New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21
XXXVIIrn CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHI,eroS, Feb. 90, 1870.

IL was passed
several petitions were presented for emancipation.
M. WILKINSON rep, Min.j offered the follow
inc resolution;
Ke,ucky sfe eleven states he'd published thii oiduaIc's
Of secession ~ which Themselves from the Govern,
chs Uuii-u State, has ioTneG ConisderAiion an
royisiogai Gcyornn,nt add msde upon the Uti "a
States tg, )n "a, i day o. June 10 at ~ lly oi
wnich he called 10 ana did preside ano on sk w
hi Pre- ilen' thereof nafo s?erch J. Nu' 1o
stated tie ohist OF sid Convention. emo hen spi' ~
tOlsuce VIM reported 70 iii t'nvcn,ion i.n5 ~ "
resolutions ths were unanimously adopted by u. Aiont ~
Sec I'd fha, tie val being bow wsged by the Federal
ASr. ration salint The SeuhsrI S'ates IN va aon o.
she Cons Uticn and lave and his already heeh a'ri G 49,
senrer Every -af eusfd Of coistituto' n h"ity ,,
e,,i-;rn =, he ses. Independence Of the Confederate
hteie. tlre po 20 re-'o p'sc" Sha pero '0
9ir. thst we sa-ebs sppIoys tine reusal Of GOV Ma
fcGB 10 KencA troops 70 surrogate ne oou o."
,, ~ tgrkv in accod>uc. with the sentiments Of her
peop aud fo5d g tie inva'ion oi kentucky oy fed'I"
S"res,l Ths though Kentucky hes determined that her
proper pcon st preseut tnsi II 'tnc ntuUHt 2e"ee
tne g- secoD ct If q ber Of III iuN 81" Pc 'o
against will shs ought 20 recent ana rsel by Necessary
The resolution ~ r,cite. Nat pcri,r OF Gov. Msgin
Nesssro ing reutrty. he closing speech al i'
roavriion We, ode by Scuor Powell and toe REGULATIONS
pes by It eni mary % it, procedi signed by ham
=. is resi- lt A2ai,. the lUtb II st enbef Lot sd
,yb on kentuty y4s IN Sc zion ~ The ,oun
Fans on auA s,e her territory bad been vad~d a. t
di.;snl yainst the (uuiud-r-t aiinet Ne 40" Hui1'S
- r,u owe iu oryulzte an Dr. 90 b,dy kelris
g. tie cou.igGoa- county O~,s hse sou bern site
shts Convection sss,rbiro nd h,d i So ln TAX
iort fr he aPqfet Iupo'e o, os.IaMlos NE
support tue 4 Mon auG 'he emTh OF ~"
United states n. toweR delegate to ih'1
ConN,ntion from the our, OF ndersou and appo,sd
on &, nutrs Resolutions. Among oihcr fes0atlons
winch that CoInaiitle Z, 2 ,sted deco:
he,4irsd Irat every matr!.a Interest o. hentu'ky rs
s.ouid 10 r,. Cd within her bvrd,r and this Cow mon
lf
send hat 1, f The deliberate ofihs Convention.
And . loved Of 20 owe -lns uloi'y Of me 81 e
of Krtuey that the ne sad frhsns tne my NODE o. e.
Secting tn goat oo."c by sdneinT 'T'tS ns-Iy snd
imrarisliy b. her and otecat"o P)s" "a h'UIh
T. during he existence G. - DE- osi'e -! 10" ias ut
nor MA the Seeded ,tsie, and declaring soil must be
preserved in,iole ffom the sFin-d ocrupSlCn Of me-
NAta Ihst We coaao,r Il nc iHpaIus WIN t.e heu
ssliy syow-d by Kentucky 70 vote money io re po',u
ton the civil or to tax 'he neope Of the STATE on es
men its d-tt Tor purpose for cause 80 hope
less A. .be military subuslton Of ire C'Dedefat
1h.s Conyenuo1 o. mos lnIense y, aa
att, nted by 'ohn 70 tAhI'se iu u.auJ ' %
of tlst party geuerely 81 owe the Sse VIM fr't
and H. W. Valley, tsqs mace 'Pe...es =, u. ~, NV,
tie Tfae"st treeson sa ' , ~, ,.S III, 80
the United s.aes - Teo' 9d y SetstSr
Powell:
G.n Loi4s Dssla, Elohsrd hs"es ana Ihouls T. ro.ri
c.c he aud hereby appointed COMMITTEE OF Dre-iIa
uon in cary cat he purposes Of th Convention
h.s- men thus Commissioned in Tue cause Oh con
si scy treason rebellion by the warrant gwen item on
ed Or iye4 aud asted il the orgszaon Of sred bands
TRAITORS, and soon thereafter ed toto 'Ae 'Shel-se
cams wAelc Ley ssius 10 con- Iiae me 90
sgD on OF Moo and The ONcrlfow 81 the ton'utuon
,na ths 1--we t ire United Stses. From tES bosuins 81
tn =. al rebellion the present time Senator Powell h-
n. ~ dcIc IA un!tLng 10 congress OF cut ~
e. he 4,i,bty ,ifn.cie for ne,,usl life. While tue
true snd l.,al 81 Ais own Stste we've engaged
a. an srors st.re 10 bring her 10 pefiora her duty
10 I'd. - D. and D.. b. u1t only withheld On
them al sy. vut gave ~ tue seOes tho
Io.ai roe o. bis position aud opuiols all tie AID sud
I'd
technical ,eson. la. purl s"' not me Aci lave uetn
Governor Of te state Of hen'ucsy
And tongrrs hs example aud counc.
