Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02

DFsENsER 2S-Tbs saaate meb ai " O.
eloek. n Mr. Han!sr, sf Virginia, ia tAs essis.
Prayer BY the Rev. J. L. Burrows, CT the 5As-
Nr. Gay presented jsint reaelati9ns Of The
T.s,-islgfrrs Of Aiabasl& 50 eIeEYt honl me
tsx il kind the isslilies. whose sappoft Is afs|a
irsa white lssor alese.
Also, h isint rssalRiou Recommending q TAX
for Tho reduction ST The eUITeEey, ana aisaP
preving Of the sehsms Of tie ssak etaeers "ho
nat at Augusta.
sysr,vtisn fr5m the tax in kind OF families
:. heso hsnes have been ovsrTUH by the Paeie
And. also, a ioiz. rosoluiioa Of tbs same bssy
rssaec,ing ths execution Of t5o eoBserPs law,
sn5 Recommending the enlargement 81 tho
area of Gen. Pillows department. as eoEseIiP'
oEs5sr.
The TssoluEens were read and ordered to ss
Nj. Maxwell, Of FLORIDA. introduced bill,
which was referred to the Judiciary ssEas2iiies'
| 10 bs entitled IAN set to aJneBd en- ses 70 pro-
/ v,ida q rpe5s Of SuthenieatiDg claims for 1eHsy
/ a-,;est the Confederats STATES, not Otherwise
! ,9evi1sd fer, sppreved 90sh August, 1861
Mr.. Clay, Of AlsbaHs, presented sRe efeeSn'
| tial7 Of Hen. Rsbers JeRisoR, aFPoleteo y
| The goEsrcor Of Alsbanas to Al she uhs4 psis'
q lU.
Mr. Jenaison attended, sRi being duly quail
.ied teok his seat.
NJ. Semnes, from tie committee OF Finance
,s-orted bin 10 he sstisled IAN act 70 pToVis.
fer = new issue Of treasury notes, ana ier isH1
inc an sach notes now outstanding, +" Nhiea va
ordered to bs printed.
CoTTes BesDs.
Mr. sou,uaos, from the finance Coamittee
reDo1ted g bill to be entitled bill to repeal a
! sct ea.ii!ed IAN act supplementary to "a act
) proviie fsr the funding aRd farther issue s
treasury notes." approved 30sR OF April loo'
This bill provides Ter stopping tho issae OF ee
I On molten Of Mr.. Semmes the Bill was trsai
! ferred to tho secret Legislative calendar.
SUBSTITUTES.
) The House bill to put sn ard TO ths ezeml
; tien of all persons heretofore s1smps bY resso
5 of h&viag furnished substitutes was LAASA
and considered. .
Mr. Orr, Of South CareliRa, opposed TIE oi
He Seuld glsaee At the legislation On tbs 50
= iect. Our army regulations themselves PIeFid
Tor thc reception Of s1b5titBtss. While the co
script law wss being considered, q eleuse "
= introduced sll0Wisg Substitutes 10 be roeesy
= uDeer regulations TO 30 prescribed ~ the ;.
= rcts1y Of Var. at tbs tine, the jsnior sena'
y fro1r Kentuciy proposed 70 sEso7e ~ issern
a. ( cl3EBoY thas, aAONAl = s0S9tt-ts. eS9--- :,
- principal shsala be held liable ard shoald sa
- his place This proposition was voted dswn
+ ihe Senate upon the grsaad that the sUbitii'l
81 when mustered into service, passed tron Hn'
= the control Of the principal, sEd that il was
- right or Just to held the principal TesPe0si
feI his fidelity. This mSy eE may not hi
=. been = wise law; It may not have been Wise
=, res have repealed it sooner, bat it was pass
=, and had nos bssn repealed
-, When proposition was Egae, al tue last
.. sion, to put into the army principals whose
~ stitntes had deserted, the proposition Rss We
80 down. The Senate, at the last sessiea, pas
- bill TO abolish the law Eushorizigg the turt
1b Iecepsi9h o. suDssisoses, Go-.o Tb;s
ais the history Of tho question. C0ngEsss