, 1864-06-28
NUMBER 321.

clGtG that 1t Was not ulere civil Wta1yle in
Wnich he was engaged, bat military crime.
ne was not merely taking opposition to the
governments, but aiding the public enemy.
It Ia distinction which should not ou 1s-
| nored.
Mr. SALISBURY, Of Del, L,Tmade seme
| Iufther remarks. and. ccucludBd b7 aAy 5nts
ne thanked God that VaiiandlEham had .e.
Turned. He had been sent into exile, With
N3s Nsnlea3s Of imprisonment If he returned.
NOW ne had returned, let those threats be
executed. He understood that an order had
| n eeen Issued for bis re-a1rest, but that it had
| oeeu revoked: He would say to the c<artv in
| power, that the Democratic party wiz stand
!}5s,te ~ me fgnts Of the trial By jury, and Of
noe5t5 o. speesh, peaceably II possible, but
oy me eternal gods, torcibly If VIC must;
ana Sou may make the most Of It, II thas be
/ treason.
sENAFE-EvEE1xo SESSION..
Mr: SUMNER called up the House bfll to
establish bureau Of lreedmen's afIai1s.
several minor amendments Of the commit
tee were adopted
On motion Of Mr.. GRIMES, Of Ioraxthe
appoiptm ent Of the COMMITTEES was givea,to.
the president instead Ct to tbs Secretary Of
the Treasury.
At this point the clark Of the House hay:
ing announced the passagu'o Of thr Joint resos
luton continuing In force the joint reso1u-
imports, Mr. SHERMAN moved It's immedi-
ate consideration, as the original act expired
to-day, mad The Dew tariff was not yo$ a law.
It was coleidered and passed,
Ar. TRUatBULL moved to amend the
clause respecting conascatio1 by a p=oviso
repeating the feature Of the joint resolution
explanatory Of the conf scation BILL. which
restricts forfeitures 10 lifetime
Senate adj o1rned At IL 20 p. H.
H0EgE.
WAs11soToH, Mecday Evening, june II
Inc House took mp The resolution otf:1ed |
oy Mr. !ngereoll, of III, declaring, az their |
opinion, that all permits heretofore issued:hy |
the Treasury Department, allowing persouB
to trade within tbs limits Of any states here
:ofore or now In rebellion, should at oacu be-
evoked, and no more issued.
Mr. WA5HBURNEiio Of ILL.,, moved to most
'one its consideration for ten days. Agreed.
o, yeas q, nays &.
This is equivalent to.pos.ponine the sub
ect beyond the present session.
~. DAVIS, OF Nd, from the Committee:
n toreign affairs reported the folio ring 1ci,-
ANTON, which lies over for future considsr-}
Resolym, That Congress- has The constitut,or,, \
lsas 70 an anthoritative voico II declarin. ard
ne foreign policy Of the United States
thse we IN tne recognition Of new powers IN
1e President to respect taat policy moi less IN d.
lcnailc negotiations than in the use Of the na-
9na! loFcs when a1tho1ized BY law, and The pro-
resa IS sunciently proved BY the S:ste which pro-
o9nces i, and sqch propoaltionr willis pending + I
I'd ut dest rmined, il not tit topic Of diplomatic
On motion Of Mr. HOLMAN, Of Ind, It =
'ae resolved that the officers Of this House i q
avlng authority. to make appointments
ugnt to give the preference to disabled .,
9sfs ne o3 an[s permanently 1n]aTed while In the
Iii: = STEVENS, SHs'i Of pa, from The Commit a
,e On Ways and Means, mads report on
le Sedate amendments to the tariff bill.
1he House concur1ed In the following:
cigars OF oil kinds, valued at SIS or less
er thonsand, Is centsz per pound aud 8 per ::
mt auyalorum. :.
Valued at over $500 and NOT over $50 90
er thousand, $125 per pound and so per =
mt adyalorum-
Valued al. over go 90 and not over $500
y thoasaud, $500 par pound and 50 per
EVENING SESSION. 8
The House took up and concurred in the e
mates amendment to the bill authorizing
10 secretary OF the Treasury to release aud
aiE, held ut Chicago, for having 9sold good
tteEy tickets, &c, without stamps.
Inc Ho1se resumed the consideration Of
e Dill further, and provided for enrolling
IL calling out the national forces. They ci
}ected the substitute of Mr. Broomali, / fo
opposing that hereafter no person shall be- a,
celVed or accepted to serve In the army as ~
.1bEutute for any other person liable to
ll1fafy duty, and who may have been en-
lied and drafted for that purpose; that the J
ne OF service of all soldiers hereafter shall | a
one year, unless sooner discharged, and n
u ~ II nem Of all county bounties the pay