New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10

Lakes Erie and Ontario, and shall grant n ~
United States Government the right OF passscs
through these canals, Of vessels, war boats. crS.
boats, transports troops, supplies and Munitions q
war, free Of toll or charge, the Treasurer OF tf~
United States shall deliver to New-York, UnitsS
States bonds in sums Of 81 900 EACH bearing M.
centum interest," redeemable in not less than twepts
years, with seui-yearly interest coupons attached
for the sum Of So 800 0OO If the Stateof Illinois shaI
within two years, 80 construct alter, and enIarcr
her canals to pass vessel 200 feet in length aud
IS feet in width feet draft and IL feet in hieht
from the mississippi to Lake Michigan, and grant "a
the Government Of the United States the right a
passage through these canals Of vessels and suppliea
az above mentioned, free Of toll, the Treasd rer ~
the United States shall deliver to the State Of Illinois
the bonds of the United States in sums Of 81, 900
each, ct per centnm interest, redeemable in noa
less than 20 years, with sem-annual interest coupons
attached, FOX $l3,3F ,O00
The bill as thus amended was then rejected by
vote OF 81 yeas against II nays, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Aidrich Allen (Ill), Arnold Ashley Bsts,
Baxter, Beamsn, BuHntou, Casey, CLARK, Coax Roscos
CoukIlng, Conway. Dawe', DeIano Diycn Edwards, EIo
Hsight. Hooper. Julian, Kellogg AlichD Kellogg lilly
Knapp IensDg Loomis Loysjoy, Meindoe, aarton, Nor
Oliver Pike. Potter Rice Msl. Riddle Rollins MOI Ssr.
fs ss s.sss sSS'a IyR SEs' %
WSGP s W Aoons haley Biais sasu
Blair Va) Blair Pe), Blake, Calvert, Campbell, Chainbes
lain, Clement FREDERICK a Co1t.llsg, oo'Iss cr,vsns
D. Fsssenden' Cider, Hale, Hall Harding Hsrrison iei.
man. Holman, Kelly. ksMigan, Kiipser Law Lszssr.
Lsary Low Mcknight McPhersOn Mallory, Nay Maynad.
Eo sTe ods Patton psndis,on Porter sh she'll.
barger, shie Steele N. J Stevens StTn.on, Thomas
Gsd,~orth Wheeler White (0.). Wicklite Wilson. Wsc
cestrr. Wright, and feaman
motion 70 reconsider was tabled by vote Of
O. against 81.
TIE NEw-ORLEANs ELECTION.
Mr. DAWES (Rep. Mass, called up the report
Of the Committee on Elections in favor Of the GLAZING
Of Benz amin + Flanders and Michael Hahn to ses0
rs members from Louisiana.
Mr.. VOORHEES, Dem. lnd.,) replied to bis 70.
marks, conteud.ng that tie PRECEDENT had no right
to appoint tie Military Governor, under who's
order the election was held. 80
Mr.. HARRISON (Un. Ohio said the claims Of
Messrs. Flanders and Hahn were independent OF the
action OF tie Military Governor.
Mr VOORHEES, controyerted that point, contend.
ing that an election must be held under the regular
civil machinery. The people were not left 70
their own tree choice, but were expressly
told in Gen. Shepley's proclamation that the"
must elect Members VI Congress IN order 70 saw
slave property from the sweeping effect Of the Press
dents Pfocamsiion. There had been more rap
strides toward despo,ism during the last ~ montt
this another evidence Of Executive DOMINION -
would not have lifted his voice against it.
Mr.. HARRISON wished to know what parf Z
the Constitution was violated by the people I
Louisiana in obtaining Representatives here In tie
maaner they had pursued.
Mr. VOORHEES, replied that he had been
onde,vorino 20 show that the election was held
contrary 20 the Constitution of Louisiana. Tie
proclamation Of Saopley overthrow tue law, aid
usuroed tue Executive and Legislative power.
Without concluding the subject, the House Cd
iourued.