New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05
xxxvar.h CONCREss-Tsird ses.ion.
SENATE. .WlsuroroY. Feb. 4. 1903.

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tials n the u 70. james j.. D.o.tle, Teele..'I
United Statct senator .fCn NiSconen iof AK !@"'s
from lie I'm q March neat. H.,
M HOWARD. lRsP., Nich.i rom ne Co'l9''''eo
Oh the Ju..I.gy, Iepo.te~ 'G,a me Va" 10
tle tine Of l,.Ons ,he Ds-Jic. Colf't &" Use Vni'-
Mr.. TEN EYcK, Wep., n. j. from Inc Com
rit,ee O. tte Jut@1.y, rolof,s' o"'A Tie OIL "
prevent Correspondence vi l'cocs' .,.
M. WILSON N..l, h"e''h rom 'ue M i
rs,iv. re not io sec1rs TO tie officers aud men en-.
uIuFel H. The Department a. Tie West aud AissoGu
tLcir p.v bounty, arl pensions
Mr. POWELL .Tn. Dem, Ky.l from TIE Com
ui.to- on tae Judiciary, reported bil concerning
ystGou- I,a.i-iau o. rcnslie', ana torte. area IL
criminal c.sss. Iis oil nu,horzcs tbc President TO
frlaa qualities re, JOBS, 80 o. 10 IeEi tie iLe IL
iieve from il Ii-aplent, Gc. r67Sod.
~. TGtMBNLL (itP., III, iron the Commit
Gee o. the Ja.c.-iy, IsD0rtt1 back tre b % amend
81 net 10 prevent oticcrs y Jae Government and
members Oh Co4e,ess 4rO.4 taxing consideration ior
Ttclliary "0i IS, O4ce, or place.
Nr. Ii,Oal3JLD, iiow tie same Committee, 70
ported ac>rIs iy ol Che b.. 90 aAru1u'ae .lmrafy
IJ1. iCtiJn; $40 on ne o.! tc u'ilc $50 Sale o.
Michigan into TWO juai iG 0ctsc's; a"3 4so pn the
,sc.lt,on ro inc tAe lees OF Initial o,-es Mar
:aa.3 IL Gallon lG,
saLL or J. DIAN RESERVATIONS ~ cAlil 0ANih
air. hcnDUGALL Deu., Cal.l introduced lij
fog INC sale o; certain llG@u le.ei 7ai-n us n t"'
tAe sau0 St,io. Referred 10 the hillary COMMITTEE
IuA FHiNCH N NiNiCu.
Tho rcs01 .oas relative 10 French Irterven'i "a
g. Mexico rVc tea taken AZ, thc ntt1Cf nC4E CD
&c mOt.on 20 lay rem on tie tSt'-, "aicn VAS
aQrsei 10. Yes. g; Navs. 9, yir: lic,Ws. Ken
ueGr latham AcD lugsli, Powell, rlce, h1chaia-
sou, S.ulsbuiy, IuTrie, Wilson tAoi
LEAGUE lsIlND not TO Dc ACCETTED.
4 PENDING uo.iou O; n. RICE 70 DC, n-ijer . e
VOC On the a-saSe o. tho resolution directing The
Secretary ci the Navy not TO accept tie 20 LsaSre
Is'aid uuu further order 'rcn COngf, y, [as tIStn
up and agreed 70; H-as, ~o.Nl! A.. Adj NE feeo-
hilton was referred 10 the COn,-iteo en- Naval
Affairs.
BILL 70 ENCOURAGE RE-ENLISIMENTS.
Mr.. WILSON Rep Mass called M the bill for
the eHc0nia c1eu; 81 TeCuhs ments aud tie eulou'
g. and drafting Ct the militia.
An amendment was adopted, providing that
DATED man nay procure substitute.
Another amouumelt was adopted, providing that
nc clothes, arms. OF equipments shall De sold, ex.
changed, pic6 red, or given away; and when such
or cles Ere found IN the possession OF any person,
not a soldier or officer, they m.y te seized.
AIR. SIBERIAN hep, Ohoj oii~rad al amend
ncnt, Which was adopted, providing that an
officer, absent win leave, shall receive Only han
psV; and when absent wilhol leave, - addition 20
tie pentle- now provided he shall tor.ei! III his
pay, except wteu r.ck o. wound id.
Sir. FOOT ReP., W. offered no amendment,
Depumsc. Nos. IJi ana lCZ, a. r. .ers1cs TO the
enlistment u volunteers into the regular service, be
rereacd.
