The New York herald., 1862-12-16

OF the North IN this struggle dispute and ha
but on fitness Of its Chief Magistrate give
Resolved That is cptrus the execution Of any
~ snd no Change are Of S, % s
conduct Of the is than nominal which not
y change In the personnel Of the s'
o s
nghfu authority Of the nation can be established and
enerries to continue the war
q ss Il. a % ns e Is sa's s
Army OF the Potomac annhiatca the esons Of Lee and
%e The sos the country and hui
msniiy w eHr . @ CESSATION % e S hos. Mnr The
American nation and WELDING It's power must ever rema
distinction OF color condition; that their mission
be to extend their civilization over the entire
checks defeats they encounter they must eyer che
rish and pursue the inspiring idea OF nationality and CONT
' On mStion Of Mr. MAYNARD, (Unonl Of Tenn, these
resolutions tabled by vote OF l32 yeas to one
nay. Mr.. Conway was the only one who voted in the
negative.
Mr. MAYNARD said his was the first formal proposition
asserting the dissolution OF the Onion and the recognition
OF the Southern ccniederacy N@
Mr. NoEi opp OF Mo- asked but did not obtain leave
Resolved II az while the sogernmen, Of Che United States
engaged Ia actual war TO suppress the unlawful combna
y NJ ces "a @ oe - nseon ona g 70
have right by tho fact his their belief OF
he amste "a and s mena 10 wSSod Ills or
saton q tie Van OF 10 rssis he Snorsosca Of the
fo Rising and hn "a army And navy % or
s s S sna ny o s, o. o pescn ~ o
pretended afcresad the enforcement OF such
% q & og . !. s ny or e n enc h and 70 pnn
shed WIN dcs,h o. priscnmcnt n The peniienl,aI ana
strucie the prcpriety necessity providing
by law for The punishment oil sch cses and report by bill
InE RosDs or r,K rumIc pnIyrEr
The House assed the Senate joint resolution. addition
ally increasing the bonds OF the Superintendent of Public
Printing forty thousand dollars
TIE lLliNo's AND MICHIGAN aHfr cAnN.
On motion cf Mr. DAWES. (rcp) Of Mass the hill for
postponed until the first Tuesday In January.
ANNrrTgs.
Mr. SJAnKs, (rer) of Ind, offered resolution, which
passed calling on tho Secretary Of the Interior to state
whether the permanent anuuitcs TO tho Miami Indians,
under tbs treaty ci 1854-55, have been paid.
PROVISION
Mr. RosooS CosKlNG, (rep) Of Ny introduced joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy TO
despatch an armed vessel should be necessary two
vesse,s-o convoy any ship ships carrying contrba-
for the relief Of the starving operatives OF England
The resolrtion w as rejected by vote Of 40 to H.
PAYMENT or SOLDIERS
Mr. VAN WYtK, (rep) Of ", offered the following
resolution, which was adcpted--
due sess and thsreore II order to ascertain i any and
a tho rssS
70 furnish to the House the reasons why the rennsons OF
rAY.IEsr NrEmesr PUBLIC prur N srEcE.
Mr ppNrtoY, (rep) Of ~ y, offered the following
rs treasury r0Sie
saa portion sf' e. s sd
tfs;lo4s !o ihe ~ day e January, 1864 r., lon,
of Ohio said there were only between two ard three
millions maturing within the tima covered Ivy the reso
luton The pnbc faith was pledged to the payment Of
The resolution was referred to the Committee Of Ways
and Means t4.& a.sl
REPORTS CONCERNING co.rrABANps.
Mr.. CALVERT, (Union) OF Md, offered y resolution
calling the Secretary Of War to furnish the reports OF
tho Qartcrmatcr for the past three months concerning
NIL nt
fort South csroina. Referred TO the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs by vote Of 7. against e.
RELIEF or PRISONERS AT RICHMOND. n
ou motion Of Mr. ANcoSA, opp of Pa It was resolved
thai the Secretary Of War be directed to inform the
House whether any steps have been taken for the relief
Of suffers and other combatans held prisoners Of
war al Richmond or elsewhere.
COMPENSATION TOR LOYAL cIuzESs
Mr. Brown, (Union) OF Va, introduced bill to com
pcnsate loyal citizens For property taken Tor the or
the United States. Referred to the Committee ON the
Judiciary.
Mr.. psSpLsroS (opp) Of Ohio offered the following,
and demanded tho previous question on its passage
Tsa, hs he III & nisa
Hs SSI s
M.s p The .s q &. s sss s Sa. ss e
should mo- bring s & G u. % Sg s for ss
oherwIe he war measures Of the adminstraon
on motion Mr sI.vass (ep) Of Pa. the resolution
Tss FIRST CALL Foa TROOPS
Mr. PrypLgroS offered resolution calling upon the
Secretary Of War to furnish the number Of volunteers
each State Of the scventyhye thousand for three
months: also the number under the subsequent calls,
designating the length OF service, &c.
On motion OF Mr. SrEygNs the resolution was tabled
CALL REPORTS.
Mr GuRLxY. rep) OF Ohio, offered resolution. which
adopted calling upon the President to furnish all cor
respondcnce between the President and any department
since the campaign OF the peninsula was undertaken.
TERRITORIAL.
was adopted nstrnctnr the Committee on territories to
inquire into the exredehcy Of establishing Territorial
for that region Of country in which stu
atea the salmon river gold mines.
TAxISG coMrASrss' BONDS
On motion Of Mr. MALLORY, (cnion) Q! Ky, resolution
Means b Inquire into the expcdency OF taxing the bonds
DEBATE on TIE PRESIDENTS MssAsE
The House then went into Committee of the Whole en-
the State OF the Union President Lincoln's
Mr.. Cox (opp) oi Ohio. spoke about conduct OF the
republicans in general arguing that the people IN the
cent elections had condemned the emancipation edct OF
President Lincoln and his other measures He Mr. Cox)
would like 10 know tie difference between socessionism
and the radcaism which sets itself up abolition IDEAS
In the CT his remarks Mr. Cox asserted what he
said he knew to be true-namey, that the removal OF
General Mcclellan sacrifice appease the abolition.
lists, that officer General McClcan) being in favor o.
conducting the war as dueo by organized armes and
under and not above the constitution. The admnisra
ton will be compelled TO resort 20 General McC!clans
plaus for carrying on the war and a conservative
policy. Unless this be done disadvsntageous peace
may be the result. The war should BE- conducted ON
civilized principles for peace and Union and net for
aggravafon and prolsngation OF bofttcs lie would
oppose all intervention. Mediation might be friendly
Office AL the might make o: tic l'uet and the
bayonet without something eise woad hot bring about
peace. France Is In gavor Of media because she de-
sires the restoration Of the Unicn in a It's greatness,
strength and power England refuses to join In media
on, because she is in favor Of separating the North
from the South Through convention 0f ell tho States,
commencing in all the states spirit OF Christian bro
therhood, pcaee might be arranged and the Union
again startod In It's Of progress with hopes
amid the joyful shouts OF free and happy, and power
ful and united people.
The committee here rose and The House adjourned.
Aid for tho Poor Of ENGLAND.