The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-25


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DhosE D = 81 b u. ~ Nj.
Houn-.r. OVt1s - 1912 .z 49,. q .. NV
oeted re Ply ics ~ 49, .h"fs ~.
) N. nOR11 eaid tneea Pc soo g -.
Didesed - . poent meesuse y. w 50 - 49,
Of rAising revenue Ing c0 a... 49,. AZ.
end Means wMI pnopo.e : = sPsiS' 80
The bill recurring newspspeass - ~ =, ..S
whom not sent tareueo sne mn, s..v ~ 49,
M. C0LFAx made long argument " iavos
Of the bill. After long discnseions vas nv
cd 70 lay the whole subject on sne sspao.
greed 70, 81 20 SO. ,,.m.
Mr.. nORkiLL moved 20 feoon.nls sls o''' =
tho F, O. committee, which was zone.
NJ. COLFAA reported suoeususe wn'c. 80
disagreed TO, with all the sccuoue pt0pOs,nS =.
tax on tcIegrams-after which, the orsginat o'''
vas laid on the table, ~ Agsinst 60.
The Senate bill authorizing the ffes y. !. y
appoint two additional Secretarys o. WAT ZOE
ono year, passed. Adjourned.
WAsaIxoron, Jan. 2.-housE.- bLAin
reported back the bill 20 increase the clerical
force In the War and Navy Departments
Passed.
On motion Of Nj. BLAIR It was resolved
that the President iuforln the House whether 40
act Of Congress requiring the Officers OF add !.
ional regular regiments appointed from csviI
lie to be assigred TO recruiting service nas
been complied with. and, y 20, now many onceIs
have been thus employed since the extra session
Of Congress-
The House ON Comm'ttee OF the Wnoie 70.
sumed the consideration OF the OIL MAKING sp'
preparations for executive, legislative ana Judi-
cial expeLses .
Ar. SfAUADlN6 from tine O0mms.ee %
Ways and 1eans feporteo OIL 20 sutoo.i1e ~
issue OF y. 3 nosee ana iof Ine .eoemp.on ~.
!anaing tnefeoI rno ,or tne i1a"ns - sns no -
in8 ae.s =. s1o y; y LUG va" "e' 'A1S '"'
spsclai n Orugr -. .aa us.t , .hs, div;
~ Dav . ny ~ - .;.s;s,,. -. .L,ah
won 81 ssntmen. = ~ sue p'ln''p'e =" "A''A
" su NIWr ~ Soas sssSed :, a.sa,a :,
49,, E.a.,.; ~ pa.;ns. .ha oTpn.;,;on ~ .hos.,
~ 49,. "a st,, rrcfs.. - IA friend,
"a ~" - p..e;Ssnt can,isman Tho .ieh - r.os
=. ~. -. 80 e.. .ha rurrosa ar anoS;sh,rs
49,. 49,. lo., ~ .p;s 1890 - anra ri;
The southsrn .rmv i snnih;is.s,i vSiis other.
-hn -;.h tn nroeecn,a tina - Ear tho ,eator.
t;on ~ the Union knou, that this end cannnt he
stta;ned until the mil;tary strenOth ~ the enem,
Il dessroyed.
Roth :ides of the nuest;on vcre ira ye,l;n0 The
same road. a. to the subiect Of hostiIitie,
chem vhv shonld thew mot mite their eneroiesj
WIN introduce distractinr elementsY Why moi
crn:h the rehellion and then deliberately ant
d;snsss;on staIv cons;der that mac shall he mad,
~ tL;a v;ctorss
Mr. LOVEJOY denied that he was for III,
prosecution Of the war for tho main object o
sbolishine slavery.
NJ OWEN renlied that he did mt dasipnat
the oentleman. M. Tov1iov1 he miven ha,
remsrked that the abolition sentiment was ayov
al hero and that Efforts were he;no made r.
