The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
Ts;IRTY-EsGETIz CONGRESS-.
FIEsr SESSION.
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CONDENSATION pom A srsYr.
Mr. s,-,rpp IRONY Of Mass nresen,es tho ,.,,.ton al
| - $3.50 49,, 49,, ! - !, =
horace spfiee co'orea ch'zen OF NesninSton Wuicr
represents tina. prior 70 April, 1882, he slave Of
ronn p.r,or All H.. h, hod ,.c, Ia !, ~. ro,o ~
'o'n a. Ae' aau 'A' Nv n"o - '''0 uass
MS brother 'n-aw, frsein SON. MS dauGef theu
slave OF esid Parker and had paid about hundred
aoror, ro ,r,.,c,,,,;o, f,o,,, ,ro-, h, =,
4 80, ~ 800 w.
nc appeared, CLAIMING oii compensation us TIE viftus
OF Martha SrriSg rcfuecd allow the cai
on the ground that slave could rot acquire Save
r~opcry occorduc 30 ther ther existing laws lie asks
! Congress- for compensation.
/ ExyrysloS a. rna c.Vapr.v RECIPROCITY yisAyY
| Mr. RAMSEY, (rep.) .: Minn. submitted the Following
which was laid over
rc.o,v.s rt. 40 f-o.,xlo. =, v,ern ps,at;o,as ',
ha,.,y ca X ~ -, 80 ~ - crte,gr y,
States mi Great Brnin June iSt commonly Known
he @ses north ~ nlnpeaasa her,a Gss"r LEI IL liz
sekfk Settlement ard tie territory o. tie Tucson BAY
| COMPANY.
| rctisH pEsERTsas tfoM THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
Mr. JOHNSON, iopp) Of Nd, prostitutes petittos az the
Polish citizens residents of the unrd States, pray ing
States may not DO returned 70 the government of Russia
priSoaere but ha. proper steps be taken protect
them from outrage IL r0rresents that Poias who bad
been forced into ire Russian navy have deserted on0d
armies fought uGdcr flag, and been tracked and
| found and given 10y officers
PRINTING rag lAI7xr OFFICE rEroRr
On motion Of Mr.. MORGAN (rep Of y. L.. ten thousar
! printed for the year 1865.
,SliAv AFta;ss.
Mt NEsMIrH (opp> OF Oregon, called the Honse bill,
TO authorize the President :" the United states t. nseo-
tiae with Indian tribes in Oregon for rcii.
qutshnout OF certain rights occurred to them by treaty
| IL was PASSED with amendnont.
| rDf MONROE DOCTRINE.
Mr. HcncuGMr fopp.) OF Call introduced resolution
IN reference foreign cocnnatio wb fact reafrms
the eleventh. oplsn or the late baltimore platform and
| moved that it lie Oh The tablo and be printed.
Objection was uiaae 10 lis recectoa.
Mr. McpouGAtL cioioa that tho objection dM hold,
| as ho had heretofore giyea notice Of hi intention
| The Senate, by vote, received the resolution.
Mr. srrsxe novel to take cp Tic House iii for the
repeal OF the Fugitive Slave law which motion
/ lected. - 10 IL.
| MILITARY INTERFERENCE IS eItfroSs.
I Mr. POWELL, (opp.l of Ky. moved to take tine bin
purposes, offered amendments 1ae melton
| 10 take MP y az agreed e.
Mr.. PoNrrof, (repl az knnsas, osGred m anisacnea
providing that the military might be used for tho purpose
| Of keeping thopois.
NJ HOWARD rep ol hIirn thoughe tn's p,li o,d con-
sinod 100 much time already this session ne Though,
this notnng tcss t6an es I" prevent tbe trcsdenf
from cruShlpS we te.ona und aakto- TOE ' ssnc.
tiafy ior reoe,s ana uaFs whom u was inc duty %
tns r 20 sGsi a az, oo ,oo,,., os.,.
me nnntafioh ceniained Ia tne tefcft OF the Isary
Nonniuoe uovcrSeE ~ ti's ul!' tus ue tMt. nhusohI
was influenced By afappcn.nen At n OF the cleo
TONS helu 10 N'rn1no a. ~ ny zee s,a.eo unNr we
cnntrn. o "a. iniai.. TIC o,ti'Ah o' tuo committee
(Mr Toward ms aFeacy ascs'rea eny pcfl z. 70 I'M
Pn.e '. ~ "uf snuu lb",tVs hu v wv Nts ,l'' ~ tls
conjecture ne TO ire a,ho OF the npa'a,or te was per.
tectiy wilhrr TO aocs the rgshs frcgmcn'; we NJ
aeree1 TIM the mhi'hry snfc not ne rsea 70 re
vent ih6 Tree exercise o. tue eaot 9d thftaofe tho
qnestn IN the report WAS SIMPLY ere q toct-was, OF
rot The military IN the recent election IA maryland
| SO useay
hr HOWARD cia net wish " "eo ior'l " thc county
that the OF the committee established ne right %
my q 10 & hc pns md vote snrr aol 'orb
TIE efa' tgct tna' uu fohe etfF o. we u'ea St.'s
allowed II md held n 20 b. The duty q the nll
taTy power 20 cNe from the peiS thu " c@cloe tof
the exercise e pnrca right ~ rersn's ho are known
rs ds,nye eng hehce cneioss y rcsect 70 muse sne
are friendly 70 inc g"Vetiimeit ln9aRh tuy lahV a1c
upan G''c-tnus sdmois'ra'ion ths reNnrtr ihc cum
mitt"e rectmmoads nc inserference with TIC elective
frpn
Mr. JoHssos sad ne Understood mo bonor&re ~enaor
a. sHyue h'iIt was within no limit o' the l"verone
T. cyercc Nv neats ot us military power the rht fsl
Gecne who we're the proper voterf " sac cec,or
4 Was nut thN pSClhE uc ooh,rol on lHf clec.mhl
ahrndSny abe 70 9oase' inc su,rT Q, the ss9t ns
n' o s 70 aas 'ne "a
tho win o. the n,ll,arF rqtnoreee III
election officers rnd q the stste q Narv,rt wcr
was oval or not What was II sh,. gave lltla such d
unerring aptitude upoa tbe question o. Loyalty
mr. Y, ,,n s,a,1s 'a' 'n' constitution e' Wy
WITT NJ. lio w,.a de Gsois this
Mr. jonSsos cad tint be would not extend his rerar
ss 2. as% % r be- %%a dsede TIC '
.sD ss bis s wssps 70 meet sp 1S
ss ~ to e.o s0 0'0'0 VIC "'' '0""'
d, s.urss' nv fopnl o. lc sac Inc
The pcace was the very retext ty whci eject ug rs
STATE had nscn controlled
MIR p6sroS had the time when he uraeV 20
get his ballet into The box uress be uId sayo ebi !,
Through rcvciyer fe lricud 70 inter erre jth
electors by the military power md he thonnt The us
tor from hertncsy and h friends shoud be the astp'p
10 object hat military force used ~ The rolls ~ at
staple porpcso q preserving peace and the purt o.
elections thus protecting every man 10 he right Ye
Mr.. Mc'lcuCttA SAID free ana uncnbt oiled haIuws
the only power possessed Nv q IreS uenpo foWtq"s
only expressed by the prescnce 81 arm men &c o. press
freedom o. the ballot The W., he sat, " rel7 ~.
Howard we're the only sanotuafes OF tree peopi no
believed that military power hsa been omp'oy,t o,e,