The New York herald., 1863-03-05

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AhAkpsA two s'csck shs Senate wsas into executive
ss.ioo xsa y qaast-pass four O'Clock took recess
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District Of Columbia
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Mr. TRuxHuI, (rep) Of H., moved 70 Take up the bll
70 provide for The election of members Of Congress in
Messra CARiIs (Union) Il Va, and Powul, (opp) Of
Ky called for the yeas and nays Tie motion. Notion
agreed 70, by yeas -, nays7
TzB NIsCuLAuD0ue APY1ornlAuo1 NIL
M FEsssSnxH, (rep) Of Me-. from the conmistse Ok
Conference tbs Miscellaneous Appropriation bi, made
report % Which .., was So1currsd a. IN ,. !. ,..n A..
proceedings tie Clark OF The House In preparing for tAs
organization Of tho House. also bill 70 facilitate the co
lection OF In ii Paso, Texas and New Mexico.
Both bills we're passed.
nMToS eS AMss@ or coSGREs IN zSxEssEs AND
Mr.. DAvn, (Union) Of Hy, moved to postpone the bill
70 provide for the election Of members Of Cngress Ton
the claims for damages done BY the Union troops. he
demanded the yeas and nays on his molten.
Mr. TRuhBuH hoped that the Senator from Kentucky
hr Davs) was not going 10 resort 10 dilaory notions
Mr. DAVIS said he meant to defeat tho pending bill BY
every means in his power.
Tho motion was disagreed to-yeas II, nays 2S.
Mr. SHxRxAN, (rep Of Ohio moved 10 take up the bill
from the House. TO which there could be objection,
the Senator from Kentucky said he would oppose the bill
Mr IRuMBuLL said il was this kind Of feeling which pre-
vented us from crushing out the rebellion because
body said II could not be done. II the Senator from ohio
disposed 10 surrender the legislation country
under the threat Of the Senator from Kentucky lot him
do and let the Senator from Kentucky take he respon
sibity OF opposing legislation by factions opposition He
was not going 10 Yield to the threats OF any single
who chose to stand in tho way Of legislation. And the
Senate could hereafter take means 10 prevent any single
man from standing in the way Of the viii Of the people
and the legislation due to the nation.
After discussion Mr.. SHERMAN withdrew his motion.
Mr. DAVIS moved TO lay the pending bill on tho table,
and asked for the yeas and nays. Reec.ed-yeas 10,
hr POWELL moved postpone the bill until tomorrow,
and asked for the yeas and nays. Yeas Q, nays 81.
Mr. sAuIssuRy, (opp.) Of Del, moved to postpone tho
the yeas and nays Not caEried-=yaa. 2, nay %.
yr CAhliLE onlon. {" "a. moved to postpone the bill
sna sase si Tor the relief Of J. c. kennedy, and
asked for The yeas and nays.
Mr. TRrnBuI 70 the Senator'S not give tho
yeas and nays to those who making factous op-
position. Let us see, and the country see the half
dozen conspators who seeking TO defeat the cssla
tion Of the country.
isctous opposition TO others when he himself
urging an obnoxious measure with pertinacty never
elualed The senator had no right to mpugn the mo-
tivCs OF those no sincere opposition to no
was In favor Of the bill and be had NO right to call the
Senator'S conspTatois here.
Mr. DAVE said these motions in accordance with
well known and practical parliamentary law, and the man
must either not sincere not 10 know that
Senators would resort 10 this kind Of opposition.
the Senator from Virginia had better be adopted il
meritorious bill, una he thought they had made
point against the senator from Kentucky lN Dvis) lie
(Mr HoNe) proposed - stamp tho state OF Kentucky
sgalnst him next year, and he did not believe that he
the example Of the negro preacher who said the Lord
directed him TO jump through stone wall hs was bound
THANKS 10 ras PRESIDENT or rrn nNAH
Mr. CowAS, lrep of Pa offered resolution rendering
Ne thanks or he Senate 70 the PRESIDENT c the Senate or
the ability ana mpaltsity with which he had presided
over the deliberations hdopted.
Mr.. TRuxsuLL said the Senator, from Wisconsin had
measure for private bi and he might haSe yielded
but for those about him, hard h ted than
he, who told him not 10 yield.
M HowE said he was willing TO admit that the Senator
from Illinois was runed by his associations
MI By.so pp O. o - saa1 ns a ,snsh Inc REPLIED S sa %
was conspiracy against the constitution.
Mr. DoorIrlE, per OF WIS., said hc would Ike 70 have
the last OF this sesson p.ni IN something be-
sides criminaoo He wsud look the past and look
at the many important acts OF this expiring Congress, at
the vast preparations had mado tor and at the
financial adopted and at This moment while
engaged ia gigantic war, onr ships we're going
across the ocean laden Hith food Tor Thousands
Al these, and the recent news dashed oser tho wires,
show thar o. crush on this rebellion, and that
this atpI 90 stand before the world greater aud more
rowcrfu ul glorious than ever and beyond what
had entered into the mind OF man 10 conceive 1t
Was with sentiments Ike these tia' he would
have this C.ngIess expire, and then shox tbs
unaterabe puryoe OF tho American people to crush
tins wicked rebellion. let us show g. tho wcrld,
10 the trnitors AZ homo End 10 the men
who talked intervention, that had just begun night.
and that w0gi gbt II through We bought 10 utsana
and Florida to have Possession 70 that opening y tho
ocean and lac would ay, III tie name of tho great North
west that before they would allow indelendcni
pirc az tho mouth ~ the Mississippi they would reduce
Louisiana to what IL before we bought a territory
OF sUamIs nd crocod@ Lee say 20 tho nations that
suggest to thn possibility a an n1ependentcnipre At
the Southwest. that y Ecch tab II u tax war
20 The people II the Undei ststa Lat ~ tel them
that determined " c1.ry this war through.
Though Il shouh resnlt IN ibe ufheayai Of The whole
world we viii s1rr, bder. u his reiig DO.
lief that this republic thtl political power forolod by
the prophets, and cr which al g. men Of all ages had
oosed and urAycd and 10 whose aud duration
Heaven with ali iis onniloiencs was pledged.
coSrtNc1rloy raos rtg G0rsY.
ccmmun c1ticn was received from the House that
they bad ap oiucd committee ~ wait the President
and inform him that the House WIS ready 20 adjourn
he had no fug,her communication T. MAKE.
CLOSING rnociKuiScs.
ur TRtverLI offered resolution, which was adopted,
inform tho President that The Senate had Guhed It's
In few moments the committee appointed by the
Senate reported that they had waited on the President
and he had no iur'her communication 70 make
fhe President (Ar. foot) sald;lhe hour ~ twelve
hayo. arrived, which, by constitutional limitation ter
inmates the present session q Congress the Chair ex
pressing hts grateful recognition Of the confidence snd
good viii u bis associates body, declares The senate
OF the United states adjourned fge de-
House OF Representatives.
wAsuSoroS, March 4, 1868.
The House reasemblei at ton o'coek this morning.
The attendance being sim, there was call Of the
House.
rYw nuLs ADMITTING NEVADA AsD COLORADO.
Mr.. wAHsrRSE, trcp.) of H., moved 10 suspend the
order 10 oop,idog The bills for the admission of
Nevada and Colorado As States into tho Union.
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