The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-14

AZ MAJOR Porersi ~ vo,rntee-s ant d'scnargfng
tn duties thereof, from November ~. l,s1 I'M
January 1861, DIS lualiei TOR hoidng scat IN
iS3
Tho report for prescn. was on the table and
dered 70 be printed.
NcnvAsr PAT scLnnRs
On motion OF Mr. sonsxcx crop OF Ono, committee
OF conference asked Of the senate tie disagree
Ing amendments 70 tho bill the pay OF SOL
diors.
TIM ARMY APPROPRIATION FILL PAssEp.
MI. STENEss, trep.) Of IA made . report from the
committee OF con the dlsagreeng amendments
" tho Military Approximation bill.
1hey were principally 10 regard to making the pay or
negro siders tho same that OF white soldiers. from
the LET OF January last as 10 include the back pay d
the two Massachusetts negro regiments and til ist
raised In sauth Csroiina and Louisiana.
The report Of the cenle en0s committee concludes
Afpersons OF color who we-e free on the 10th OF Apr
1884, and who have been sted and mustered into he
military service tho United States shall ir, tho time
OF their enlist ment be entitled TO receive the boua
~ aud cohng aIl0 ed I, such Sons by the laws
isng at tue time OF their iismeut aud the Attorney
arising under this aud the Attorney General
shall decide that any such enlisted persons entitled
to receive any pay bounty clothing in addition TO
shall mako all necessary regulations enable tho do
partmcns to make payment in accordance with such de-
termination.
Tho report was concurred in by yeas 70, nays s.
Tho Senate has already adopted il.
PROPOSED REfEAL OF THE coMhuTAHoN CLAUSE OF TIE
ENROLMENT ACT.
Mr. scnrvcK Oep) OF ONO. introduced bin reneang
the three hundred dollar clause 10 The enrolment act aud
providing that hereafter no payment OF shall be
accepted received from any enrolled or drafted
70 be relieved OF liability to perform military duty,
cage Of the bill.
The previous question not seconded, aud debate
arising the bill went over.
REaEIIioUs STATES AND The PRESIDENTIAL xIEcrioN.
Mr. GARFIELD, rep OF ohio introduced joint resolu-
tlon declaring az follows
That State declared be in rebe by the Pres
s 10 APP Int sn OF aaa ycs
rent action shahave recognized Stale In such
On motion OF Mr.. PLAyR. (rcp) 81 Nc. tho resolution
was laid on the table, b. yeas ioa, nays 80.
CoNcRES MEN FXCLUDED Afafy HOSPITALS.
On motion OF Mr.. BgAM.S (rep o. Mich. resolution
adopted instructns the Committee Conduct OF
the War TO inquire whether there is any go ard sub
reason Tor the exclusion Of members Of Congress
frcm the hospitals. when they desire TO look after the
condition OF tho wounded from their respective States
and such visits be made without detr muut
to the sick and wounded the committee recommend that
some regulation BIO N ,de by which members can visit
drarce.
PROPOSITION.
The House then took up the resolution Of Mr. f,zEAR
Opp of Ia. oIe ed Monday OF last week, ronosing
suspension Of stities, ana requiring the PRESIDENT u
from all the States to adjust the difficulties between the
North and the south on the basa Of the constitution
The House refused BY voto OF 65 yeas suspend the
rules Tor the Introduction OF the resolution.
TIE ia,S-cIAD sRIP.of-wAR PURITAN.
Mr.. EicE rcp) Of Mass. unsuccessfuy sought to In
trcducca resolution authorizing the Secretary OF the
Navy TO amend the contract with Ericsson for the
sructou Of the Puritan, so the cont actor may be pad
the valuation the for the material on hand aud
the vessel to wholly to and he finished by tho
United Sntcs, nothing % DO construed affect the
tract Tor the Dictator which Is to be completed this
resolution were not passed.
SLAVE LAW
The House tn proceeded to the consideration OF the
Houfe bill to repeal the Fugitive Slave law.
Mr. KING, (oppl OF No. argued that the constitutional
clauses in relation to slavery were the result OF comprc.
tb, tho repeal now proposed could be effected with
out disregard TO imperative oblIgatiabs.
qne stIon properly arises in tho cons Iteration Of this b
The acts Of 1913 ard 1850 equally obnoxious and
INFAMOUS, and tho best locy requires their repell he
ard thought tina, had slavery in 1898 beea in rebeica
they woad net have passed the original law. That WAS
Mr. Cox (opp) CT CHIC said this bill was brought here
under sort OF impulse Ie knew Shareholders in
rebe lion, but thai reason why should break
down tho constitution. Roger sherman Ebdge Gerry,
Fisher Ames, and other Northern mon, voted for the
Law % 1928, and George Washington siened IT, 1be
higher law men in Massachusetts, Ohio, Wisconsin and
oher States interpret the aw TO suit themselves aud
rise 10 seeition aud rebellion against !.
