, 1862-02-12
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.


Mr.. SUMNER Of Massachusetts, Offered
series OF resolutions tlerIarutorr Of The rcla-
tions Of the United States with certain States.
\ motion was made to lay them On the table
Mr.. DAVIS Of Kentucky moved to refer
them to the Judiciary Committee.
The motion TO lay them on the table was
carried. Yeas II, nays 15
The hcVICE-PRESIDENT appointed Mr. Cow
m on tie Finance Com. in piace If Mr.. BRIGHT
alr. Henderson on tue Post Office COMMITTEES
Missouri on the Committee on Indian ulf:.irs.
il place OF ALT. Cowan
On motion Of Mr.. FESSENDEN Of Naine,
the fertilization bill was taken up.
Mr.: FESSENDEN said lie Should call up
!ne treasury Notc Oil Tomorrow and press
H. ~ sleea5 Passage.
lhe emehamento commttee to te ioEt1hca, @ sa,
~ Gon ~ Un a nahs ~ approPr'at!on o. :vvp
lol LIZ Earools " Aailse' u e'se 0, ";r "lln
my maT15lne power was considered. :,
Mr. IRtNBtLL OF Illinois Thought 1t
Wonld DC time enon5h TO protect these har-
DOTS " hen there was DANCER OF Sar VITA any
~. !.t11t3ine 3 pe"el' ouAc1cue 1of Liz o''s
MI; UoVL1liLS OF Wisconsin was IN u
Nor Of making the appropriation larger and Civ
ing tic President power to protect the lar
hors on the Pacific coast, aud the harbors on
;asa ,ie i," 10y d, iaae, - ~ a. u'a noa "
49, wy " W. VII t,3 ~
AAS ~ NSHAA NA e--e
French Emperor rs evidence Of PEACE.
Mr.. DIXON of Conn- WAS in f;lvor Of the
amendment. hut did not like its ,,f,rasco1nry
en..t; +1..t 49, ~. ,.,,t IL .e' ,,;+
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.n ntal.lile lower. ~ "oul4 stlike ~ LUZ
slause reauns y dnllllnent 9a'tscr VIII a1ly
maritime power,' so as to lcaye the matter
subject 10 The President.
The amendment WAS so modified and
adopted.
After further discussion, ME. TRUIBULL
moved to recon.nait the bill to the Committee
Oh Military Affairs. If tile armies Of the Union
Will move forward and crash the rebellion VIC
will hlyc 10 need Of Qualifications on tho
Lakes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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NaEEEAs: lt ls asserted on authority worthy
~ ahe a.1c1itlon o1 tnas iousc' tnat !ne
aT fhe 1ehS1 nIrets m HH sdc cs tbe ptnl
IN the DAY the Pensacola run the gauntlet Of the
riyer batteries: and
WHEREAS. It is also asserted thstInfornation Of
te movements o. me Nat1oltl army ana Aeets Il
4,o n 10 sae enemy
trcachsrv or fhc rarf o rrs1 Il, 1I,c ;y ~ o; r.
R1<elfsd-T That the Joint Committee on the Con-
duct ofthe War be requested, at their earltest
venience, to Investigate these cha1se* and report
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