The national Republican., 1862-06-26
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chants traders, sod oltisss ~ New York,
PRAYING for ~ rsss a-Ax.nsts] kspkraps
b. Mr.. HARRIS Too memorial. from New
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NJ. HARLAN, fton ths Uoantltes on Pub.
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Ae AARLAH, froas ~ Oomnitts on Pub
Ito beuds, fspoyts4 bic2 ltSs sih eto,isctsssr
the PUBLIC rsfsn,t By ths rsesty silou and ~
|of lssn aaN ~ public lsa&e wiN ~ A,Reh4r,
msnt. The saensadmeatJ pRost9Ss ine Ne - :
prsipAi md elHs ~ public o1icey. d nj( isuS
th.a Appraised ykas. IND ths tssidas y private
so9y.N bds vinldg NJ IJi5JH I'll. .udRIiIl
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iabtcfh M ths 9t'fit~ Iod o. sstlrl property
among aif ofsdltora w Tho ssfsbli jhmsns cf
. uniform systsm Of bsnkruptcy Ihroug gbout The
Uoit6d States ''repotted ~ back with recon-
lnsndst6e fot in p6stpoosmsnt 10 Sue frs,
Monday Jh December next III ,i,1 10 4 ~ y r. ~
ni,o 4N0x1naSP PAosRsU AAr.sOAp.,l n - tai
~. CAHIltBB dfugnlthe C0Shm1psee on Pub
lie Lsnds, 10 whom M fsffrd ths bill 10
gran! tbe proceeds Of the salSs v SpptfIc lands
to - IN The construction Of the NosthsrniPs
olao RAllrosa gsportod 'bsck the ssasl~isbisn
's5sa rsouarso oor,Acrs 10, g q
Mr.. TRUMBULL from the Committee Un
he Judiciary, t6 whom was referred the resp
uiion iDqsirtsg Cis'o lhe coptraot OF G. D
schubarth, asked 10 be discharged from
ma i,isthetu consideration of the rasolutioA
AID N 5stortcd back ,sphs bill N, hrsyepl
members Of .Dgres' aud oficars o Ar
t3ovsruusnt from iLaki.g coosisorsAtOs o. for
uIesu1ipS 2. sSstss , from ~ Usis~l states
=, sx1sp yOs se4nsn, ~ go"
Mr. CHANDLER, from the Committee GI,
Commerca. reported back wisput amendmehl
bill for The feilsf of certain oi The crew Of The
sh,p Nightingale. 0,o ,.n.. - ,,,ss, ,.,.l
Rtanst ov irHs'wYANnorrEs.
o p4rsil0DLIrTLE.. from the Commitiee, on
| A&s1s - xhuoU5s W. W0Dm Wo8 Nt0TEetl tuV
for The relief OF he Wyandotts Indians, agreca
bly, 10 certaih treaty stipulat'ons, reported The
same with an AmSndmsut ,,.5, ,r0,,l,; rIVEiS','l
/ s0ffq 70 PuNlsH YRAUO u OONTRA CvA .o.,,I
nr. FDS6NDEN ltom the OJhufttsss su
Flnapce, submltted the following rnsrihtion:
Resolced, BY le Senate and ho,so Of Rap
ressni0tiues Of ne Unised States in Longrcss as
se,nbled, That II Oh i, be the duty of the several
Executive Departments OF the Governmsnt 10
mn iah in nj All, sF.rA A.
w..Sinton, n f faS.dsy ssSs a.sf :So
iicitsd, q pr6pSSsd 70 each respectively, during
tho week nsxt preosdiDg, which ustsbsll state
brlsay ths sueteoi matter. Of eaoh contract 50
s,al.ettsd, or proposal 10 30 made, ia, terma.
the name Of the proposed contr ,ctor, and oi
all persens khoy . 70 bsi into rsstsN therein, di
rscIy VI thdifsVtIy, k6h 1pfxll pslsbl1 i hn %
S,! sus sSSsss, sss,,sS q NIX n. sf
ng provision ahAn rot d aprllcibls 10 Gids
m tde in pWranAnes Of advertisements con!
| ac's ue-pur ohassa madc' under existing law, /,
buy shall apply. 10 Mrproposed modification oi
existing amendments. q ~
PAr or CLERK.
