Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-09
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" bAe Dlll let the dsenafg5 Of tAe -tate 3ri
oneTs.
III. RICHARDSON moved an amendment lfmi
: ing the operation Of the act to March 1st. 1856
: Agreed %.
Mr Collamer offered an amendment So as
allow the President t. suspend tas writ withol
baking proclamation Adopted
> Mr Trumbull substitute WAS then sdopse
yeas ., nays %
The bill then Passed-yeas 24, nays I3.
WAsBNGToE, Feb "a Senate Mr. WI
son, from the military committee reported ed
versely on the bill TO build a wagon road ffor
the West Point academy to Cornwall Lending
slsoi edvsfsely On tas bili eFapti ne reas 2
way throsRh the Ia.htarg raservsiI,4s a. ksn
sas also, on the bill releting t, hospitals sB,
an ambulance corps. He said. in regard q
the stter, that the committee regarded it as iIo
practicable
Er. Wilkinson, from the Indian committee, re
ported bill for the removal Of the Sioux In
dians from Minnesota Passed.
On motion Of Mr Fessenden, a committee O.
conference was appointed on the naval appfo
priation bill.
Mr. Fsssenden then called up the Indian ap.
prOpriation bill
LNoTE--No adjournment Of the Senate was
reeaiyed at Buffalo at l 80 A. M.-REP.
HOUSE The speaker stated that the pending
question was for the previous question on the
senate bill to oTgaHizs the national forces, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Vsaaudighsm moved call Of the house,
and demanded the yeas and nays.
Ihe house, 0y 43 against 45, refused 10 order
a cell
Mr. olin withdrew the demand for the previ-
Gus question, and moved q suspension of ,hs
rules, IN order to offer g resolution that debate
| on the bill be concluded as hslEpast o'cloez
Uudsr = suspension OF tha rules he introduced
| his resolution.
| @r Cowan asked for q call of the house.
| Mr. Hickman moved that when the house sd
! j9ur8, it be 10 Thursday next.
}th mO.ions FeFs Iiegaived
DIR DIN then Withdrew his resolution. and
his deulsnd ior the previous question, thus re-
opening debate.
Ar. Wells entered bis solemn protest against
the passags of the bill
Daring soms patriotic remarks By Mr.. Kelly.
there was sPllauss in tse galleries. which
caused . demand tor their being cl arsd
Aher considerable discussion, It was decided
they should be elesTed-S7 agaiast Al
Dir. Mallory resumed his remarks, aud said be
he'd that tn S3css5Oaists wore seco ntahls Tor
all the unconstitutional sbolit on acts Dassei
here The secesBi5nists oaghr, as they were
bound, 20 have sent Representatives hith-r. As
70 Kentucky. sao was as lovai 10 the CoasHtH-
ID
spit on the d9cTine Of secession No sHeh gov
eTiment 81 cars could exist it No recoga.z "a Sc
eessiou es constitutional doctrine. Thsys
could DO no peace y recognizing he Southern
C9nfsderacy. Is would 20 = perpe .usl and de-
structive war, iastiug through sg s. NATL ore
side or the other should be t9tay subdusd by
ihs other. Hs was for bringing b2ck tine re5els
70 the fzmiiy Of States, with their constitutional
rights secured Tia sama IS thay enjoyed bs'ors
they sngsgd in this Infamous rebellion Hs
would never acknowledge the Independence
e0d separation Of the rebels; but, as criminals
hs would forgive them and restore 20 them their
rights.
Mr.. Damn contra ted she past with TIE present
when seaameHss Of disloyslfy were u-ered here
sad spplsuaed ythe galleries. n Indignation
was then expressed by thOss 9h3 nov were
highly iHcsnced because loyal sentiments are st
this time sppiaudfd H.. Wsfe, bF VsIisn-
0ighsm, ana his coie CUE, 4r. voorhees,, tan at
eaed rs with another revoluti0H, and utto-ei
their werHiug voice Of TetribudoD 1--we were
10 nlest ro5sis or taeir iieEs or abat5 Us On ou.
own SOL, sword 10 asnd, lot them coms-ta-
sooseT the better lie cau,ad letters 60 be rss
from Democratic oficsrs la tAs aruy. In con
trast Eisa words uttered on thi5 door. These
officers sPess OF the miserable traitors at home. /
who, by their course, caused dissa-islaciisn and
dessTtia0s in the army.
