New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
XXXVIIru CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

- ,';, a., porr2 al E'uiut':, IN iel'uoh ~
teir c.;r : com ectoi With the amy. 80 ,rlitary
Nh WILSON lf'epr H", ,rlb IN 10 iGcrease ths
s-se Of tie War Department alu a 60 u,
III CRIMES Pcp. iowa) mover 10 a,t'N'
20 add four clerks 10 TIE Ha'y IiP"a-j,
This WIS agreed 10, nnd tie V'l %. 4 o. r,.;tian
Sr. SU5iNLK ,I,er., .lassl PEI
oc1,rt,y !. 4 o5ej viii not "oHhy sosor'
90 .sl,in,l 81 tuty Re paced on 'eei-'
Fir. COLLAhE t-e'I ' 81, ~, ~, ~ 80.
Oh Fc.ei,n .,if., rjlG. LIZA ''' ~ '"' f''
H. SlfFrNAE B-g., Olp-cstn.cd o rcnn' ID
g., pter Coo.er % Ncw-fOik a-sirG Congress
not q authorize TIN i.-1e Of tsp,r oo'ey.
ST.. COWAN ou. I'd e r., I.s'A lte..!rg VOC
Ssyarf, al Acting Nasto- Amos Foster for The
de,,ru ton ci tie rebel ecaeJuer Echo IN S"ano'o
III ,.,:.;..
resolution 10 promote nc eLiu--Aey @ '+.o ''0f'
terviog in Kansas was totem u1. ..,..
Mf. SALISBURY fJem., pa sid ta2t tliL
NY. TNBUSE, IN ceiling attention L. it' Ie.,l7 lU'
s'id that o vol C-trc ID tEe ed Gen io't 90 .-.
romcthipg' Nidit'neau policy aans '.s 'o ' ~,
country, ard which he believed, w2s coAoeH. P. ~
the piesidera Ia biz Message! THO CONT f'soiu'VH
gives to the Coru'aardeF in hS'sas power ".Feh ~
no other mar Y invites ever" iite h'-,'" ~
way slave and y dian 10 conc da Oe ''''e'-' - "
v8f q irgerius hole 10. tie Union il Nnt .e.t' o.
snv man in sue south. y auof ur1 ~ 'is l"ihl
retolrtton v,orli cA,i-Er.s -! sirA ieie'
IL might Re sail Z. a., u.h that Wey cu y'!cu
negroes br. 10 Was c-rvs on thc Viicrn C"i-e
er9ry aud ne fMr. S. ibury) rti ncr wanted IN
Iesra NOR. or latric.n NON it. B,vg IN tic old
Fdyrl IN ion, for With every a-ur o. oi l''
heart goes tor,b, be druoJ polo. ~ de-.fV,
tive 81 Ire 80 horo 81. the Uu{cu. re- "GtN
rot e auy Union me- oii intne south II this Ioii .
YVES a6ored. Ecr owed 10 iusor, 81 The resolution
ST. wcrd "waite before the wcrl oc's'.s.
NJ LANE r.. ItaUsssJ said fh.t lie com
rnau3er in hauss' is Nal-Gep. linu,or. WHO was "a
wei known for he p10Cence as Tor us gali'hIfy
Tlis III is 10 lir3 hin VOWer % catc he IS ,uI o
from communicating W The Government. Wa
T. plve In 7cvfr 10 fl up tia lru On &c ceintf,
where ne WAS. Iue resolution =, O. not give IVA
power 10 urlG .ae slaves OF even v ne men. Nnc
every white soloier was hlyht ena,t ana hI'
ior lis esquire q slave from The le0'i-, i-ei E'
would be gie 70 rec the beginning o. trc ca. i4'
woui puI tie slaves 20 work ud tha iosiIhca'iorF
bot wOoiJ 7.pt put nurs IN tbtr hHuds lhe ie'oIl
ton Tio'lt1s ior ID o'Lef eAreA-o e@''P' s"o
NJ. HARLAN REP, lows ID Il tie resolution
was to confrr q ben eft on Ire Of-cf peciie li
could Gee Why the Senator from Ds'AF arc shop'
object 10 g. But lie ,tl&lian I'D not see why
The color I'd people should nOt he allowed To- beai
their shf1e Of The burdens. NUu er did lie a2rel
that coIor d reope sho, ID not tc allowed 10 beal
arms. lie dis lot think rouli be oIeied az req
son foy not doing 50 that They were enemies OF th1
country. Z ere were four Mili. 9ls %. ucn w.net
LOYALTY coaii not Re GouJt %, ali ye. III tbeir i'rt,
az energy aie inslshclsJ against oN tie Rebels
lie did rot why should lot 'mI 10y tuesc lOui
millions Of men 10y he Government.