;ts onerat;on On the nrhl;c mind, he was sorr,
~ saw ,h.t ton m.nv centleman hera had con
orstnI.ted others who had :. ado enaechea in al
1ocacv ~ snch 4 nol;cv. :
WA v.s n he made for th;s nurnose re-
I ..rdles. az const;tnt;onal raetrs;n.e Rnt n
fn;venl hold r. ~ he tho doctr;no not oriv or ~
P,e.;aen, hut of The Rsn,hI;noan o.r;v ~ =
.he rana,., ro,s.nn.en. r. ~ 49, 70 ~. ~
S,..es o,han 49, ~. h,aa ,;.on - Can..a.. !.
The Town .,;on 20 TIC oons.;.Ss,;on :
's s.".-.Mr ~ Hn m s.on, .ha co,;.,oo -
Finance rero-t.d h..L The reeoln,;ou .nnron, H.
S,o M s OscA .ne .sso .u epvsop':.
Jug eavvov 'vp expenses =, 'ne JOINT opec'a
oo Ml .nu on VA. asseu.
mr. ln .a from on, me 1ua n:iy CON
mittee, reported oack the house Dill IN regar
70 Witnesses examined oeioie Oongressiona
COMMITTEE. the Dill provides that the exam
nation OF witness before COMMITTEE OF Con
gress Snail not prevent MS examination IN
court OF l9slce.
Ar. hAhhlS opjecte1 TO the Dill as maxim
| great innovation on common law rule of evi
dence by which witness is not obliged T.
testify to anything which may criminate him
de was opposed TO making such innovation.
Mr.. BAY ARD moved to strike out that poi
ton OF the bill which compels witness to an
swer questions which may tend to disgrace o
Nj. TRUMBULL explained that the object o
the bill was to put Witnesses on common Law
grounds. The law enables the greatest crimina
to escape if be can only get before an Investi
eating Committee and tell something abou
crime. That very case occurred with the Clerl
who stole two millions of Indian bonds, and hS
went clear in that very way.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 22.-Mr. HARRIS Offered
an amendment that the law shall not be con
strued as to require any witness to testify to any
fact which might tend to criminate himself
Lost-Yeas 10, Nays 81 The original bill
then passed
M. WADE, from the Committee the con
Duct OF the War, reported bill authorizing
the President to take possession of certain rail
foa nus anc .elegraph INES, Referred.
~. TTs oase ~as sakeh up
4orm. cs,,;a ;poke On .ne ieoeliion IN strong
....II..:... e ""A"SoS' !"
s :h. ~ arsueo tna' inc senate had no
usns " eAgc' my lhemoef LOT cause. Subject
~. a: A''er LAecutiVe Session the Sem
s'e ne suJour"eo.
e.. mA .hn n. Jan. 1S-HousE.-Mr BLAKE.
=. . .ng aos' once COMMITTEE reported bill
s " e:asu postal money order system. The
~. uMEWr wss Pos'ponea.
IA mss nNs, from Tue COMMITTEE OF Ways
p; :, Ae"'S' 'epo''eu tue naval Appropriation
0 ~. rY,,or
o.a n; rom rom tne Ocmmittee on Com
~ 800. .po;ea a. GIa au'9orzing the President
tho P;"h. Hopsas . Use lnspec'ors ior any OF
ons rnsr a M. ,s on .nG coas. curing ana Tor
rsheIl;"n 'i pa.s s continuance o. the present
n. Wn,,o ssa ms.
~ fnd;a;.ss' =, .I.no's from the Committee
Sao.o..", - az p ~. on1 aashorizing the
q. =, I'VE tiieasary 70 settle WITH states
"a pp ,hS .asnea Mell troops csiisd out to
.on.;da.s.on supp ~ .s; w vi .ne reoeuion The
Mr., MAfI0Ry f,on, pv ~
M. rom tue COMMITTEE on
md Nail pa;1."aS e po T 1,Ii !of "a military
Inc House went into COMMITTEES Of the W hole
ana LOOK up the Military Academy Bill
S:sArE.-Ar HOWARD presented joint
resolution from the Legislature of Michigan In
tn of n QYohapOa IF