, 1864-07-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Enrolment and Reconstruction
Ellis.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ue-]
WASHINGTON, Sunday. Jnly 3, 1864.

lAH3 WH8 nI6i fEJecLe0 In Inc senate Se5tef"
dny, by three majority. An hours excited
debate followed, In which Morrill, aduinis-
tered q most severe rebuke to Carlile and
Hendricks, for their course on the subject,
and the motion was reconsidered, and the re-
port therefore was adopted by Is to II.
Connees and Van Winkle changed on the
first vote. Anthony, Clark, Chandler, Con-
ness, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Lane, OF KIM
sas, Morgan, Morrill,, Pomeroy, Ramsay, Sum-
ner, Van Winkle, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilson.
Nays-Buckalew, Carlile, Davis, Doolittle
Harlin, Harris, Henderson, Hendricks'
Howe, Lane Of Ind, McDougall, Powell,
Riddle, Salisbury, Sherman, TrumbuL
The absentees were Brown, Collamer, Dix
on. Grimes, Hardin, Howard, Nesmith,
Richardson, Ten EJck, spraguc, Cow
an, Wright, Hicks.
The bill is Us follows:
sEc,1. The President may call for any number
Of men as volunteers for respective terms Of one,
two and three ycars. Such volunteers or their
substitutes ehal be credited to the township. ward
&C., toward the quota. Substitutes and every &C
ccpted aud mustered volunteer for one year shall
receive 500 bounty; for two years 81 o: for three
{ears $300-eoe-th1rd Of the bounty at the time OF
term Of service, and one.third At the expiration Of
the term Of service. In case Of his death in the
service, the residue Of the bounty goes to h1s
widow; in case there is no widow, then to bis
Children In case there are children then to bis
mother. II she be widowed.
SEQ. 2 II quotas arc not filed within fifty days
after euch cal, then the President shall immedi-
ate|y order d1aft for one year to fill such quota,
or any part thereof which may be untitled; and in
case OF any such draft, no payment OF money shsll
bo accepted or received by the Government as
Communication to relieve any enrolled or drafted
man from personal obligation to perform military
service.
SEQ. 3. It shall be lswful for the Executive Of
any Of the States to send recruiting aecnts INTO
any Of the States declared to be In rebellion, ex-
cept Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana, TO re-
cIuit volunteers under any call under provisions
OF THE act, who sha be credited to the State, and
to the respective subdivisions thereof, which may
procure the enlistment
SEC. 4 Drafted men, substitutes and volunteers
shall be asalgned to organizations from their own
States, and as hr as possible on their own selcc-
tiou.
SEC s. Any person under sixteen years Of age,
received or mustered without the consent OF par
cpts or guardian, shall be Immediately discharged
upon the repayment Of the bounty received by
him. Officers knowingly cnlistsng or nustering
tuch person shall be dismissed the service with
forfeiture Of pay and allowances. and be subject to
court 1nsrtial.
SEC G.-Drafts shall be for one hundred pc.
csntum In addition to the number required to dlI
quotae.
portatIon to place Of rendezvous.
Sec. s. An persons In the naval service Of the
T-rS<n Al Auva toad ng3
during the present rebellion, and have not been
and State, by reason Of their being in said service
and had not been enrolled pror to Feb. 9Th, 1864
stal, upon satisfactory proof Of residence, made
to the Secretary Of War, be enrolled and credited
to quotas OF their place Of residence.
SEC. 9. Drafted men absent from home sha1l be
notified as eoon ss possible, bnt shall not be de-
termiued deserters till reasonable time shall be
given them to return;
SEC. 10. The existing law ia not changed In re.
erect to persons consdentiouslJ opposed to bear
ing arms.
The report was sgreed to by the House last
evening.
RECONSTRUCTION.
The Senate, after adopting on Friday night
as substitute for the House reconstruction
bill, the amendment introduced BY Mr.. Col
lpmef, "n1on pso71aes tna1 no etate "nich
has been rebclllous shall be entitled to vote
for election, or to be represented In Congress
until the President shall proclaim, under an
act Of Congress, hereafter to be passed, that
It Is ont Of insurrection, reversed Its action
yesterday, and receded from its amendment,
thus adopting the House bill entire. The
change was wrought By aosentees. The Col
lamer suosutute was adopted BY one or two
ma9of1ty' ........,-..u
Anhnnv ior nnIeg uE c,lR cd9eeas Foot G
Harris. Howe, Lane, Of Kansas, Morgan,
Ho9er2{; ,;say hamsayt tn 5heIman; sprague, sumner
N4THBucEaleM carliie, Davis, Doo,it.le, Hen
dereon, Mendrick; Lane Of Ind, AGDousalis Pew
WintiM1l. vi '' 1A11A0o''' WI
AaezxrrEs- -Brow1, collemer, GorEin, Dixon
HnwsnS iohnsnn Mnp4 Nes,ni1h R;en.rdsa, nsas
Wiley, Wright-17.
The bill as passed provides for the appoint
Dent Of Provisional Governor for eact
rebel State, with the same pay and emolu
ments Of q Br1gadicr Geaeral; such Governor
as soon as the military Resistance to th'
UAited States shall haFe been suppressed II
any such state, and the people thereoi shal
nave eullclently returned 10 lnelf ooeolcnct
~ .ue Ions.lsuou ~ Ira !a"s " .ue unteet
w unees s o.eu o'ates :, Ht"i isn. 81 :. !.
States resident In the State, and to require o
them The oath Of allegiance.
In case majority of the persons enrolled
shall have taken the oath, the provi.iona
Government shall, by proclamation, inyIt.