The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
Correspondence Of tho Cincinnati Gazette.
fallandigham's Congressional Re-
cord in Part.
WAPAKoNETA, Ohio, June |

WAPAKoSETA, Ohio, June Is.
EDs. GAZETTE: Feeling q deep inter
est in the welfare of Ohio, the garderur
State of the Union, and as the butternulN
party have placed in nomination for the N
chief Office of the State, the deleetabla
c. L. Vallandigham, that eminent traito13
and scurrilons villifer of everything patti
riotic, propose, with your consent, toZ
give through the columns of the GozetteA
schedule of his doings in tie extre ses
sion Of 1861. compiled from the Consfss
gressional Globe Is
On the 8th of July, introduced biIlzsS
for the repeal OF Morrill, Tariff, strivipss5S
thereby to cut off the means of procur-
ing coin to pay interest on the public
debt
July l0-Voted against bill for theS
collection OF revenue, and makes his ia!
nous speech, or phillippic against the
President
Also voted against bill authorizing
national loans of $250,000,00O, for pay
and subsistence Of soldiers then in then
field. -
July l3tb-During the discussion Of ,vv
the Volunteer BILL (for raising 500. 600
men and $500,000,000,) in the Commit We
tee of the Whole, and also after the bill
sanction it, rote for it, unless the
House would adopt his resolution, re-oo ca ~.
quiring the President to appoint seYen5 Cts.
Commissioners to accompany the army, o cts
to receive and consider any propositions Cts
of peace that should come from the reb-O
els, with arms in their handS) oCts
July 17.-Ofered a series of resolu-
tions, which, in substance, are as follows:
lst. That by accepting the services 6f.ooO;
volunteers, for the suppression of the re-
bellion, the President violated the Con-
stitution.
Cd. That in blockading the ports of
rebel cities, he did the same.
Sd That by drawing unapnrouriated
money to feed the soldiers, he usurped
the powers of Congress, and violated the
Constitution.
4th. That in causing the seizure of
certain traitorous telegraphic dispatches,
in May, 81, he did the same o.
5th. That the suppression of traitor
Gus papers was also violation.
9th. And that the arrest of disloyalo yOs
persons was and is the same
He also refused to vote either for or
against the bill for the punishment of
persons found guilty of eouspiringoon
against the Government, or of aiding or Sis
nDCIt4HS eHSD hepiIdC1J anu d6 Ln0 gem
tleman was always anxious to rive ree-wili ..
sons for acts, and as he failed to do so inIr Sta
this instance, We have the right to be-sae.trure a.r
lieve that he did not wish to vote to pun
ish himself for any disoyal act be might 9s 9;:,
commit. And on the same day voted
against the following:
Resotued, That the House herebr-
pledges itself to vote for any amount oeTwEl
money, and any number of men which India India
may be necessary to insure speedy and: sIS SiiI
effectual suppression of the rebellion me sn
and the permanent restoration of thessGGso1rlr thesGorsr
Federal authority everywhere within the OF q
limits and jurisdiction of the UnitedAooS
States.
And yet his adherents say zoe have
given all the men and money that was
called for. 'PLY
On the 10th of July voted against Civ. j'i
ing the President authority 70 use these
forces in the field for the, subsection of
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