Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

manner, directly or indirectly interested
| in any business, command, or under the
superintendency Of officers appointed uA-
der this set, OF for any other Violsiion OF
their official duties, upon conviction there
Of they shall be subject to g fine not ex-
eeeding $4,000 or imprisonment at hard
labor for period not exceeding i've years
or both fine and imprisonment.
The amendment Wss adopted after .
beief discussion.
Mr.. Wiley offered an amendment ss fol-
lows.
Whenever said Commissioners can not
hnd abandoned rebel estates to employ the
freedmen who may come under his care or
the control by virtue Of this sot, it shall be
duty, Of said Commissioner ss far ss may
be practicable, to provide for them nomes
and employment with suitable persons ct
fare compensation, and in order TO more
efeotualIy to accomplish this purpose, It
shall be the duty Of said Commissioner to
open q correspondent with the Govern
ment and the various municipal sutb ori-
ties of the different States requesting their
cooperation in their behalf.
The amendment was sgreed to after dis
cussion, by vote Of 10 to 10.
Mr.. Howe offered 9 proviso to the fifth
section that no lease or permit can exist
longer than one year without renewal,
nor shall the United States be bound to
pay damages for military possession or
from paramount title to that Of the United
States was adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Harlan called up the bill for the
extension Of time for the location for land
warrants. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Hendricks, the House
hill reserVing mineral lands from the
operations from all acts Of the present
session granting lands or extending the
time Of former grants, was taken up and
PASSED. ..
Mr.. Davis submitted sresolntion which
was referred to the Committee on Judieis-
~, declaring valid the endorsement Of the
pardon Of Yonkon by President Lincoln,
which had afterwards been revoked.
Mr.. Sumner substituted the following:
Resolved, That sll the subjects before
the Senate at the close Of the present ses-
sion, including these before the Commit
tees, shall be continued to the next ses-
sion and shall then be proceeded with in
/ kuu baH4c mhuuGE % IL AO
had taken place, and that the papers which
have been referred to the Committees and
may be in their possession at the close,
shall be returned to the Secretary, and
by him returned to the Committees when
appointed at the next session.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hooper called up the Ssnste's amend
msnt to the House loan bill to except the
$75, ,000, 900 of bonds advertised from th'
operations Of this act.
Mr. Brooks asked whether that amend
ment come from the $500, ,000, ,OG0 or from
the $400, 000, 900 loan in this bill.
Mr.. Hooper explained that the 800,
000, 600 is additional to the $4,000, Oo'
SAC, GOO, 900 Of which have already bee
taken.
Mr.. Holman offered an amendment
the Senste's amendment, providing tbs
Of any State to tax. the bonds and note
ss other personal property is taxed.
The House rejected Holman's amend
ment-7l to n, and then agreed to II
: Senste's amendment.
Mr.. Todd, delegate from Dakotsh, Ol
: tanned permission to make a. personal 81
plsnstiOn in reply to printed speech
8 VIM. Joyne, whose seat Todd successful
j. contested. Mr.. Todd reiterated that N
Joyne was connected with frauds, 81
produced evidence to refute the char
n that he, Todd, resigned IS g military ofhc
j. for fear he would be dismissed for csWsr
l. Zoe.
1t The House by yeas 8S and nsyes II tn
v reconsidered the vote by which they Ia
?, night rejected Mr.. Smither's substituts 4
the bill to regulate and provide for the
1e rolling aud calling out Of the Nation
ae forces.
Mr.. Smithers demanded the previo
le question, under the operation Of while
tn his substitute was adopted by yeas
ID nays 70.
b. l. authorizes the President at his d
cretion at any time to call for any numt
n' Of volunteers for one, two and three yea
tn or in case Of draft, any substitute sh
ne be credited to any town, precinct or ell
on tfon district, towards filing the quota
III which he may have volunteered or be
drafted. Every volunteer or substitute v
~ may be accepted for one year, shall
r. paid bounty of 5000 for two years, 81
n for thres years, and $4OO to be paid
stated intervals.
70: Mr.. Ashley, in response to quesh
ed asked by Mr.. Holman, said that be did
~ intend TO press his motion to FeOonsi
all the vote by which the j,int resolution
40 the amendment Of the Constitution 90
is to abolish slavery, was heretofore reject
'pt but he should press it to q vote in the n
~ session.
nd The House passed bill, facilitating
as- mirality cases in New York.
q The House then adjourned.