The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-12


legged condact of the member,
sighes intent to prejudice the case -, An,
Me-. Wood. al this point. came H.
Hall aud resinlet bis seat. A.
Mr.. Richardson. OF III. asked leave -
make a suggestion.
Mr.. Bingham n'ill hear The gentleman
Mr. Richardson. gentleman from
Ohio ME- Bingham) states that this inior-
nation has been received by the ooseni ,
ment. but as the Goyernm snt - composed OF
several Departments, ! would like Ia knc"
what department has received the iniurma
ton. The gentleman from Ohio ITS IN hi.
place AID makes a certain gave accusation
against member of !his House. and when
a member on has own responsibility makes
an accusation, | shall vote for an enquiry.
Mr.. Binghsm--i again remind the gentle
man that have made no accusation re-
peat the statement. that certain iniormat'on
has been made 60 the Government OF the
character indicated. es
Mr. Richardson repeated his question as 20
what department had received the informa-
ton.
Mr.. bingham replied. | believe, original
~, the Department Of State. The Govern
ment Is an unit. and when il transmits infor
nation to this House hypothetical to be call
ed upon to specify through what channel or
specific department OF the Government u
comes comes from.
Mr.. Noble-Thc gentleman from Ohio
(Mr Bingham) has stated that the in.orma-
ton was communicated 10 the House by the
Executive Department. j. as member,
have heard no such communication. This Is
entirely new TO the House.
Mr. Bingham, my colleague did not hear
distinctly, ! said had a communication TO
the House, and say upon my responsibility
that the preamble 10 that resolution IL true,
and snch information has been communica
ted 10 the Government. | will say that as a
matter Of justice TO the gentleman Wood
and myself. carefully guarded my words so
that the resolution does not eycntify intent,
accuse hin. Wood ofanythng II Is simp
ly resolution of inquiry aud not Of accuse
ton
Mr.. Wood hoped the resolution would be
adopted, and an opportunity given him to be
heard.
The resolution was then adopted
Mr.. Stevens from the Committee on Ways
and Means. reported bill which was order
ed 10 be printed. author ling the ISSUE of one
hundred and fifty million OF Treasury Notes
not bearing interest. OF denominations not
less than s., TO be receivable in payment Of
all loans made TO the United States, and Of
all taxes, international duties. excise debts
and demands of every kind duo excepting
duties on imports and interest, and Of all
claims and demands against the ". s.. cx-
copting for interest on bonds. notes and GER
tfcates OF debt and deposit also, TO be
lawful money, and a legal tender in payment |
OF all debts, public and private, excepting |
duties upon imports and interest on the pub !
lie debt, &c.
SESATE.-Mr. Latham ofie red resolution |
that Messrs. Cannon 4 Hooper, claiming TO
be Senator'S from the State of Dcseret. be |
admitted to the floor OF the Senate. Laid |
over.
Mr.. Powell introduced a bill TO provide
the means aud mode for taking evidence in
support of certain cases against the Govern
ment. Referred to the Judiciary Commit
lee.
Mr.. Wade presented certain papers aud
documents in support OF the claim OF Des.
eret for admission as a State.
The bill in relation TO the appointment
Df Leutenants 20 the Marine Corps was In.
ken w. and after discussion, passed.
Mr. Harris. from the Judiciary Commit
zee. reported back the bill TO establish pro-
vsional governments in certain cases with
he recommendation that il pas.