The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-03
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2


and also from theresolution to expel
Mr.. Davis. 7.-7t.'.a +. 80 ga g
On. motion of Mr. Davis, the reso-
luton to exprl him was made the final
order for Tomorrow, 1!5 sa,4.-.sa 2,
Mr., Hale called up the resolutions
Of ihqhiry into the affairs Of our Navy
Department. Referred to a select
committee of three sst s..-4 s5a ....
Mr.. Hale said our naval expenses
would exceed Those Of the ntorn6ihed
pttwefss Of Europe except, tally and
leppa.k, and, ,eSeeed b8 oFtymillions
the yearly municipalities of England
and France in the sGrilhetin Maru( 4
b'Mf2a SafhheiSsn Supplement- to- the
oSt4 pf.ofiGe preslpdggss ths admission
to the bar Of the Supreme, District and
Circuit Courts of, thebiBnited States
and the' Cotrt Of lGhdmsy of persons
UNLESS THEY yof,st takeifhe oath iprescri-
bed W. the act, Of 1862, az ~. Iii ~
-nThe Secretary eefs War. was, instruct
ed to transmit copies of Ian sthe appoc.i
| lamations and orders oDcernihg elec>
tioh$ in MISSOURI fahd Kentucky, issued
| by the military autherit s81n5 ~
A resolution was introduced requests
ing the Committee on the Conduct of
Of the War toinqGffe ipte, the eficiep-
cSof the heavy ordnance used ii, for
tfications, also as TO the amount, and
Royalty forthe Manufacture of ccr-
tain guns, and the causes of delay III
introducing rihcd guns. . ~. &c. & IN ~ -
The committee appointed toinquire
into the aff,tirs of stheqNayy Depart
ment are Hale, Grimes and Buckaicwa
The Senate took up the rule requil
ring tie oath, &c. = - -''. '-,i -, vi
Nix tSsulsbpry addressed the Sen.
ate in opposition thereto. .'r.a-s al5 =
Mr.. Doolittle did not see the neees-
sity for tie establishment Of this rule
and said the resolutiong Of MI Sum
nar would not aifectaiMrs Bayard, as
the Senator had entered on his duties!
The Senate had power to- Tcxpel trai-
tots Without thc Gstablishment Of this
rue. ,s1tgnuo1 tsYsE OF, mol ,s.al! ~
NlrI Summer $ resoution was adop-
telr-rtasi 20, nays A. e'ae1':1!oqqa u
'Aftert,a short Executive session, the.
Sgliate adjourned, ge, ..,.,.. '', '',.. .,.-
lloUsE.-Mr. Dawes, from thccom
mittee on Elections, reported against
the claims of Field, of Louisiana, and
'S4gdf,' Of Virginia, as Representa-
tives from those, States. a. ~, I ,.,.. NJ,
Mr.s Holmes offered "A resolution in
strueting ct hea Military Committee to
report the fln providing for increase
of ,pqy tqIsoldieFs in the army. ,..i '1 r
Tic resolution was referred 10 the,
Military Committee yAT -,z.ygll
Mr.. Holmes reported back the bill
rcviving the grade Of Lieut.. Generals,
to be selected during the, war from
among officers not below the grade Of
Majk General, most distinguished for
courage, energy and skill. Is Nothing
herein is to effect the rank, pay and
allowances of Lieut.. Gen. Scott. The
consideration of the bill was postpo-
ned until next Monday. ,'s1 e,'J j
Mr. Sc..enck, from the military
committee, reported tue Senate amen.
datory enrolment bill with. amend
tnients. Iayphea consitlerataniof of .athe.biFl.
was postponed phtilaWednesdav.. The
House Dtheh 8tnt into coui1flittee Of
the Whole on the I'LL to, supply the
deficiencies in the appropriations
which Masd discussed until the,aiGourn-.
mrn4.Isle, ard bal'eb q! sruo2r Iou b'a g
The f5lipfSving bills, we're ihtroadced:l
FWuestablishi navy yards in west.
ern waters, to amend the. Pacific Railr
road iact; toocfeate u school fund Out
o, confytatea property; and authors.
zing Utah to form i constitutional
State Gevernment;aau Of which. we're
appropriately referred. q
ia resolution was adopted instruct
ing TIE Jidicfhry cothnilftee to ems.
1uire inte the eypediency of ,organi
zing az Department of Industry, to
embrace. an IA northumberland a
Colonization and an Emigration bu-
reah, L bureau, If, Mines AID Mineral
Lands, and a. .buresg oh, Treedmcn's
affairs. aga.0q o. ,u5 by4I4is d-gois ,rs
| "A resolution, adepreciatory of sus.
pension Of the habeas corpus act, and
! to5preyent Illegal, qrrests and ss.inipris
onment, &c., was introduced by Mr,
McDopgal, and' laid over, as Mr..
| ashbufne expressed > desire to de-
bate it. ii "A series of, resolutions wele
ofered,by Nlr. Eggleston, re,a4Iirmmg
| tile, Crittenaen resolution, and con
demniing ESecutfve assumptions; desi.
ring peace and restoration Of the
Union 8ithout,s further.waste of blood,
and elRlepFeciating all revolutionary
measures as tending to " divide the
uhiIon men Of the country, a debate
springing UP, they wers, laid oyer, y7oo
!rne hill reported by .Mr.i Sehenek
1 fafno the military committee, being the
| Senate Enrolment tin,, with amend.
ments,s, 4 Vas referred, to sthe committee
Of the aWhsle, Iletrpostponed till Wed,
nesaay,9 as stated in the afternoon ne
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