Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-24
Telegraph.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
xxxVIH CONGRESS.

iedernte states. Referred 70 the Committee
an Finance.
NJ Latham introduced bill to establish
htanch mint ip Nevada. Referred TO the
Committee on Finance
Mr. Lane, Of Kansas, introduced q bill gran
Ling lands 10 Kansas, 10 indemnify her eiti.
zens for their losses.
The bill for tho discharge Of State prisoners
was taken up
Mr. Riehardsoa spoke referring to Mr. vii.
sons remarks, thatthe whole Democratic par
" we're dialoysl.
Mr.. sWiIaon stated that be never said the
Inass Of the party we're dialoynl a
Mr.. Richardson snid Il was sincs the inan3
nrhsion Of eonfiseAtiop aud emancipation that
We had no ahecesa let these be recalled and
the cooatryi c6uld yet bs saved he thought
tho Preaident had no power 10 suspend the
writ Of habaaA corpns Hs was also opposed
70 TIM conscription aud the present Bill
Mg. Wilson said no man could be fouEd cp-
posing iha war who was not Democrat and
such journals rs the Cincinnati Enquire, and
Chicago Times, and New York World and
Expfess were quoted and epplauded by srai-
tors ia arms BE had lothing 70 sal. egainst
The action Of thoss Deaocrats who were 6gt-
ing for their country or working for is well
fare any where
Mr. Richardson said the Senator had refer
red 10 a newspaper in his State. The editor
ol that paper was a brother 70 man 90 the
Monitor when she saved the country last year
As MANY men bad gone to the war from that
Office, as from any Office in the country.
Mr. Collamer, from the Conferences on the
Legislative Appropriation Bill, made 6report
The mileage as hereiotore. re.--Keport was
agreed 10 and adopted
Resumed consideration Of the bill for the
d achsrge osthe State prisonera
Collamer offered an amendment so as 70 al
low the President to suspend the writ without
makinga proclamation Adopted
Trpmbnlls substitute was then adopted
yeas 25 nays 22 TIE bill then pasaedr44
yeas "a nays l3
HousE The Speaker laid before the House
the reolutions Of the legislature Of Kansas ap-
proving the policy Of the Administration for
suppressing the rebellion.
The House passed the Senate bill providing
for holding OF a circuit court of one district
by the Judge OF another in cases OF necessity
and confering on the United States District
Courts cognzance Of cases Of admiralty "a 10
the Lakes, the same as is now passed by them
as TO the high seas
Mr.. Flanders the member from the FIRST
Congressional District OF Louisiana appeared
and was qualified.
.'oAi la ~
nhsue .fs 81 = uI'a neas vi Hs elsu1n'
9Th district of Virginia.
.s fs;aH. TX ~, ~ ls.ss ~
s ~ coed d.s,,;I,e ~ MI C.s.i;,. =,
~, p;',., - =, - -.
aha;oa ~ ~ ~ =.
lhe eno'oe " .ue 10y ~ VOTERS no. nAi wnorh
na. ,sst gsn. If Sos,h Ssro,;ns s9,hna.' >
- 1850 bo Lad GsaS - :
h S;a ea "a u ia I'VE hseu - Wssh,ngton es..
~ .sssa. AZ A1u pa' ie's 'o' 'l'''h'e''
~ P,sgo,, ns;a,. .;aad. ,bat 49, H..
~. tkko " w nssl'.a'rsu y, l 'i'at no was ihe
Nnu'ss 49, = wa"ass 'o,eS w
p;nse,,s oia;c,s 40 "'1 A''' N'e"''"'S Au'o'A'eu
n, ~ ,~an;,,,o,s .a,,.., - ~. s,.i,ss..,..
wy ~ ~ 'ns Sa'hos'i,a
s9nsIssslouct o. psIseaNon non atepnea -
sS noT ~ rfna IG s,s.es y S;,nn Ss,nia nag oes
spPo'nssu sSl ,i'.. oeaies SHeu' ,S"uge vice
'uTse ny nio4A'.'s.s., tessnsu =.
aus sPo.s 'a1 y s'i' so''i'n'''se sssias' riR'
koss S-si we -
~, as,''''e,'ai''s'l's 20 lls "a
~ "s.s m ,VneuIseu u
any ~ Wy u W. ~s'. " le.s'neu 70 .ns. poey
isous IN 'sssn,eu ~ nnf cn',s'ueTa.loa
~ os;'-'e e1. ~ Al'p SAtinF oa
'e NJ % Rsa,a 49, 49, auu IA o'ns. ,s pStposes
$3.50, ~. I,'iuis sPoAe As''i''s' 'ne ~" ana INT
W. w, 9..isaM - 'auus ~ y
= !, 'i's 5eilsres py say
s, Ia sss. 'snS ius ~ ., 1Os suoa
i@as ha.s ,aS 'e"e'S anu all 'ner 81