New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
PROTECTION POR LOYAL CITIZENS.


On motion of Mr.. BINGHAM rep, Ohio), the
Iudir;a-y COMMITTEES was instructed ~ report bli
nr,yoiuv for the protection of loysi ciz ns IN teir
crsous and properly in instruction aey states.
TIE RFBfL,IoN.
Mr. BLAKE rep, iol oiisred q resoii'ioi
that the House earnestly desire tho most slfely phh
eiectual measures 10 pat down re heoe'uo". Any
uroro-tion for peace Tia ce7satlcu 81 hJsti ties
an any other terms Than tho unconditional snbmia-
sion Of TIE Reaeis wonld be- psil az imouS anu trai
tnrou.: and the men bers Of the fio ise give 'he
mot earnest a,snrsnce- to the peopls of the United
G,a,.s that they viii cheeriully co0pera'e with the
pr,,iJen, IA Comrlander-in CGief OF the Army AMI
Navy in auv measures deemed proper compa'ibie
with the Constitution, and in accordance Win t'e
laws of civzet warfire. To protect our brave sol
diets and sailors AID firtDer the only alternative
our Government can ahd Ought TO offer az tuis t'me
In m. Rebels il 10 submit, or 70 be conquered
The Hou.e r.fu.sd q second the demand for tho
PREVIOUS question On the passa9e OF The rnsoiu,o"'
and II went ov, . under the rule, Mr.. Va!andigham
saying Le wished 10 debate II.
THE OWNERS OF STOCK OF 1912.
Mr.. cox Dem, Ohio Ied the fJllo"inR;
R,.orsd Tia, he Secretary vi he TeAsrP connuh cie
House BIZ reasOo' If cay for nesee'ss 10 ~"
esoutiap passed by this iioue oo mo Io'l 81
ook % 8t2 Ano lhs med Of payment Of tbe tae
aud uIlhcr that hs DC row connuote" % me lone ~
name, Of snch sui whether he has pad the '~'a
stock and 4 whether IN coin or otherwise ooo o,o
Mr. COX said inat lie unders' Ood tha' siVuVV'V
had been reAIzed ~ specuiators 10 Wlsed ~ 70
he uude rstoOd that be DID not iIPoach I've Eleo'iy
of the Secretary Of the Treasury; yet, as REMARKS
had el-ewhere been made 10 connection win ,he
Official conduct of that gentleman II was due that
an opportunity should 30 offered Tor his giving he
reason for hilng TO answer the request oil 'he
liouse. lie repeated that nearly si'OJV,oVo nH"
been made by somebody on this very STOCK.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE Rep, Ill., inquired what
wond have been the result If tho Secretary said he
iotendcd 10 pay the sum ID c0iu -
Mr.. cox repeated that he made no charges He
spok. in bel; OF tue pe,pl and knew nc gel oi mon
connect I'D win these financial mstfer,.
Mr.. WASHBURNE asked, II tie Secrefary had
said thut De intended 10 Jay in cou, would II po'
have enabled specuatoo To profit IN the manner suo
eested
Mr.. cox REPLIED that the Secretary was too hon
orable to require any vlrdiestion lie was us coz
Il tueus aud hence ne had a Ti1ht 10 speak Vi LID
oba!AcIer Dt home.
Mr.. WAsHBURTE- presume the Secretary ro'
aires vin1icatiou.
Mr.. con- None At hl.
sir. STEVENS rep, Pa.) In explaining why
the Corm,,tee OF Ways and Means did not report
bill recurring the bonds 10 be PAID II coin as directed
s,il ,uch n measure would have been absurd, M the
Secretary had already directed pay ent to Dc made.
Whether anybody made moUey out OF II, 30 kh'"
uot The hizL price of gold rose from Coopress re-
oai,ins .be interest to be paid il coin, willis other
obligations are salsied by legal tender noies lie
bsd been told ths, hundreds OF tbOu-ands had 0eon
made by srscnl tors ard brokers by reason OF tins
vetv on, rritn,ty. This di-grsceiul spec0l 'tion
would exlst 20 iorgA. the Inequality OF payment
Jut ued.
Mr.COX, resuming, conn lained 81 the d6cFinilL-
ton against creditors class being paid IN Bold,
tho other IN pager. lie wanted 10 know 10 wnom
tae money nd been p,id. lac resolution would do
no horn, and might eft ct good.
Mr.. WASuBURNE moved to lay tie resolution
on the table. No quorum voted. Tie vote was ~
~ ,i0st 80.
Mr. MORRILL, rep. vi moved to refer the
resolution to the Committee Of Ways aud Means.
Mr. WASHBURNE understood tuat the Secre-
tsry OF tho Treasury had prepared "A reply 10 Mr.
Cox former resolution calling for Information, but
was prevented from sending Il 10 the Honse, OWING
to the recess
NJ. COX again expressly denied that he INTENDED
any csusure Of the Secretary.
At the sussrrtion - M. STEVENS, the further
con,ilefalion OF the subject was PosPossd until
" edperaay.
CONsvLsR ASD DIPLOMATIC.
Mr. STEVENS, from thu Committee Of Ways
aid Means. reported bill OF appropriations Tor
consular aud diplomatic sxpentes for the year oId'
Ing June, 1904
LEGISLATIVE, JUDICIAL, AND EXECUTIVE AP-
PROPRIiTiONs.
The House confidered in COMMITTEES Of tho
Whole, the bill OF appropriations for Legislative,
JJdici,l and Executive expenses for the year end.
ing With june lS6a.
No conclusion was reached when the House ad-
journed.