The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

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Pensions IL preparing bill giving army chaplains In
rank Of captains with the pay and psnsiop, No case
sea,h II nat ssryes .,,.oh.s - .n.s rsns,
THlRTY-EI0nTH CON0REss.
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$780,
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se reported back the bill authorizing the printing Of Ten
housspd comics Of The report or General Mcclellan with
% amendment rceucine ne number 70 nvs thousand
tho amenomeqs was ADOPTED:
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= y. ncnoAr, lropl p y =. nsroGucsa memorial O
- ana T. Dodge, Trustees o. Charles DODGE and Syl
vanus MOTT o. New xorh as.isg conpenation 70. the
Hsserred 70 me Oommisses on Commerce
NJ. sv.s.a, tssp o. Mass presented msmopisls Or
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Pa praying for such amsndnsnts 70 10 constitution II
. ofess, slavery and ether matters Referred 70 the
MDrT1r yon Izs yRxNU SNIP IA 1AScHs
~ VIC rn.aDkr ~ DclOSo ne cenese mcssAge
sSy Of STATE rsssvs 70 he claim q lie owners he
rronsn enlr = naocne ana Iecommcndng @ sppropra
Mon o1 H5 y sne nwaLa o. NE MOI
SALE o. xxzaAL IAsDs-AD ron I.s rAc1lc RAILROAD
~. svnsa preeenssd pessons o. citizens Of Ci1cin.
Dali praying oI suo 49, 0s the mherai iana1 Of inc
sruction q .he Northern ana Central Pacific Railroad
's,s'sa we s1S soasss ., l saaS.a1 'o'
1Ss the states and
tory any s., usage, claim custom . he contrary
s1csp. lor crime Referred the Select Committee on
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Mr.. pos.ao!, lrep) Of Kansas introduced bill DO:
mating public lands e the several states for me support
who die IN The military and naval service Of the United
Statee. Referred 70 the Committee on Public Lands.
s Of land s
sentative and Senator Oue fourth Of the land scrip may
be applied for homeseads for such orphans as desire
OF the proposed act.
hAnR6AD AND TELEGRAPH LAND oRAs1s
an ac for grant lands 70 aid 10 the coOssruosn Of
railroads and telecraphs Referred 10 Committee on
Mr. JOHNSON, (opp Of Ma. from the Judiciary Com
mttee back adversely the resolution 10 amend
OF the Joint resolution explanatory OF the ConAs
cation fact, which passed the House February s.
Mr. JoHssoR also. from the Same committee reported
on The Of the joint RESOLUTION explanatory Of
the cOnascaOn act and % declare that such resolution
the forfeiture r he real estate Of an cnder under the
said act than creaed BY tho constitution Of the United
States in the case Of an attander Of treason.
The bill equalizing the pay Of soldiers Of the United
states being under consideration,
amendment}ofsred By him yesterday He said, though
Ne writ pr hAbsas corpus wos Suspended, did not sns
ne which s % e sn
enormous power 10 prohibit the return OF the States
allowed 70 return 70 The unon The ar; sc.o On
q similar radical views, would conGrm thsss
enormous usurpations and abuses OF power.
In the course Of his speech Mr. Davis referred %
paper authority which Inc Secretary Of state Is
ported 40 having said-"hy Lord, can ring this bell
citizen Of Indiana will be placed In duress." Mr.Davs
proceeded 70 comment on such state Of AFFAIRS.
Mr. ANTHONY, (rep.) OF H. /, interrupted, and wished
70 know whether the Senator from Kentucky was cogn
zant o. the truth Of the paragraph and would inquire
fore paradur them n The senate with bis Comments upon
them? y
Mr. DAVIS declined % ee interrupted, as he knew The
Gods truth he tired Of himself Great laughter
Mr. pay rserrsa 70 meeting held g. one time ~ has
negroes Of the south 10 revolt against their masters The
Senator from Nassschuse, took prominent part 10
that and s did not S word " objection
Mr.. wnsox, (rep) or Mass said he was at the meet
ing merely a. 4 spoctator.
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VIC SouhSS VI mas1NCuuecss1 Smco suo W tne
federal government and made some satrica illusions
her Senators tho Senate floor az thls time He said
Gat iesyv Senator Mr. Wileopl had attapnptod tr
buIiv md dom neer over those Who were hIs peere %
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sh,s nS9ss
NJ WHkor calsea ssoesoF psvm 70 oraer
Tho CnAR sustained me question Of order
i ~ Dooinnx lrep % VI snosans TIE wnoe ssnos
sns ssnac ,em ks"sssrx ~ "rer y s~vS ~
ne would not cit IN his seat and listen 70 these per
sonsi sac1 Inoy were not only out OF oroeI put pc
Was too precious 70 DO wasted In porsonaI Enumeration
Mr.. JoHrsoS, (opp OF Md agreed with tho Senator
wseon snat much OF what mad been said by ne sena
chief
Mr.. WILSON hoped that the Senator from Kentucky
wcGc - "o~eo 70 c0ncude DIS remarks Whatever they
Mr. SUMNER had never made any harsh alusson 20 III.