New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

SENATE. W.smsoroS, Feb. 3 i"2;

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,,oo fron the Legislature q Ohir, i',luo'i's
hs,, of Congress 10 Ire their ehOi 10 pc io ''i
pmendment Of the Naturalization LAVE 40 WIZ tI.us
naturalization 10 those d ioieis" ""'" WIZ "''0
during the war. Re'erred ~.
tional Armorv in the State OF Ohio. Referred
Mr.. CHANDLER Diep., Mich presaniet resoln-
tioTs from the Legislature o. NJ c'JgaA, raWiih's
LOYALTY 10 the Government and haired OF tTiiiors
and asking the Government TO speedily put down
the insurrection favosipg the oonI-cation OF The
properly of the rebels aud asking that rs slavery Is
the cause Of the war IL be swept from the land.
Mr.. WADE also presented a resolution from the
hrme source IN relation TO the frontier de'cn'eS Oh
8hio.
MIR. SUMNER rep. Mass.) presented petition
from the President, Professor, end students, oi
Harvard College. asking Congress not 10 dimnis'
the number OF ehaplains in the army, or 10 ieuuoo
thsr salaries. =,
Mr. LATHAM Dep.. Call presented memorial
from the Chamber Of Commerce OF san FIancsIo'
asking repeal Of the reyenue laws in regard TO 'no
present warehOnsipg system. Referred -.
Mr.. HARRIS lRep., n. " presented pe'llloh
from 1890 citizens of Brookiyr asking that fioih"e-
pa,hic Surgeons be employed IN the army. g..
Mr.. HARRIS also presented peluOh from on
sens of New. York, asking thai Congress iake
epoedy measures 10 repeal The present. hecipiVcll!
Treaty between Canada and he United States.
Mr. HARRIS also presented resolutions nom tne
lee q X. u
The INV for raising revenue, so that any amount may
be raised BY any STATE BY amy mode OF taxation eS-
cent duties on IMPORTS that each State be allowed 10
assume the amount ottax and assess Tor the pay men.
aud collect the according TO Its own laws ana
b. lis own officers. Referred
Mr.. PONEROY (Rep., Kan.) offered resolution
asking the Secretary of War for all orders relative "a
the force In the military command OF hansds, ana
whether tie same be commanded by Gen. Lane;
whether any change bas been made in the military
orders since Gen. Lane left the Senate 10 take
charge of the force, aud whether Gen. Bunter
rider laready publisledl is il accordance with the
orders Of the War Department here.
MT. CHANDLER offered q resolution that the
Committee on Commerce inquire INTO the eXpedlency
of Immediately notifying Great Britain that the Re
eiprocity Duty il not reciprocal aud that II be ter
minated az the earliest possible moment. Laid over.
Mr.. SIMMONS Rep, K H. from the Committee
on Patents reported back tie Joint resolution appro'
priatng $1,000 Tor the purchase OF cotton seed Tor
ge, eral distribution, with an amendment aplFop1-
atine 81 ,006 for the purchase OF tobacco seed
AIR CARLILE I'm, Val thought the cotton seed
wonld bot produce a profitable crop in the North.
He moved TO postpone the subject unDi January;
been raised in Kansas. and he hoped the RESOLUTION
woad pass 20 they bad 10 seed there.
M PEARCE (Dem., Md was satisfied that COT
Ton could be d profitable cropas fsr North ss the
southern boundary OF Maryland. lie had some eA-
peIieure in raising cotton.
ftI CAMILLE. . I-'N'i ''o ~ - 800
amendmen; Of the Committee adopted, and The
resolution passed.
Mr.. ANTHONY Rep r. IT, offered q resolution
that The Committee OF Patents inquire into TIE eX'
pediercy Of making al appropriation TO and IN the
experiment Of manufacturing lax az substitute Tor
cotton. Adopted.
Mr.. WILSON rep. Mass.l presented petition
from the merchants Of Boston against alteration Of
the warehousDg system.
Mr. FOOF Qiep.. VT called ny toe resolution d.
rectiog the removal Of the army bakeries from the
CapiJol. Passed.
Mr.. JOHNSON (Uu. Tenn.j moved 70 take up
the bill providing for the construction Of military
railroad 10 the States OF Kentucky aud Tennessee.
Disagreed 10.
Mr.. COWAN rep. Pal offered Joint resoi1iou
relative 10 the lake and river cefcnes Of Pcnnsyi-
wanna. Referred. Executive session. Adjourned.