mud-it was never Intended by Gen. Mo-
"a ClOan t. attack an equal force In their eutrench-
| WCut- he Intends b. do what he Il dping-Cut on
- ~ cir line u supplies, and retreat, by taking the
| Ipuueaaee Railroad t. this end he bes given his
- | energy 10 aid Buell. and his divisions. Mr. Cox re-
~ erred e. the general conduct of the war, and tho
's character of Gen. Mcclellan. His colleague said
-, | the PEOPLE hrl mo- faith iu the Chief in conmand
~ | C.N denied uM--vhat was wanted WAS a littlC
more faith from his colleague. He tGurleyl was
Ne minister of the H+pe and his faith was ~ large A.
~, e. tx" Ia AT mankind la his scheme OF salvation
y" | 4 bis colleagues 'sith can take Joh. Davis and
n | w,giuI into llryou--i'he can sec Humphrey Mar
Nv -hHl. squeeze through the gates ~ Paradise, WHY
~ cannot Dee exercise nth in the skill and strats
~. ~ 81 zen, NJ C'llan, even when -me Of his ia
- II. ms are tns,rutallcs The General In COMMAND
ia- a. he rcscry,d-ifhe took every one into hi
a, conience IN this le'y weather al his plans wou,
~ | be- frustrated.
siuual critics whose experience WAS mostly confines
~ T. HIu Run. ltused n be Considered necessAr7
re- fpr itary crit H. know at least that the re-,
re- rank il lust behind the front, and that he should
y, least le militia officer with the bloody experience
wa Of training day; ny we have reverend civilian
49, | whose thoughts ought t. be more on the dove tina
- | the eagle; whose experience has been conhne
T. conventions and caucuses, criticisng one of III
S most accomplished officers In the military service
an | any nation. why, years ago, in the Mexican wa
iey | these same gentlemen who are now - querulot
IL l,olt CEN Mcclellan, echoed Summers "peacef,
i"T | true grandeur Of nations" and Hosea Billou
Ty aFire away, you hdu' Teller
"i You may hfe I'll You are yeller,
We Before yuu get hold fine"
aI M, Cox referred, in conclusion, 10 the NJ linus
me t'S AS w. - a. - 80. =, 80, a. .;,i,, !,
- would not now discuss this aspect Of debate
, | IInIuily he could announce that no oonhscating
WI ruanriIs,ing bills can pass this Congress- Let Il
", alltionizt- howl on-let Phillips declare that vi
- tory hy Mcclellan would only cover up the old sa
4 | cry re-, and, therefore, was N he deplored.
- | l,ped that these alta ks on our commander, o.
N | CIusttutUn, aud the q lVernment, which were Ill
n,uraginP u the army and the Taxpayer. w",,,
| cease FOR the common obloot-the reS'"rA 'i'" vi
uat, The Army bin finally was passed As originally
Ice. | l.rted Adjourned.
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