The New York herald., 1863-01-24

such misappc,ton o. money rs WAS charged, u wclld
be reb ked. ITO 'eclaily anxious or an aas~or
because he public m1d had beea abused aud poisoned on
tine beet.
Mr.. DUxs replied that be was not frequenter ths
NJ. Gov, topp) Of OHIO, did not understand Mr. ~
to say that the payments had boen made accord m 10
Mr. russ replied that ~ the negroes o,ovos -
the government they were eLtitled To % eopfenssJ
like white ,abprers. The government o Jud not yole
Mr.. Cox said Ii his friend from Ysutucky a, charged
by s'r Dunn had uttered snch wods us a. polson the
minds o. the neope, y was esig to tho persistent and
nsstent action c the republicans voting down resol
t,!ns 10 get at tho truth
Mr. iUSS-I did not.
Mr. Cox k'ew he did not; but the resu.is., g. -
asc rtanmen Of the facts were vote! ne, ~ .no
republican (meaning Mr. Duua) -nbm,,td one Win
smi ar view y was pas.so y" H. con o Ind heretofore
sa'e ed ina, SIX! SIX uo. the Department Of South
Ca DINA cost tho government SO 500 e4 MONTH While
INC gen..euA from Indiana talked about poisoning the
. sso. hind and the gentleman from New York Or.
o,n) about rant ard fstan Why let the come
OUT, ne did mt believe til the laers statement woad
prove S'riec' On the contrary the most cxravagant
expenditures have beon made without law and against
the constitution which contained no warrant TO tax white
men Tor the benefit OF negroes.
Mr. MoPWHsoS (rep.J Of Ps. referred 70 the law or
July H. 1852 viii provides that tbs services OF negroes
may be engaged for camp fertilization aud naval service,
and they may be enrolled aud organized under such
ations as may not be Inconsistent with tho constitution
and laws and what precedent may prescrbe Another
section also provides for paying them
nr NChLfH inquired II tue Ola ncRro women ana cnli-
dren brought hher ged the fortfcstlonss
Dir. McsERsoS replied that IA At class with whom
he was not at all familiar lie dd MT know how many
negroes had been freed from rebol aers. Something
must DO done for those who escaped They could not BE-
driven into tn ocean.
Mr. whites amendment was rejccted--29 against To-
The House then took Mr. Hoopers substitute for the
original bill.
Secretary OF tho Treasury dated December % to read
accompanying which bill embracing tho atter's
views and commenting y tho favorable consdera
nf fhn nfnD ffga u,afNp Ypr
organization. Tho sccre.fry OF the Treasury had
requested to be aut!>ofizod 10 borrow nne hun
drod millions ~ d1lls such terms as the exigeu
cies Of the public. teryce might require and said
that he should certainly lreeg much limited aa
;lerity and !, would 5s more gratifying and more ~
ceptabe Il Cong.cs would designate what proportion n
the aggregate should be obtained in oach Of w modes
shssss.sd The bin upon which they had ~ was no
snaer nsss sCas C Se Of St q
| issued on time His (Mr. Hoope.r nm was maaiy tha
prepared py .ae , ssre'a.y -, " - Treasury with moia
ns arnan, n" ~" no. seeS the nusncia aaars
we e,Varnnen' could pe successfully administered b.
nc e. p'T ~ eP'r which no committee had acted 49,,
e's ,s19s ~p Of oao ,9i'ea, oplo,n naS braurh, m
SUPPORT the sancss tHs =, he the
with the rnomeni6s authority 4 the 'hs,r'aa =, ~
."snt.a' ,.. xu. on Ways and Mcs. .1v vcry eminen
-" .".s l.ar. spaulding) aar !.
New New York ,,s aaAn''a' % We ~ WIS 'hs s,n'n..
aiols nloy '"'norS' and, like Jcscpns c. wy man
~, "0pers substitute was rejected by vote Of 81
| Against ~. ,ro, ,of ii, o,o,.. -. .o,,ta.
.h ~ LIia,,o, four per centum per annnul.
NJ w ',a,rp,v n>o1 OF H.. thought they should mol
shirk fair v.te tho Du' take 'he question %
yeas and nays the ,,ss noasy question.
Mr. Lovcys on vas - Ss,o IN. now cors
tensd Mr srHTssSs' Ho Ss.T STep1 ned is object
Mr.. MORRILL,, (fep Of ~ y of ,ho IN,
Mr.. sraAI1oS, (rep) or n r,ss IN ordsr ths, IN
and moved that tho committees 's.' - 49,. nas "
several bills DO printed, and thA 'A0A''e'' ''s"'
allowed further time 10 examine then . ,S,orrroa "a
The committee rose, and tho HorS> "
Monday.