New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

every man either furnish subs,ituts or poy. This
would, indeed, popu.rize the bill.
Mr.. ST MsRB modified his proposition allowing O
dra ted man to furnish substitute.
Mr.. CoLIANEH (Un., VEL, thought the object OF
placing IN lie s3yJ clause was that The Pce NoNu 10y
be higher than tie Government furnished taem Inc
schedule OF intrmity looked ii the surgeon was
cndcayoring 10 show his learning. No one would
escape. unless perhaps the man who said no hhu never
heca sick except once, when he had the heises
Various beside physca nfunity had prevented
the full Of the drait. Again It was gwen out
TIM; the pas neHs o the money did not huve to su.ct
OF furnishing substitutes. The GOyorrnent tOos tlc
none, ana hired sub tifuie. That substitute Wns Tor
the man who paid. The effect Of TINS ll,s-
lion clause was that the price Of substitutes raised
defeating one O. the objects OF the bilL Ihe
mode OF administering the law had tendency also 10
defeat the draft They obtained about 45OOO aen ANA
Si2 Geo 90 in money. Why not make another and
another DRAFT, the whole five before calling the
draft failrc' l think the experiment OF the hrst
draft fully vindcotes tic wisdom of "a trainers.
Mr. CoiLAaER opposed the proposition to repeal the
sos clause at some length. .
Mr. IAsE--Under tie provisions Of that bill 5000
men paid their money aud were exempt The report OF
the Provost Marshal slows that no have but about
500 $50 men. " you continue these exemptions how
long viii you have men TO draw uomt II th" war 10 30
be prolonged | tell yoo, you VIII have 10 Iep.a
tho exemption have no army at all. We
tried the draft and exempted 5000 mon
As long Won retain the 500 clause YOU VIII have
less aud less basis to draw fTom. and yOn w have TO
make a general Couscript On without substitution Of
every abe-boGiod NAN IL discouraged volunteering
also for While citizen knew l." tlhd escape INC uIuit
lie will not volunteer. Tic dram had no fears Tor h.Il
think ne clause has resulted ~ evil and nothing but
evil Ny state VIII III Ter quota without drafting. |
prefer Volunteering with hgl boun;ies; but If We DO
mako % dTsft. Jet 10 not be q aockery.
Mr.. WIsoN. though instructed by Biz Committee 10
report the ancudment repeating the Communication
clause proceeded 10 speak IN invor 81 it, retanncnt
he believed the Secretary .! War striking 10 out
We have enrolled large numbers Of men who VIII
not DO drafted. We shall not need all Of
these uisu. and large portion Of the States
viii furnish volunteers think We have
Ia the Amy 6OoO0o men-f00oO effective sol
diers. I do ncl think the Rebels have over 13,Oo0
have good reason for rhe belief think this Rebellion
will b. cT!shcd ONT ~ October. do not believe our
Army all be- depicted of more than 1900 veterans 10
fore july. We rLscd 5000 lnder pressure Of the
duft anf lo power - communication. and believe If
The hognies nded g. February sha put ir.O
the nod more than h.!f the amount called for by tho
Cove Inment. ] desire the Communication clause e. De-
retained and the term u service 10 be- shortened to
eighteen months, and shall move 20 O. aIncad the biL
Mr. CowAN Un., Pa believed that Tho length II
time had nierfered with ihc drsft. b., tha, was With
the Executive There nothing In toe hil concern.
ing time. lie thought tie repeal II the $50 Cltuso
would DC inJGdic0us. He thought Mr.. Summers bin
was srrchargcd with tties. He thought men could BE
obtained under the Old dran without difficulty II 1t .as
conducted fairly.
After short Executive Session, the Senate adjourned
Until Monday.