New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30
PENNSYLVANIA AGAIN.


Leave of absence was granted to Mr. Coamer On
account OF protFacted illness; also 10 Mr.. Grimes.
DAY OF PRAYER
On motion Of Mr. HARLAN the following joint resou-
Re i resoirefG v ,e Senct, AID House If Rcren,are,
Pc p,. Se, 81 me p,ed Sat- be u..d 20 sppoin
day for humiliation and payeL by The Pc9pe 81 .se uled
of the Executive Dcpar, unite with him. the Chief
Magistrate the nation the City Of Wesineon aud the
We1ber. az Congress- and all mag.sra,es eli civil military.
and naval ofrers all soldiers sailors and marines with all
and Law shdng people 70 convene n then usual places
Of worship or hcreVer they nay he confess and to
p.pt of their manifold sins o. iupioc the compassion aud
forgiveness Of :he Almighty that consistent wih ~ wan
pre,oscy ~ the Constitution and law. Of the United
States may be established throughout atbe Static 10 irpoe
10 sser TO be DESTROYED by the hoff or ooay,nce
other nations by obstinate adhesion 70 our own counsc-
mpore Him to enehcn the mind Of the nation knew md
do His will huby believing cha, IS in accordance with
ple among the family Of nations Z inpofs lin 10 gem, to
armed defenders and the Of the people that conr
age power resistance aud endurance necessary to secure
tia, result mpoe HIM IN RS infinite goodness TO soften
hearts .nsien the minds and quicken the condolences
Of those in rebellion that iey may lay down tne etn' ana
speedily return to hc sessaeSs q The onsd Sat- sa.i
may b. stayed aud ina, unity aud fraternity msy ne restored
and peace established throughout al our borders
The Senate took recess until o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
LAW oP EVIDENCE.
Mr.. FOSTER called mp the bill relating TO the
law Of evidence in the District o. Columbia which was
passed.
SUPPRESSION OF DIsLoYAL PAPERS.
Mr. POWELL mO7cd 20 postpone prior orders and
take up the joint resolution, as follows;
Uheeas military order las recently been i's1et IN the
State Kon.ucky pohbrg the circulation in said STATE o
The Cincinnati Isri'c, newspaper printed and published
in Cincinnati, Ohos and,
UhrtIs free press essential to maintain the rights aud
hber,ie, % the people; therefore,
Reared That ,a Pre Dent be Eeqne'ed o. cause ih oiore
oder be revoked aud that The PIesi,nt be further
requested to isue shch orders az VII prevent The military a.
th5re om oucIoachins the freedom Of they're in
future.
Mr. CcwAS p-ofossed 10 know ledge Of T2e ri,cin.
natl Esquirer did not know what il contained and did
care but he Lad cone Ia the conclusion TO oppose
this infringement Of rights IN the future. The people
might read what they pleased. and say what they
pleased, bat not 90 what they pleased If This could
not be allowed, there end 10 free gov eriincn
The power that exercises this tyranny weakens itself
Such expedients are not only useless but mschie'ous
He Trusted that the Senate wOud that II Was rep
resontatve Of the people, not their master
The PRESIDENT said a general debate Was not in
order on motion 70 IKE up.
Mr. LAM Qnd) said the oder issued hy Gen.
Burbridge lie wa. q brave aud gallan: KontuckiGn
II was al the time Of the John Moran raid two weeks
ago. lie had no doubt that the paper then DONG
more 10 aid The enemy and del1ge the country with
blood than al the aimed Rebels IN Kentucky. Gen.
Burbrdfe had right TO ssCe such orders, and he was
unworthy Of his command IL he did not exercise n.
Suppose Rebel spy should ~ into Gen Baibridges
camp ard publish Secession paper. IT this power
was not lodged in she military commander. he conld
no be eeS.sd He va not P'Ied e 'oie ShT
Win fAe fres.onil,re 6rf r. No fsvrr ON ssr,h eosd
exist fteason could l. he allowed TO erect lts had
va the mids. ~ our armies.
