New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
FROM WASHINGTON,
The Reconsideration Of Emancipation
ANALYSIS OF rY4E VOTING
NO Dispatches from Gen. Mcclellan
or Gen. Fremont.
WARRINGTON. Wednesday. June 4, 'a6i.
THE EMANCIPATION RIII

Auo uiuJOlly ny WHICH tnc IIOubc IccOifbucftQ w
rejection Of the bill liberating the slaves of Rebeh
and recommitted it to the Seee Committee astound.
ed the Democrats and surprised the most sauguins
, Republicans. No one looked for more than 10 ma.
ority, but the motion TO reconsider prevailed by 49,
The Conserve-Slavery party had every man on tho
ground, including Col. Fouke, brought all the way
from Illinois, and moved call of the House. to rsa.
: der every man attendance a certainty.
When the Honse met the seats on the Democratic
side seemed fullest and the leaders hoped for vie.
tory, through Republican absenteeism, which hes
several times this session secured the passage Of q
bad bill or the defeat Of good one. Three Repub.
leans only wilfuly stopped their ears, viz Messn
Granger Of Michigan, against whom former frknd1
talk very bitterly, some even going 80 far as to call
him traitor to the party by which he was elected.
Mr.. Horton Of Ohio, and Mr.. Diven of Newton,
paired with MIR. Oiin who voted for the bill lest
week. Mr.. Harrison of Ohio, who voted with Mr..
Horton, ID not Chased as Republican. The two
Rhode Island members and the Democratic membeu
from Connecticut voted against reconsideration.
All tho Massachusetts members, except judge
Thonas. who was elected az Unionist voted for
reconsideration.
Mr. Iurnham of Connecticut was the only IN
paired absentee not in the army. MIR. Fisher Of
Delaware, who did nor vote at ALL and Mr.. Csssv
of Kentucky, who only voted against laying on The
table, were in the House, but, being from Border
Slave States, were cautious. The following wels
paired:
Me.sr.. Conway with Morris, Campbell With B. Wood
Wheeler with Richardson Elliott with Hall Pen,ea with
Perry. Blair OF Penn with CThed, Patton with Odeu.
/ Ohm with Owen
i Coroxpt. Apsryr AVN IrNpARyp-Messrs MeKeoa
Marston IN. HI Jackson Ky, Van wyck IN ~ Vsnds
srReEoS ABSENT AND IMPAIRED. Mr. Socrates N. stss
man IL. ~
Mr.. Por,ers substitute for the original bill, which
the Select Committee instructed to report baci.
and which will doubtless pass in substantially h
present form, framed upon the model OF the Con
fscation bill which has already passed the House.
II frees the slaves of the same enumerated ciassea
of ringleadcrs, whose property 10 confscstsd inms
datsiy, and provides, like the Confscation BILL fx
freeing the slaves Of all other Rebels who rensin
such sixty days after public proclamation and warn
ing BY the President. Most of the other sections d
the bill relate to the machienery by which freedom
is ascertained and continued.
A section disquafyipg from holding Office oil
those whose slaves are free under the bill, and pro
viding for voluntary colonization, secured II e~a
two votes The Committee will probably be us-
able to report for fortnight, as Il must wait umi
regularly called. But recommitment was nevis
ole since it would Otherwise have been impossible
put it forw ard, the time having passed within vince
il was possible TO reconsider the that sentie
bill to its third reading. It is not mprobablet's
Confecation BILL omewbst amended viii mesnjl9s
come down from the Senate.
! THE CURRENT OF PUBLIC OPINION.
The Major of one Of the regiments recently arrived
here from New-York q well-known Democrats
Alderman Maj Bagley, n. Y. GOTH, ASSURED q
friend this evening that although be had up 70 toe
time Of his leaving, opposed any Interference via
the slaves either of Rebels or Union men, bis Oh
serva,ions in Virginia during the present week he'd
satisfied him that they the nam support Of the
Rebels. and should in every instance be coniscseA
THE CLAIM OF THE NATIONAL ISTELIHENCER
The Controller OF the Treasury has refused to audi
tho claim OF The Noiionai Inieiigsnoer for 81 ,W
under the resolution Of the House directing THAI SUM
TO be paid out of the Contingent Fund for the Annals
Of Congress. The Controller ssy. tia, the Ccuiia-
gent und can only be applied to certain regular ea-
tingencies already provided for by law, aud taa'
new expenditure mast be covered BY special appv
priaion. 1t 10 TO be feared thai The Inlell.geAcr
passed. and the country To the trouble o; perasins
another "ugy record
THE RELEASED UNION PRISONERS.
| Gen. Burnside has sent to the Secretary OF Wst
let Of the four hundred released United States cod
diers forwarded 20 New-iork by the steamer Viz
ginia. This. he says, Is the second de'sehment n
prisoners released BY order Of Gen. Holmes and the
third will follow on the steamer Guide in few
DAYS. Capt. Richie of Gen. Burnsides STAT il nos
| in New.York, and viii personally snrerin'end TIER
debsrka;icn and transportation to tbetr homes.
NAVAL ORDERS.
J Acting A-si.iar,. Paymaster Georye n. N,,'rvs
has been ordered to tie Mohawk.
THE IMPRISONMENT OF soipERs,
Attorney .tienera Bates having given his cr,aos
thar Courts Martial ia within their lawful w.
risdiciou, may condemn persons 10 imprisonment At
hard labor IN the Prnitentary Oh the District Of Co
lumbia in punishment OF crines, IL too well settled
10 be now All open question the Secretary Of the In.
terror has asked him 10 review his opinion. He i,
the more inclined to this because he is constrained
behave il never was the intention Of Congress tina,
the volunteer soldiers who have so ge~~rvosy $40"
forth in the defense Of their country should Tor any
net made criminal by the military law. be s"''e'.
against their will 10 the SYNONYMOUS puuisuie"' -
continent in the Psnhentiary, against wh''' WV
feeling Of every spirited man must revolt
No NEWS FROM MCCLELLAN OR rlit SIN 'N'
DOAu.
! No dispatches have been received to DAY ~ 10
w., n.,s,,m,p, from The headquarters Of tue Afisy
- Oh. ro,omse. The military telegraph line DO
,....n Fortress Mouroe aud Headquarters has 1sss