The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03
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Usl.sd States. isoludng the rgts 70 regulate order -
oonwa IL own domestic nstxfloos, Tree from an IeG1s
iauvs % executive ooatssL 3. IT
A HAsDsss toppl u KY. said tho question turned %
inc 'aos Whistler tho Unlos disovod sot end thas
whenever rebsaous State subdusd OF voluntarily -.
turns 70 It, alsssanos m state In the Uasoa win ~
zoe rights belonging % saaer The constitution nr H.
mo tne position OF sayng thai The UnLoa dissolved
Soos Dat revousi0a'ss. dsunionass OF ssOssssosiss
A. y.ses. lrsp) Of aioh.. moved ny the resslusea
the motion q NJ. upsoa was asrssa 10 BY yoas o..
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S.w.ee Eden Ed,ss.. Fsss Gsn.o S'.
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lone LONE Hso1 1iss ksssgg Law s.s.s e g:sS
Esss Perry, a:dfosa, ksss:sa Rollins p NO. H.:
"a MSsss; Cation wliss Joseph S w. w&its' %ocd
ras LEGISLATURES ov NEW Yoax AND rns ABOLITION o.
Mr. FRANK, (ep Of n r, presented the resolution. of
the proclamation Of President Lincoln declaring the sx
nction Of slavery" not only necessity but wise,
made Axsd law q the land requesting the Repre-.
seutatves and nstructng tho enstors from that state
supper: 40 70 the constitution Of the
The resolutions were referred to ths Judiciary Com
mittee.
Tho House took up Mr.. Wadsworth's resolution dscar
ing that the powers not delegated 70 the United States
reserved respectively the States the people,
and that the Executive neither directly Indirectly
strict Or 0bstruos tho exercise thereof BY the people
Mr. FARsswosIH, (rep) Of H., moved thai the resolu
Mr. Cor, lopp> Of Ohio. moved lay tho table 10
order 70 ges SQUARE vote upon Y. 80 !.
Mr. Coz now asked for vote directly on the rssou
tion which he said merely armed the language Of the
mttee the Rebelious States, BY vote Of 70 against
DRAINING WASHINGTON.
tee for the District OF Columbs Instructed TO in
quire into the expedency draining tho city by
and cleansing the Washington Canal preserve
the health o. me city, which e greatly endangered by
from the surrounding hospitals.
THE REBHL RAN ALARMARLR.
.asceS M Ss
nsh all information concerning the construction Of the
rebel ram which made the recent attack the United
struction OF the not prevented precauton
taken against Ito action.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The House passed the bill appropriating over million
Of dollars to indemnify citizens Of minnesota for losses
dams In that STATE the being accordance with
the report OF tho commission that subject
.wo hundred and thousand DOLLARS % onsSe
refugee Indians in Kansas 70 return 70 their homes the
$ cr e. relic.
and other Indians making Appropriation TO reimburse
them FOR their losses b. hs abstraction Of their bonds
preceding SS from tSs COMMITTEES on M inSss 1aA,ls
also reported for the bsusnt and better management
Il shall be lawful FOR the President 70 remove any
deem necessary and prcper and ssks er smn
latng them 70 habits Of industry"
Case OF GENERAL FRANK BLAIR GENERAL scakncK.
The following communication and documents were
received from the President
To THE HoNoRAms HOUSE, or RxpnnrsrArvm:-
10 compliance with the request contained in your reso
Luton q the 20sn ult copy q which resolution %
Ez.cvIIv. MANSION. WASHINGTON Nov. q lass
ny 6s4s S.assas Gay. SO Underwood you 70 say
sas.d y vii ossaps his ..ss
and !, ~ that he WIN come here pu. his military commits
ss me s'as";
position. not rss.ks his oommissoa and
r 4s: e n . :1%s e: s :sss him m
ssoss with whom only 10 eysr have real sympsssy
VII is.ss 4 !: :s. allow the prs,,os..lcp:
Sos d F H. own Sasas BE yoaes
taentqats enough TO occupy all his time without do
e military skin .aa sssiues,s n. recap.
Judge General shsTm.. prove. ,5. In that line
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s%eiscosed icrvsrs me President my resignation,
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nience 70 me s secure some little time before
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srss f.H Ii 9soh40 TO the s'''' OF
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snHa,ing c9neuded 70 accept the place Of member Of
ssosss oe,oOsr is hereby lender ssnaon
my s :.s s S M as Of Of na e,
shall ssvs Is. Military i
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very z0sF i scs:scs General
Ss %. accepted and b.
authorized TO turn his 70 Brgadsr Genera Lock
wood at any time EDWIN n. STANTON.
Secretary OF War.
ApIurANr GENERALS OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON. Nov II, 1853.
BYour resignation has been accepted By the President
the United states 70 TAXA effect the 9Th day Of December
1864
am. sir very respectfuly, your ebsdient servant.
s,sss vo Sss Sissi. Department Ss%o1s O''
hereby tender ny rsssas,ica IS : Ssjsr General Of
united States Volunteers. Respectfully,
FRANK r BLAIR,
Major General United stssss Volunteers
To The PRxMpRSS ZEE UNITED STATES.
WAsHINGToH CIxY, D. C.
''' :" EDWIN 4. STANTON.