The national Republican., 1862-06-07

appoanted over l1~m; and II they here BEEN
fufnlshed with clsAine, arms and eq,y1pnentsy
q ths expense Of the Government Of ~ Unitsd
= b N. SUMNER. e. ,- mas, ,g,,
Whereas Inward sla.iys assumiAG o aot IN
&. &. ..4y ss:r s" y: e Gsss pS.
unknown 10 the Constitution ard iaws' Of 'ths
Union, has unde5tAksn, by virtue Of saoA Mill
tary authority. y remand fhsilivs .lAvss 3 n;
trafy 70 the intent and nbASins Of IN aot Of
American citizen 10 visiation of personal rishis
secured by the Oonstitutios, and also 10 close
and suppress schools, maintained By the chari.
" of good men, for the education Of oolored
sss % y Ss..Ss sss % q: S,sSp: % Of NOR
tionai character: Thersfore- -rs'o- yfg
Resolved, That ths President ol sths Unilsd
States be requested 10 ca.icel the letter OF the
Secretary Of WAr under which Edward Stanly
now assumes to Aot. sl5s o.. Il, ~ 49, ~ Z.
Rsso.ved. That any, such letter, assuMipg 10
is without ssnctioni 10 the Constitution and laws;
and that its efEsot 10 n subordinate the OWL 10
the military authority, contrary 10 ths spirit Of
our Institutions, and In derOgxtiOn Of tho power
q q g, CcnercSs. which, when I. s..ts gov:tnrnsr,
legitimate authority except martial law.
RESOLUTIONS AaREED TO.
On motion Of Mr.. SIMMONS, ,r..' D., ID,
Resolved, That the Secrstary of War, II not
Incompatible with public intsrests, be request.
cd 10 CommunioAts " the Senate the present
condition Of aGsirsin,A Arispm ,ysd that amount
Of military force is nscessAry Tor the pr0teotion
,ri,sSy AM and on The fTSsSsSS5 isiiSo. 4
On motion Of kr. HAk&sfsc-s
., Hs:oSsa Re- is;,.1 Tss: s;.!: 70:
ssnsls how much cf} ~ - I'D to The
marshals Of the DisCl4t t1 ~ pla~ for the
year ending the 30th otSpl13z was for per-
sona service, and how haah69 5(her accounts,
and to furnish the Senate WIN 4 detailed state.
ment oi the acCouRts of the said marshals. d.
H. IsDtAN AUTHORIZATIONS a"'T gsa
On motion Of Mi. FEssENDEN, the Senate
insisted on lis arnenir1ens 70 the Indian ap.
preparation bill, and .. committee of confer.
eucs be appointed. 80,
- -, ExrvlsIoN ot 4 srsAroR.
Nj. SUMNER moved u nkeup the resolu-
.ion ior the expulsion of Mrs.staiky.l
Tbs motion diA 'nop' n. vaitl yeas 10, nsys
81; q follows ,.,--,,,u.
YxAs-Nsaars. Ghsndisr, Ozark. Foot, Qripes,
Harlan, Howe, Lane Of Indiana, A0rrilL Pnms,
roy, Sumner, Trumbun, Wade, WilkinroH, vii
mo, wiNSn of hsss.ohusst.s. and -wrishi.,-l6.
ssr S.,s as. cGra S.in bsssiHsSSS rSs
Ten Eyck, and wiIsyT3i. .I~01 '1,gg ~ T7Y
10y "a T. f4s TAX BfIL. .hg lase cl ~,
The Lax blu wa taken up...i ~, y, ~ A-'S
o. motion oi NJ. ANTHONY, he ,yots. by
which the tax upon slave owners fbeith .ssr-
vice OF hlayes was sgrssa p W. Feeonsidsrvd,
BY Z vots Of 32yeSS 70 10 hsyA. h"' ,''''i
The tax was thsa rejected BY vote Of yeas
IL, nays ~, ~ follows: rsgf1rab D., 1.-.,, -Ico.
a xl-l. Fxys.
