The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-03
WAsnIEGToy, Jan. 26.

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iSENAFE.=- Mr. BayMds rtook7 utht
oath required by the, ,Senate's -resolp
ton Of Yesterday. In short speecl
he announced lis Intention to retire L
private life. c.G'' r'dt @rom 90 t'"1
| MIR Richardson took the oath, after
ircmarking that he did not believe .jr
the pelicy. +, ,;c,,o5. ra,}.,ay.5.H
Mr.. Davis resolution calling for pa:
.pcrs relative to the exchange Of pris.
oners9wDs adopted. 'sIeoaa y'A1 'oE as
Mr.. .1Brpwny of Missouri, introduced
a bli:teabuihla brjdgelaeross the Mis-
sissippi River at St. Louis. .l a,ie
Mr., Wilson introduced 4 bin t
aprint' the off ial reports Of the opera.
Ftions' of the armies, Of the United
StatesG Referred. q .b1Ae, III aIe.
Mr. Wilson also intrcdaced, . BID
securing the homestead for persons in
ithe service Of the United States. Re
ferred to the committee on Public
Lands. ''%4'' tea ..''.. --s - a''+
The Senate then took up the reso-
luton of Mr.. Wilson to expel Senator
Davis of Kentucky, from the Senate.
Mr.. Howard moved to strike out
the words '"he expelled and insert
."hc censured." Mr.. Howard address.
'ed the Senate at length on his motion
AT the request of Mr.. Davis, "a let.
ter was read, setting forth that, in Of
.fering these resolutions he had no
TO incite the arm to nutiny,
or the people to, sc1ition, Or any VIC
'lcnce, whatever, hntit was to exert the
whole people, North and South, atc
terminate the war by q constitutions
settlement and a reconstruction Of the
Union, and that the. series Of rcsolu
.tions would not fairly admit of any
other construction, all of which he
/ Davis now re-affirmed.E .ueI7da
Mr.. Howard Offered an amendment
to SUI stitute '.censurc"' for 's'eXpell,
ed" " ''''
Mr. Howard testified to his admira.
ton Of Mr.. Davis patriotic frankncss
tanl devotion to principle, but thought
tthe. singular resolutions of the sSeHa
! toy should meet with rebpkc frem tbYe
Senate. lie deprecated the treating
Of rreetels' w'ith' sbft words, and con
tinued at some length ih9qaqpaHiatR
vein, concluding" BY sayfrg that the
rebels we're fearfully in earnest, ssnt
! we must osubduc thtin witAq the bayo.
net, as they,have treated us withcon
tempt aud spit upon the olive branch
offered them. r,,f- 81 oo;.,. .Ye r,yc.. ..
Mr.. johnson thought Mr.. Davis
resolutions, taken together, did 'nor
! contain reasonable utterances, and
proceeded at some length to argue
from preeedents that opposition to the
Executive did not constitute treason.
Mr.. Morrill, obtained the floor, but
gave way till 'to>morrow.3@ yfn1 gii:i
HoUSR.--The House resumed com
$iderationt of the joint resolution.
amendatofy of joint resolution ex'
| Iplana4ory of the copfscat:on act. -
The bilI,, after q debate, was laid
aside and.repoted to the House. The
committee then took up. the naval sap.
Ipropriation bills-s,---- ,:s'.------~
The House passed q Senate resolu,
ton rendering thanks to Gems. Hook
Fer. Meade, Howard, 4Banksoand Burn
side, and the officers ahda men undel
ltheif respective commandsyand also tt
Commodore Vanderbilt; for the gif
Of the steamer Vanderbilt. .mmo9
The House then went into n com
Emittee of theoWhole on the defciene,
Of thet tappropriationobillS I'D ,9ac
/. Ms. Davis has drawn UP d series Q
4reso.utions condemnihg Gen" Bank
for his course in ordering an election
jim LLouisisna.!ilH yh,'da Toh! 10 u
I During iiaqpAtlhHsl TIE ca6anssderation Of III,
iioint9 resolution atnenaatory to. tn
| Confscationo Act, FernandoAIWoot
said it was now proposed-to recall {
measure which had prevented a Pres
ldentiap yeto,' and which was part b
4 THAT act. Such repeal would he 4
,[gross violationaef- justieeraaa right, s.
lfar as9 ita attempted deprive 'thos
9persons attainted eoftreason Of thefd
fof tleirrsalb estate. He argued il
flavor of the appointment of Commits
sioners to Richmond, and said that
similar, course, was pursued in the Sha.
! rebellion, in the Whiskey rebellion, il
! 1.-THE vars wars with Great Britain and Mex
Eico, and during the Mormon hostili
lties. igoqaa5q h car2Siva aid. ses 't &