New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD.
! Mr.. HOTCHKIss (Un., n Y. } introduced bill
granting lands TO aid in the construction eli no Lake
Snpcrior RAILROAD ond providing 10y it, by TIE
United States free Of charfe
1HR IoUIsI ma ELECTION CAJ.
Mr.. DAWES (Un., Mars) called up The Louisiana cleo
Mr.. FlfLp Border State Lad resumed lie remarks
from a ioru,r day ia lis own behalf to scat.
/ Mr. SIrvE>s & n. PENN called the aticrtion Of W.
Field TO n publication in Tie N~-Ored4s ID az 4" May
1902 in which IL a. SAID that some persons had sion
Gercd Mr. Field b. saying that be- went on board OF
Yankee runhost undcr Admiral feragit hat ,lnt II
was known that bis (Fclds) loyalty u ihs Noulh J."
Mr. HrLp asked who wos the author Of the charge Of
Mr.. SfrvI,ys rcplied-1t Was Md Gen BULB.
Nit HLLD said that 50 n as Us Loyalty Hau con-
ceruod the charge was Wholly untiEr.
Mr. DAWES (Un., Mass sold that letters @,lo hero
for auan well known 20 hi- House the Hon Ni'ir'l
/ Hahn who SAYS though he differs FROM Mr. irfd. he
takes pleasure in certifying TO his tficid9 o'nti VT
Dawes added: Mi fi!l does not believe ihai Lol,l-
So foreign nation, aod not 10 Se ret ucd as q state
3 of the Union.'
/ Mr.. Sryrvs aid tiat NJ. Dawes remarks vcro q
/ yc,v poor answer ~ his fStcycus's) question.
Mr.. FutD thanked Mr. Dawes fg bis stat mont. He
Qcll) w1s prepared here and elseHhcfe. "a yndcaie
7 his l,yaly. Some persons may have communi Gated
Wthtle utlCman from Pennsylvania tSc1euD. a,pers.
ing bis p I'd - loyalty because h' did not subscribe g.
the doctrine Ola portion 81 the people wlo Hero olp0sd
lis election the ground thlt Louisiana beng ont
Of the lnion be Hiod) Was bore without c0nstltu-
/ oncv louisiana he remarked would have been hero
with Ter senators and Representatives, Year ago "
tho loyal people Of the state could have lad thciF own
way. What fkHnsa- has done toward rcsuuirg Acr
place in tie mon done independently Of MILITARY
authority and oppro, OF sanctioned % some c1.
ieat hy lie Precedent MI Field thea proceeded T.
show, contrary the report Of The COMMITTEE on jl"o-
TONS that be has constituency The question Oi niav
cry never la his way. lie rad few slaves but II
he had bid thousand he would not hive hesithtf 70
sacrifice them the altar u his c0unryE good before
Gnv stnr should be hotted from brilliant galaxy He
would never let the soil ~ Louisiana DO again p1Ju ID
by Tie iootp.inta OF Shdel BENJAMIN or ny Of y -
fraternity. long he could raise his voice gaist IT,
/ Mr. W sHBUFsE On.. I'D said he had received let
tors from gentleman IN Nowcilehns stating int NJ
Field one u the most 10y men Of Loui-na ever
true 10 his flag and country, and that VI. fict htd
been commended 10 him for bis patriotism and devotion
10 his country.
Mr. DrAING CUn., Comm. spoke about lii Demine's,
military experience I'm New-Oleans and ~ his acquain
lance with AIR. Field in that city saying that Nj Field
was all eI-npar ofioyaiy and faithful among tie idih
Mr. GASsoN Dem, y. W member Of tie Commit
tee Elections snid thnt ne could not consclcuous
recommend that MI lied be admitted T. membership
because the gentleman had not sufficient consti,u
ency. He expressed hs dsnppIo,al Of tie conduct Of
Gen. Shcloy The Military Governor. Who, although be
permitted an election In sb2. refused 10 allow In
- is63. This because that Governor had become .
convert 10 the new and pericious doctrine that by
reason Of the Rebellion. tho relations II Louisiana b. tho
MON had been changed aud that she stood 81 the attn
'udc Of a conquered prOyince lie QisnsOn) bad 49,
ways advocated prosecution Of tho wer; bat
when the Rebellion - suppressed HLIn any SthiT 80
tat tbo civil authority Resumes Its sway b, proposed
u trent tie people II fuch states rs citizens belonging
10 tho Union, and that eheneyer they submit 20 the
Constitution and enforcement Of tie laws Tie pending
STRIFE ought 10 stop.
