Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28
THE Evening STAR.


SsAFE-A fsr our rx,.ort c,o---, v..t.rd.v-
Tn Dali Ssnceruire the duties OF the Levy
ors. esies mp sas s 70
He lnes .tnton FOR educating chiIdr,n In the
D,sirir Of Columbia. { -
ar Garlic r.ked II these negroes eould rot
&c ocpea:e6 without IN act Incorporation, as
Se its children were IA ais State, There VA.
No necessity OF educntirS them At alt He tysk
ne EIaHE6 taat as the President had coupled
colonization with hts emancipation schemes,
that III the negro was to remain he could oaiy
cofo n subordinate capacity, and Iegisla-
tive body hss no. tight to educate the children Of
S,atf, ~Tceps " be those who are 70 ;ake part
ln IN Affairs 81 Dcv ernms ut, and he presumed
We Lad not Reached ths point where !: Is pro-
posro % eif.rSye me negro 20 the condition o: l
Mr.. GIj n->> advocated the bill saying that Ia
sis sfe;,. 90 ;e@y se'fe,.d IN educating ALI
o. ~ was passeS-yeas %, naysa
ne rs .or tie reiScl OF II. Gather and others
70 pay ~ slaves made fra. by the .e~aaacip pa
ncH pr eesaEraicr, The claims FOX which were
a.. pr f--rlteti a. tf> proper tins was psss-d.
he esl 20 extrS-1 tie %asaiaSce. aud Alex.
shdf' SsirIsd YVES ts.-n u.., and.
NJ SKINNER ocerec 81 asssead=lan: that no
per e. sc excfsded from tho cur OF account
O. ,e;-T. Adofted-yess 10, naye l..
So hill, sfeer -scnae debate. was passed.
-. bsn incorporating 81. A~n's Infant Ass-
II larrss passed.
sssebsli fog the eoii.ctionoz abandoned v,op-
S.y!ary districts was ts3sea up and diseaseed
sfdi tnc f5rr OF taking q secess.
tsIil VIA. resumed, a,sa = was dcbasA nnui .
is-te'hovr. .-...-.-
Mr Wilson, from rhs>onm; ttee Of conference
Sen the'bin TO limit ts- number Of Major and
Drissster Generals, -asde a repor, making In
ali ;eEsIor and as Brigsdier Generals; WHICH
~ssrss Teed'to. --
erass and his officers and men fer gallantry At
AaFreesbo-o' vgs passed.
.HsUss-Arter OR report closed
TSe amendments reported ~ The COMMITTEE
I'M
WIS agreed 10. Among th, z, were the follow.
ing :-AUthorsxiug ihe President Of the United
States 20 sir,oiDt deputy commissioners OF
aEtefnal revenue, it'll 8 salary of S3,dC9, and
an assistanesolicitor-o of the Treasury Depart
Tnsn:, with an annual salary Of so. The
Seer try 81 the Treasury also authorized To
employ three persons 70 prevent frauds on the
r-fenas. The Pr-sidentis required, in addi-
ton, ~ az point cashier OF Internal revenue,
wi'ha salary OF .. $50 anaum.
On assembling at evening. Mr. Washturne,
frcn shs cenmtsre o; coEference on the aisa-
IagSaEencr1ert 70 .ac bank clause in the
bili 70 provide ways and means for the supp:,r,
Cf the Government. reported that the commit
tfe ve-e unable 20 agree, and moved that the
House recede from their disagreement 10 the
SerSre amendment: and, after a long debate,
the House refused 10 recede, and a new com
m!tee Of conference was asked.
Mr. Stevens, from the committee of confer
tnce ON the disagreeing VOTES on the bill 10 IN
demnify the President for suspeudiny the priv.
ilefrs OF the hdbsds corpus, msde a report. III
authorizes the President, during the presen!
IeUcfiOn, anu wEeu toP PUBIC f9Iety ulfaS
u, TO suspend the privilege of the writ OF ka5>a.
ro4PHs IN any State or part of State. II aIsG
provides for discharges by the courts, the par.
ties discharged TO take the oath of allegiance
MI Ptndleton raised point that this was
not TIE report agreed upon in joint committee
bot altered.
Messrs. Stevens and Bingham made explain
atoms. and the report was received.
number Of dilatory motions were then
made, and the House adjourned at two O'Clock
the further consideration of the bill being further
postponed until Monday.