, 1864-05-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

..-...-... HAsuNGIo4. .A24 ~. 1854.
=. NJ; JOHNSON. Of Ald;. offered resolution ol
inquiry calling upon The President Tor information
Ae TO The delivery Of Senior Argueles to the Soan.
lth aulhortt1es- The resolution was ordered to be
Mr. POWELL. Of ky., offered resolution char.
oesef11hE the At Of tie Administration In sup.
and the +1uraal Of Cum:ssrca az violation Of The
CONSTITUTION. The resolution was ordered to BE-
NJ. FEssENDEN, Of Me-, from the Committee
aud Diplomatic Appropriation bill With the disa-
tJ EFseSncnIs 9! TIE noase thereto. ne moved that
Committee Of Conference. to be appointed By the
Nr. HALE. Of =. IT,, reported his bill .uthor1z-
ad 10 permit reaen dsasa to g. secsptsd &c n
the Eaval sesyiop iustead OF to permit navnt en.
l!ttuea'tE, IL be credited On The quota on dstricts
I'd ;atE Eire the sane hounty to The latter ~ the
TIE te@ bill was considered in committee of the
whole and the aE Eendneots OF The Senate Flnance
greteed, generally concur7ed IN. ~ ' r. y
1Ee ane1.ilnent Of the Finance Committee
strf1g 9ut the ta1 On repairs Of vessels propelled
exclusively bs sai'. IVES re]ected-@ asalna. Is
HOUSE
1T. w4sHBURSE, Of Ill, iro:n The com1nissee otss1 III
On cG,ntsee, ~, asssd leave 70 report bill, appro-
;1nS 3ss .an 5 q re
lar purposes On The sga coast
Mr.. NASHhURSE Sid that In the present con-
dino1 Of The country, 'fe committee xonld not re-
considered ii neccs:arv t2t tho :p3rsp:;atioo p;o
goeed anonh be INSIDE, IN order to eavo the works
C. r plithed. lie desired that the bill should be
printed and calied up On future secasi3n.
Ar; sTkrESs, Of Ps-. objected. unless the bill
shon.d be considered in committee Of the whole
on thu s'ase Of tie Union.
MT W.ASIttIEkNE gaye noilce that he Voult
move for tuepc0sIoE OF the rules to introduce IL
The House then resumed tho consideration ot
TIC rcG1Wocitx ton.
-, Er: BaAIIA. W.. e. It. proceeded to show that
tses sh; a2se sa T. hs e ssB .ss Bs
States y. the f!it!sh provinces, md that the
nes.r @r shon'd Be @ e5roestGd M
1on. With the mississippi and ST. Lawreace
closed AGAINST the West tie railroads and canals
. %on!u n eompS! agI1eatanse 70 Transport their pro
Gna tha1 70 ma,ke' ana 10 pay 1nst such tibute g.
Sis ~ "a T. Mc sasa He can succeed better
~ nole tnS ttGaty Is anse fhan Il dead: Tbs treaty
~ ~ Heas s9cau 1s, o1t II could ne amended.
;!on$ sa interest," apd T. Eouid be better torerIee
~ ~. s"I nar1I q 80! s1H u AtoEctncf;
t,eat, oi ths iin% n % - ist h5ntd taat commercial
ne1.s 1ih 3of; o. o'Gonsreas TO res1ate com
Ehie c,e x.t;an ne9ons ~ ,o Itaae ehoa!d be
@nnrarsd ~ H. lar as ouf interests are
,!ea,s because EeslpIoeity 6etxsen tie u0..sd
ntac, ~ ~! ~ 10 as t6e iEst remnant ofde-
fnrc3r.re-e a,,5 b,rt ~ -, WHICH, IVES oeneueaal TO
Nr IITT1EJ6HN ~ s,,d,+h.. .,.
fsns, 1gsr !, hsce ma teSsaan 70 e GA N IN.
-. 1-onart, - ~ .,s,I ms T., ,saseens9 70 pfoteea
ia ant9rei Tia nT,{ast ~ IT
vastly beneficial to the inhabitants On our borders
LEV ne waa n ,aFof o. appointnG coa%issloaers IN
~ h. t1nst.d thsf r. Hnnea ~a1,d n ~ paos
- ~ ~o-nnieta shrocation ""A'~ NV @oue71*
10 u u G1mBieM %mBBY;M aotoS1t'on. r2Wt H.,
cc s.nfe1nsa ~ " a. w. f. .oe5e ~ vas not s1n
5.S M s1,3t ~. ..T1 feot hit ~ e tt ase Hho
ii{{3Ife1s|y f e. ~ United st.tes.
.,.s IT. - ,t & ot Mass;t VT n nvor O. a.
gets the benefit oft let Crest Britain ask for IT.
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au q h ,: l.: "no 1epos1ea Tue JOINT res