New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nilats t.tIatlNa liNS.
Mr.. SHEFFIELD I'm, Il. H. presented the
cred, !s OF lie iou. Michael Hahn Repre- senta-
tive elect from the Ii CorgTeasi1nl DiiIict Of
LO1iSiana.
On motion Of gr. BINGHAM rep, o., they
were referred TO the Committee on Elections.
WHY orr FOLDERS ARE NOT PAID.
Mr.. WILSON Rep Iowa. Offered n rcsolu'ion
Cros.ir. he : c.etaly OF War - Inform the lloute
what -us.be. o. volunteer rec lnep1s were ~ NE
service q the United States 70 whom arrears OF sy
are now due, for whit length Of iivc due TO each
regiment, and .he reasons why they have no. been
AIr. WICELIFFE I'm. KY said similar reso.
luton .ad already been adopted.
Dir. STEPHENSON Rep, Pa.l remarked that tie
informflion bad already been given By the See
relary II the Treasury.
Oamo.ion Of NJ. MORRILL,, the resolution wes
irtferrel 20 tie COMMITTEE o. Military Ai'ar'.
RESOLUTION As 10 LXrLDlENCY OF AMENDING
TIE TAX LAW.
on motion Of lIr. ARNOLD Rep, HI, reso-
l1'on was adopted iustiuc'ing tic Committee on
WAYS All Meare 10 inquire in'o the oSqedlcncy
oi ameGliug the Tax Law, 50 that licenses may
be ,raIsfsITe and ma BE- good in the hands Of tie
sssignec for the tine given.
NJ. LOVEJOY Rep, III, offered solution in-
s,TuciDg .he Committee on the judiciary - iqLife
" heher further legislation Is required Oh a letter
submitted by him from an Illinois Colonel, which
sets iorh tAa annoyance 70 Which he has en- SUD
ec0d in consequence Of negroes Freed nom We aeb-
els being hildeIed ia then tsaSpOrai on with tie
army.
Tie resolution was adopted
I MIR. VALLANDIGliAM on TIE RESOLUTIONS OF
ILACE.
Mr.. VALLANDIGhAM Uro-SlW, Ohio Of
ered the following, saying Lc proposed ~ debate 1t,
which causes il 70 lie over:
Rss,sed That earnestly decs 'lat the nos'
ipcsJy hai 90 eiui sssues be ak,n for r.o perc IN
America snd ht 40 tine nay be lof, IN prorosn su .s
ois,s 90 on ~ 'le' li order TO re ra' boa Get
tc1cni Of tic usliy colifsyere' Which bfo sht lbou.
~ unnecessary sAd Injurious civil wnf t. Jls and
ado nit agdn,t the return Of Ike sini0s a.
tine. to come nd i House deirs oer mott rue,i
assurance 10 n, comfy tD my "" IN Que TINE cheer
July coz pof-:e w The ana io STATE To- 60 res.
.oTsou ". he Unin b. such explicit aud solemn
amendment uEd provisions Of te Consultation as nsy be
found nrcessoy securing oTghtE Of Tie several states
an secA9ns WITHIN tho unioa uudsr the corsi.u,,n
/ Mr pENDLETON Dem, on offered rceolu-
ton that the protect AM rcn0ngtralce Of thrty-sX
members Of tie liouEc submitted Herewith against
tho uncOnstituli0nality and injustice OF tie bill Re-
Gently passed ndeJniiy ing the President and others
for u5J cndinQ the wrI. Of h2beas corpus be entered
on Inc Journal After stating Tie circumstance ,In-
der winch the bill paced their protest concludes ~
follows:
Tay protest egaust tho eal Of the ouie to permit The
consdea'n ed discussion Of the b!l 90 srLuay eSof
G. e!i power By the Dsjou'y cJl 70 the leuben mgst
- tH constituent and de.o5atoy 10 H. character a.
Iosy p,o'esi sssia,t the rasslgs ofthebm
.ag peaceful legal modes Of rpdes. Ss admitted wrong
M t.as ,oapels BIN tameiy 20 submit - the injury lhit
hrCJrd Btcaue IL ofia 20 Indemnify the Pfefilsnt
nd al acrs un-cr his tu'i MY for aCs admitted t. DO
w0nsiu AZ the expense OF the c4iff fgaingt WHOM tLe
acts have been psTpoiTtl n vIlDn Of tie plal
go principles Of justice aud the Just familiar lreeeps Of con-
stit4tOuil law.
2lirds Because Il purpors 90 confirm md make valid 10y
oct u Congress Crrsts and impis1umcns which were not
ouy warranted by the C0usutio ~ the United states,
bit were 10 pail able violation OF ~ e2press prohibitions
F0uyn Became 1t lulpods TO autnorzo tho ffeIteni
dufg this rebellion at ey e, 40 ~ person. AID every
where Throughout the limits Of the United 81 es 20 furcnd
the privileges Il the wt oil habeas corpus whereas oc,Ori
ing constitution the power 20 suspend Tire privilege Of
tatri, conde to the discretion o Congress alone sud
l. limited the places Threatened by tie digsfs u inysson
o. ilsurrec.iOn.
run: Boceuse for these ard other 1. unwse
and unjust sud invasion OF phvoe rshs, al encourage
meut TO violence, aud precedent iul Of hope u all "ho
Gsfp despoc power and perpetuate by the arbitrary
aios aud ilpIisoniAent Of oil who oppose Them
sam and lHoHy; Btcauto ia bDn Ia sections, II 90
Defae pabe, and dangerous violation Of the ,opiu'
uoi eccOdi'g to tue plain ana Intention Z! hs i1u
H4eit ana - therefore, utterly null aud void =.
ctorse .. Pcudeton, William a hicAHrdson James -
lsobinson, Philip H. Fouke, james X AioIns Anhoky ~
hnapP Cement l.. Nshendi 'urm, Chiffon A. " H,ei va
rem J.. Noble, William Alien, sanuo. y COX iiYah
6.s.ge X. SAs sdelbsun a. Ancons Jesso ilesi &
nish Perry CnaunecY Vibbord John Law, Charles Wloa
Nne, Ch.es f. Didale. James A. trayoua. Egah hel''
Phiip Johnson John u. SNles George w. Domop iiel'
dfick b. Wright William II. WHdswoIh, Aaron iiAIdihg
Houy Grdsr Charles b. Calvert, James H. kerigan lien.
~ May, Robot H. f1gen, George H. ieamsu and bi'a'sJ
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