New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
XXXVIImr CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

.W,sHNGToy, July 7, 1862.
Mr.. WILMOT Rep, Pa presented IA peii'ion OF
Thomas ". Bradford ior RI appropriation Of public
lands for the benefit o. the industrial schools FOR
women.
Dir. FESSENDEN rep, Me-, from the Commit
tee on nance, reported back The Iaih 0iI, with
amendments.
Mr.. CHANDLER Rep, Mich.l offered reso-
linton that the Secretary OF War iurnish The Sen
ate with c0pe. OF all orders OF the ENecnl' 10 ten
Mcclellan. relative to the advance 81 tie .lrmy VI
tho Potomac on III hmOnd, and AL the coueepond-
ence between the raid zen. Met aud me
Executive from the date OF The order oil tDo "a 81
February 10 the advance IN Manassas mp 10 May / :
also. statement Of the numerical fore OF tho army
Of the Potomac, rs shown hy the roll ~ NovemheIi
1861 and in January, February, and MARCH, lo'(
also, the number O. troops Gen. No icilhn tCo@
from Fortress MonToe The number al the Fortress,
and the re.eniorceueuts gent 70 him Mp to June !,
1867.
Tie resolution lies over
M WILEY I'm. Val moved a. take NJ the
bill for tie admission Of West Virginia
Ihis was disagreed 10 by Yeas, ~ Nays. Is.
ON motion Of SIR. FESsENDEN, . Committee
Of Conference on the bill authorizing an additional
lssue of Treasury NOt,s was appointed.
ti1. WILSON Rep, Ma, from The COMMITTEE
of Conference On tie biz regulating ihe Jay and
emoiumcnrs Of officers Of the army, made report,
which was agreed 70. ~
On motion OF Nr. GRIMES Rep, Iowa The bill
held 70 service OF labor ia the Disirct %. Columbia
wac taken up and paff,d
On notion OF Mr.. FOSTER Rep, Conn., the
Federal Pension bill wa taken up and passed.
Mr.. SHERMAN Rep. ONO moved % take up
the resolution relative % quorum. Notion Lost
The bill 10 provide Provisional Governments IL
certain cares was taken no
Mr.. SUMNER Rep, Mss moved &, amend the
bin In reference a. tie legislative powers conferred,
where r. saws "thefe shall be- TO interference with
the laws aud institutions OF the sd State, bnt they
shau rrualn the 81 90 ~ before they attempted 20
throw OF heir tllcgance, by striking ont the
.oids laws and Institutions, and insering the
yyo.d 4" C.ns'itJiion" H. clted several laws OF The
ate al North Carolina against lhe education o..
slaves. Sc. a. lAws which ought not IN any way 10
he sanctioned oF enforced by TIE General Noyern-
ment.
Mr.TEN EYCK Rep. y. - could see 10 necos-
aty fJr The uas.Bge ~ the biz al all IL would only
interfere with the 3D. Its Of S'a'es, ana Iecogli1e
ff,. loclriye of Secession. 1Less States are mach
site, a. they ever were and this thing OF the Gov
erumon ga thOss States should ne LEFT TO "oIh seii
on. T1f- biz would reduce these States 10 mere
Ieuito.iag
lfr. gRIMHJT.L Rep. H. was in favor of Mr..
.,..e-'. amer dmeut after No BAD .cen what the
,. were iu forre OF these Ntl'et, and how The per
Sous cent there undertake 80 enforce them. lie was
r. fyor ol limiting he biil 20 not 10 enforce otnoX-
ions laws.
Nr. POWELL ,Dem., kyi denounced the bill 70
unconstitutional reducing the states 10 province.
hfdng 20 dl,gmou by destroying royefeign States,
,rd yirlainr he cJft,ilniionai provision which
g.qr.utecs Ii republican fora Of government ~ eyeTy
1h. HARRIS Rep. y. y, claimed force for this
biil nuder this vcrg provision of The Con-i tutiou
Certain State. rCfu a % bc governed by Tie 'Onrfi-
ution. and thus Il bee Iar, recess.ry - provide
temporary .,ovcmiaen,s :'r ,a,m until taey return
90 tne.r allegiance.
ST.. tON.'N Rep, Pa sid .haf the theory
ali war wac 20 rescue the loyal people o. the Sonl
aud -.ttogo iAo GOV, -rncI's oi tie loyal people in
th, Southern aiet. ID. rO % thr Eeyo. .i4Di md
-e'tl.i the llyhf ~ % people - govern Themselves
ari We have u, night - make !! government Tor the
pe .ile ol Mott. tsioii1s. 1ne o'' .,ion - n3t
,iltic- these law are ,ao'feni lu 'fe they t-.e
law 81 Norli-C sroiiua II 20. all We lave - 'lo
i- 80 re-'or 'lcra 80 agtcf mon by Tie p"opi" oi
ila: state. T. io oil,rai-o would be 10 cee pl Iho
.hcory of r. var asa Ell. .roy ire elects Of The
war of tine Revolution.
Ttc .isri.,im vas tiahor continued los Ne,-ra.
.,4ELlLE. ifAGEIS, AMI tON A..
NJ WILLIAMSON tcp, NM ,sll lc lnder-
food the >aB3t0r i-ol Penney lsaua 10 hold that T.
an The iui p. ants u O. southern SIte wori not be
governed by Vie Imtad Sra'es. Then Vs. q. I'D noi
force tlcu, 10 remain baf wond ne Government o.
t. -cl sf4tes b. ils.i.,. 20 allow aisy T. pli To
zap hostile tnf irnri ndta, ''ft' ih"'i N'.''h
lc~ iordcrE
Nl. CoNAN said So had solemn, dey,iet tiat
~, ...rl1 rot salc q Sc. o. coz ile.,, r oJ'y ~
....,e ..uI rcstor. llorc vss 100 mo. t.ii. AL
authority to conquer, 'u' .hat WIZ simply lue'-
ton o. pO.icr.
NJ DAVIS Ifr.. KY ,lid il was TIC di., of the
Co,eriln, ~ al tho uiicd st.,c' 40 asaeri ~ .d-
tboij,v everywhere wi.iin iis own Limits sad exc.
cl,c n he l9,gs; but he hougnt that Ioueless bad
no. the power 90 Va,s ii.s law.
NJ. FESSENDEN .hsp., Mel, by consent, from
tho Committee 0f Conference on he hiii authorizing
additional Treasury notes, made report which wis
a,1.ecd 10. The report provides lof s1l,uto'uoV III
mail note. ana a rt..o.t l,!on a. - OuD,uh.
Mr. SCAiNEE tl;cp., Na-s.' mqfiloi his lmehd-
men, so ~ 10 strike The word Institutions, lea''
in. the word lIws.
Sir. CABLu.t I'm, Val moved to postpone tne
iii indefinitely. H. spoke ri some cish III laNor
VI port ponement. ,...,.
Mr. WILKINSON was opposed To poo. P"iehieis''
he cou,.uded that Il was lie duty Oi The to'erh-
m.pt to enlore law within al constitutional llini's
md that the doctrines urged by TIE Senators IRON
Pennsylvania and lginis were empty doctrines Oh
Secession. -. H.
Mr.. COwAN responded that tie only way me me
Union could bc restored was that every r'ui SHOULD
,uiov lis ricits. In any other way We coul9 no,
succeed. lie looked upon the rcheme 10 thfns'
emancipation doga the threats oi the sontD lh W.
sams light ss the s,tcpVi Os tie SoutD ~ 'niv's