Mr. Lane loi K4usas) taid he iad not intend,
BY tie re olni,n 20 COMMIT ne Govern III 10 tb,
policy q auins re slaros; bat II he .Lnel lac
command o! the Army. While lie would not comm
tie Gov wneut 10 any Io..y. he would sly 10 lE'
slave, - nave 10 atm7, hr; # You Gao ira ann
PEI them and VII nc Yc1 as u sOl1ler. lSlq
pressed pp'aufr t. the gallery.
81. ItCtiBu IL ll,ep., M, from the Judic0r
-4-f. rrt-4 o. r.
IN reference the comic .l'i.l Of the property
rebels ete reported them al back with ora ina
Hill as q substitute i0r the whole namely: 10 con
iscaie the property ant .fa. tic slaves Of rebels.
Are resolution Of Dc Jn1i. iay Committee GA III
Taue4s CO.. tee e. seat case, Cecliiug trat Mr. Lau
Is hot entitled TO lis 'eci, war taken ~.
The question vaa ou he amendment OF .dr. Ciaf
70 sirii G ont tie - ord "4o'.'
Dir. STAN on OF Kansas proceeded 70 speali 9
length in opposition 10 the amendment. He con
tended that W. Lane - ulns fLe Ir!ahink privilege
a. il was admitted hc had done, q Grey wsde tl
choice o. SeuaiJTslIp ia TACT &c uaiy senator, a..
the acceptance OF any otEer Office even before D.
acualls took the o4tn, vacated the seat lie 81
before lie lStattOn) accepted the commission iron
the Governor OF Kansas il July lest, &c teegrGlbe
TO tie War Department g. know II Nr. Lane Lac
been appointed BigaGier General and lad accepted
lie received tie following ans yer:
5. CAMERON, Secretary Of War"
lie had no exuectation q seeing Mr.. Lane 10 hi
seut when lie left kausa' lie claimed that Gen
IL had assumed 10 act as Bigalier, aAd ..as to b
considered 70 u yelytiDg bnt BIS vacation o. ii
seat ia tie Senate. Suppose the Whole Senate J
the snuaiion Of tie uemb- from Kansas, ap9cnte
erals by tie PRECEDENT, yet sitting as senators
voting themselves honor, emOiqment, ana ranh
Was ihere noticing lllpioIer III tbs
Mr.. BAYARD Dem, Dcl) argued that the Sem
Tor was Ia fact Senator from the time he was cleo
aud that exercising the functions Of office and r.
Gel, ing paw ana benefit from 1t, constituted IL
proper Gccel lance. He understood that the Sen7tO
from Kansas had acted as Brsa0eF during tn
vacancy shce the last session.
Dir. LANE said tIat, Kansas being invaded, b.
took dis plGe among Tie defenders OF he state, il
tie ueual place Of command given By the people, no
b. tie Government or state; and wien the DANCE
u tie St4.ie had passed, be Laid down lis command
Mr. HARLAN thought the President had M
authority TO make such appointment At thai
nent void, and there could lie no vacation Oh
the sat.
Mr. COWAN took substantially the came ground
II wac no Office, 1t nude 10 difference whether bt
accepted il OF not. Even If il was an Office, he
thought ii very doubtful if Mr.. Lane did accept.
M. DOOLIlTLE rep, Wis., said he bad wished
that Pr. Lane had been IN the field and Mr. Stanton
IL the Senate; and be said, with al respect that he
w9s opposed 10 the whole idea Of being member Of
Copgess aud an Off cel ia tie ARMY Naultiug from
The Selate 10 tie saddle mieht lie a beautiful idea
bat aisuounting from tie saddle to come to the Sen.
ute, boot ana spugeO, dbl not meet bis 8pprObt.
fiOr. lie said be Supposed TIE whole OF this ques-
tiOu ws5 hat the Prc,ideLt proposed TO appoint M
Lane Br.gadier ard Mr.. Lane pro )osed 10 accept
y tie Ointe were created ty Congress. Congress
Gid create he Cfjoe the I'd Of July: but b. fore.
that tine Nc. Lane refused to accept, which he
thought ended the c;se.
Mr.. FLsSfNDEN rep, Ne j. by consent, re-.
ported from lie Finance Committee tue Consular
nient.
i communication was received from the Seorc,a,-