The New York herald., 1863-12-08


victory 70 those VINO formed Upon aud give even
greater victory 10 those who are seeking 70 gave from
deshucton-from the band of tho uarrc lde ana traitor
invoke 9ou also remember that sacred truth which
all history Vorhos, tina, they who rulo not rgheour
ness sna, ". rom no eartt. IhanLns you WIN
ndenco and regard ard appealing 10 you all for that sup
port and forbearance, by the AID OF which alone can
none 70 succeed am ready TO take the oath of once
aud enieT npoD the duties yon havo assigned ne.
THE srEAkER swoRs IN
M "sshhurne, beng the oldest consecutive
member requested by lpe CtKw 10 administer the
customary oath and aso the oath Of allegiance which
having been performed,
The SpsAEER fiBg TO preserve the of the
Hoase SAID thai persons m tue galleries should indulge
in maneeiaior either Of appreciation dissent the Ser
take such persons Into custody.
fhe members wesesthen sworn, advancing by deicga
tons a. her names were called
LOUISIANA
Tho members from LOUISIANA being called, W SIFvrNs,
rep Of Pa, objected 20 their being sworn AID moved
iho question oo postponed ~ 10 morrow.
VT. Bsooes opp } Of N Y. asked the House 20 pro
sylyana seg the tion OF speaker that he and his
friepds have control Of tne iouse that there was
little or no opposition 20 hun and his friends,
excepting n mere form. Ho thought the pub
lc iniefests aud 'ne convenience o. All others
He know so; What right these gentlemen from Louisiana
had 10 seals the door excepting roIn what Their Gre
bore vei,h the rights any other gentleman, and
any attempt TO IN errupt The proceedings ol The Hofe
by such eStTaordpary motions was more l1y TO delay
than complete the organization The gentleman from
Penney ysua waa sure Of all the other oGcere Why
not permit these gentlemen from Louis ana 10 be sworn os
heretoore 10 such cases and Afterwards send the ere
dentiss 20 the con mtee on Elections.
Mr. gHSs replied that this was not a. extraordinary
but IN ordinary motion. When member believes from
the e Of the documents thnt n point they are no ere
dental he should object In this instance tho credep
tsls p"re signed by men never heard OF before, and
sgnt a. apryae seal only; aud az be vas assured,
thers was no preteBce OF any election having been
held Il had mol been customary to swear in
unit! u was determined thai persons presenting them.
Eclve. EMIT ed 20 seats. As The questions of
sa,ary aud m!leme were involved, men had come
hitbcr from nerent states for the mere
parpose Of getting tho mileage. He did not tnese
gentlemen influenced but last year two gcntlc
from that state asking admission, and the
House pUened IN their the course which he now
suggested r. Se, oo or OHIO ,sn.a s.vn, he we'll r.o.m
bercd that session OF the last Congress Mr.
Upton or Virginia presented himself for seat, when he
tMr cox objected 10 his being sworn in because be was
no. citiycn of Virginia, out citizen aud voter IN
ONO lho gentleman from Penneyvana ana ms
friends allowed Mr. Upton 10 take hs sea. which he ro
OF the House without shadow q pretence Of his being
member let the crodspr if, fair on their face, go TO
the Committee Oh Elections Give ibese gentlemen !air
test as was tho case with Their predecessors from Lou
Eiana
Mr. suyrSs believed the predecessor TO which aiu
made by the gentleman from Ohio, we're Ad-
mtted previous 81 the termination OF the las, session
After stumppg the country for two months they were
admitted.
Mr. Tor replied that secured their admission speedily.
Nr. NuoR,, topp) OF Ky asked Mr. Stevens whether
months he would then admit them, was done in the
| case of the former members from Louisiana.
Mr. snyKSs replied that he would a!mit these men
provided they would 30 10 Kentucky aud stump Tor
| emsn,ip ipaiion (.aughterl Mr. stevens modified his
resolution 20 10 10 refer the credentials 70 tho Committee
on Elections and postpone Inc swearnr in until report
Mr. J. c ALLEN moved tha, Nr. stevens resolution be
laid on he table, Ncgatived "A aeains. "a as follows
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oossiuKk NLo1ioNs.
Inc resolution was then adopted. Yeas 100, nays II
TERRITORIAL prIIGsrE-
The dele gates fTo m the Terrltores we're sworn.
The crcdentals of the delegate from DAKOTA were
ferred 10 the COMMITTEES on Elections.
GRADE % GBNHisieI hthtL TOR
1NsNT
Mr.. wASrHrESE gave notice of the Introduction Of a bill
10 revive the grade 81 Lieutenant General q the army
and provide that medal be struck for General Grant
and that vote ~ thanks be gwen him and the officers o
his army.
10 rtksH slsNIpoLnkRs
Mr. lo,Toy gave notice OF oil punish say yebolcefs
thr0t ghout the United states and territories.
csSsDI.s HrruEopr TREATY.
Mr. NOpRff gave notice o. bli wing notice OF the
suspension Of the reciprocity treaty With Great Britain.
HOuGE.
A motion Nv Mr.. W,srHrHSE that the roles of the
former House be adopted f0r tte prc,snt and that
select committee be appointed o. eport On the ,ame
from tine 10 time, agreed a..
The House then nc orrned