Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

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patfiosiso ef elesg,Ds0.
~. oranlAjne. o. O., cid % paesieeis
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o.. Oli's sharoh Gill ssDsdy eli dsSseee 81
vhich lie colleague. NJ. Osx compleieeds i
fsrpe.do w6od o1sfsd - a0eao9soes
namely TO exempt iron draft I'll Who iro0
oueecIsettSes belieI II ~ hoosoo 1eo11s6ty
- eventual success u this var are opposed
10 Ne fasehss pru1teustoa, .antil q e0ors
hse been made end failed 10 end te b.
treaty. The comnitsse rejected Il b. 70
agsinse lO3, and refused 70 strike out ths
cissss, which proposes 70 consolidate
the two classes, - agsipst 60. The con
mittee rose without taking action on she
sill, and the Hoass adioasosd.
SgnATs-Mr. Sumnef pseseosed the p
sisions Of II ,7Oe soldiers 81 New Yesk. H..
900 II lilinsis cod II 40 q Aasssoosssess,
cad the dsplIosso nooess Il males, pssyleS
Tor the sstife abeltshsseet d slavery. TIE
sosrodusttocs Of The pstttions caused ~
cy interesting debate between Salisbury
Ssnuse. Wisesa 90 oshses.
NJ. SberDaa introoced bill winch ~
eeisrred 20 the 6nsaes committee, prohibit.
log specalssiots in gold, silver and foreign
exchanges for other purposes.
NJ. Powell iasr oduNed bill amendtoe the
ooastisntiou % y 70 provide bew method
4 " slecsisg the President Of the Usissd
States.
M. Wilson reported bsck the bill rssiv.
mn the grade Of Lisutensne- General, with
a smendmeut striking out tho clause MEX.
J | ioe said oilccr coo0ander in chief, and the
; | clause recommending Gen. Grant for the
. position.
The Senate proceeded to the considers
,, sslcn u tho bill for the pr0motio0 u eoliss
Dents
Mr.. Wilson reported bill for the exam
nation Of certain army odicers. Passed
: Adjourned.
4 0sssou opposed the admission Of Mr.
, Field on tho ground Of insufficient sonstlt
uents and took occasion to sternly condemn
tho Conduct .Oi intertesrs0ce III eiect'oDs q,
Cen. SLipley, who had become convert 1,
the pernicivus doctrine that the revOtes
D States are out Of the Union. Brown Of Wis
j, argued that the mill .sry Governor bad q
. inserierred o. in effect, to prevent Al cleo
tion BY the Hou.e by " against Il, adopt
j. ID. The resolution that Mr.. Fitlos IL No
entitled to seat in the House vent int
the committee on the enrolment bill.
Mr.. Cox resumed. Saying the rebellion
Was fomenscd by clergymen north an
south. His colleague, Mr.. Spsulding ~
not the man to impugn bis (Cox's) pyslty
u for be had stood here oppoalng secession
, while his colleague, Mr. Spaulding, ~
o singing anthems to John Brown. and plot
. ting sedttion and revolution.
4 NJ. Arnold, Of ILL.,, made % earnest u
;. peal not to waste sime in personsl dispute'
!. but at once to psss The bill before them, I
within 80 days the draft 10 ordered, to ei
) ter upon . campaiga the most importau
ssd decisive sinee the rebellion commenced
Il M. Eldridgs, Of Wis.,, offered peovis'
?, that the miaisters have not her0eotose %
d will not 10 future preach politics. tLssgl
- teri He said ministers are inter0eddleI
!. and stirsrs up Of strife and mischief, %
they ought TO 90 to the var, because the
arc more fitted for that than peace.
Mr.. Keruau's anendmens was rtjecte,
of The committee disagreed to an smendmep
= 20 against "a. That 10 sssieniog The quot
Of troops. credit shsil be gwen 70 Stat,
!. end ooautiss from which men have eniists
: In the military organisations from oths
, States for three pears, or during the ~
Ne. Doolittls spoke at length, claimiu
! thss il was the first duty Of the Cover
y meat 60 inorease our armies. Slavery vi
Y the primary Cause Of the war aod ought |
b forever done away With. He was ~
/ lowed BY Mr.. Richardson, Who considere
' the war thus tar carried on, totally for Il
4 negro, leaving thite men Who have T.
/. ssms eiviiisstion, out Of sccount. The y,
. had bess chapter Of administration blur
= dets.
BALT,noas, Feb. 9.
|: A special Dispatch item Fort Aoaros
y the Aasriess, from Hr. q. Q. Faltoo, vi
- 10 ss City Point, says:
=. The rebel Gag Of truce With Commissio
ID or 0old snd Capt. Batch, the truce ofRces
70 arrived ON Sunday, ss City Poist. II
q citissn prisoaers were brought down. The
= were both Msrylanders. They brought e
y. citing news from Richmond, which q,
- they represented Was 10 state OF the mo
feverish cxcitement from midnighe on Sc
70 urday up to the time they left, Ssnd,
=, aftsrnoon. At midnight on Saturday q
p bells Of the city we've russ, add men Ne
rushing through The strssss eeyiug. ~
r arms 20 srasl The Yankees ere comine
During the eenainder Of tho niehs, the
was intense cOmmoti0n every where viaibl
The home guard vas called out and q
" tramp Of armed men could be heard 10 1
= directions. Cannon were hauled shrour
e. the stseets, and women ard children ws
10. husryiag to and fro. Such panic has g