Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29


did then and there in the Senate behsye in a tor
buleit and disorderiy manner. and when caliesi
In order BY The Vice President did refuse 90 Oh
serve the order but did continue such turbulent
aud dsorderls behavio until he was ordered in
the CUSTODY Of the Sergeant at Arms. ard did
there aud ,hen mike threais To use said weapon
on the said Sergear: At Arms. and In the pres
ence OF the Senate did draw the said weapon 90
the Sergeant Arms. aad in the presence of the
Senate did draw the said weapon and threaten to
shoot the -,id Sergeant at Arms. aud behaved in
a manner di-Srscefu 10 the Senate aud de~truc
tive at al order ii,d decnrum therefore
Resoiped. That the said Willard salisbury lie
airi j. expelled irrm the Seuate OF tue United
Sia.s.
y sau!.bsHy: dill not heir who !, was who
intr ducei That resolution.
Vice President IL was introduced by a Sens
tor from New Hampshire. Mr. Clark.
Mr. Salisbury: ! have not word tn -ay in
reference TO the merit dement, of that resolu-
tion. have no favoss to ask. IL NAV be i.nbe
coming my position and my character rs Sena-
tor from a sovereign State to say more upon the
Introduction of such resolution that. Sir
| will say no more Let the Senate act a. the
Senate think proper neither avow
dsavow what il charged Let the proof lie ms,le
to the Senate and let The Senate act according to
its own Judgment.
Mr.. Wall offered a resolution instructor. the
Military Committee inquire into the propriciy
OF ex end N such relief circumstances may
require and inquire into the case OF Mr. Thomas.
known a. Ztroona the French lady Of Mar, land,
now prisoner of war at Fort Llfs,etie. and
who, as - reported. has been confined in dun
gcon IN that fortress since June last and j. now
hopele>sy insane by reason of his suiiernss
Adopted.
Mr. MeDougal offered resolution requesting
the President To- transmit 10 the Senate all or'ier-
issued by the Secretaries of War AMI Of the
Treasury in regard 10 general prohibition in
export arms snd munitions 81 from the United
STATES 10 the Mexican republic. and an, ORDER
relative t. the expoit Of 1r'ic = coufrabiud e!
war for the u-e of The F,rlich army Adop'ei
Mr. Wilson introduced bill fir encourage
meni q. enlistment and enrolling drafted militia
Referred To- Military Committee
Mr. lI,rlsn called M the resolution to amend
rules Of Senate 10 provide for comm tee
on agriculture. hich was discussed ri the expi
ration of morhin. hour.
Mr Fes<enGen called NJ ISL M king nisropri.
atoms for the pawn If pensions 10 invalid -ol
d.crS Pissed
The Army Appropriation hill taken up.
and several amendments from the Committee OF
Finance were adopted
Mr. Rice offered an amendment approx rating
So 900 for the improvement OF The navigation of
lie Wisconsin and Fox rivers. Adopted.
NJ. Trumbull offered amendment, which
was adopted providing ti~t no money shall be
paid to officer assumed Uliirer, ut nuihnr-
lied 10y some existing law unles- such officer
shall be subsequent, sanctioned. nor 10 any per
son au ointed during the recess al the Sen'ie
where such vacancy existed before the Iecess and
WAS required 20 be hllei hy sni with The advice
of the Senate. until such appuiniees shal have
been confirmed ty the Senate. The bill then
passed
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bill was tke ~. and after discussion the Senate
went into Executive sess on. after whirh al
j. rned
llrrsE M Shelie mo, c,l to refer to the
committee Oh IA lit,rv al ir~ Mr. ; even bill
author zng the employment ~ 'oldicr> OF Arr
can descent
Mr Oh'en Al proved of the object and advocated
the moliln
M,s - Stevens md Hckmln advocated "a
prnm actian Explanation vas hnncccssar, T.
the minds OF members upon ibis subject.
MIR Sheffield advocated it, erence. 1t the
Military Committee should report bill hying
received the approation of the Executive De.
paitment; il probable that he should vote
for II
Mr.. Cox moved t. lay the bil ON the table.
Not carried. % TO -
TIE House b., u vote ~ - against l0J refused
TO refer he bill to the Military Committee
NJ Nallaudg CHAM mos ell to table the bill
MOI are a.. 30 again-t Il
O her motions from the opposition side Ia de
lay action on the bill were made aud de'ernnel
by referring to the yei> an nays
The members OF The III ,use Al 4 o'clock were
edgaSed IN icbiting motions 10 present action ol
the negro bill
Mr. Hickman said the, u,.ht not to sit her,
all III hit u entertain The n"tion' of delay com
ing from The border States. He called tn
order from tho uppostiun side. when the e. sid
nay votes were taken Al i;30 r VI but no quo.
rum voted
Mr. Hickm,n moved call 81 lh" House.
After further dil tory motions Mr. Ma,nalI
roe Ia make - -ugxestion to cnd tniS p,l; snien
tirv contest. tut >in.le suggestion rnn, the
opposition side prevented his dong 80 Gener,
consent hein. requisite. number of member:
paired off ana eii the h,ll TO refresh themselves
Mr. Holman moved To adjourn. Not agreed To
63o T M-There are many vacant seats il
the House.
Mr. Nallandigham novel call Of the House
Agreed -.
Excuse. were ,rl from absentee, SC rh.
object of the opposition still being to defeat ia,
vote ON the negro soldier bill. which the Repub
licans Mere determined ii possible ,p obtain
10 night Mr. Bmcy moved thu, when the
House adjourn Il be to Siuriay next.
M Dim ~ rieari nine o'clock asked the gen
erai con>ert 20 make suggestion 10 relieve the
House from il. embarrassment.
Mr. Alien. OF Illinois. the opposition, anc
Mr.. nshrm on the Republican side objected.
The calling oi the ,er were resumed
During the proceedings on the Territorial ques
ton few emphatic wo,ds we're exchanged b.
Mr.. Nalllndigham and Mr Culiax. the latte
temporarily occupying the Speakers chair. TIN
conversation. though of short dursti0n, was re
markedly earnest. and 10 such extent fhs
members ounging in TN cloak room and oil
sofas hastily rushel 10 their seats. thus ncreasin,
the existing Confusion.
Mr.. Hickman insisted upon order. aud was re
spOnded 10 by loud voices from the opposition
aide calling him To order
Mr.. Holman withdrew hi- motion to adjourn
I when
Mr.. NAlland CHAM moved a call OF the House
Comparative quiet was now restored. and, wit
the exception OF the above. good nature prevaile
/ throughout the proceedings.
The Speaker stated, in answer 10 aquestiOn b
Mr Wicklitie, that a. there quorum pres
ent. no business could be transacted.