Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
THE EVENING STAR.
xxxvII,a CONGRESS SESSION

SErArE-After our report closed yesterday
Mr.. wilkinson closed his remarks On the oil
fer tie release or State prisoners.
Mr. Salisbury said j; was rot mis- intention
fc reply TO the Row scurrilities and BLACK guard
.STI o. the Senator from Minnesota
Mr.. Hale called him to order.
5ir. Salisbury raid that when he made q
few remarks Friday last, he said that il
acy oze Questioned his Loyalty 20 the CoHsti-
tuition ard Government OF Tie United states,
not his loyalty 20 this Administration the
republican party, bat 20 the Constitution and
Gcycr,,menr CT the United States, TIA. he lied
bvfvr- m-n snd in tlle presence Of nigh Heaven.
a5d Is the Senator frcr1 Minnesota had brou-h.
him within that class. t3rs hr ieft him.
NJ. Hale ssid, IN Nindieatien Of himself, taat
:" $40 ret hay. IL pirasur'. Of hearing the
S,-isirr from Minnesota or from Della ware,
-.,G h,- al tn order entirely Irrespective
o. NJ: rad ScCa said before.
Ire Sii vas then postponed until Monday.
The bill relating tn the organization OF n vol
untser force from kentucky, was after being
amended ~ ~ to give the President thepo~-r
- E+T= such force into any state wh9r5 they
81 81; tr ntrGr6, passed by vote OF q ~ Il.
Treasury 81 reimburse Minnesota the expenses
incurred IT sUrpTessIng Indian hostii'ties in
Ni- year ici:2, amounting TO about S2,Vllprl
was Iaker up and postponed.
EcUsE.-A After our report closed
En-. AiG-iciI offered = resolution directing the
Military tCTT: TIistae TO JnIniTs into the pedi-
-ney Of issuing tsunty-isnd warrants OF 100
acres to scidi.rr now IL the army, or who may
hereafter enlist il old regiments, 70 be located
On the coTf.sca:Ho lands of Rebels. Adopted
yeas f;.. nays 50.
EFT Ric- cff-red q resolution requesting III.
President TO inform the House what authority
had Tcn given military commanders relative
70 elections @! Representatives.. Adopted.
NT. h"nsas, OF Mass, offered resolution in
STRUGGLING the District Committee to inquire into
The facts Ct The Bullion Bank recently closing,
and also 20 protect the public from irres pon-
SIS:e RANKING institutions. Adopted.
Mr. Fenion offered resolution, that a select
SoTn.';fe. inquire into tie eXpedieacy OF es-
tatlishing military post route from NeWYork
to y .sEiEgtcr- Adopted.
Nj r. a. Conkiing offered a resolution. that
a. ~ creator Is mOrF rlrritorious InaR tina SOL
dieT, civil officers shall Dc paid ustil all ar
r,srases - soldiers aIe paid. Adopted.
nr. Stevens iDtroS1Ced bill 10 raise $4,000
rDicrrd soldiers :cr the service Of the country.
al. Holman moved to lay il Oh the table
Lei yeas 81. nays 80
Dir Nav cffCrrd Q resolution setting forth tina.
t 5th ms nuIilrr OF L. s. officers enticed
g hunter OF slaves from Charles county on
beard OF q steamer. ana took them beyond the
Limits OF the courts, aad requesting the Presi-
deaf 10 uirr into The facts. and. If found true,
10 bring lie OF ndsrs 10 justice and cause the
slaves 20 re returned.
The Spt aker ruled the subject out of order.
MI EinehaE introduced bill 10 AID the
State CO Mary,aBd 10 abolish slavery Referred.
Er. Thomas introduced a resolution direct
ing the Committee on Emancipation 70 inquire
into the sxPsdiPncy OF appropriating n sum ID
aid Maryland IN eTaancipating her slaves.
Adopted.
1;r. Brown introduced a bill to aid Western
Sir-ini. III the emancipation OF her slaves.
Referred.
Er Conkhng offered resolution inauiring
by what right kebe:s in the South still hold
property III the national capital. Adopted.
The House TOOK mp the Finance bill: and
Gr Spa;iiGiEg stated that the Treasury now
needed siel,ge,tto.