The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-12
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br with he melting q snow and ice our ar
my could rush towsrds The gulf to crush out
the rebels. II men Of the east will only ask
ior an opportunity 10 leave of epiihets and
try what virtue there Is IN steel, he had no
fear OF the result that We can close the war
by the 30lh OF July next, as we'll as in 80
years, thereby econcnizlng blood as vel as
treasure. IL this paper money Is a war
measure It is not waged arainst the enemy
who may grin with delight. He would as
soon provide Chinese wooden guns for the
army spsper money; what We most need is
money! A.
Mr.. Morril spoke At length against Spaul
dings's bill. He did not object to paper iss-
ues to limited extent, but wished to estsb-
lish bounds for il, IN abiding to the state
Of the war, he said that General Mcclellan
must harvest his advantages within The next
90 days; otherwise he win be gazctted q gen
tieman. bnt not a. GeneIsls g9si ts.srt., !,
MIR. Roscoe Conkling said that there should
be SONS policy worthy Of the occasion. Let
us have no make shifts and subtertuges TO
dodge honest taxation Z. Let US say, fat foot;
ed. what the truth is and whatwe mean.
Mr.. Bingham said that d ,niel Webester
did assent to ,he proposition that the govern.
ment OF the United States may authorize
the issue OF naper money as currency i
Nr. Sheffield. Of Rhode Island. quoted the
words OF MIR. Webster. There can be no
legal tender but gold and silver and foreign
coin regulated by law. He Sheffield was
further opposed % making the notes . legal
tender because il was dishonest, and that
was reason enough for him. sass sal as.
This bill woud interfere with the local
hanks producing distress which seer could
foretell Tax as he said and we will cheer
fully pay. hut pass bis measure containing
the Legal Tender clause and you will deprive
US of the ability to pay. Strike from the bill
the Legal Tender clause and he would vote
for it. Bring forward banking scheme and
he would support that unless some better
measure shall lie presented. Produce a tax
bill and this would secure hrs support but he
could voie for no bill making Treasury Notes
Legal Tender. The committee rose. u,
Mr.. Wykliffe gave notice il he could get
the floor TO morrow, he would move to close
TIE debate for the purpose Of relieving the
country by action on the bill. 60, 500 Z,
| Adjourned s.sFs.i -.
SENATE.--Mr. Pomeroy asked leave TO
take up the resolution offered Yesterday,
relative to the command of the department
of Kansas, Be-, and calling on the. Secretary
OF War for the orders and direct ions in re-
gard to the supplies forthat command, and
whether it isato be conducted by Gen Lane,
and whether the orders have been changed
since Gen. Lane left, and whether the order
of Gen. Hunter is according to the orders o.
the War Department. Passed.
Mr.. Halo moved to take up the bill provi-
ding for iron clad steamers. Agreed to.
Mr.. Hale proposed to withdraw both a.
mendments Of The committee, ami asked the
Senate to make the suhjectthe special order
for FRIDAY, when they would hear him (lIale.
on the report Of the Naval Committee r
regard to the Secretary Of the Navy.
| lie hoped the Senate would pass the bill al
csne from the Heuse.
| On motion Of Mr.. Hale the report of the
Naval committee on the Secretary Of the
Navy wastaken up and made the special
it order for Friday.
| The bill to provide iron clad vessels waS
recommftcd 10 the Naval committee.
| Brighps case was then taken up.
Mr.. Sumner made long speech advocating
the expulsion OF Bright. 7a ,r #}g- &.
After executive session, the Senare ad
journed. @4&