Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-07
Thirty-soventh Congrcss--ist Session.

SENATE.
Mr. Wade presented the resolutions N the Legislature
" Ohio insuucng the Congressional delegation Of that
State TO adv cate amendment to the naturalization
laws 40 a. Co giant naturalization "a all foreign
birth serving In the Uurn army Referred.
Mr. Harris presented petition NJ the citizens II North
New York asking fof the speedy repeal of the re-
cipocy treaty also resolutions Of the New York Lcgs-
ature relative 70 taxation, &c. Referred
Mr. Pomefoy offered resolution, asking the Secretary
Of Wa fr all orders relative 10 the force In the military
command ia Kansas, and whether the same Is Ia the
command of Gtnrial Lane whether any change has
been made the orders since Gen Lane le the senate
to take charge and whether Gen Hunters order is in
cordance with the order Of the Depa'ment Laid over
Mr. Chandler uiieredA resolution that the Committee
on Commerce inquire into the expedieucy Of immediate
y notifying Great Britain that The reciprocity treaty is
not rocpocaicd and that IL be terminated At the earliest
possible moment.
Mr. smons from the Committee on Patents reported
back the joint esolu ion approphating 5000 for the
purchase ct tobacco seed.
M Carlisle moved to postpone the subject. Rejected.
The amendment was adopted aud the resolution pass
MrAuthony offered resolution that Committee on
Patents inquire into the cxppdency NJ an appropriation
aid In the experiment VI the manufacture fax as
substitute for cotton. Adopted.
petition Of the merchants Of Boston presented
against the alteration 0f The warChlusng system.
The resolution DIRECTING the removal Ol the army hak
cries from the Capitol was passed.
Mi. johnson moved 90 take up ihc BID ufoydiug flr
the construction Of military railroads in Kentucky and
Tennessee. Disagreed 60.
The Senate went into executive session, after which
adjourned.
Mr. Upton u Va offered resolution that the com
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an election 81 Bale Cross Road the 2jd Of May last.
Mr Dawes OF Mass. objected.
After debate the resolution was tabled.
Nj LoNCly offered the following.
Whceas' 1t has been asserted IN this House that FIVE
content. nd tb en-, ~ $500, i ~ ''i i ,o
their arms iu token ofther refusal 10 fight therefore,
wa. %oo n t e ao%@es oa ai '9e s9'SSs %, se
Mr. touke of Ill., dcsrus 90 discuss the subject Invent
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the Post oes cSm m1, ol JIs Ie'osa inst
The expedienc, Of rst,bii.hi, -, b,i i., ~ ,t ~ ,,
free delivery by postmen. " ali mail matte IN cities ~
10000 iuha6iats in conformity with the European sys
TEN.
ne senate amendment 20 the House bin for the CONF
P'r.'"n W ,u' u'iehs'a oi Warrington was taken up
provides that mo- volunteer militia Of any State
.,," w mustered hlo service ON the ground or oond
uoH OF being cohhned 90 service of any state yiniy
anu any volunteer. of militia have been thus music "a
mto service ih) shall be- discharged
81, running discussion ensued, one side maintaining
tl esme guards were necessary in MsHuur, hentucAy
anu MAIl laha' ohcin provision having already been
maue 20 hai 'nd On the Other side il was ooriended
ihAt 10 troops had right Co ask ipr special privileges
ou, ali should be placed ON ihc same footing
Mf homas OF Nd, was sorry no say there was trait
element hc border states Which onl, waited an
opportunity 10 msnife.t iu purposes. Although two
shias OF the people OF Maryland we're prepared Co d.
,.ut 'n' uA'on me remainder "cfe ready any time TO
MAKE uenonsuA ion against 81 hence tho importance
n'1iub loops Nhen me army shall march south To
NJ Lo,cjoy Of H. said be- supposed Che object Tor
which M Thomas desired such irce was 90 guard die
master in his unrghteous clutch ON ihe negro The
scfecehing womcu might be- dashed on the naked bscs
With acc reed thongs.
DIT Mallory denounced these remarks n Mr. Lnvejoy
as un becoming gentleman.
Mr Thomas said M Lnyejoy bad mis,rlbiy perverted
Bis language he explained m She course OF boo fe-
marks tan although ~ moderate means Doc had ust4-
m.ucd eleven slaves.
The Senate amendment was thcu dl.sr,e.d to--s5
again, So
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