The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
ANOTHER PROPOSAL ron PEAcR oomMBsIoMsaa
Mr. Love- (opp.) q Ohio, offered preamble cooo,udug

ANOTHER PROPOSAL PEACE COMMISSIONERS
~. Lo.a (opp) q Ohio, offered preamble eono,udi,
with the following resoutsoa:-
rss. The President Of the United States be ana he
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&. ms ossc: on behalf q y. states
h %ar :, sa: pos cs%s e
close So ..s and rights ooasuiiou
M n.wr. (rep) OF Macs inquired OF Mr.. Long who
ner he wog Ashley shoaas ~ Sr s~0s
40 ~ asllod 10 ,hs, st OF commissioners.
The resolution W. rejected, only twenty-five nom
bers voting for II, naraA
Da na:nf ssss Ea. q
Miller OF Pa Morrison On. ~ Sn,o poRds sS Ran Tan
S Ssai 90 4 iA wh ass'''' S''' s'> : ~ 80
The nays ninety six
REpEiIIos AND M CAUSE
Mr. ScBENox, (rep) OF Ohio, o8eredS sertW o. rcsou-
tiOns, to wit:-
That the against insargen banded
on BY wicked and wholly neIcu.asse rebeion and ~,
the name Of public should be treated SUCH
The above agreed TO.
The next resolution read, namely
,er :o . be put ana to
which led 10 this must be permanently removed.
The yeas apd nays were demanded the las. clause
as to the removal OF the OF tho rebellion Mr. j. c.
Allen as his name was called, voted yea amid excessive
laughter. Mr.. Alley. Of Massachusetts, voted This
caused much merriment; but the gentleman directly
changed his vote, explaining that he, the moment,
though, he voting right being opposed 70 the gentle
man from Illinois, The House were 10 most excellent
humor, their laughter being loud and prolonged.
Mr. Cox, (opp) OF Ohio, amid the confusion, ssidwe
the abolition and secession aud ought TO be
moved
reason similar TO that just assigned by the gentleman
from Ohio.
The roll call having been completed the result was
nounced as unanimous, viz:-Yeas 1875.
The next resolution In tNo series read and Is
follows
Resolved That IN the struggle going FOR tho sas
ground on good citizen patriot stand
between loyalty and treason.
This last resolution also unaniAously adopted.
Mr.. Cox offered tho following resoiution:--
ABOLISHED 80 - ''0''' = A"a 40 '-"' = "''e''
This agreed TO amid laughter.
vAILAHDCHAM AGAIN
Mr. PESptEIos (oppl OF Ohio, offered the following
Resolved. That as the sense Of his House the military
G,s Of ce
Ohio in the land forcesof the United states
s"a Ss" q
s . one
Mr.. wAsHnunsE (rep.) OF H.. supposed tho question
had been settled at tho last election Ohio, and moved
to lay the resolution on the, table Disagreed 70 by
The resolution was then rejected BY vote Of Il yeas
against 76 nays, as follows
nroos o. s,ss
EldridGe Fink, 0anson, Harding Harrington. Herrck
Holman Hnchins, Herman Knapp, Law. Long, Marcy. Nc
DOwel Mckinney Miller OF Pa. Morrison. Ncisou Noble
okei Of Oso Penile.on RedIord Kendall Of Pa Rosers
Strouse. stmar Sweat Voorhees,, Wadsworth Chiffon A.
White and Winfield.
HAYs--Siessrs Alley Allison Anderson Arnold. Bailey
Baldwin Of Mass. Baxter. Blair of Mo-, blow Boutwell,.
Boyd Brandegee, A w. Clark, Freeman CLARK 5lay Cobb
Cole Cressweli. Davis or Md. Dawes. Denxng Dixon.
D0nney Driggs Dlmont. Eliot Farnsworth Freak, Grin
NELL Hail. Highly, Hooper, Hotchkiss, Hubbard OF Iowa
Hubbard Of Conn. Jenckes julian Kelly Kellogg Mich
bead Morrill, Morris Of \. r.. Amos Myers, Morton,
Of KY. Rice Of Me-. schenck schoed shannon. Sloan
Smthers. starr, Stevens Thayer Thomas. Epson. Van
yalkep burgb, Washburne OF III Washburn OF Mass Wha
ley, Williams, Wilder, Wilson. Window and WoodLrtd.s
The House them at half past four O'Clock adjourned