New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
STxys,Ish Co,GHEss....Fir't Session
SENATE. wssB'scToS. JON T. leo''
Tug REBELLION.

not eolnpetenu Sea- % nse obligations interfering
Nth State laws that The Government "as ioi W., p'o
lection OF minortes ana iA94s Ns y - ne limited
states outside Of the Constitution. tat u Is we GUY ~
She people to put The Rebellion down ana ,1 'ae ~
,owar of the Government should DC useu iio' $500
Shs states as snch but against the ar ncs % t9e oDo
ctS ordered 10 lie ou the table ana oe pri1'eu-
TIL BOUNTY BILL.
~, F,ssxxnpx DIN Me moved 10 refer the Bounty
,jI 60 The COMMITTEES ON Finance lie thought tgst
nil involving 80 large amount OF none! shouia DC
considered by that Committee. . I'm
Mr. WILSON (Un.. Mass) would not opleei II tue oIl
vas considered and returned without unnecessary
delay. -, ,,.-. ,.--,,,,,o
TIE LSROLlMkNT BILL.
The Enrolment bin was taken up
The senate agreed to consider the minor amendments
nj the Military COMMITTEE before considering the uiehu
ment repeating the $3.50 clause ,.s -
The amendments Of the Committee were auop'ee "a
cept that clause. -. .,,a marine
Section was amended by inserting '"u ~
corps after naval service: r . ar,o.i,,,
Mr. WILSON explained al length the cnee' o. 1900
concerning substitutes. ne clepP 10 IN The Iand
sbo if not fable the draft was aceepsnle ahu ,a'
an ths case of q re.insted veteran becoming suusu
suts he received the bounty and the price o astususe
~ .'ss Sischerged for the time lie had 20 serve as
yeteran If not exceeding twelve months
Mr. SHERMAN offered an amendment TO section pre-
venting veteI from serving as substitutes NnV nav
more tpsn sx months Of their lnal term 20 serve, and
preventing the soldiers OF one state from ueins Geu ~
snbsttutes for the soldiers Of another lie thought
Tic amendment was Withdrawn.
Mr. WILSON saidA NAL may enlist an amen mo lne
,eryoe or Young man under twenty, and he Is hc
oepted be released from the draft. He can furnish 81
acceptable substitute wherever DC can ma nm.
Mr.. DAVIS COnd. Un., KY was at loss 10 uou s
rtand what Senators meant when they utcG inc te,l
Government and loyalty here lie uhuefsIocu =,
aha Government of the United States ali the orsanit
lions OF that oVernmen-ts C0nstituuOl-lts DePat
rneuts--and its officers who MI them: Wine We arc
told that the Government has already enlisted snese
eteraBs for three years. Secretary stanton makes an
arrangement by which the term Of twelve monts ~ 10
be RENTED provided the soldier VIII consent j. ths
20 be taken as the action II the Go'einlnentt g.s
.rnment once lost its head by dispensing WIN he e's
OF Parliament and another and descendant Oh '1at
Government In the second degree vas driven ron ls
throne into exile. 3! what authority IS me SeSie-
ssrv of War called the Government Where does
no obtain this high power Congress might do ~ b1t
one Of the high clerks of the President even tHousn
authorized BY him. cannot do it. II Is an Unauthorized
abuse of power 1t Is unjust that the people OF me
United States should lose Tho benefit VI twelve months
Of the term OF veteran soldiers VINO ny tne term Oh
their contract bound 20 serve. All TN. las Deeh
done by the Government and wien you ask Who the
Government is you are told that It Is Edwin Nj stan
.on in tho War Office. The veteran who becomes sub
sritute for another is liable under the law to serve
for the full term OF three years. he has agreed TO DO
II! Grd the law requires nam 70 90 II, lie hs ISC,ea
10 power 10 remit any portion Of that time.
Mr. DAVIS said that while he Was friend Of the sol
der and Wo1id remunerate pm bhDeL1al!, ne oesreo
Mr.. WILSON asked what Is" the Secretary Of W AZ
had violated. Had not the Secretary tie power 20 dis
charge soldiers a. az! time according to the terms oil
their Minister
MrDAvis said IL conclusion il was unjust 70 The ,ssn
try Il lawful reensed for three years IL - subject
to be drafted for three year. He eml Joys fer Dis
.ubsl.tute and one years service Of is RENTED.
Section fourth was agreed 10.
s1.ech of NJ uale made previously, proceeded ~
- straef. tbereforD on The subject OF corruption
roae S@siav.s re- Naa 1reasrt and elo in Zone
measure rejecting upon he actlO1 Oi Tie secretary Of
tie Navy. Tie read them for the purpose Of showing
.he country tina, the statements IN recent speech were
fnly indorscd on the authority Of tie senator from
New Uamnsbire
Mr. HAL WIS clad that Mr Davis had so high
81 b,s ooh q. IN ouote coniovsI, from !;
PpleVla.loH y, f III -! ~ go inc d.iy
70 tio seDa'e sl',i w" carr i"u pass" 'N0o 40 ~'
eF!s lihpgh'e-. 49,. e, ,,.,.,,-,,
An ARMY To KELfAsE OJR FLlsoSLks. .
Mr HOWE offered joint resolution for the relief o.
the officers and soldiers OF the Un.f States acid
saptiyos in the Rebe prisons at Richmond and vicinity
n hi. tn s it, ,od., the ,r,;,,r,u, ,-r.,t,.
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,,d stse. AID rei~.s 10 .tc 6er eScer on con
s.'on tss. tney are s,os 81 - fr'as ' 81 oi .ocs =
.! $3.50 81 -, 49, II, -, ti.s, ~ III -
s nm nsrals ri the ,e. Of .,.l rri.,u.. now m
.aS hands OF our Government amounting 10 man! thousands
8.rea, the same persons unable or unwilling make
sltsDie o. even t's,ag. p. g.. ' o ,i'' - '
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49,, a P'- '"'' '-'' 80 ''' -
H.. NJ -. s.,i.4 81. ct.-i., - -. io,,i nm
o.. Of he United s,s. the privilege Of .Gppyas IL ~,
ssS 10 oe ,S 90. o. 's NJ o o. ta d 5- .s ,
de I'd ss,.s ni... Ia L ~ led nv Ia 81. Ter al h.
own approval
Bhrea' doe not 9es.ine tsen'yi"o nllon, o. peGp.
tavinr The nts Of and ability ior sell government to so"
'e0eo1' .e eos TO ee'ae 70 tnen WA, .s,. o.
.17s ~ - ~, 'a -e.,rn ary. WIN b1@if.a m -
>, In ~ me- n AIT. t.els,9feb.I
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ava, a..enbleds
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