New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

mep. which rs,isfed him that q great and powerful
change had taken place in Kentucky in favor
of this miserable Abolition scheme. He felt 1t
TO be his duty and privilege 20 state on this
floor in the face OF heaven in the presence OF Con
gress, and in The hearing OF the nation, that there
was not one msn III three hundred III kentucky wfo
was in favor Of the Proclamationhe said this again
and again-whether it lie by fraud, purchase or
otherwise.
MIR. CLEMENTS remarked that he was pot in
favor OF abolishment az scheme OF abolition, but
Oh the principle Of nationality.
Mr.. NOELL said that the people Of Missouri had
said that they wogid abolish Slavery. lh reply 10
Mr.. Clements, he remarked that the people OF len
nessee had no regular State Government, and hence
could not act upon and accept such PROPOSITION
| IL was expecting too much 10 nang ill the DINER
Border Slave States upon this bill Az to tins beng
miserable scheme of Abolition as expressed 10y
/ the gentleman from Kentucky, ne did not regard IL
in that light, and was glad that lie could perceive
good motives in the President for its recommendation
He appes cd TO Mr. Clements 10 waive his oPros-
! tion Commence the work with Missouri, ana W.T.
the proper time should arrive the benefits hnenV w
extended TO other States. aim
Il Mr. HOLMAN dem. Ind moved 70 lay inc oi'
on the table. Disagreed TO, ~ against IS. ,.on,
Mr.. ELLIOT rep, Mass moved an ainehui,ubh' n
excluding from the benefits OF tie act an 'nGso -,
may wilf.ly refuse to take the oath OF aet ranire
TO do 30 by any military or civil officer thus -
ed. or by The said State of Missouri Adepseo-''
against 20. o.;A ,,o,,od - tob,e
81. PFNDLETON Dem, Ono moved 70 'aOic
the bin. Negatiyed-ii against ~.
MIR. CRANENS Dem, lhd'l mo'eu " a'Jou'h'
Negatived-lJ against ~
Tbs following are the years and nays:
gs gtAS Binsss hIar Wa blake B1nion
csnrtel CSllnbe.An, Clark COllsI Frsdesk A. ccns Ing
g. Fesenden, Thomas A. d. Fessenden Fisher fIanchot
Gooch Goodwin, Hale Harrison, Hickman Hoopef Horton
Kali kallnc tchl
Lovely, Low, MeKe.1 McK9isEt, Merherson MAYNARD,
Mcrri (Msl mOr,li tb Noel OH r aai;.. IGnl)'
sarseaa sedscwick, Shauk' sl,ld sp.nldns Stevens,
Thomas a TEowbd. Va a., VS WN Neu Wa,
EAYs~Mcssrs Allen Co), Ancons, Bailey, Biddle.
Dunlop, Dunn Granger Order. Isisht Hal laidins'
M Mes o. Ko AsOs 6d Pendecn re Poer
Price shel saith steele IN -. steele a. j. Siiss'
SrGiton rrinble. NsilaDoigham VOORHEES, WaId webster
Wickiae. wilson. Wood WoOdruh-47
IssJr OF 800 TREASURY NOTES.
On motion Of Mr.. WlCKLlFFE, 1t was resolved
that the Committee of Ways and Means be instructed
10 inquire into tie expectancy Of Issuing treasury
notes bearing TO interest," the amount issued TO be
equal 10 the amount Of tender notes in clrcuallon
ana such other sums as the demands OF the public
service for the current year shall require
that there be Issued an equal amount OF
United States six per cent 20-year bonds, which
bonds with the interest shall constitute iund Tor
the redemption vi tbe o'oJ iicaa'y N''',, nv
bonds TO be Of equal date of the Treasury Notes,
the interest 10 be paid in specie. The holders OF the
tender notes shall have the right 10 surrender them
whenever the amount of one hundred dollars IS pre-
eented aud received at the par value for the same
The holders Of the 800 Treasury Notes shall have
the right 10 invest the same in twenty-year per
cent bonds; when amount equal TO i've hundred
dollars as presented.
! INCREASING MAIL FACILITIES.
{ Mr.. COLFAX, from the Committee on the Post
I Gti,e rcportp4 a hill authorizing the Post
General 10 add 10 the list of maable articles aud
explained that ii was intended allow articles not
now maabie TO be seat to the soldiers in the army
by their friends at home, bOokpostage rates, one
cent per ounce Passed.
The House resumed the consideration Of the ex-
ecutivc legislative and Judicial Appropriation bill.
Without coming 10 any conclusion the House ad-
jouTned.