Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

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~ s,ms aud calla them ont 20 fight the pau'e.
7, 'he I., oo,,r,,y h "a bound 10 protect men ~
N Lsgsrds. by syery agency II can WI 'o,,h
~ 0overnment having aent ihem go my
,ny,ps become prisoners, " they are o. 'a''oa
.d m ,helr lats Il ia guilty Of basonet wv
heafd Of in history. The party in poNc' ~ ~.
NE alsa. and that aim d the county ~ ~,
80 raynose. and that "a the salvation OF the
coaptrv The idea that the Administrator
and H. suoportefs desire the continuation t'
ne wnr an order 20 control the neSt Fre.'aeh'
,,si eiseuop. deslfe thia crncl war with iw
os,as ~ anguish. our sons given 10 slaughter
al, widows In mourning, and our hndfeu 70
dsstttution IL M insinualion ~ base that DC
wondered L found ita wsy even into tho ier
tile brain Of The Senator from ken'usEy lAF
pianae IN tbs galleries ,.,..a
Mr. ,nnc, of Indiana, said be uhaeLs.oou
tho ssnator from Kentucky 10 eay y hyV.
OenarAi had declared that Il was proppasu Y
tho President TO retain hts power even 'ho"ks '
the elections should 80 agalnsi h'u' u Wv.
be true, tho Administration zoe, nVs uo'''tu
,he confidence Of tho country " ialpe lhe
nn;cs, shouId be mustered out ~ unworthy OF
tho commission 10 bears. lilo ahoulu "se W
know the name Of tho oihoer ,
NJ Davis replied tbo. Senator mutook hiu',
A e.n,lemAn Who was formerly member OF
he othcy House, informed him that there was
Mnio, fjenesnl who said, II Lincoln Was dc
Cn,eJ In tbe next Presidential olsgliop, no
wonlJ moi surfonder tho Office II the sena'
,,,, t,om Indiana QAno) would come TO h'ln
Tnavial In lhe atrieloei eonfdcnas, no would
S,ve lin The name Of tho Mplor 0enotal ana
b tba, Of hiA informant
M Lane had only 10 nay any Mpjor Cen
. eral who would make such statement, "m
= unworthy the h0nGp Of tho Government A
y the Government WAH upgarly ol confidence
/ Aa oue Of tho hombleBt supporters pl thr uoV'
Z ernmenl;hc denied that any hneh remark was
a true
Q The banding resolution of Mr. Davis was
referred To tha Military Commlllce' E&ecn'
n tive session
n Houw--The Speaker laid before che llouso
1t a message from the President cordially rec
~ ummanding Captain John Rogers, who cap
ii turod the Fnral, for his distinguished zeal
n bravery, and general good conduct, TO receive
~ n vote Of thanks from COngreaa, this prolim'
b ,nsrr hssng required By law, in order thnt b,
mas 4e advanced ono grade in The Navy,
b. Tho Speaker gR1 no foppd on his tablI
ID n letter from ]. H. hiddla, EgnlDg hipael
X. Governor elect VI Louisiana, notifying him o.
N. the resignation Of Thomas Coltman, mem
bnr Of tho House, but M the lattera nnm'
a. ooes not appcar on lhe rola Of the House, thI
70 communication wAa not laid before the House
to MIR, suonaa, Of Pcnnaylyania introduced
n anriea Of resolutions referring tho varlon
10 brnnehoa Of the Presidents hegaBRo TO npwo
ID prinlo committees and that part with rotor
l. ence 10 tho treatment and condition OF th
ng reballious states, 10 select committee q
cd nino 10 be appointed BY tbs speaker
Mr. Davis, OF Maryland, oGernh ~ sal
nd stilnte thal 80 much Of the Presidents Nr
'es sage aa rslalns to tho duty Of tho Unite
IN. snlea 10 gnaTaptea 10 every State fopubl
can form OF government, and 10 lhosv state
s0. In which thu Government has benn alrgRate
,n. or oyerthroSn, be referred 70 select eommi
ol too Of nips WHO shall report tho requirement
I'D necessary 10 carry into eiinet this duty
iod Mr. BROOKS, Of Now York, said " tho pr
OK. position Of Mr Davis should bo persisted u
cd, ho should bo dispoaod 10 add that this apeoit
ion COMMITTEES also inquire whether ropubliua
iH government has moi been abroRaied aud owe
on. thrown in tho North ~ weIl m South slnr
The tbe revolution began
wn Me, Logeioy Of Illinois, said that, In ap
nth oi certain individuals. there still oxisLA a ?
II publican government In all the States Of u
hat North, without Infringement or nbairmcr
tho lla was for tho Constitution M II ID, aud u
apt Union ~ il was, and not ~ II had bsnn falls
tho " interpreted lie would diapoasoss Il
nW. shareholders Of The Union, ~ ho would tho
Il who seized The Chesapeake, 10 wanted
put n oyal crew on board, and sail the gol
hat shp Union M oar fathers framed H.
do. The substitute Of Mr. Davis was adople
. Of yeas 80, Maya 10.
pin. On motan Of Mr.. Coz, Of Ohio II was
ia solved that seven additional Standing Co
itod iailteea, appointed under rule No lO2 be
ting rscled at 0nos 10 perform tbs duties prencr
tive cd by said rule, and examine into tho state
expenditures 0f the several departments r
lblo pectiVely submitted, aud report particular
tho aa specified in said rule aud, further, q
TER. said committees have nil the powers Of 60
had mlisaa of investigation
pas Al Of M. Stevens resolution, ~ modf
ran. WAa4hen agreed 20.
con. Oh motion OF Mr Goa, The following ~
leto luton, introduced by him yesterday
lant adopted
ION Rssoiped That tho Secretary Of War be
nor reclad 10 communicate 10 this House The
any port made l,y Major.Oenefal MeClellanI c
the cernlng The 0taeuizAti61 and operations
ltiou che Army oi the Potomac while under
con. command, aud Of Rll tho army opsra1
ton. whin hs WAS Commandtr,in'Chiof,
llose The House then ndlournsa
ipls. LATEST NE WS.