The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-07

Oul did NOT, tho gentlena1 bad urged make appso
pviaton Of moneys and that II dd not bring tax upou
tho people unless the money should DO appropriated lie
made his decis with that heretoforo ap
| piled TO the French Spoation bill
Mr.. ClEhRSB. (Uhdon) OF Tenn, was not aware that
this bill would be reported and as member OF the spe
cia Committee on Emancipation he objected 10 IT, Last
session proposed appropriate hundred and
eighty millions toad in the abolishment slavery in
Kentucky Weston Virginia, Maryland, fMissoah and
Delaware. This national basis; whereas this
bill of sectional character referring as Il did 10 only
one State.
Mr. WIcsLrrrE, CUnon) Of Ky had seen IL stated In
public prats that some time after the issue OF the pro-
camstion Information had been received by the Presi-
dent from intelligent, wholesouled Union men which
satisfied him that great and powerful change had taken
place in Kentucky in favor Of this miserable abolition
scheme He Il to be his duty and privilege to
on this floor the Of Heaven id the presence OF
Congress and in the he ring Of nation that
not one man in three hundred in Kentucky who was in
favor of the proclamation He said this again and again
whether II be by fraud purchase or otherwise. ~
Mr. CLEMENTS remarked that ne was not In favor OF
adjustment as scheme OF abolition, but on the principle
OF nationality. A. als.i,s.. h-sa. f f.. r.s 81 II
Mr. NOEL said that the people Of Missouri had said
mens remarked that the people of Tennessee had
regular State government and hence could not act upon
and proposition II expecting too much to
hang the other border slave States upon this BILL AS to
this being miserable scheme OF abotoa AZ express
ed by the gentleman from Kentucky no did not regard
u that light and was glad that he could perceive good
motives IN the President for its recommendation. He
appealed Mr.. Clements waive his opposition Conn.,
mence the work with Missouri. and when the proper
Ha'o oa'N sAS SSAsVAss AAA'eAs -
Mr. HOLMAN. (opp) Of Ind. moved to lay the bill on
Mr.. ELIOT, (rep) of MISE, moved an amendment ex-
Guiding all benefits OF the act all those who may will
snt Of the United states when required to do 80 by
military or civil officer thus authorized or by the said
State Of Missouri. Adopted-75 against TO- r,@
Negatived-44 against u. . AZ "a .fs.s 81 p7a.ta n
Mr. CRAvESs moved TO adjourn. Negatived-1o against
The bill then passed by vote OF IS against a. as fol.
Bingham. b Ase Rss
Campbell Chamberain CLARK CefaI Erred 4; Copasling.
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lovely Law Mexican McKnighS sMcPherson.l Maynard,
Rollins ss No.
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-Messt. Alien Of Ohio, Anson., Bailey Baae'
Calvert elements Corning sr s %
ding Holman Johnson KeiossS q Ill., ksTssan Knapp
Porter Price shsl Smith, Steele q N Steele Of N j.
MsSse Wilson
sa. ISSUE TREASURY NOTES. tfesl esnfs'fi
On motion Of Mr. WIcxITfE, II was resolved that the
into the espediency or issuing treasury notes bearing
365 interest, the amount issued to be equal 10 the
amount Of tender notes in circulation. and such other
the demands OF the public service for the current
year shall requre that there be issued equal amount
Of United States six per cent twenty year bonds which
bonds with the interest," shall constitutes fund for the
redemption OF the 3G5 Treasury notes. the bonds TO be
OF equal date OF the Treasury notes the interest to be paid
In specie The holders OF the tender shall the
right to surrender them whenever the amount OF one
hundred dollars is presented and received at the
value for the same The holders OF the 366 Treasury
notes shall have the right to invest the same In twenty
years six per cent bonds when an amount equal " five
hundred dollars is presented --,.
MAILArnH ARTICLES. FOR THE ARxY
Mr. C0LFAx, (rep.) Of Ind from the Committee the
Post Ofice reported bill authorizing the Postmaster
General to add to the list OF maabe articles aud explain
10 be sent TO the soldiers In the army by their friends u
h0me book postage ratesoue cent per Passed.
APPROPRIATION y, ,at.. ..,...ff
The House resumed the consideration OF the Executive,
Legislative and Judicial Appropriation BILL ff@
Without coming any conclusion the House adjourned