Air. Pendlet0u spoke about an opportunity /
nos being s1fdsd 20 remedy the defects Of this I
5il snd smeiorate she severity @ lis provisions /
We could never carry on tie war with q l0.ee /
obtained from conscrjgtion
EYEEING SESSION Mr.. Wickli4s argued /
that the militia was designed for the deissss Of I
the several atss, and not for the service Of Size
United States as c0nscupf army, which tPis {
bill e0atemp stad. He ssd this was taa brother {
Of The negro bill, and gave She President disc.e-
ton to call out the ailida with0at restriction 1
The provision, as TO the appointment Of provost
lsATshals, was disgracetul eHaausti0n from the
Wss Department
After number Of propositions for closing he
debate, under q suspension Of the rules the fol- I
lowiog was agreed 20: That the debate be ter
minstsd At l O'Clock to-EaoToT; that oae h8ur
Do devoted to voliug OF the Amendments, wth-
out debete and then hat tae bill be voted or
without further preiiminariss.
Mr. Stevens argued thsE the troops proposed
to be raissd under the bil we're IN 40 seusa 4
militia, bus national force, aud, a5 such, war
rsnted by the Constitution. For TX months past
3 large party had been disconragiug volunteer
Rg The provost marshals, provided flr ia this
bill were to keep an ey8 on the traitors
but the opposition side of the household did not
Ike Euch watch
Mr. Stevens referred to the New York WoTId,
Thich contained statement IN regard to MIR
ysllandighim.
The later, inteuupting, said the gentleman
must not quote the R0rtd as paper friendly 10
him. Il hed repeatedly essailsd or misreprs-
ented him ever since it was bought up. Ha
Denounced it IS an Abolition paper in disguise,
lud warned the Democracy of the Northwest
.gaiusti it.
Er Bsrjsmin Wood said the New York IR0rid
lis not speak the sentiments oi the Democratic
,arty Of New York
Rfr. Stephens said that one great eausa Of our
want Of success was suffering B.ecsinridge
democrats to head our armies They are VITA
us Raart or disposition t0 crush ths Te5elli0n
dr stephens then reviewed Gsaersl Nice el
an 8 course, and paraealariz9d ms disebedieace
f positive orders On !ouT separs @ occasions
1s caused to be read letter from Gen. Scatt t.
'scretary Cameron, written IL psemaeT 1861
ompisminE Of MeCeilan's c3ursB 10 writing 70
be- President and members of Congress di-eet, (
0rgesting he had an interuetiats comman3eT,
nd that MeCleilan prided himsof ON treating Z
Jim (Seo5l) win neg oct. This caused Sa5si 70
ubjish q geuersi order concerning irregUls i.ies
D sruaT correspondence, which was intsl dsj Tor
6cg.eilsn more than any 0taer officaF but shat
dcCiallaa continued thss course daily, Fegaei- Z
sss of his oTder another order, asking he I
'.eIian make rstEFas to him (SeJa) Of yhs 2
xaet force ID lis command, Was treated with c
Ike indifference Gonerzl Sect did not ofi-
ially ueEce tbis DIS be ii5nee 0i of6ers, f5uing
ny e0afict Of authority near the 5ea5 of de T
rny woUld be hlghly encouraging 70 tie enemy.
NJ, Ssesle. ct NoE York, sad ths psaDis Of 7
few York do no bsieve ia the dissolution Of s
be UaiO1, and 10 not inteHd to coss ns TO it SO 8
1ng IS there Is 3 i've man there to fight LApl {
lause-
Mr. Flesssndsn ssid hs favored th's bin Be-
aase it would Bring into the army The copper
aSds, or the men wh9 not only themselves 70 ]
lsad to eHliss bat d.ssuaaed olers.
Mr. Cox opposed tie bill ss lsngih, and ehar {
csegizsd as slang the calling cf Dom0cgass /
cope. heads q
Mr. Kelly said thsi the opponents Of the Dill j
oRld not c5Rpla3n Of not being heard They /
sd indulgedl "a remarks calculated 20 discaar- 6
GO EN- istnents, chih patFi0iism ia The army, / +
ad prsdueo dise0ntsnt The bin vas in1s1d- i
4 90 reseh t-sila1s ias South and tEsir lsa or
us symga i-ers ia ths AlE-h. H5 naver wosli
saiIe lsnGs wish rspa.s sEef lhg gfsFes Of fnuf-