The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK.EYE.

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METRUMBULL,ss 10 bis victories, must con.
feas am NOT familiar win them, if not familiar
With them, il Mas huutipg after man to con-
duct the army, Who had won victorieS I cegSAin-
u should NOT ssIsct NcCiellso. ~
Mr. WILSON contended that the bill vas not
opsn 70 the objections used, it gave the Pres
idsnt power 70 make oil needfsl regulations
He considered the section o. necessary.
M. CARLISLE offered an amendment to call
the Senste's attention TO what he considered
Tho dangers Of this biK { Is.
III. BAYIRD contsnded ithit' ths iaensral
Government had no right to interfere with the
control of the Stats militia.
Mr.. NEShfTH said he would 6avs She poe
d. and II necessary - make drsfk 70 He be-
lieved great deal Of evil was dueIt 20 thsine@-
cheney and incapsbility Of thoss q heed Of tie
|Governmsnky The Democratic element had con-
tinusd itself 70 the army, and the army VS. .
great undisciplihedo mob. The people Of Ore
non we're truly loyal bat wsrel snotin fsver Of
Saking VA sinpH tolabolish slsvesysogg bJz 8
The motion WAS disagreed tos-ysss IL nays
I Mr CARLISLE moved TO strike out the 9Th
section. Discussion on the question of Stats,
PENDING which the Senate sdjourned.i 'fsa0f' 4
WAsa1saros, Feb. 5.-sssArA-The creden.
tials Of Hon. A., 8. RAMSEY, elected Senator
from Minnesota for 8 years, from the 4th Of
March next were presented ,sa s,.3 ~,
construction Of railroads and telegrsphs in
KansaA ,s-s., t.s,,istri,'-,. ~ 80
/ Me- SARGENT introduced Q bill disproving.
certain acts Of the Legislature Of Nevada which
required officers Of al Mining Corporations in
the Territory to reside therein. Referred to the
COMMITTEES on the Judiciary. 80 i.fse, II 49,
The House considered the Naval appropriation
bill An item Of 4l2, 000, 900 for iron clad stea
rners, was amended, 20 a. 20 provide that no con-
tracts shall be entered into for construction,
until proposals have been selected from the prin
cipal ship builders, and made on thesmost favor.
able terms. Without copelsding action on the
subject the House adjourned l9T ri s,.g a.fo
Houss.-Nr. COLFAx reported y bill to e.
tsblish 81 additional post routes, but, making
no appropriation, passed without being read .aH
Mr.. STEVENS reported back the Senate's
amendments to the Executive, Legislative and
Judicial Appropriation Bill. siea 81
The House disagreed to the amendment res
tricting the mileage Of Members to ten cents
per mile to and from Warrington. NJ 7i't bsca
The House directed that Cosrt of Conferences
be assembled on the disagreement to- the
amendments Of the Senate to the bill. a1tfsao
Mr.. WRIGHT, rising to question of privi-
lege, said bis colleague Stevens, in q recent
speech, charged him with advising compro-
mise and cancellations, which, in such case, wss
to mske covenant with hsll.N 5anr'gsa19 %
Mr.. WRIGHT denied that he ever proposed
such action, the compromise he suggested was
with regard to legislation IN order to secure har-
monious action. He had denounced the rebel
| lion out from the threshold, and every man con.
| nected with it. Y He was for vigorously carrying
on the war, and pulling down the rebellion He
would compromise with no rebels in arn1s-
| He was for no compromise except an honorable
one by which the country could be saved, but
not while the rebels we're In arms and in .
threatening attitude. si2aT 81 ss4aEa AZ
| Mr.. STEVENS was very glad to hear this
from bis colleague, he was satisfed that be had
misunderstood his remarks g1sH Eclea:. q aat
! Mr.. TRUMBULL called up the bill relative
to juries in conrts of the United States, which
was passed. He also called up bill concerning
courts in Washington Territory. Passed. Az
so called up the bill to change the time Of hold
ing courts in certain districts. Pissed sRii''s
Bill to encourage enlistments and enrolment
and drafting the militia was tsken up. Pending
the question on Mr.. Carlisle's motion to strike
out the 4th section was discussed at length BY
Messrs. Collamer, Bayard and Davis H3'sA3
| Mr. CARLISLE wished to call the attention
of Senate to the question before them, 'objec.
ton to this section was thatit gave the best
power over persons drafted, and subjected them
to the articles and rules Of war before they
were mustered into the service Of the United
States the same if they were in actual service
He said this very question was raised in the
Convention which confirmed the Constitution
He quoted from Story's Commentary that there
was distinction 10 being drafted and being 10
actual service, and that the geneJal government
did not have control of the militia until in actual
service. 80 .ss'as s.a5a't' 9a5 @ -Hl