The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-23

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roie ofttshhs hon Copgrets. This pre-
iminary is required bv law IN eidsr tha
he may be advanced one grsde in the Navy
Tie speaker ssid he lseud on bis table
letter hoth .. /. Riddle, signing himsrif Gov
rrnos elect Of Louisians, notifying him oi th'
resignation oi Thomas Ccltsasn. member
% the hcuss, but as the huer's name doel
set appcst On the fclis 0i the House, thI
-eununieaion VIA not laid before. th'
ho1re. a. 80 E'
M sieSens Of feunfyiv.n,a, siE.rFducet
series oi resolution. referring the ysrfou
Branches vfthe PresideRt's Messsee 70 ths
Appropriate Committees, ard tha,part with
seersrrs TO- the tfeaIment and condition 0
Of the rrbeilions states 10 Select Coiamit
I've Of nine 10 be appointed BY The Spesker
Ms. Davis, Of Maryland, offered as sub
st,Iu,e, that 20 much OF the Presidents Mes
.axe as relates. to ths duty OF The United
Hts,ss 10 guarantee 10 every State q republi
can lctm o. Goyernmsnt, and 10 those State
in WHICH the GoserDmcnt, has been abroga.
led OF osertbrown, be referred TO Selec
Committee ol nine, who shall report the bill
necessary to rsrry toto effecttbis duty.
Mr.. Brooks, OF New York. said lhepr
csitioH OF Mr.. Davis should be persisted in
lie should 30 disposed to add that this Spec
isl eussmittes also inquire whether a repub'
ilesn -Goyernment has not been abrogste,
and ovsrthrown in The North ss well as il
the South. since the rebellion began.
Mr.. Loyejoy said that in spite. Of certain
ipdiyiduals there still exis ed Republican
Government IN ell the States OIL iLe North
without any infringement or abatement III
was for the Constitution as it is ard the Tn
ion as il was and not as it has been false y
INTERPRETED. He would dispossess he slave
holders oi,he Union as he would those wht
SEIZED the Chesapeake. i He wanted TO put I
loyal crew on board and sail the good shil
Cnicn. af...
Tho substitute. OF Mr.. Davis was adopted
yeas 59; nays SO. As as.SF hna ttf.
O.y motion OF Mr. Cox, OF Ohio, 1t was re-
SDlyed that the seven additional standing
con mit4ees, appointed under rule No. 1O2
Ia directed at eEce to perform the duties po:
sible by such rule, and examine into tht
state OF accounts and expenditures of tht
sevefsi depsi tinents submitted 10 them, anC
repcrt particularly as specified in said rule
and fur her. that said committees have oil
the powers o. committees OF investigation.
AjtoF Mr., Stevens resolution, as modified
we're then sgreed 70. Ia r.gn-..- !
On motion Of Mr.. Cox OF Ohio, the sol!ow.
ing resolution, introduced, by him yesterday
was adopted:
Rrsolryd, TIA. the Secretary Of War b.
directed to communicate to this lloure the
report usde BY Maj Z General Mcclellan
concerning the organization and operations
of the Army Of the Potomac while under his
command, and Of all army operations while
he was commander in ChieLl Adjourned. VI
-sT&G.s s, WAsHINeToN, Dec. l6.
SENATE Wilson presented q memo
rial from the oticers OF the Fourth and Sixth
Massachusetts, colored regiments, asking fol
the Same pay ard bounties as are allowed
other troops. Re ctered to the Military Com
mittee. p G5. "4T her.. -.
Mr. Wilson reported back the joint reso
top rendering the thanks of Congress Il
Major General Grant and the officers ant
inen 81 his command with the recommends
tion for liz passage. Adopted.
Mr.. Lane, Of Kansas, introduced resolu
ton OF inquiry relative to treatment by rso
els. al sSsak Kansas prisoners. He made
s,atenehtA AFhat Captain Brown, Of Oceo!a
ssss last sumnsr, in one OF the prisons 0
she South, seven Kansas soldiers in iron
among other prisoners not in irons. He un
derstood They were to be put to death al
others had been. The Secretary OF wal
communicated these iacts to the Commis
sioner OF Exchange, bu. received no salts
scsory Information. Such had also beer
tha course pursued by Quautreil and other
ia lheir rades in the vicinity OF Kansas
Resolutions was adopted.
MIR. Wilson reported the Back Pay an
Bounties Bin, with amendments. Yb.glx
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill to satisfy tn
claims Of American citizens, by the occasion
ot lhs French spoliation. Laid on the tabl
xni ordered to be printed.
uNr. Sumner called up the resolution rela
tive to the confscation Of the public laws
Adopted. l4tsfs sas,r .-
The House Joint resolution for adjourn
,nent being called up, MIR. Fessenden NOV
cd IL be laid on the table The motion wa
lost. Yess 4, nays %.
MR. Wilson introduced bill, as al
amendment Of the bill enrolling and calm
out the national torces
,iloUsE.--Select Committee on Emigratio
--Wasbburne OF Illinois, GrnDell Of lows
Law ei Indiana Baldwin OF Massachusetts
Rollins OF Missouri, Elliott Of Massachusett
Kelly Of Pennsylvania. Knapp Of Illinois
Qrth OF Indirna, kalbhei.ch of New IerE
Cobb Of Wisconsin, And,ew Of Kentucky
Middleton Of New Jersey.
Select Committee on the isebellious State
+-H. W. Davis of Maryland, Couch OF Mas
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