Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

tee on judiciary, reported hat ,t-,
tending relief to loyal men se oni es-
wrongtelly taken, with a reeom. s's,es
that It do not pass. sooetios.,
Mr. WickliGe. who oreiu.Ilv
the bill. remarked that he ala ~. sSaused
OF satisfying .he House tha, uspsr
t.n wss necessary, and tia,
Ttr article Of
ar. Mayrafd said it was inno,,.
some such measure should be nron snN
,hAi'ie ,ae military authorities to Dis:
nae between loyal men and trai,o,. M
hai been informed on the best .n,he
'aa', n sorae parts Of Tennessee. IN.
si'nists dad been in the prsctic. Of 49,
u 'heiF slaves % get within our ~
Whefe they could rot be reclaimed. na,s,
ior the purpose e aun1ying.ns ''sy
III, Nieklifs mentioned ser .r,l ;,.
,es 70 show the Injustice to LOYAL me. :
hes'aeky, s-oNiug Gu; Of this op..,;,"
aDd' IN This connection. related tbs $50.
yoa1S and gallant officer, who "a hs.u
dismissed iron The service. son.,k;"
! ne repeated, ought to be done N ,r..s,
men, and 20 prevent scenes which <. S;S
/ MT want 70 sec. Nc ois
Mr. LoE5joy; Ct Illinois. regretted IN.
osenssi'n lie was weary Of tbi, n.,.;.
',nt shameiess attempt on the part N Al.
Mr. Nlektife, from the other side of,l.
haL-.Do you cal this shameless. az -,
Mr. Lo7ejoy-"I do call tia shap.I,,.
/ Mr.. Wick Fe-"I an not at all ,u,,,;,
cd 70 near :ha'- from your standing "a
a eoiioguy then occurred between Bin.
Mr. bingham argued that the hill
opposed TO the hew article Of war. the ~. !.
uscatlon aud emancipafi, n. and No, a..
ieast the act which expressly provide, 81
'he Executive may employ in the s,,,;...
OF the United States. whether belpnq;rA1 -
: rebels or loyalists. slaves eosfrry RS -,
hneS: Tie bill was for the p1rpo., ~
: aunting down and Selling slaves
After long debate WickliGs'. Hill
laid on the ;a5Ie-56 against Rs WIS
, n resolution was adopted ip.,,n.,;--
ths C"mmlttes on Naval Affairs "a rsn.f.
1 u letters u meIqns ought not TO Ne -
. Tor the capture Of the pirate AIsbam. 90
r other like craft fitting out the no,,. :,
, Great Britain.
e HE Army appropriation bill ,,k.,
5 uP IN committee q the whole. Tn. IN
= aTPrJpriats 1871 600 600. VII
An amendment was offered nv N, n,
4 l1ry. that rO-e u the apprupristion 81
: D. Isel 'os ste benefit Of runaway 49,.
), or tor einancigatirg or col, nizipv ,hs,.
q Ameniment disagreed to. The hin %,
e then ref rssd - the lI,us, and ns...d -
. a vote Of lJ1 again,t B.
I Tho hunse thea went inIo eor,rv;,,.. :,
- The whole on the first bill on abe c.Isns,,
h ~hiob was 70 enable the testing Of S,ns..'
] sons breach iea3irg cannon.
T NJ lebihnao, # Kentucky. n,s.
! speech dnTirg which he explained ,b. So.
= sons Why he recently oFersd a rs.i,,;..
% declaring the emancipation praclsms,;o, =,
- President l. neoln uuegustitu,ionaI "a -.
a / calculated Co. hasten the res,,rat;o, az -
. AMI as an assam ton IF power d.ny,roa.
e 20 the per?etuiiy cf the goyernu.n, 80
( tie rights q the citig-ra 10 uphold III. NJ
= y lie R-uu 'ic aud the s,r,rn,., :,
l. she laws, at that he wouli su,.o-, a..
J, aimin stFat cn AID the p e,iGop, 90 q, :.
= '"e Presi cat wen 5 wage an bones, 49,
4 ct. nH1 1eeeat var within the male 81 Al.
oon>tiui 90, aud accordingly sn N. ...r,.
= OF civil cation and humauiiy. f. ? thu ,;,s;
ca''Hn 90 rAe laws lla wuult IS the rbs;,s
?, were yFeseu;ei, tsSs the sex,r,u.,,
RI "ltF'u5 slavery . preference 10 ,Ia,s-y
- without the government; bus. diH,,.r
! Iron tho radicals, be did not believe ,L,i
g -IAVfrT Wa Che casSe Of The rebellion :
i Therefore be would d. nothing to de,,rov
" The Constitution, nor cruii he, for the ..us
l. rcas O, sloro-r lie Presi l-nl'sprociaua ian
ie g. .I-fra!s tie -hses aud 10 relied uDoa
t-2 = ns'iVt,i5e iesI,ag 81 the people Of the
c'us''fy % sas 'aiU hin IL bis position On
the qusssi.H.
j. NJ. CrsSeas replied TO NJ. Mel Wa
' sp ke yrs'erisy. anj said be was st,...s
- To- naHei patton pr sclsDatIoc n. vu
Tor tao DrloA, tue ean-lituii1n, and n.
oi.o7cemsuE 3D.! ias Law. and 10 favor II
; l-a7in- ihe Be-raes where the7 ere. Ii,
% I.s. TO had acbisyei tuch sloiiss,
u ~ "a. isias1-s iu the recent see .iors. would
nlHus the n ct until the lad whippsd
ID Hut Completely - iisa!isla, which, Il I.,
reooSe1, w ll1 overthrow the Union. III,
p -eE.' craze party i.ter6- to rDsintain The
= e'n-ttuu'n, bu; ties fell huniIiaied 70
r. see only biaHder after blundsr eonnit..a
., b. tAis adDlnistEasi.a. To have this gov
% ,rtmep. lIsiutaire1 IN he basis Of The
constitution. aid n have this rebellios %.
down. was what the democratic party va.
-
T. fis camm:,tee ihen rose and the u.u,,
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