The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

any foreign power.
TO by majority of FIVE Itwas then adopt
ed ey vote of o. agains, IS
NAe6INGT'i,. IAv,. 81
SENATE-Mr. Wilson, u Mass, intro
dueed hid t. nerCa,o the number OF ca
diets ct West Point Military Academy, /,
provides that hereafter the President shall
appoint, ~ addition to thr numter already
s9thori1ed' two cadets irol each State aud
rity irnm persons who have served not less
than one year IN the Amy. No person II
70 De admitted Who Is less than / :, or more
than 20 years OF age. The standard Of aj
Inisslol Is raisej by an increase of studies,
IN whieh'aPpllei9ts l1r adInlsSIOa must be
proaeient = ne bIl! was referred TO the
MILITARY Coumlt'ec.
Mr; Gnmes, from the Naval COMMITTEE,
introduced bIil to create the Office ui Wee
Admira. 10 the payy. ItprnydeS that the
wee, AdmFai shall ,be. selected. ffrm the nc
uVe list OF Near -Admlrals, and Shal! be. the
ranking oin-er oi tt2- Hi,et States navy
His relative rank Rs wlthChicers Of the ar
my Will be lAeuteiaD:-Cfenara. s. His pay
shah be Sl,tj9 per annnn when At sea- go
o0J Wnen'on shore duty and $4,000 when
waiting oraers:
oA motion OF '.hF U-hrc; the tlu waj
passea'
NJ. oonlher, OF Ma9s., from the Com
mittec on torelgn Affairs, ronorted the fol
lowing substitute fc. the House resolution
preyidlng for the T. r'nlnation OF the Rccip-
roclty Treaty nt juno jth, 1854, between the
United States and Great Britain:
MHEREAs, 1t Is prescribed in the Rec;p-
rocity treaty concluded at Washington,
june 9TH 1894, between the United States
OF America Of the one part, of the United
hlngdom OF Great Britain aud Ireland of
ihe other part, tl.t the treaty shall remain
IN I0Fce Ten years from the date at which It
hhaA come INTO operation, an further until
tne expiration OF twelve months after either
OF me h'gh contracting parties shall give
notice 70 'he oVher oi its Wish to terminate
sne same ana whereas II appears by proc,
iamatl9n OF tne President OF the lnitid
neaees peatHiS GATE OF the 10Th OF March
!ooo' tna' tnS treaty came INTO operation On
th4e gay anu whereas II lurther appears
Inae II Is no longer lot the interest OF the
InitIa o'ntcs 70 continue tug same IN force;
'hsreloTe, nr
p, h6Soeoe'! oy ne .Seadfs and lfoitst of
Repre.e'tdtites Of the tMtrd States Qt
..n'erlcd, ~ t"nFress ussenWed \ hat no
tice pc glysn Oh the termlhation'of the Re
ciprocl'y 1reaty Sccef1ing 10 the provisions
tncrein co9saIned iof me teF'nlna'lon OF the
same ana the fresident VI the United
states ~ Here"E cnaFre0 Tl1A the cohmuni,
csti9n ~ seSli q, hotlce Z" me government OF
sne ol'teo A.hgaohi u 'Tf"at bslta!n anu
Aie1"hu -, =
Sh rouoit o. Nr sumner the above was
ofdsreG Il 70 DC printed
NJ, rt ro"eh; o. hentucay' desired to cal
70 the cause ,I4 oI N Tne arrest OF L!eut-GoT'
'aSroS Sho Go. =" o!Lnfo' .-.... .....- ,.,
MF, toWeli aa,ire$S ehe senate on tiie SUP
ses oi ms Tesolati"n; Gov. Jacobs had
oeeu spfflHeu ne az, sway u ne knew not wnere,
anu W, ho!lorl was n 1ail IN Covlngton
ny. ne thoegh' ths senate owed to ltsei
70 Saii LOT lnlormat'9n as TO the otense whici
nag Oee,i coEiiAitteG ........,
Tar mr Niison, or Mass was opposed t
GaI1lng up taa reso!utlon There was
Dill OF TAT mere inportancs that ne w;shec
aceed on; n3lI TO free the wlTct and children
oi coioreu Si So'oicrs ;..,,
Wr; ufiincs OF Iowa hoped the Senate
houia can lor t3c hfgEnatioh as requcsteC
9s he .he : ishatef ron hent9cky, ne had ne nc
DOUBT the lniormatlon would com pi!etely vim
dIcate the President ani his Cabinet from
tne charg9s maze " thc senator from he4
tucAy; aIu ola nor PfoEo3e 70 SIT Wlth Ill;
arlns1oided, ana hear the ,fep!yesentatlye. O
nen'ucSy IN the senate talk OF such depi1ra
tlons o. personal liberty xrr.
MessrF. Uayis, JohlnISop, Howe and Hen
esrs4li aiso took part n the discussion, a1tA
WIS anicn she yo.a va Tas laken ana the Senate
'oox up n.!I t!ie rcso'lit!ch: -.,,y,
.:s Mr. Wilson moved to sn,end by inserting
y no' !tcoH'paElNie WIN tHe pup!le inter
EST ST.. ..1,....,- .,...,
1s ne Al Slnenllhent I. vas ad7pt{gd, and aaiteF
Weras m ,ne resolution as amended passed. =,
III lhooeG. ,LOn nloIo1 ol Nr. heilhS q y
Il, leapIltlo'i VAS aaopte9 IN reiaf1on u
the the j, treatInent TN OF rebel prisoners IN gu
nanqs, aoihih'stGflns feta!atl0q unless tn
Soniea Fate auth2Fltes aIord better treat
insht 70 2r G,iioh prsSgohersln IN thGlr keeping.
vi, MI.g tl2!iiaA q Indiana; o1eraa reso
lu.!ohl Whlcu was aaopua, clfecthg ina
Ap lh9qily pe llade ilil2 the ,e1pedlehcy 9
.settlhs apart 3! some OF e the pubhG LANDS. tn
alis - e % py 7tale AsglsIa(ures
t'ts " po ~ pN2 lEEtf1' VI SUI
eiTrs Tf lgitnialieHylS iIltst I uisaoiad; j.,
IL. lns lh11se sneh lassed .nc oehste 6L
az ,not;on ,r N, g., ,1I;nc &c OG;o
resolution WAS adoptsd nroyf,ling f;r tn
appoifftnent,of a Commission to examin
northern and north western cities for Nav
Yard. and report next Dccember,
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens. of Pa. tn
concarred ia the amen iments of the Sen
ate to the resolution for adiourning over tn
lst.J r - r a. II