The sun., 1862-03-18
Congressional Proceedings,
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F1Ltag'ou, March I'M. H,rris n. Y.
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f'it'es, l-I f....g 'or 'As s'a. i!.,a o. the
NJ. Lsie. tx K.nas.l % rai a roy'tii.r. that
to nu iute ,r 1tf.lt..et. ..aIrs into .as .c
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br. H.ie tN. II 81 red tes4.Ys.ui .r.t .le
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l1 pilAtIg n. ..lIy tp rl.Lc o., ,pollnsu.f. a tsit
Ad",.e'
on motion o'M' Fe-s,uaon ,VcI t.e r,s, ONCE
1910 iriat'u ui a ,'rg 'arru up
Nf Latham. tCl.l feed a. a'.,ft itlef, ttatt.e
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tpHt' 'f 10 C't.uia, ii, tns cJnpsus,tion b,.ug
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tf,I'h' 'rs. not p.y nl 20 '.la - re,eiTea"
y In sET ..' Co.,
ihr ~ el.n.. ID; ~as ihsn g. .t,I aud tins lil
1a- r'll g. She .o'it.Da O., ,s.,very t. ihe ns,rc,
81 i"'un ' Wa iUei t.l 90 ~ and pJstp lnsi until
''''.i'"' E~cu'va s-'uon .--hii urIct.
JInuse Df Representatives
FEe P.uta Ias'ed t.e aennts Joint res,l ltlun
.''' ',t" 'ufl che i-e '.ut ttNe lon stall
r. ~ =. "l,'' i''i1n :. psy the volunteers Of
t'i" ~" sAfnt Ali cause ~ h. te applied by tho PAY.
mater 6-ICrsl ~ tie payment, aea. mated bv trs
et islatvr act k'ug Tho api rriston. g. tue same
MAJ her ~ ~ Fsplropiil;ol ny tte sat ~ Congress-
Phi Aso To inHss any regulations th NAV np ne
60 -sAry ~ ~ 81 urScD and p-cpr app cstpn
o. euen funds - ine spec hc purposes whi5n ihey
ma ~ siIrup isted BY ths ssveta states
Tne II USE q uuoi Ia th. reior, ~ the Com.
mnee Of G. inference 81 tie bill I'g,u sting sutlerA
who arN aWh ri1p g. ave len IN a B,Idisr's psy
70 NY one 'i". 81 ne A'n"uui pad him P,ia,'iys
are annexed fpr VII lasul, this provision.
NJ. L"WJ IN! Assri leave ~ Introduce RES
'ht 'h mstuc,ug the Co1lottes On the District
% q u"'iA J. Inquire and ~ )ort by whA author
ib Mrs Bfist ", ~ G~rF stown. a-izel, or caused
~ 10 ~ ~ d, two On. and hal them ssnt " B.ti-
more 'nd impii' no. in ail, and whairar such ar
r'-' ana iml,'s nmenI va, NJ, to Vi nlsiion ~ the
follow ing p1o'i-on IN T. q JpuHhutiap, which says
No person sbal bo deprived Of his LIE or h6sr-
" Whn nj due process Of law"
| MI JohnSih objected ~ thB reception % ths reso
| lItpn.
Tho rtsplut N, therefore, could no, M received
On M ton q NJ. AXE tOhiol a res lu,i1n was
| adopted, irshuctinR the C"r.uiaea on n litary
Ah,ns ~ inquire n'o the t,prdienoy Of taking i'm.
mediate mea urts g. secure tue sics and wounded
~ piitrs 1ctet medical treatment.
NJ. LovcioY now succeeded In Introducing his
rts luton ~ given ANpve.
hr. Wickiihs tky moved W lay the resol liion
o, ,istsblo
| TIE motion was lost hy yeas, ~ nays, Gs.
