The weekly sun., 1862-02-22
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Mr. Guoch (Mes.) addressed tne IIo1se in
favor oi the JOINT Tr.O.uu IA au,huriEng the ap.
lmnim'nt u senoxrapher for the Committee on
tie Cunt uCt Of Wa 80 in reply 10 sJme state
nis ~ Mr. wiCKlifi- in relation 20 th. ap-
pe,ranoe of Geu. NJ Clelisu before the ,muit,es.
said that he was p-t-cty FREQ " say tuA the G'uef
s-ir-Chie DID appear u.fire the Committee, 10y iu-
yltnti"n. lie was free T. suppose tnst this ,use
hal to- mucn ttrp'Ct hr those wnn CI,up 80 the
CUfnuittee O. suppose they you 4 ask nifn any
uucstun pertaining o. ths u nr whtrh he won 4 ob-
jet o. answer. Ills testimony W,s not taken.
The ,mmittes we're not - star Cnamher Court,
~ ha'i been char gsd. Tue relation, tie said. be-
twe,r ~ & nmttee ant the Executive, s'retary
uf War, aud AL utuer M crz uf tu- Cabn-t, are Of
the mast cordial chfulct'.r. He trusted VT would
lose more battles, aud he teyed We -nnn can wi
n 80 re ei them " we only put the men we have
now IN the field against the enemy.
M air tMissuuIil referred b. what ha snid on
FRIDAY, and IA confirmation Of tue truth " his
sta'tn' nt' read a copy ~ q d-p ,tCH furnished by
agon,lenan 81. Gen. P,tt.rsnn'z staff ~ follow;
'nAEtihr"wN, Sdu' lay, Juy 20, lsGl
To Coi T. y. To,r,.seHd
Sir ;--wnh portion uf his force, @ m johnston
len WiIvisst.r LEA the ttt' rnpu - the Eigtheentn,
sgnad, X PArrEKs,S.
s"'ossLi-ts af.r the uattl. II Ia Run, that @ m.
Patterson sympniL sd with the South, and taat he
would soon he iound ating with II Add it was
n IN openly expressed by A,c-ssionists that Gen.
Patterson wns realty wanting Ia loyalty and ieli-
W To tha Gov rument
M. u dole tO1,ol said Gen. Paterson was his
townsmGn, amt constituent, and he tiid ilel never
heard from his frionds and noighh,is ,tuing nut
what WAS In the highest respect favorable u Gen.
PstlnIs0 and eNpr ssints Of confidence In his
abiNs. Mr. nfile caused H. ." ro.d an ext u I
fou Cen. Scntts report ori. erling Gen. P,tter
sons tk - Aut p-vr.y m tvice and also referred
IN the fpt uM lfn. Peterson rond red ser
vices In tie vs." isi2.
Mr.. GoOCh, r'suuing, said tbs VI M. Blair and
Steyei - had any important r-velsti ms to mAke
their responsibility th- COMMITTEES ON tue q -
duct Of the War would atord them opp lrtd uity,
NJ. Crittsnden tKy) was opposed " the Com.
mittee, which should Ie npoli-h.d.
Mr.. X scoe Cunkling IN Y v said dho voted fr the
aUpOibtm'Ht u tire COMMITTEES. and expressed hi-
belief that IN the Committee are In srea, degres
indebted Tor th- important nj itarv movements
and the glorious news with which they were fur
nishei today.
Mr.. Critcrden was - opinion that we are indslt.
cd for uur yiCt eI o. thO valOr ~ troops under
the skill aud plans ~ the commanding G-nprl a.
IIrprocce dsd H. speak of Gsrersl s ut, with WHOM
he enjoy Cl An acquaintance of frty years. lie ON
cludcd ly say iug be never knew man IN M,
scrupuluUs in all that cnnsu' ties integrity, patrnt
ism and morality Of character. General s. ~
anne WIS no = glorious part or our national his
tory.
stsn, graph'r to the Committee the conduct o
the war, was adopted
Mr.. Lnvei y III called up the hill heretofore in
tr, duCtd 10y him ftosn the Committee Agri nj
ture, for the establishment Of Department. of Az
r.Cu ture.
T1e trincpl' amendment made by the House
was In the reduction 81 the salary Of the Commis
hnner, Lam-ly, from $50 q " o., 900.
The lill was then passed by 1862 against 7.
The House went into Committee Of 'he whoie oil
the POst Office Appropriation bill
| M. n air, tMol from the Military Committee, re
ported ths Senat" bill making appropriation for tn
sil'nNl service of the army,
The bll was passed. Adjourned