Essssndsn. Foot. ,qrlnsi, Harlan, Hewsrd,
Howe. King, Morrill,, slmmoqs, Sumuar, frum.
bull, Wade Wilkinson, and Wiimot--l7.h
NAYs-Messrs. Bayard. Browning, Cariile
Cowhn, Davis, Dixon. Dputt!ls, Foster, Hale,
NODougalI, Nssmitb, Powell. Rico, salisbury,
Stark. Ten Eyck, Wiley, Wilson OF Msssaohn.
setts, and wfight-93. = zri " - -" 80.
Msss,s FESSENDEN and SIMMONS made
remaiks at some length apon the general mar-
It's oil the bill, preliminary to the final vote
yeas 81, nay Lar follows: ......--...,-
YEhS-Aessrs. Anthony. Browning, Cariiis,
Chss ilor Clark, Collsmer, CSwan, Davis, Dixon,
RoS tile. Fesssnds9, Foot. Foster. Grimes.
Lane of Indiana, Latham, AoDougaIi, Morriii,
Nesmith, POmeroy, Roc, Simmons, Stark Sum.
nsr, Ten Eyok. rrumblll. Wade. Wiley, vii.
mot, Wileon OF Massachusetts,, and Ufisht-37.
tNAY-=hr. POwell-l. -siIl - rg,S sS'I, IT.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, OF Nsssschu-
sstls, the Senate went into executive session.
Adjourned 70 Monday. a, g,i 20 y ,IIg fIrg y p
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ' At
The SPEAKER laid before the House q mes-
ssgs from the President, transmitting the letter
Of the Secretary Of War In snswer to q resolu-
ton of " Hsuss Of ths2d in6t ,tansnlkire
. copy of the letter Of sppoist1Ssnt conslitaN1S
Hon, MNAsd stanly military governor Of North
Cafoa lao copy oi t9s inSt tsuctions be n.
|oeiv8 -(Cbm the War Department, exaclv SliS.
liar to thoss prsviously sent ytoIthe SslSte.,
Ordered to be printed and laid pn the table.
RELIEr or nR. Huffman
b The House took up the Senate bill author
examine the claim Of Francis Huffman for T.
legged losses sustained BY the detention Of the
bsrque Callao at San Francisco, In l8l8, BY
The act Of the collector of that port, and extend
such relief ~ be may be entitled TO under Ii.
act Of september 2s, 1850. Alter considerable
discussion, .-,.-
Nr. JOHNSON, of Pennsylvania, moved 10
10y the bill on The table. Lost-yeas 81, NAYS
Mr.. ELIOT, Of Massachusetts,, called the pre-
,vious question on engrossnent and third read
Gr. BLAKE, Of Ohio, demanded the yer.
and nays on the passage Of The bih.o Passed. q
.l r,,.., INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS. ,,,,. 4 20 .
b On motion OF Mr.. MORRILL,, oil Vermont. .
there was taken up from the Speakers table,
for the appointment Of committee Of con.
ference thereon, the bill making sppropria-
lions for the current aud contingent expenses
Of the Indian department, and fSr. fulfilling
treaty stipulstions with various Indian tribes,
for the year ending June 3Oth, 1868.
MOUNT 0LIyEr CEMETERY.
Mr. ROLLINS, from the Committee for the
District Of Columbia, reported back the SEN
ale bill 10 incorporate the Mount Olivet Csmr-
tsry Company In the District oil Coluubip.
Passed. ..,s...r.
..r PRIyATE CALENDAR
On motion Of Mr., MORRILL,. of Verm ,n,, !,
tbs House resolved itself into Committes Of The
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Gooch,
Of Massachusetts,, In the ohair,) and took up
the Private Calendar, Debate limited 10 one
hour. 4. M.. ...r.. .r. .., i N. - y
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES. .4. .nr
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, being entitled
to the floor, discussed the provisions OF The
bill donating public lands 10 the several States
and Territories which may provide colleges
for the benefit Of agriculture and the mechanic
arts. He set forth the advantages 70 the peopls
and the country, 70 be obtained BY ths enact,
msnt Of the measure creating and establishing
these institutions Of learning, elevating the