The resolution Wss then passed.
| Ih' HnuHs went iftO Conmittes of the wAo'a
On ths Ten Fiil NJ. CJ'sv, OfOhiI, IN Tie cnsir.
a de ste enaus-i On stnondments snd t.a general
"'t-iors q the III, reRar ling the duues of
snrs' c'lec'ors, So, Adjourned.
| TIIE BELr-FyERErrs IS CouScu-WHATs 5
INA NAME.-On Friday evening last, TWEEN.
| ty two gent sman, representing Via Committee
o. tie N.'iora ra' Union G ubs o, New York +" mst ,t
Bfovr's Ho,,,to consider some "importani special
bas.l'sa" NJ. J. G. Howe presid NJ. The huau-
oia report Of the tieIurer Arh presented. -
This contained tbe Item of $500 received from NJ.
c G. GunIher, during ,he last election ipr M,!or,
fr election purposes. Ono member stated that lie
knew OIL same gentleman paying $1,000, whiah
he ilougts should be on the report. Il was ex
| p aimed that Vie 500 was Al paid T. this organi.
za'ion ,lone, the $1,000 hRyiag beon given - a
il.n, Committee OF the National nion aad A. in
iepeuieit org tatiua, and by them di-tri7utei
ia he several wards This lei 4; deemed seis,ae
Il q .
u their ls,s Secretary, NJ Beadlc, wao refused 70
| rrturn the booKa and papers " Vie Committee
| which remained in his En-ses4.1u. lie sad that
they had been Tolsn, but a cnnt'nplu,rs dlabe-
lief gos acc5dsa 5. tie 1t ,teaeut, 4pI il was re
puei tust he had "p,syed u-t sl-n gams'
some years flnoo, in sue Amer. N Couacn tx. n.
| ofthe Eighth Ward
S. me inquiry being now made by some Of ~,
Il 40, Al,
| n. n" WAS, the Chairman made some general re
marks on the proprie,y OF changing ,he name q
their party, and adopting nsw platform which
they might "rope in" many discontented member
OF all parties. NJ. Holden offered series Of reso
tons according with the speech OF the Chairman
and purpor,ng u be a sort u ofplatt,rm tor tho new
Constitutions, Union Psrty"-tnane taken ron
TIE Rhode Island party OF that namel
Mr.. Brown was gsd 10 such q measure pro
| posed He thought Americallsp was ''p,ayed oui
and ''it would not be policy to stAri a whig party
/ now" lut with namc aud an anti Abolition
| platform they could Sc, clear oi the Bel reputa
/ ton which hung over them, sud draw into thsii
ranks tie conservative Republicans, old Hlaksr
Dtuocrats, "sIyer Greys" In fact, they could
swallow up the main portion of all she other par.
ties, instead q being, as heretofore, themselves
swallowed up. lie even believed that Tannsny
L and Nj zat would through tue dissmsions in them.
selves, grAytAte into the Sew Z, Institutional Union
| party.
| Mr. Bingham also 'el, sure Of getting Mozart,
TAmnSn!, the Slver-Greys and everybody els
1 opposed 70 abolition snA nlaok Rsrubi'oSn,Srn' IL
/ would ike 10 see their party 80 strong that when
l ever an abolition meeting, like that lately held Al
i the Cooper Institute, WA gotten up, they could
hold Anoiher Immediately aitsrward, much grsItsl
/ and more Influential. That was bis object
| Another member said they would have ~ worn
| quickly or the Republicans would steal their new
name and platform, as they had beiIre stolen th'
motto O., "the nion, the Constitution, aud die I'm
iorcomsut Of the Laws" - which he considered tn
/ Bill -Eyarttt's a. having the exclusive rtght sn'
| title. The Republicans hs said, are already a
work this matter and are .ryiag TO get up goo,
/ nrw name.
| Nj h htrts cpp1Ced II. He VAS conservative anC
| tlought tie old name Nd enough Any way, the!
| h.d no right 10 change il. Tho chairman had 'w
or thee organisations il his hsld, while be tMr r.
had but one-tss old National Union party --lhi
WAS what cRusei their difference OF opinion.
Another memoSr thought there would DC les
trouble iu the Committee II she Chairman haia'
quite 30 much TO say.
scene Of considerable cor 'usion enEuo1, bslfa
dozen members speaking At once, c>ncsVes argu
/ ing tls matter here and there, without listening &
| Ny Of the spesksrs-the Chairman eNhslsiing hi
energies with hAmmo oriug on the table, and shout