New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
xxyvaI,h CoNGREs,z-Third sysien.

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Mr.. DOOlI. TIE offered an auendneM,s . w 10;
oO9oGo - the claims Of Name shSos S%G treaty.
Mr. s. GERMAN opposed The amendment, as 1slns
. doc 9TH clam Of long standing, anu sn;uu no1
be c,sc.d ON the bill. IN these tmeo we hi,,.
'Arsful and not LOAF down appropriation WIN y"
defeat them. hr yossrs MORRILL,. |
cniwrS a,I CHANDLER, the amendment was
IN ICNygsR offered an amendment sppropraisog
,,01 o0o. =, encourage European emigration. lie
en-, COWARD offered al amendment 70 punish
80 The circulation of the sO-cslled Cooied-
go ties. bonds, &c. Adopted.
~, ~ " NIL son Rep Mass) offered az amend
~ .'n,1pralipg - 600 eco TO be expended under
9efe 81, ,he President FOR expenses incurred in
o'rse Stoao IN rebellion for arpinY and orsanizmg
Wy persons ~ taay he enrCAed Tor protection
eu.n dome tic violence Rejected.
Mr. LANE lRep., Ind offered bill 10 organize
igpsl corps ia the amy us al amendments
Adcpsed: .,,,o.,ro ~.
eSce,ary of The Treasury to reimburse the State OF
Wnnssots for expenses incurred III the late ihdI~p
hosilties. Ad0Hed.
A Great variety OF amendments were acted upon,
and a. O'clock the bill passed.
COLORADO AGAIN.
Tbe Senate resumed consideration OF lie Coiorado
Lii, which passed-Yeas, Is; Nays, IL.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Dir. ANTHONY called up the bill 10 expedite
pabIic printing, which was passed.
ADMISSION OF NEBRASKA AS STATE.
Al IA o'clock Mr.. WILKINSON moved 10 take
M the till to adm, Nebraska rs state.
No quorum voted. The following Senators were
sbseAt: -.
Ussers. Bayard, Collamer, Cowan Davis, Doolit-
Ne, Fessenden 6 imes, Harris, Henderson, Hicks,
Howard, Howe, Kennedy heDoueali, Morrill,
Richardson, SALISBURY, Sherman, len Eyek, W ii
son taiass.), Wil.oa NO..
The Sergeant-at Arms was directed to request the
attendance Of members.
At two o'clock this morning a quorum being OBJ
isined, the bill to admit Nebraska as State was
taken up by Yeas rs; Nays H.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
At hslfpast 9 o'clock the Senate went into Exc
eutive Session, and quaIter.past O'CLOCK took =
recess until 10 o'clock.
Tie Senate resssenbied at 10 o'clock.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND LAKE MICHIGAN CANAL.
Mr.. WILSON, (Rep., Mass.) from the Military
Committee reported back the bill 10 construct
eaual from the Mississippi River to Lake Michigan
INSTRUCTION OF WASHINGTON YOUTH.
Mr.. GRIMES Rep, Iowa. called ny the bill for
Che public instruction Of youth In the primary schools
Of the District Of Columbia.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN TENNESSEE AND
LOUISIANA.
Dir. TRUMBULL (.ep., Ill. moved to take up
she bill 10 provide for the election Of Members Of
Congress III 1cnDt 6eee hnO LOulttUds
eMessrs. CARLlLE lUn., Val and PON ELL
Dem, Ky.) called for the Yeas and Nays on the
motion. Motion agreed to by Yeas 2S; Nays7.
MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. FESsENDEN Rtp., Me. from the CON-
piitee of Conference on the Miscellaneous Appro-
priaton bill, made report which was conCurfed In
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
bill wss received from the House 10 regulate the
proceedings OF the Clerk of the House ia preparing
Tor the organization Of the House; slso bill to
facilitate the collection of revenue in I'll PaSo, Tex
q, and New-Mexico.
Both bills we're passed.
MORE ATTEMPTS AT FILLIBUsTERING.
Mr.. DAVIS tUn., KY moved 70 postpone the
bill 10 provide for the election of Members Of
Congress in Tennessee ,us louisiana, and take up
tbe bill 10 examine the claims iCr damages done by
she Union troops. he demanded the Yeas aud Nays
Mr.. TRUMBULL hoped that the Senator from
Kentucky Davis was going to resort to diatory
motions.
bill by every means in his power.
The motion was disagreed 10; Yeas IL, Nays %.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, Ohio moved to take up
the bill from the House, TO which there could De no
objection, as the Senator from Kentucky said he
would oppose the bill by every means IN his power
Mr.. TRUMBULL Rep, H. said 1t was this
kind OF feeling which prevented US from crushing
out the Rebellion-because somebody said 1t could
not be done. IL the Senator FROM Ono was disposed
70 surrender the Legislation OF the country under tie
threat OF the Senator from Kentucky let bin do 30,
and let the Senator from Kentucky take the respons
ibiy of opposing legislation by factious opposition
He not going 10 yield 10 the threat OF any single
man who chose to stand in the way Of legislation
ana the Senate could hereafter take means 10 pre-
vent any single from standing in the way OF the
will Of the people and the Legislation due 10 tho
n2tIon.
After discussion Mr.. SHERMAN withdrew the
notion.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to lay the pending bill on the
table, and a-ked for the Yeas and Nays. Rejected.
Yeas 10, Nays %.
Mr. POWELL moved 10 postpone the bill until
tomorrow, and asked for the Yeas and Nays. Yeas
o. NaysH.
I'll five minutes before IL o'clock and asked for the
Yeas and Nays. Not caIred-Yeas Nays %.
Mr.. CARLlLE moved to postpone the bill and
take ND the bill for the relief OF j. {. q. Kennedy
and asked for the Yeas and Nays.
Mr.. TRUMBULL appealed 10 tie Senators not 70
give the Yeas and Nays TO those who were making
fsctious opposition. Let see, and let the coun-
Try see the half dozen cons orators who are seek
lag to defeat the legislation Of the country.
Mr. CARLILE did not know what right the Sen
ator had 10 impute factious opposition to others,
when be himself was urging GA obnoxious measure
with perinacity never equaled. The Senator bad
no right TO impugn she motives Of those who were
o. siucere IN oppoctiOn TO- ~ he was In favor oil the
bill and he had 10 right 10 call the Senators COLI
eplrators here.
Ar. DAVIS said these motions were In accord
tDce with well known and practical parliamentary
ieYsi and the msn must either be not sane, or very
green, not 10 know that Senators would resort 10
THIS klnd OF opposition.
Mr.. HOWE thought that the motion Of the Soma
Tor from Virginia had better be adopted. Ii was
m.ii,oTions bill, and he thought they had made
point against the Senator from Kentucky lMf.
Davi.h He (Mr. Howe proposed to stump tue
State Of Kentucky against hin next year, and he
did not believe that he could be elected again. lie
no uaceeslty of following the arnI.le the