Mr.. MoDOUGALL submitted q resolution 10
pay The clerk Of the Paciac railroad complttee
six dollArs per diem FROM the first Monday Of
Dece nber lsst up to 24th Of JoGe. Il = "a
DsraxfnsNr or AaRIcugruss.g 10
M. AnAN1i VI Auuiouui kuNV uOtlCo ul8
Intention 10 introduce bill for tho repeal Of
.ss \, As. organising " Dep-sssht Of Astsc,'-
.!;1at.. ISCREAsE o. suRoEoSs. ~ lIl .
Mr.. WILSON, Of Massachusetts, called ,up
tbe bill to provide for additional medical ofIil
Gers In she volunteer service. ,lg.t1 ~nI .rsl /
No objection being made to lis third reading,
~ wsa q once pssssd. ma TTiTDO n,
= ~! ] FRAUDS u. .aosfaAop,E luU ! |
Mr.. HALE called up the bill l., punish frauds
iu Government contracts; which was oonsid-
cred briefly, and h, morning hour having sex
pired, 1t sss laid over OGIS
The Senate, on motion q, Ar. GRIMES, In
sisted on its amenaments to the, hill for the re-
orgsuisaabh' Of de nasy, ,fand q committee of
eonferenos was sppoisted. a sl.g1lIarI {.
Y Y, ~ - ~ coxS,scArrox. ''i b, .' h7aa
! The conascaiion bill came up as ths special
Mr. BROWNING made speech Of two or
three hoiira 10 length, 10 opposition to the
primo. pie and The policy of cOniiscaii0n. He
was fos stsfn, uureloating war, and the sr,ph-
iag VI tAs .rsbellioa by foros Of arms; knd
whatever seisuse,o e,of the property u rebsls that
altary necssal11 might iinpofstively demand.
|xAeNd cod ihb through the Presidsnt,
% addFesssd .H|nseif 70 .ho cosadSrssioc All ID Of
", StvmnSrs arguments fvr, tbe, sy,ptsmscS Of
C,ngreee, aud Aeolared bis plan III ohlhiiating
Sta.es ls' 'tebsaion 70 b. selyies, ohjec ionsbie
'haasecessio6 ITSELF Hscousidered She effect
Of immediate emancipation, regarding IL with
disfavOr, and discussed the queslioo IL the col
oniz alton Of freed n.groee
& Mr.. Dl xON' 'thsught ~ proper node IL deal.
Ing with tho orebsliloa was BY tbs resist iass,
crishiug wsigtt of arms. He oppdssd, in an
elaborate argument, the theory OF Mr. Sumner
aud held lhas there were lhirty four States, and
that GeorgiawsPns m7ch eossged iu ~ ,,prsss
Ing the rebellion ss any other State. .','1n
Nc HALE Sished 10 enter his serious pr. =
test sSainst ono ot the most fatal dogmas atha'
bad crapt iut0 tho political philosophy OF mod
ern times, namely. the CEN irsllxipg ali power 10
,he hsnds Of the President. There Was no rsposi.
tory ofsupreme power, either 10 war or ln peace,
10 the hands Of the President, II resided 0niy !
10 the peoples - Expressed by their rep esen;
stives II such dogma we're TO hs p, ,aotio .bl ,
realised In this country, II nsttsrcd little u
him whether II should ba exefcis,d by the Fa,l
ersl Governm ,nt or the Southern Coniederacy
He combs,tei the idea that copfiscation cou,d
no extend beyond the lifeline Of tho traitor
II was said 70 be Q precedent Of English law
We then possessed the almighty power IN con
llscate ths proper J Of traitors for about threa
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