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


Of the couutry would not permit compliance
with previous usages.
Various other gentlemen participated In the
debate, when the amendment was agreed to-
-45 against 46. ma.
Mr. Stevens offered an amendment, that
hereafter, while this. rebellion lasts, each
Congressional district in The loyal States
shall have one additional Midshipman, 10 be
appointed as heretofore, on nomination OF q
member OF the House, and the delegates in
the present House shall each be entitled to
one additional Midshipman. The amendment
was agreed to. ,,-....,.- "a. f..,, y..T,...s .a,y
Without coming to a conclusion on the
bill, the committee rose and the House .ad
journed. "a zH5 5 9-A F'i' g. .tf =.
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....,, e4.s d, WAsHINGToN, Feb. IL. b.
SESATE,--The Vice President laid before
the Senate the credentials OF Hon. William
B. Sprague elected U. S. Senator from Rhode
Island Tor six years. .3.l Ei42.3l'v
Mr.. Wilmot presented the joint resolutions
Of the Legislature OF PennS Siyania request,
ing the Senators OF that State 10 vote Ior the
repeal OF the duty on printing paper. ..,-
Mr.. Harris presented the petition OF Hor
ace NJ. Day, asking to be authorized 10 cons
struct Ship canal round the Fall, oil Nj
agara. "a sHa, GaE s9gFjr aai w 8as'l4f'
Mr.. Summer presented the petition lofJa
cob Baldwin, Of Pennsylvania, stating that
dlsloyal newspapers are circulated in the ar
my aud AS king Congress TO prohibit their cir-
culation. ,st..st......,
Mr. King called mp the bill to increase
the number Of Major aud Brisadier densr-
ais. .-.-asegs egssa.s-...-s.,.--,.-.--~ s
Mr.. Fessenden moved to amend sog as to
limit the inareasesto twenty Major and fifty
Brigadier Generals. .-4a .a.vy -...x sSF
The morning hour expirel, and the cur.
rency oil was taken up and passed by the
following vote: .s..sss n ..i ,,,4r,f a.
YeaS--An.hony, Arnold, Chandler Clark,
Doolitlle, Fessenden, Foster, Harding TIar.
Ian, Harris. Howard, Howe, Lane, OF Kansas,
Morrill,, Nesmth, Pomeroy,. Sherman, Sum-
mer. Ten Evck, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilmot,
Wilson, of Massachuset,s-23. 3-..,
Nays--Carlile, Collamer, Cowan, Davis,
Dixon, Foote, Grimes Henderson, Hicks,
Kennedy, King, Latham, McDougal, Powell,
Richardson. salisbury, Trumbull, Turpie,
Wall, Wilson, OF Mssouri-21.
l. IuC Otit w diu buV otdtC W III iSSOull III
Emancipation was then taken up. ats.- sl1.
Mr.. Saul, bury proceeded to address the
Senate in opposition to it. He thought the
diffi2ulties oIthe country seemed to have
been taken advantage OF to secure einarcipa
tlon He contended at some length ths
there was no authority in the Constitution
for any appropriation Of money forasuch purr
|poses. II was proposal to surrender their
irights to the General Government and thu
destroy our present form Of Government nd
make a centralized despptisln. he, bel ie, cd
the whole conduct this war to have beef
most unwise and unconstitutional - H.
Mr., Summer moved TO amend SO. as Il
reduce the amoun' paid for each slave eman
cipa,ed from $500 to $500. 'Adopted-l
TO II. gio sg3 faY eutigsN 4tlblaaaea
Mr.. Summer then moved to strike out ,h
\ word 'gradual" SO as to make the etnancipa
ton immediate. Rejected ,-.-- asajf "a a9s
/ The substitute reported by the Judiciar
committee was then adopted --yeas o., may
10. The bill then passed-23 to- l8. =,
Yeas- -An>hony, Arnold. Chandler, CLARK
4 Collamer, Dooh,tle, Foete, Foster, a Harlar
Harris, Henderson, Howard, Howe, KIM
Lane, of Kansas, NORTH. Pomeroy Sonme
Trumbull w ade, Wilkinson, iWilmot Il Wi
son OF Massachusetts-23.f,. ,.. x,s..,.n,l
: Nays--Carlile, Cowan, Davis, Fessendel
Grimes, Harding, Kennedy, Lane. ofIrdiar
La,bsm, McDe ugaI, Nesmiths Powell, Rici
laidson, Salisbury, Ten Eyck, Turpis, Wal
Wilson, OF Missouri 18. ...a.. =.
Absent Ba, ard. Dixon, Hale, Sick Ric
y Sherman, Wiley, and Hicks. 4 sAsie3 ~
Mi. Hicks stated that he had paired 70
q with Mr.. Wiley. lie would have voted Vi
the affirmative. a., :,i A.. T,ss sn,y;..-
Mr.. Richardson stated that il Mr.. Rice ha
been present he would have, voted again
tie bill. ,$sSH ~ gNs3 &Gi
II A message was received from the Presidei
in response 10 a resolution oil tie, Senal
transnntting report oi the Secretary (
! ! State, with The eorresponden nee and pape
! slconcerniug mrdlation or arbitration on Il
I Epart Of the Fren.h Government. '''''' = ''' ?
4 Mr.. Morrill, offered resolution requestil
the President TO communicate to the Sena
any information be may have relatiys to Il
/ use OF negroes BY the French armyin Ne,
co. Adopted.
!; The bill to prevent aud punish frauds d
: the revenue, was passed. nj te,aofps AZ
: Mr.. Lane ofKansas. INTRODUCED . bill
: the admission Of Nevada, Nebraska and Col
/, radess States; also, bilito provide ate I
! poi ary government for the territory of Mo
! lana, Referred to committee on Territ
ries. ,t94 t''i% Isht7 Af'" .7's,'s'iiF
MrsWilson called up the bill to incres
4 the humber oi Major and Brigadier Gsner'
= Mr. Fessenden's amendment limiting, q
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