The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-13
Congressional Proceedings,
xxXvuts CONGRRss-seuat..
Rirnn klHsalan.

WdshiBq'on, Blrch 12.-Mr. Davis (Ky.)
pre- ented petit, tom citizens Of Kentucky, ask-
iig uguss v turn a deaf ear W all schemes Of
ard turn their attention W the bual-
n,ss 81 saving We C.uutry.
NJ Ttuu lpll, from The Judiciary COMMITTEES,
rep. rteo hs,s tie resolution for the expulsion Of
W Powell tNy !, with the Recommendation that IL
dc not per.
w. 81, rman tohlcl fIrred j,nt rps,lu,i- n, sx-
= trsing Shs thanks u Congress 10 Lisut WOrden
A in, re-o luton was received from the Housa.
tendeirg aid, &C., tn certain states, Refer red 10
the Cou uitee On Judiciary.
GA mo,on = Mr.. Wilson tMissl the bill W de-
6ne the pay and tmolumsLis o. the army was taken
M. Fesss ndeu inc opposed the provision re-
ducirg the salaries In TIE military or naval ser vico,
In RDy service ~ the Govrrn ment ten per cent.
Mr.. Clark az IL thoush'it no ue setting here
IN greN GUubl,, because tine country was going 10
Ne iuin,d, aud croakng. you only lay a,aN.bll,
TIE people will sweep away the financial difi Guilty
n M the army viii the rebels, II you will only
let them fight
Mr.. HLs's anendmct, was disagreed 70 By yeas,
10 nays, 20.
we VAS then taken on . mott m ~ strike out
the 9th section Of the bill, which provides Tor de-
duc,inn Il i0per cent. ON the sa'ad paid by the
government eNcepting those otthe President, Wee
Prebideut, JUDGES, non-cOm missioned cheers aud
privatts.
The va,e was "a follows;
YEAs-Browring, Clark, Collsmer, Co van, pes-
senc en- Foot, Fdster, Grimes, Harris, Ito We, Ket
| nedy, Laihsm, MoDougsn, morrill, Pesrcs, Kics
| mmons, Sun ner, Wilkinson and wils1n-20.
| NAYs-Ntssrs Authony, Chandler, D.yis, ID xnr,
Dco iile. Hale, Harlsn, Henderson,, klag, Lane
tInd }, Lane tKansaSl, Pomeroy, Plwsll, Sne-mAp,
renE, cs, Tful bull, Wade, Wiley, Wilson tAs9 },
/ and Wtigtt-20.
| IT. was a tie vote
The Nice.Pr' slent voted Ia the neg alive an. III
/ provision WAS relurI ed.
Ar,r further discussion ,he bill WAS passed y
NagsnA,ssrr. Kennedy anil McDouga.
On n c,inu a. NJ Morrill,, the bill Tor the reaass
~ pa,for held service or lab In the District Of
| Columtil- was taken UP.
s.vtral smeudu,, n,s reported fron the Commit
| Zee were adt pted
Mr.. Hrii oir-rsd On amerdmen, providing
l pvnishp.Hnt ilr .lnappers.
| act WIZ A. y, adopted.
M. Davis .r"rtd An ,'rcndment, ths, al per.
! sous hNeraUd Under tii+ act be cOlonzet out q
| ih' bitei States, and arpropriAting 900, 900 III
"a 4 ~ tie negroes Wtrs feraud they become laE,
| AMI N.VaNonds, aud will be pest 10 the clmmu
my, peo me crininalS-And any power that as
sun - q i'crate sl.ves, esiabish's inevi ABLY ,
| war retwesn Ihe RACES ~ Itch vii end In e1ig =
ti'u ar extern lot ton 4 ere were Alo II two hun
| drfd and twent, I've thousand slaves In Rer
| hChy. II the G.veinrLtit undertakes % liberAt,
| theN' u white pcope vi ! not permit them 1.
| remain there. Never The white people viii
either lave /, drive them out, or hult them l.
| eXte n nation. II mes ruAs are lb,rltel In ths
tton 'n'e', Il would q giving up these st ~
u tue negroes. The men frrm tile slave states are
IA loyal a. any men In the Senate, bus they will
neV'r suOm' 10 have their slaves liberated by un.
constitutional acts AMI ain among them-neyer
| never He spoke the feelings Of his heart, and
the principles that he devoted his lie 10 AMI viii h
| every lLion man Sruth Rgrees n. The whole
Suth will unite In resistance to all such uncons,i.
tutional acts. Adjourned.
NoTE Hon. VIM. r. Lehman, who was mad.
| "r'ently ab.ent yesterday evening, today asked
and obttned eayJ ~ reco his vote in favor of the
| ffesldenps emancipation resolution. He and NJ
Brown, Of X l., we're the only two Democrats who
thus voted.