Ar. CowA, said that the soldier bnd righ' IL say
what he should read IL hleved II was ier better to
trust the people than seek 70 sntro them. H. lid MT
believe that Copperhead paps bad the slishtes effect
in scducHg citizens from thor LOYALTY, bat their sup
preston would have en- iIluriols efo9.
Mr.. FEssRNDS remarked thes tbs vss hne snoj-c,
for defamation But be was uqr!fed Of forty times
dow 70 kaow when Congress would adjourn. Ho .aid
he would now give notice that be wod call any Sen
tor 10 order " be WANDER from the ssblect.
Mr. POWELL said he hsd reod The c.Gcin1eis IEfuUer
The President pro teu said debate eonld not be fpr.
th,.g allowed on the merits Of the resolution.
NJ POWELL attempted 70 proceed, bu, wds again
called 20 order when be sat down. saying that he re-
gretted that the Senator from Maine was IN -. Senate
Mr. HHspmCKs appealed from the decision Of tie
r,s-;;aelt Id0 tom, made lew rmarts anu then
The question Was then taken and The resolution wAs
lost by vote Of yeas against % nays, as follows:
Nlys2Nes,s anthony chapdier Csrl cOure,, Doolit,c
Lane lIad) Lsne lKansa Mon,n PlaeI., m.ay, Saes.
man. sPra.::. Sooner leu fyeE Ilarr' Y" W'Htle,
W.. ---, ~,ikirson.
ENROLMENT BILL.
! On motion Of Mr. WILSON the Strate took ap the
House bin further 10 provide for and regulate the
rolling aud calling ont % the national io'ces.
The following omenamenis o. The COMMITTEE were
Strjt;ne ont tie substitute in The fir. section which
proyides for bounty 10 volunteers thus extending hub
stitres from the benefit Of bounty.
changing the mode Of payments OF bounty from one
half ON heing mustered IN onefOurh AZ The expiration
of hall of the term Of service and oncoart al the end
81 said service 10 three equal payments OF onetLhd
striking ont the clause which allows fcll bounty to
persons discharged from service by wounds or sickness
Reducing from sixty 10 forty days the period allowed
af,er m. call for filing the quota without draft
Nj HFSpRICKs offered al amendment furnishing on
Gers by dismissal with forfeiture Of pay and allowances
for knowingly ens,ing minors under sixteen years OF
age. Adopted.
Mr.. BpowS Represented thai the entire Committee
dit NOT concur in recommending tins bill On the con
t-ary the minority believed fatal 90 the efficiency Of
the military system 1t would he lar more expensive
system than We nov had
The bill was calculated. il not intended 70 enlist
black rather than white troops How then should our
depicted armies be lodl Not only would il be impos
sible 10 draft Tor 30 days after the call but time
would still be required 10 get our men into the HELD.
" nat is wanted is q simple draft that viii produce
This hill would produce 'ew and require much
money IL Is weak measure, and shameful - Tho pre-
text that FOR the oIircnccs Of the political canagn all
ibis sagarcoatiug Is required The men of Tie Wet
are willing 20 20 CrWnra ana sut0ih she W.T. az tue!
Tbey arc moi Wiling 10 continue their eaefions
der conditions Of inequality With the wealthy tectlons
Of The country He moved 10 strike ont The third
ton Which permitted The Executives OF states % send
agents into States IN rebellion 20 recruit Volunteers
| This adopted.
se1jng The words "duy Of the President instead Of
lawful for the Executive q any Of the States. sni
providing that such recruits may be organized armed
and equipped according 10 existing laws, and receive
The bounty pay and pensions prescribed for thertroo
In the military service OF tho United state.
/ Mr. GKINEs believed that VIII such bi! - ihls was
. vhe1 first introduced there would rot be obtained a
single white soldier and hut fen coorcd soldiers. He
had opposed The cOmmntstoD, believing every ciilcn
owed hs property personal services and life, II ncces
.ary 10 his country
4 Under th.s bin per on ooId bny negro for ESQ., en-
list him, receive 800 and pocket $3.50 by The operation