The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

Military Affairs were directed 70 report and coosde
the expediency o bill requiring Of ths
ssrctioos and penalties for their ndey as will insure
more trustworthy execution Of their duties or It, IN the
and tho transfer Of tho duties thereon captains of oom
panios OF some other o1icors cannot be- made with
Wow 70 the benefit Of the public SERVICE they
ooxnsslos TO ASCERTAIN war pAxAoxs
% nos,oa o. Ma YsArnAs, (unon) Of Ky, was ro-
solved that special committee OF five DO appointed with
directions 70 report bin providing for the appointment
Of sommssieoers, whose power and duty shall be
~ attend In the districts of tho country passed
over by the armies Of the United States during
tho existence OF the present rebellion, and hear and
aks PROOF o. the osses Sustained By citizens and caused
such claims 70 distinguish me kind q property TAKEN.
Tor what purpose taken and the value OF that
rily consumed, and or that wsnony case taking
into the estimate the consequential damages but only tho
dence and their opinion upon each claim the OF
Claims In washington; and providing that such claim
snsii % paid until approved by said Court Of Claims
DFoRcKHNT ov THE ooSrIscAn0S Law.
the J. sis ssa
pronorty has boon enforced tho District Of Columbia
aud not, tho reason for delaying the execution OF tho
same
PAYMENT or the TROOPS
Ar. WAs1nuRxB, Tep) OF III. introduced substitute
.er Mr. hoimans resolution asking tho Secretary Of the
tho soldiers u the army and why the bonds heretofore
authorized TO DO Sold Il necessary make such pay.
y.
TINE nEw hEABxR VIRGINIA.
Mr. EcAs tUnon) of Va, presented the credentials of
Of Virgins Referred 70 tho Committee on Esc
tons.
A NATIONAL ctRRxScY.
On motion OF Mr. sjryvxss the adverse report on Mr.
Hoopers bill, providing that the national currency be
secured BY pedsng United states stock providing FOR
the redemption OF the same, was postponed
INTERESTING DEsArH OK NATIONAL quKsnoss
Tho HOuse then went COMMITTEES Of tho Whole upon
me executive, Legislative and Judicial Appropriation
Tho clause under consideration appropriaes SIP 900
Tor the collection Of taxes In the seceeded States.
M DUNLOP, (Union) OF KY, replied 70 Mr. stevens
marks on former day, say he stood here TO defend
Kentucky She was AS loyal and true any other state
sand men subject to military duty. He confessed that
about third OF them disloya some we're nc
pathissrs But no was glad say Thousands were on.
gagged in the battles Of the Union he was for this go
vernment nrst last and forever. He had sympathy
for tho rebellion, with those who would plunge
country RUM and exclude kensucky upon the suspicion
Of sympathizng with tho rebellion because justice do
Mr.. srxvrSs (ep) OF Pal did not intend 10 Gag, any
reflections upon Kentucky is true that Of tho high
officials, tho Adjutant General travelling through Ken.
tuoky reported that nearly all the able bodied and vgor
Gus young men Of that State in the rebel army
nj, Of xS,,1eE Re- % @
may have been mistake. am glad 70 hear II WAS a
Mr.. wADswoRrH-It is no mistake, II Is q lie
Mr. STKvHys-ISt look at tho action Of Kentucky her
SELF tho outbreak this rebellion she refused 70 take
part In favor o. the Unon although she said II will
organize myself against IT,"
Mr.. DusLoY--lho President endorsed that action Of the
State.
Mr. Srxvns-l hope for that reason then, to fud tina,
everything the President is right in will be endorsed by
you heroafter. QAughter) DO not know much Of the
action OF Kentucky now. know there many loyal
men there, and regret that she Is not position de-
fcnd herself against her children who may be arrayed
g Se, o s ss
many other setesfrom tho calamity Of sending their
to be butshered Kentucky soil still would not
make tho ndscrmnae Charge that al the people OF Ken
lucky are disloysi There are many noble men from
conadics the statement Of the gentleman TO the
proportion OF these engaged on QUO side or the other
more Of KENTUCKY men wer: engaged 10 the Tese cause
than In the Union army. II II be otherwise.
