Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-14


nao decided that this or some other plan was
necessary In order to carry on the war and the
government, and nobody had offered. any other
plen unless II was the Senator from Kentucky;
anu as ne Fessenden) had no better plan to
oher, ne was willing 10 yield his judgment. He
woula NOT say that this plan should not be
aooP'ed. ne was willing to do everything and
uy everything for the safety of the Govern
men. ana TO carry on the war to q successful
termination: .s .a
Mr. rowell said he was astonished to hear 30
able senator as the Senator from Maine re-.
sort to talk about loyalty instead of argu-
ment.
Mr. Fessenden said he was only contrasting
the senator's practice with his profession.
Mr' foWell continued at some length, con
tending that his loyalty would bear favorable
comparison with that OF the Senator from Maine.
He believed that the separation of the States
was accomplished by war. He referred at con.
siderable length to various acts of the Govern
ment which he alleged were unconstitutional.
Mr. Chandler claimed that the proposed cur
rency would be more safe than that OF the local
banks, because 1t would be based on the credit
of the Government and secured by mortgage
of all the property of the country. The Sem
ator from Kentucky was as consistent at least
as his late colleague, now General in the
rebel army, who, when here, voted against ev-
erything tending to support and defend the
Federal Government, and was now fighting
against the Government; and the Senator was
consistent in remaining here and voting against
every war measure. .att
Mr.. Davis referred to the condition OF the
banks OF Kentucky, and claimed that their
notes were preferable to greenbacks. and that
the policy pursued In the war of 1912 was bet.
ter than the present policy. He protested
against this manner OF impugning man's
loyalty because he did not follow the lead of
the party In power. He would never forego
ms convic'lons' ous Woula etanu oy tne Conssi
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culation que per cent lor Two years anu Two
per cent tnereaiteT, instead OF the shding scale
proposed oy the Rouse, wncn was agreed H1 TO-
ne pin was tnen Paesed py Vots 0, % yeas
ana paysTnamely' Messrs' Cariiie' Rich
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HOUSE -lhe House LOOK up the naval appro. |
prlaton Dlll as repoftea from the committee Of
tne Whoie win amendments;
ine house rejected VT CaiVetts. proposition
70 alsmiss tne seventy,a1 Mldshlpmen alleged
70 70 nave Deeh appointed oy the secretary OF the
Navy contrary 70 law
Inc nouse' Dy vote OF 90 against 90 con-
curreu III ene amenuMeh' 'Ds' hereafter Wnile
t1e repeii,9n lasieo; mere snai De one OF tne
eleven a1ui!ionai miushiPmen iot eacn Con
gresSional u,ssElct III tne ioyal SsaLes, 10 lbe
recommenueu py tne members anu ueiegates OF
tne Eouse 10 nereCyiore, anu sucn auaiuonai
Miush,pmeu rom 'ne ueAS clsss snah DC ap
Poin.eu oh recoinnenasHon H OIL members anu
delegates oI tne presens Congress-
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