New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. OWEN Rep, ~ " asked the House to
excuse hi colleagues, blcs r.. Van 'I.henDuryh
aud PomerOy, and himseli, ION service 100 tDe
Reminder Of the session. They dcsrol to return TO
their respective Districts 10 use their uhuenoo IN
raising tIoops for the service Of the country. In
taking leave Of tie House sholld the application be
granted for season, perhaps forever, ne ipVehl
desred TO Iay j: toe Constitution aud tie .nion are
70 be saY6d II nust be by tie slF0ha Hdll'a.y arm
in the battlefield.
lie invoked bis fellow members D remain here and
provide L the necessary maintenance O! cur tgOOvs
leaving Tor the future the determination OF cuentions
about which they differed and on which they were
now divided until the Rebellion aha be crushed ont.
Me-. HCTCliiNS Rep, o. Intounpii'g wished
10 know whether the gentleman igom New-l ORR ,1ir
Dyenl was privileged y lecture Congress.
Mr. OWEN Rep, Y. u. denied that he bad any
-uch intention. He eXpref sod the hope that Con
gress would pass tue bill lie had introduced pro-
posing 10 muster he slaves into tho eeryce Tor In
ireuching, siege service, Ac., guaranteeing tien
their freedom. Ab0ut zen th01sgnt such Versons
are now maintained az The eNpeH1e OF t1e Go'ein-
mont. go
III such persons shall not be employed th'y viii
become dsordery, and no one can tell what ex-
cesses they may Derpe;rs'c. Cong.ts- bad b'.teI
adjourn and 20 home, and members either lcat or
follow their constituents 20 the battlefield.
The request Of Mr. Dveu WAS hen granted.
Tho House proceeded 10 tho consideration If
preamble, heretofore introduced by Nj. Voorhees,
d
subject which latter adopted 10 the time, get
ting forth on the authority oi Tn Nc dtI4y
Le1gcT that u | mon m1n Of Tie Shenandoah at
lev declared when Gen. Banks retrolted thai much
conn laini asioncd among tie soldiers by The
fact that while white men. wOmcu and chiiifcn
we're compelled to walk the stout negroes who ac-
cou,p9uied the army Were transported m wagons.
Mr. GOOCU Rep, Mass asked conscEi 10 read
a letter from Gen. Banks on ne egbl"ri
Mr. VOORHEES, objected unless ne sLo was
's. .r.ft
Mr.. WAnHBURNt rep, Ill., moved 10 l'y the
preamble on the ..ble.
Motion carsiei by yels, - nays, IL.
Onmotioa Il MG.WAIfS, aHsolliiou wa' adop,ed
iusiruc,;nQ tie judiciary Committee go inquire info
the expcdiencv Of asrcr,aning ~ Oh ~ Of pop
ertv captuted lsom lic peoiio ol Vow Melt" 'id
tho Gene \ So .1fuclf m tlc LATER Territory, bt
Tho AUTHORITY of Teas and providing Tor ;he cpus-
,.i0u of 20 ruL o.. TIE land OF that S,a'. - viii
Tx, indemnity rai the lofss thls incurred, IN,
committee 20 r,go:i hr bill or o,herWl'e.
W.. WAsHBi 9NE l.op. It,. from the 'orirlt-
tr. "a Cos, ore. CONTRACT, offered a l'.UiU'''A,
which w.s alortej. iD.'rletng thc tlnnu on
Private Land Clan. o lnsf1 iuli inv iei'o1 .'lo
tlepitsnfs i,f lai4sIl. nt,i D. -nr .i.tau .r'es-
walton Of rori IealcIn ort., and ALTO INTO a'l tie
ficts connected with tie present si'sHiion oi ih'
military p-,r.aion Of For S1elir., wan power
90 send ln. pelsyn7 hId yaia.-.
Mr.. NA-llB, .ND submitted . cp.-I..r.~ aion
irou the Secretary u, War, a-Ain, A. ma in''-.i-
~ Ion.
House. uudrg 81 susrcl-.c of The rule, tool ui Oh,
Senate iii fOr On, establishment Oi I'sehii- az 10
lnrubu.. Ohio: indianapolis, Ind, end kr's i-'.d,
H., .or tie dep,st nd r'I~ir OF arn', Sc. "if''
rnHtiug Slul, 900 Iog eggh. Passed.
Air. t,ODGiI, lsom the tomuit'cs CO.. t'itisn
tlors rcporird tto >cantc illl 10 clfy INTO c...t
.le tr.aty with Gseot 6f,ll .or he suppression oi
%, African slavt-iEdde.
The bin .ff horlLa~ rhe rfipolntfIcut aY tI itea-
'ent IF a Judge eni arb. r-tors 10 Acw-l OK,
sierra cone a,j CaFo " GOOD Hope. Iassed.
Mr.. EDW tRDs Eep., y. H. introduced g bill.
ylic! was pl. lc1, Iccillg credits 10 .. GN'h "u
fno proper books o. -rvog;l indian tuoe, to. the
iiaouI, ol t.st bonds aos.raeted from TIE iHieros
Department. -
1hc Horae then went into ComIli.teo % the W hole
on DE ~ric 0i to Union.
Nr. MORRIS Dem, Ohio. said ne came here 10
SUPPORT the Administration ny every constitutional
means 70 put down The Rebellion, and Ia ts Ac had
been consistent. he lad voted ior AL tc supplies
IN mon ana money that had been asked, but nov he
found himself arrrlgned by certain gentlemen as
"dislOyal," symYn;bizing with tnc S;cessionsts
and Rebels" etc. This wa implied IN the speeei
OF his colleague lEoseronl which was remarkable
Tor nothing but is abuse Of men Of puger patI otsn
thln himself. Such charges AGAINST Inn lhcFr'
were impudently and basey iasc. Mr.. Morris tncn
defended the Democgt cy OF this country and ms ow
political conduct IN connection with thai panty
Nr. VAN HORN Rep, \. ~ spoke oil the vds;
importance of the construction OF aship canal around
Niagara Falls, al, the petitions and papers on the
subject having be.a referred TO Tie Select COMMITTEE
of which he is Chairman.
Mr.. RICHARDSON Dem, H. briefly indicated
the late Democratic address issued 10 the people OF
the United States. The law being maintuined su-
preme, every offender would be brought TO justice.
NE deuuuciatiou of the Rebels merely would not
out an end ~ tho Wal. l.ss must be dope byac'ned