am glad 20 know u. do not rise to make q
agsnst the disoyal men there. There one thing
which induced my remarkH-one thing whsrh tho gentle
cord shs House % Be- has been d.
vote Of the delegates that 5tasA In this Hocss II has
not been 70 e a ns snss % any, v0
nnistratton deemed necessary for the putting dowa
this ebeon thsrs were swo classes Of people here voting
together with great unAnimy ono was the lfo sng -
mocrats. opposed 70 the administration asd upsn
whom no rejection can Be cast fos doing s an
a. this war progressed you win Hnd cases
Of ten all the gentlemen from kentucky voting uniformly
WIFI ne ss ~ Z. e aS::
h.. ! WIN leave . the public - hrss |
by the lips Of gentlemen hsre are worth ssythng, whe
ali their 60 embsSrass the sdmnis,rssou aad
suppression Of his rsbesong Such loyalty this 10 ny
mind little more than tho rapkest secession and Urea
Mr.. KnEcas, (opp) Of Ny. C,xctedy) -otan, or
der.
Several members On tho democratic as rose TO order
bat Mr. kERRoAN retaining the floor, cried out charge
the gentleman and bis party that they the rank
secsssonsts IN the country cloud laughter and great
confusion, the Speaker pounding with hts ssve and loud
cries Of "order' from the REPUBLICAN side
Mr.. KrRnGAs Continuing his hand raised slof towards
Mr. sevens)-Yes, .ir there are the .eces.onsts the
(Renewed cries Of 'order y and the utmost confusor)
Yos sir treason and secession u over there (pointpg TO
Mr. BrArr, (rep) Of ohio-I call the gentleman 10 or
der.
Mr. RmnGAs--I call you 20 order, sir whom you como
hereto the democratic sIdc-ior treason, you nnd u
there. When you u talk CT embarrassing the go
ysrnmen and the ADMINISTRATION you fnd over there
The administration tried destroy the democratic party
60 " the Army and you viii ind 10. Great conth
s.on.)
you order the presence 81 tho sargoant.at-Arns.
(lond cries OF " Put him under srre.t.nl
Mr.. KsKRioss kept on speaking but his voice was lot
IN the uproar and confusion
Mr. srr0s--I think the gentleman from New York is
perfectly In order (Grcat Ia ghtor.l
Mr. KssRIGEs.-l sn very gad TO hear the gentleman
Mr srEvrxs-o ycs, the gentlemen ayails bimsclf Of
the opportunity Of speaking freely bore There IL
harm anything no can say aud nothing he could
would DO out Of order. tHonewo lauEbter.) fo. dis
posed far NJ concerned, u extend the greatest
latitude to the gentleman considering the long srlnt
hc has lately undergone. (Ioud and long shouts %
Ialshier) But was replying 70 the gentleman from
kentucky.
gr YE.sAS, (Union) Of Ky--f would ask the gentlo.
" he considers the delegation from Kentucky little
less than 10 opcn secesson and rebellion what would he
say Of that vast multitude VI people from the North with
whom he keeps company
Mr.. srSSEys-I say that tue geutlsmsn himself i a.
loyal, my Judgment, the present Governor Of New
York. think he IL obs,ructnz the operations
u the anintra Tor tbs suppression Of the rebellion
than many who think tina, Governor does daughter
have particular desire 10 gmatxs that gentleman
because he holds peculiar ideas different from my
judgment all he olAssed alike do NOD bold gentle
opposite aiding to suppress the rebellion by the
course they have taken Ia this House. II other gore
men do hold them ~ thus aiding IN
opinion which they have right 70 indulge in. say
distinctly that do not hook uron thsm aiding IN
any promote the progress Of the for the sup
preston % the rebellion IN Tho socccd States am
much the habit u retractng what say, except ind
am IN the wrong said found no The con-
stituon for the Admission, under that constitution, Of
Western virginia. I do not know how the gentleman
from kentucky tar. Dunlop yslsd, whether for Or
sgsinst that measure
Mr.. DvsArf voted against because believed u 10
DO unconstitutional sct.
Mr. srxsS-1hen the gentleman voted axalrs, 4, upon