Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-16
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vice on tho United States. with a recommenda.
tiop tbst II do mot psss. -
Mr.. SHERMAN introduced bill to amend
the act providing for duties on imports and the
act to confiscate property used for insurrectiop-
ary purpoees. Referred.
M, LANE of Kansas. introdueed N hill tn
provide for tbe extinction of Indian titles In
Kansas and the removal of the Indians. Re-
ferred, -. - ~ ~ -. -'-''--'.
Mr. COLLAMER offered a resolution re.
Preeldent. iuN0n
the pubiic interests. 10 trans mit 10 the Senate
the report, and Accompanying documents. of
Hon. keverdv .Johnson aa commissiorer ,os
the United States, during the last summer. At
New Orleans. Adopted.
Mr.. COLLAMER presented the credentials of
the Hon. Solomon Foot, reelected Senator from
the State Of Vermont for six years from 4th Of
March, 1853. Placed on file. ..
Mr.. DAVIS offered resolution that, after II
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the United States was about to break out In sew
eral Of the Southern States, James Buchanan,
then President, from sympathy with the con.
spirators and their reasonable projects, failed
to take the necessary and proper measures to
prevent II; wherefore he should receive the
censure and condemnation Of the Senate and Of
the American people.
The present consideration was objected to,
and the resolution laid over.
Mr.. FIELD offered resolution, that the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations be instructed to
report, at as early day as practicable, whether
some method cannot be devised, for extending
relief, or In some other way manifestlng the
sympathy of Congress toward those suffering
Operatives In Great Britain. who, stripped of EN-
pioyment by reason of the measures 10 which
the Government of the United States has been
compelled to resort for the purpose of putting
down rebellion, have nevertheless borne their
sufierings with sue, such exemplary ZEN patience and
T., NM atfa,rs Iest hy a. do,n tSer shor,d h,,r,
The sacred canse for' which We are contendina
Ordered to he printed,
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Mr. Mhiohi oneTea = resoiuuon, that tne
san.,,.. ia ~ ~. ns an,aa,anon saa'eu 70
NV as nan VI. oenSy ~, & ~ proSs' ,,Sns' an
Taa aEs y, % %s. sny ,ad tJy S Sn os @ .ne
Sniseu S.ss@ We S.us nas ea.saea = ua.ase lIon,
me tnoops ,oi ne states engaged IN the present
u.s uoon VIC ~ 's. VI s one Vi nnore suen
o,a,r, ~ s ds,osnS r a. .Ss,ns, hin - su,, aIy ny
squity or action at law by any Of such rebellious
49,, asca. VI aaS.oi n ss sucn SsTes, orin any
osIo saun h a,.ta u ueiu d "a ior 'he use
vi oonont Vi Suen .'A.e9. nuop'eu.
On moton OF Mr, HALE, the motion 10 IN
definitely postpone the Dill providing for the
confirmation, Dy the senate, OF the volunteer
appointments 70 the navy was reconsidered, and
the bill was taken up and discussed until the
expiration OF the morning hourj when the res
oiution reiatye 70 the arrest OF certain citizens
'of Delaware was taken up.
Mr.. DAVIS proceeded to speak at length In
favor OF the resolution arguing that the presi-
dent mas no autnorly, under the constitution,
10 make any sacn ma arrests; TSs;,ps
into executive session. after which the body
adjourned. a ....
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
nm. opr.u upp -, a.,
The STEAMER iaid before the House com
munication from the Secretary Of State, rela-
tive 70 the arrest OF part OF the crew OF the
sumter.
Lana on tne tapie ana ordered 70 DC printed.
MT. Diane introduced OIL ProViding Ioi
the estaonsnment OF postaI money orders; ne
ierred 10 Committee on fost omces ana fos'
ROADS.
Mr. MALLORY introduced Dill providing
ior tne repairing anu rentting ths court-hous'
~ LouiSyiiie, hentucKy, anu LOT other purpo
ses. .,se.t
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tne rouuction oi tho TAX Oh paper heierreu te
Committee OF ways and Means.
Mr.. HOLMAN introduced bill to amend tht
6bth saction articles of war Referred To Com
,nit,as an Militarv ANya,rs
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| Mrs NOhLL intrpduceo piii 70 secure th'
abolishment OF slavery In Missouri, and to pro
| vide compensation for loyal men who owI
slaves therein. Referred.
| NJ VIII oON intrndnosa n hin nrss,rih,,,
us . nv pIs, s,a..,p III I.n y
times ana places ior noiolng district courts II
| Mr.. BENNETT (delegate) introduced bill
| nroy,a,no for the develonment Of the ninera
P.su,,sa.e 80 .ha IrnI,ad S,a,as "a ,ha n,,hii,
resouices Vi 'no ohi'eo S'A'eo anu the Paoii
domain.
on % which he dsmspded % the previous ts 'o ouestioa
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h ~ IN e nen 1n 'fe ne hous Is,
there should 1e no ,egiMslst,on ga cnang9g ahe eMs,
on the public debt in coin.
Mr.. HOLMAN demanded the yeas and nav
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