Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-24
The Emancipation Of slaves Pas
cage IF N bill for that Purpose by
the IwDu>c.

the Ipu,c.
la thek House oil Representatives on Wednes-
day last. 1.-THE bill emancipating the slaves of reb-
els pissed by the vote of yeas %. nays 81. as
follows:
Y~elr-&Nessrs. Aldrich, Alley, Arnold. Ash
lev. b ,6{ "a. Baker. Baxter, Bcaman, Bingham,
Blake, Ellington. Campbell Chamberlain Clark
Csiar. Frederick A. Conkling. Roscoe Conk-
ling. Coypde.C Cutler. Davis, Dtses. Damn, Edg-
ertcn, lwards. Eliot, Ely. Featon. Fisher,
Frank. 0koeh. Goodman. Guriey. Hale. Hanchet.
HckmarV Hooper. Hutcliins. julian. Kelley.
heiiogS Mich . kellIngcr, Lansing. Looms.
L~,vejoy. lowe. Mcknight. Mcpherson. Mitchell.
Moorheit Morrill, OF Vermont, Nixon, DIN, Pike.
Porter hue. Rec of Mss. Rice OF Me, Rid
die. Roly "a OF N. H.. Sargent, SedgwIck.
SaaHks. vheliabarger, Sherman, Spaulding, Ste
vens. 81 uon. Train. Trowbridge. Van Horn,
Van Val xenburg. Verree. Wallace, Walton,
Washbur T.. Wheeler. White of Ind. Wilson.
Window Worcester.
Nn-MesSrs. Ancona, Biddle. Blair of Va,
Browne X l.. Blown OF Va. Calvert, Gle
ments. q Db. Corning. Crsosns. Criuenden. De.
l,no, D.vtn. Daniap. English. Granger, Order,
Hall. H,4ing. Harrison. Holman. Horton. ionn-
son. KellS gg OF Ill. Lac. Lazear. Leary. Lch-
mni. MAvHs, Nav, MtsntrI. Neuze-. Morris
OF Ohio. orton. 0lell. Peudle,on, Berry. Phelps
OF No. vsice. Robinson, Rollins OF Mo Saef-
held. Shi Steele OF n j.. Thomas OF Mass.
Thcms Md, Vallandigham. Woodward.
Ward. wybster, White of OHIO, Wickhffe. Wood,
Woodruff
The bi as passed. provides for the emancipa-
ton Of al slaves of the following classes:
First { every person who shall act as an
officer of he rebel army or navy.
Secunc y-0f every persod Who shall act as
PresideutH zee President. member OF Congress.
judge OF y court, cabinet officer, foreign minis
ter, com sSiOner. or consul of the 90 called
Confeder e States
Thiri-u0f every person who shall act as Gov
ernOr OF Sttte. member oi a Convention OF
LeglslatuSe =. or judge Of any State court OF the
so called kuniederate States.
Foartht-Oi every person Who. having held an
Office OF Ionor. trust. or profit i'm the United
States. svall hereafter hold an office in the So
called Coz States.
F,nh-B f ever, person who shall hold any
Office or I ency under the so called Confederate
States. orxunder any If the States thereof
But pei ons IN the third and nth classes must
have acctk ten their appointments .ince the date
of the sc ssion ordinance OF their State. or have
taken theS bath OF allegiance % tive Confederate
States.
Sixth-Rt every person not within the above
classes. no. after Tie passage OF the act. being
wilfully bid without compuision engaged in
armed rel lion. shall not within sixty DAYS lay
down hs rms and return u his allegiance.
The hh also diSqusiibcS said SIX Glasses from
holding o ice under the Unitei States GOV ern-
ment. lie p e>ident IS authorized to negotiate
FOE tie &C Iuisition by treaty OF otherwise. ,flancs
or countr a IN Mexico, Central America or South
America. y in the Islands ia the Gulf OF Mexi-
co. or Tor lie tight of settlement upcn the lanJs
OF said co ntrie-. tor all persons liberated under
this act DE retaeyed with their own consent,
For the III po>s OF paving the expense ofthe pur-
chase OF knds and the removal. the Il. Ell tent
shall u-e xtch money IS Congress msY from time
% time al ct. arising out OF The sales ot the
property ilrmaly owned by the rebels. and which
shall havkbeen conhscsted 60 the use of the Uui
tel Staie-
The oile e sections mainly relate 10 the MACH.
merry by ~tich the provisions OF the bill are 10 be
enforced.