have cogDiess ucl po.stsi WIN 1ef Peoyr t'u 81 u -
rLiey,ua tend IN other ssae,: under Ne false n du
sse ery oi -sy aud peIce aud e aOsnrd purpose 20
roSocS tie .e sle sainst ia. asi ION the military
United s',es, he his, dol.ts fsied T. 80
.ee HUNDREDS sud hundreds nom ~! eiy ano d INTO Ic
hon ald H. be- lot supported the toustr ion Of
tinted saes Bot hr lac sorndea ne cusrse to ls re-
cut. I'D hey ha,c a. aoc the o'es a'..ak upCni@
IhcYcosc be % Zee .t The ssld Lazarus w. Powell be
snd h = hereby e4g-i.td from ne Sen-ts.
Referred to TIE Committee OF the Judiciary.
On motion OF Dir. GRIMES Rep, lOwal the bill
TO establish National Armory al Rock Island WI
taken up.
Nj. HOWE rep, Wis., moved its reference 4
the Military Comtnttee.
Mr.. WILSON Rep. Mass bad no desire TO hav
il referred to nat Committee. He not sure ,hs
the Government needed another armOry at tins TIME
but il did need 2 fOu derry for making cannon, &c.
Mr.. LANE Rep, Ind said he stould move t
yeier the bill VITA instructions 10 report autbofil
fIg the Iltftutut 10 dt' 4At tnitt tViA hi 1i't
WHO ase to examine and report Oh tie moot s0itabi
location.
Mr. HALE REP. N. H. said this very locltio
.syas reserved By the Government fOr about tir,
years. He thought the country ought not to organ
ize rwo ordnance depGrtmentt--cne Tor the arry
snd one for The navy but all ought TO le connecie
20 ether.
lIr. FESSENDEN REP, Mel, from the Commit
tee OF Finance. reD0Yled back The Army Appropiit
tion ill. lie said ne BILL as IT came from tip
Home, contained appropriations for lSt2, ALTO 10
$50 Ihe 10Dnitee lave ttrIca out the hfst SEQ
ton making tAe apmopHai on for 1905, and reserved
that for future consideration, as before they al
journed there might De zach II change as 10 reQuir
iurther legislation. There were some large amend
nen.s made " the Committee for the deficiency o.
seventy- 81 il!ious. AID one in the Ordnance De
par, neut fOr ten millions.
Mr. SHEkMAN ,Rep., Ohio called attention K
fhose argeT alprO rati0ns, ~ showing the neceeli
for faseiug measures Tor rctrcnC8TGLt.
M TRCMBUII (Rer., H. asked how many
meu they were providing for!
Mr. FESSENDEN said he did not know.
M. TRUNBtLL said he thought there WAS q
cstoion ~ oVer-esiimate the number Of troOps for
in auoc il had been reported IN the newspaper that
tbs p were % Gro men attacking Fort Doncls or,
ercas, ~ fact, there was only about * 900 men
there. lie thought this fact should be known for
The honor OF The gallant mon who captured hal tort,
tnAlcliug Oh iLtrenchuen.s held by nearly their
own numbers. The amendments OF the Committee
were adopted, wnh the exception Of sevonty-siX
M lions for the QudFtermasier department, which
VII. objected 10 by the House.
Nj HALE said u was use 10 make snch an
pro9riltion, % We lad 10 money TO pay; there we're
~ % hgLdr,d millions deficiency since la.t sessioD,
AM now adding ,eventy-sIX millions, We might as
VII psss a bankrupt law, and let the Government
cake tLe benefit OF II.
Nj FrSSENDEN explained that the amounts
were already due and Gobis must be paid. The
nIIoy was largely increased since The last estiInatet
were made, ana heavy biils were coming il every
d., Wei must se paid. The Commissary Depart
1Deat o. Tennessee had already spent then last dol