DIR. CARLILE I'm, VA moved to str;kc ont
tie second sc,iion. gEinc re Pre,dsnt l"er .
make al Tules and regulations for enrolling AID
draftir, the M.i.ua.
Mr.. RICHARDSON said tl;s wa2 a bin Of nos'
fearful import. 1t gave tie President fan power
over 81 liz a Of She country, " d a no peare1
with them Tho bill. cave 10 tie PrsfidepL more
NOV fnr var "a an not he
President riI dsaf, al tAe Democrats, 4 IL chose,
all tia Republicans, or nggroeF, Ee cioiu.ed that
swo-tbirds Of 81 c rank AVID he were Democrats.
My. HARLAN rep, Iowa, SAD That, eo fer as
his Siate war concerned, ttIee.fourths OF the men
were Republicans The votes OF tho reSiuents
chow IL.
Mr.. RICHARDSON said many regiments were
bot allowed 20 vote.
Mr. HARLAN seid thst 70 comJ l&inl had been
nade. except by q defeated candidate i5g Congress,
who complausd that the soldiers were net allowed
80 vote al al.
ar LANE lRep. Eens8p, sqid he bad been in.
formed Oh good authority that Tho majority Of the
soldiers OF lpOi8 wore Reprb.icans. 40 tar as
Kansas wac concerned lmeaniDg 40 Democrats ibOse
who did not believe that Tie Degro could a. ht aad
were not wiling 10 let theml, there nOs 4
cOrpOrsrs guard ~ them from shat State.
SIR. RICHARDSON psm., III rssunInC
quoted a. length from tie returns Of illinois Teei
ne1ts 10 stoN taa' they were maiLly composed of
Democrats. The Cl.l lropos'd 70 c1Ce the Pr'iieni
power unlimited. re feared hist, L such Lillg rs
thi- and tie bills 20 psv for ClGVeg aDd 70 place az
infcI;er race side o. side With NE white nao. were
passed tho country irlt &c plunged into civil war.
lie apuealc1 T. the Senate 20 uarso before they
passed more laws 6io,asteiul TO the people. Many
acts Illegally IaesCd, wore exc e-lIE- Gi7tasoiGi
and with she PTccauan "a, had excited desire 70
T. sist these epgrossions On tho Constitution.
Mr. LANE, ~ Ksns9s, said "a Ia9 IS the Sen.
ttors syoecl Iell'ei TO TIE IeFro question, be lad
heard tho sGne fT tweaty years from hat Senator
an.Ta ID d 10 In y arar
from llinoie agr,nst tbs attempt 70 excite political
dssensiCE among rem.
Mir. TRUMBUM Rep. III sa.a that he was ex.
eec1ipgly sorry thGi BIS colleague had made ierc
suci pa = a speech when there weI5 holt a
million y leteis N grn RgaiH8t y c Government
lie was tory 70 hear lis colleague turn his aten,i
from t5eLe hsf million Of tra'to1s, trying 70 dis>
troy tic GOverDment, and tUrn lib attention 10
our solliess, erd inquire vhat thor party
potics were, l. maitered not wNtt were
the politics of the soldier fghtiug for
bis country. II .ee 'was f2LtIog for tie Cousii-
tatiOn ard The Government he was his brother and
he would embrace MIN. lie wac sorry his colleague
had undertake. 20 inquire whether soldiers bad
voted TIE Democratic OF Republican ticket. lie
mr.. Trumt ulr never wou'd have brought srch an
issue ibio the Senate. II was known, and 10 none
better theu lis colleague, that in making military
appointments In Illinois, no question OF poll1ics as
made at all.
dent, that no General be trusted with comma nd ex-
cent he coucurIed in the Presidents policy O.! carry
ing on the War.
Mr. TRUMBULL paid his colleague was entirely
uistakeD in supposDS that even oDe-lUlf Of the ao
ders Of Illinois were Democrats. But Lis colleague
asked if he hsd ggued q certain protest. II made
no difference whether he sjgred any ,oper But lie
wonll SAY, now and forever, that he was N favor q
ouch apoiey; and, ii 10 had power, 70 man should
lead our armies who I'D not agree WIN tho rect ~
the prosecution 81 this war and tho policy be had
adopted 20 crush Jtis rebellion. No ecu-!oyaliat or
traitor should lead III. brother or son IL the II
his colles rue wes President aud the Democratic