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be and is invested with power to declare
suspension o. the writ OF babeas corpus at
such times and places in regard to such per-
aons, as in his Judgment the public safety
may require
btsvena withdrew the bill for the present
Mr. Vallapeigham said he should be glad TO
have . full House at all events, when the bill
was brought up again.
Mr. Fent9n offered the following which wRs
agreed to:
WHERRAs, The number Of sick, and woun-
ded soldieAs, has increased to an alarming ex-
tent, $1,000 of whom are unit for active ser
vice, and many more would much sooner re-
cover their health at home, thel efore, consider
ing the slow method Of furloughs and dischsr.
ges.
Resolves, Teat the Committee Of Military
Affairs enquire whether some method cannot
be adopted by the Secretary of War and Sur
geon General, BY which furloughs aud dis
charges can be more speedily effected.
Mr.. Morill, :.Of Vermont, offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That at no time since the exist
enoe of the rebellion have the forces and ma
terial in the hands Of the Executive Of the
Government been so ample and abundant for
the speedy termination OF the war than at the
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loyal American citizens, regardless of minor
differences Of opinion-Gnd especially is it the
duty of every officer and soldier, and of those
in every branch Of the Government, including
legislative, cordially to strike the asssssins at
once VINO have conspired 10 destroyed our
existence, prosperity and freedom Of which
We are justly proud-At home and home and
abroad, and which We stand pledged to per.
petuAte forever
Resolution adopted. Yeas, las; VIM. Al
len alone voting In the negative.
Mr.. Maynard offered a.resoluton which was
adopted, instructing the Committee on Indian
Affairs TO inquire into the causes generally oil
the Indian outrages in the North West, &c.
Mr. Colfax offered resolution which was
adopted, calling for the correspondence on
the present condition of Mexican affairs
The Speaker laid before the House the re-
port Of the Secretary OF the Treasury on
knsnees Referred to the Committee of Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Cox Of Ohio, offered the following:
Resolved, That the word "assassins, used
in the resolution passed this day, offered by
the member from Vermont, isinten nded by this
House TO include oil men, whether from the
North or the South, whether in or out OF Con
Rress who have been instrumental in pro
hhCiuk buo phcscut CNii WhIt huu WhO nave
been guilty of fragrant breaches OF the Con-
stitution, and who are not in favor of the Con
stitution as It is aud the L Mon as it Was
On moIiYn Of Mr., Hutehins Of Ohio, the
resolution was tabled by vote of 90 against
81
Mr.. VAllRndigham asked leave to offer a
series of resolutions as amendAlory TO those
offered by Mr.. Stevens yesterday, and postpon.
ed their consideration.
Mr. VallAndig hams resolutions set forth
that the Union as il was must be restored and
maintained.
Mr.. Lovejoy of Illinois, objected to the re-
solutions All that was good was contained
in those OF StevenA
On his motion, Vallandigham's resolutions
were tabled by a vote of 5 against so
Mr.. Allen Of o., asked but failed to obtain
leave to offer resolution instructing the
Committee on the Judiciary to inquire into
the alleged right Of the Federal Govern ment
TO set at defiance the Constitution, laws and
sentiments of the people of Illinois, in import.
ing negroes into that State, and to consider
what action is necessary to bing about the
deportation OF said negroes.
Adjourned till Monday.
SENATE petitions were presented
Ar "iikinson onered a reeo lunon request
inB 'ne iIeSuenSh eo"psuole win the pup
he interests, to furnish the Senate with all
information IN his possession touching the
late lno'sn oaf9Afities IN Minnesota, also
the evidence upon which some OF the princi'
PSl actors ana mead men were tried and con-
demned wilkinson said there seemed TO be
deal oil sympathy in the East for these In
diana and he wanted the facts to 60 before
the Senate and the people, so they could un
deTstAnd the matter iuily