Mr. Er4srNE, (rep OF be asked Mr. Cox whether he
wodd return to oyai owner slave found in the ranks
Of the Union army.
been stoen and let the slave take the ueuce OF
military law He was opposed TO putting backs in the
army. General Grant dnes not fight them
Mr.. BI,NEs said than hundred and fifty
wounded back soldiers day in tho hospitals.
war The administration friends. while re usirg
b. give black men. found no difficulty obseIui usly
at the request Of the Spanish Minister. lie hoped that
The Committee on the judiciary would report bin to
punish those who give up such refugees the absence OF
law or extradtion treaty
Nj sLoaS trep) Wis., replied to Mr.. Cox, so FAR as
the a,ters remarks applied TO that state lie said the
Virginia and KeniucEy resolutions q 1898 had been
nv the democracy TO bolster up slavery, but that The
legislature OF Wisconsin had applied them 10 the cause OF
Nr. COX said that state did no. prorose a mode aud
measure OF redress by amendment to The constitu-
t!on. but a paaled to force ard took
Mr. Sfoa> replied that the gent enlan mistaken
10 the fac's. Tho people OF Wisconsin are willing to
abide judicial decision.
Mr. riAiSr caused to lie read dcarach from Major
Foster To show the gentleman from ohio that negroes
will fight. The d. srstch ssvs -
The the Frankfort XIV permission hav.
ing zen ven them, rallied aud recarurcd tie guns the
Ire re dpg tho despatch occasoncd considerable ap
plsuse and la ehtcr
Mr. Moans, rco )of n. Y, said that Arguees. to whom
Nr Cox had aindei, guilty. Of cftme which
laws declare 10 BE- piracy lie tMr Norris Oh cced to
the law because II dead letter. and unjust and
inInous that otcers and men could MT be found will.
ing TO cnorcei;. lie repeated, he would sweep law
no men oct save The sc voyei In tie cri q! slavery
Mr. tARSswcRTn, (rep OF H. said the constitution did
not rire the passage ~ The Fusiiive slave law. lie
would hv repe Bg present laws strike all the blows he
could at The institution ossIaverv They we're blot and
coaarGis Disgrace IN the statue box IL tho n.toa
lite Ohio (nr Cox would take the KIN
sack ana mrsket from The calored soldiers md put
them instead chains an manacics lie sup4o. ed tie
Argiees case was to b, mado pink In tho democratic
platform.
The question being TAKEN the bill passcd-s2 against
6s-ns 70 lows:--
Yr,s Messrs Auey Allison. hmcs, Ashley. Baldwin of
Mass .Paxfer. rcaman. Blame Blair of W. Va, Blow,
Routwei. Eoyd. brsndctc Ambrose W Cha H. Freeman
Clar ke Cobb Cole Dav % Ma., Davis or N s.,
Dawes Dixon Donney, DIR g1s Ecksy Eio, Farns~orth.
Frank. Garfield Eooch. Grs~od Higby. Hooper Hot h.
a. Hubbard Of Iowa. Hubbard Of Conn I,uburd Inge,.
oii Jerckcs Jul Kelly Kellogg Of Mich Lille john.
oan, Long,ear, Marvin MccIurg Mcndoe. Nj Ter of N.
sonssa Ssst. Sor'sa o'S.l Oh ' fa s.@f
on. Per arr. Pike: Price RE Of Mas; Rie OF Ne,
rhn,er. Thomas Tracy tyson. Van yalkenbur1h.
Woadbrdre-s2
Nsrs-Messrs J. C Alien, W ). Allen Baldwin Of
Mich. Bliss Brooks rr,wn uf WIS Chanirr. Corroth.
Coz, crsvens Dawson Dsnnison Eden, tdiidg. Eiaer.
ton neish Fnrx. Gsnson Order HArding Harrng on,
Harris OF III Merrck Holman rutchins, Ksib elsa,
kcrnsn King. Knapp, Law. La,ear lie blond. MALLORY
Mafcr, Mcdowell, Mckinney. VI Her ~ Pa, Morris OF
Ohio Morrison. Ode. cndeion. Pruyn, Radford Robin.
Roll OF Mo Ross Sm,thera Stree ~ n. j. Stiles
8trouse. Stuart Swcxt wadsworth. ward Wheeler, Cnl.
ton A. White, Joseph w. White. Fernando Wood
The bill passed In olpws--