Mr. BEowH dem. Wls) a member Of tie Commit.
t'r GA Elections, SAID il generally agreed by TIE
Committee tlst Louis Qua never had been Olt Of the
Alon, aA hat ~ her own acc she could MT 70 ont.
The simple ground assumed By them % the effect
tlHt there had been no election, the military power
htyius Htoriered 10 prevent such c1pre on o the
part % Tie people as entitled them TO representative
/ Nj DAVIS O'n, Mass) Chairman Of ne Committee
o. Elections said tat although the Committee were not
az NOUS 10 tic reasons fol the report they agreed a.
b. conclusions. Tho military power had inerlered o.
sugh extent as 10 deprive 300 ont OF 10000 Of the
Ii,hi 0t sl'i 60. He (Dawes) briefly argued 70 show
Tat Mr. Field had Ieithor law nor constituency 10
tain Inn.
Jhe nonse then adopted the resolution Of The CON.
mi.,e on Elections declaring that Mr.. Field If not
od 10 sent - Representative In tho House 81 to
AN&NIIM Congress.
/ yhe Ycls aud Ngcs IN fie resoluuon w,ie refls,d
lie tOte BY dyifiaa was ~ against H.
THE ErRoLLsEsT Law.
The iIor then went into Committee of The WIDE IN
'e Htlfc OF tho Union NJ Dawes oil Mos lchscJts boz
u chin. aud resumed tbc consideration 81 tle Senatc'-
h,h amcid liDry Of the Enrolment law.
MIR kftNAA Dem n. y offered IN amendment 9,
emPng nom 80 dfait ciorgmen WHO arc tSt gagged
in tDdc or secular hugine,s.
Dur,f thc debate hi. cox IDom, Ohio opposed the
amendment taying ibot " tho posliferous ci,rgymeu
o. tlc country Ought nct 20 b. cXcmptcd.n
Mr. KELLEY dn., faD was also opposed 10 tic
eucndment b lor different reason. he did not want
hr. SPAUElyG (Ln., Obiq) aid TIA, no patriotic
cl". .yIren lad asked afs such exemption. Gf. Odds
clufch will remedy al detects oi when his colleague
C;ox) complained.
sir Cox resumed saying: Tho Rebellion was fer.
incUted b. CJ"yACn %urtL and south. Ilis colleague
(SpauldHD MAS not tie ican To imyugn his GO, y
loyalty fr ho Lad stood here opposing secession while
lis colleague tSpuuldlng) Eas singing ahoms TO John
Blown and plotting t~diliou AID revolution.
Nh AHSOLD (Ds4, ~ made earnest appeal not TO
tine in peIsOLrl disputes but at once 10 pass Tie
on before thcm. within thirty days the draft is
ordered, uAd are about TO rhtcr on campnign the
most important and decisive since the Rob. ion
need.
Mr. EibnUGE dom. Wiz G,rcd pToviso that
the minister have not heretofore and VIII MOI future
preach politics. tianghterl lie said ministers me
and 1hoy ougt o. 20 t. the because Trey arc more
lit.d Tor Ligt tla1 for acc.
Mr. Kci..us amendment "a rejected
Tue Committee ai-a creed 90 an amendment, 10
against H. hat ia a-signnR the quota Of troops credit
sh3l BE- given 10 States and coi.e3 from Which men
hIyo enlisted il lie Buhtaiy orr mutations oI otic
Siat,, ioi three geaIs or during the car
IEgNASDo ND3D Ijem.. n. " oieIcd nm amend
mont namely: TOeZempi from thi. IA g nj Who nom
conac ion is disbelief IN tie humanity; necessity o.
ogeniga sucac-s 81 s ua are opposoC Il. 10 lUflncr
prosecution raif an effort has been made failed, 10
end 10 by NEGOTIATION
Jhe Com4Ilcc nctol tlis--2s against ios-,nd "a.
fused TO 'rike oI. Tue clause which propo,os 10 &C
SOlldnte the two ciasse .-fJ gg tinsf 90
Inc Committee rose without concluding aciion ~ H.
Dil, AID The House, a. q O'Clock, adjourned
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