The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18

Mr.. Davis referred 10 the condition Of the
banks Of Kentucky, and claimed that their
uoses werss preferable % gfeenbacks, and
that the policy pursued in The nar Of 1912
/. .raA TED 81 than fbe present lp0i;eSA lie pro-
tested against ltiis manner of imppgping q
NON Z l6yaity because he did not blow the
lead oi The party ID poser. He'w6nld never
orego his c<Invidsions but would Stand by
,be Cclstit6 6ioe, pomaltss what were the
equences.
Mr.. Chandler said there were traitors
NOrIh and South, trying 10 dspreeiate the
currency. -
Mr.. Howe was glad that ths Senator was
willing 10 stand by the Constitution. lie
admitted that the banks Of Kentucky were
sound and wealthy, but was not the Govern
ment Of the United States more sound and
wealthy? Ord the people Of Kentucky ais
trust intention Of ahs Govefnnsent 10 pay, or
were thew fearful it would not be able to SUP.
port itself? II every one would feel, that
eyrythiDg was to.be sacrificed for the sa fety
lot the country, there would. be no none fears
for the SAFETY of the Government? = e4''4 2
Mr.. Harois said he was opposedlto itabes
cause he believed IL Has intended to extsrmi-
nate the banks.
/ Mr. CIarks Amendment was then adopt.
ied- % to Is. Tte question was thea taken
hon The amendment as amended. Adopted
20 10 II < iSevefal amendments were reject
Fed, and the bill was reported 70 the Senate.
The vote was again taken on the amen dInent
taxing bank circulation one per cent, for two
years and two per cent! therea fler,, instead OF
the sliding scale proposed BY the House,
which. was agfsedItos ufFhe bill was then
passed then by vote of 81 yeas. and nays
--nalaely: Messrs, Garlic. Richardson, Wall
and Powell.
HOUSE The House took up the naval
appropriation, billyas reported from the com.
bmittee OF the Whole with amendment
7 The House rejected MIR. Caive,t's prcpo
sitiop 10 dismss the seventy six Midshipmsn
alleged to have been appointed by the Secre
tary oi The Navy contrary to law 'f
Ihe House, by ayote of e66 against 26,
Ieoncurred 10 the amendment that hereafter
white the rebellion lasted, there shall be one
OF the eleven additional nj idshipmen ior each
Congressional distiictin the loyal States tc
be Recommended, by the members and dele
gates Of the House as heretofore, and such
additional Midshpmen from the next class
slalI be appointed on ,reccmmel. .dation o
members aud delegates Of the present Con.
9gress. 40 .a3s4ii asTsoo 90 3n5 ,u,3sam III
Al The House, By vote Of II against. A, a
greed to the inendinent striking out an ap-
Ipropriation Of $463, 300 tor the MY Navy
Yard, and inserting 81. .2l3,000 for q aoatins
!, or Sectional dry dock, of Sufficient size ant
capacity forlraisin9 any Of The vessels nov
u bull, The. bill passed. Les ssT.som 90 q
i On motion Of Mr.. Coltax, the Second Au
4 ditor was directed to INFORM the House
s me plan cannot be devised by which, tn,
hundred dollars bounty can be paid prompt
lily 10 families or deceased IS ,ldisrs, leaving
|, the arrears and pay alone tobe settled by tn
pay>rols. .f ..t.., .,:fl., ..-w.9
The Iouse then took up private bills. %
I r Mr. Bingham, from the Judiciary com
mttee, reported bill amendatory OF sever
al confisca,ion acts, which was passed. |
r provides that in all cases now orflhereafte
pending as to the ships. vessels or fo' ne
property seized and condemned, the Cour
rendering Judgements shall firsr provide 70
!, the payment. from the proceeds Of q the sales
of any bona fide claim filed by any citizen q
the United States or subject, Of d ioreig
power, and properly estahlished provided "
such claim shall be allowed il the clairnan
shall have participated in disloyal practice
a in connection with the property.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill to provide
fcom ortable hone Tor poor, disabled and dis
!, charged soldiers. Referred to committee OF
Military Affairs 4, The Ilouse went int
committee OF the whole on private bills.-
Adjourned.
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