New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
SENATE. WASHINGTON July 2, 1894.


Mr.. SUMNER (Un., Mass made report from
ne Conference Committee on the disagreeing amend
ents TO the bill to provide for the more speedy punish
DDent OF guerrilla maTauders which was eoneurred IL
INCREASE OF SALARIES OF SLAVE TRADE TREATY
JUDGES AND ARBITRAToR5.
Mr. SUMNER moved 10 take up the bill 70 increase the
salaries Of the Judges and arbrators under the treaty
with Great Britain for the suppression OF the slave
srade He explained that the bill related TO officers
Resident at Sierra Leone and the Cape Of Good hope
shat the judges receive twenty hundred dollars and
The arbiratOrs two thousand dollars per annuIn anu
eenld not live on such sums go
Mr. TRUnBULL Gun. M opposed taking up the bill
and said these officers had nothing to do and were paid
IN sol9 aoxxvss Tin Cal, also opDo.ed il The jsdges
IN his own State we're receiving bat forty per cent on
tbeir salaries.
The bill was not taken up.
TIE ENROLMENT BILL PASSED
= Mr.. WILSON Gun. Mass), from the Conference Com
nee on me o fOtoet 20 ,o SIe made
81 81 'D'' Wv e' ~ - 49,. =. g.,
years and $500 for three years. instead OF 500 fdf one
year e3OO for two years and 500 for three years ana
fhe bounty made payable IL three yearly equal insta
nents Full bounty not allowed 70 discharged sof
iers In case Of death the bounty Is made payable 10
che children, wife, OF mother but not TO the legal rep
Notice Of fifty days isrequirod to be given before O
The House provision allowing recruiting in Rebel
States retained except as 70 Tennessee, Arkansas
0Rd L0plslalA
On the question Of concurrence with the report, the
vote stood Yeas l6 Nays 10. So the report was not
eoncurred In. Annexed is the vote
pom Lane Of nd Lane q Kansas Morgan Morrill, POmeIOy
Ssnssy Sumner, Wade, Wilkinson, Wflson-l6;
an Tsssssi Hcl. M.noas PO%e Ride SAILS
tury Sherman, sprsgee Ten Eyek, TrumbuN, Ven "nke
Mr.. SHERMAN On., Ohio moved that second Com.
nittee Of Conference be appointed on the bill
Mr.. CABLms (Un., W. Va opposed further con
Mr.. MORRILL, Un In) wished the Senator from Viz
Enis Mr. CArile) and his associates 20 know that i
BE leave the Government poweress " MI the ranks o.
fhe army, the Government will end IN anarchy. Should
ke thwart that Government in this hour OF its need
Hnd break confusion, eislate for the wants OF
se armyt Senators have gone against every measure
90 sustain the Government to think tho hour has
come when faction will triumph; when no more troops
shall be raised when Grant shall no longer be sus
gaiaed before Richmond The Senator rom Virginia
INF Carlile) rises 70 counsel men who have sustained
this contest with the Rebellion that IL Is not worth
while longer 70 continue 1t. was 10 be hoped that we
would not take counsel from those who do nothing
against the Rebellion. To counsel the Senate upon this
subject did not come with good grace from the Sen
ator (Mr. Carlle). he (x. MORRILL, would stay here
month IL necessary. He would stay here till provision
made 10 fill armies. He trusted that the motion
Nor another Conference Committee would be agreed
Mr.: CAMnE briefly replied to the remarks Of M
Rebellion and stay here for thirty years If need there
tbould be- and vote all the time against such bills az
Abe one under discussion
Il
amendments, and asking for further Conference Coin
Inittee was then adopted by Yeas, %; Nays, 8.
Mr. CoNsEss then moved reconsider the vote agree
ing 20 second Conference Committee, on the ground
that there danger tina. the bill might f for wan
n a quorum in the House
The motion was carried by Yeas 90 Nays, II.
GTbe motion to disagree with the report OF the Center
hoe Committee was then recOnsidered, and the repOr
gas finally concOIred in by Yeas "a Nays as follows
Sspden Foot Foster Hale, Howe, Lane kAEsas Lane ind
ksOfgsh Morrill, MeDoassl Pomer9y, Powell KAn.ay kd
die Salisbury Sherman, Sumner, IramoaD Van "ink!e
Wiley, Made, Wilkinson, Wiison-T. p, An,
RArrs Henderson, Hendreks-S
RECONSTRUCTION OF The REREL STATES.
Mr. WADE Dem Ohio made report from the Com
ittee Of Conference on the bill to guarantee TO certain
Etates whose governments have been overthrown re
publican form OF government and mo'ed 'Na' IN
benate reeede from its amendments
Motion carried, by Yeas Il, Nays H.
The Senate then, at twenty minutes past nVe TOOK
recess until u o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
SUBMARINE INVENTIONS.
Mr.. HALE called up the bill making an appro
uriation for testing submarine inventions.
The bill was passed.
THR POsT-OFFICB.
NJ, CoygTss called up the bill correcting cierfea
srTor in the Post-01ice law of June, 1864, WAcn We
passed. -. uo,,r,, ~, ~, ,,.o rrc
MI TRuMBULL called up the bill 70 restrict tne Juris
avment OF certain demands for quarteYmastos store
Ind subsistence supplies furnished 70 the sIy VI ~
On motion Of Mr. CLARK II was amended 50 as 70 70
snie the examination and approval OF lle eals W Wv
xhird Auditor Of the Treasury .-,..
Mr. McDoUGALL offered an amendment approprl11l
sr $500 COO AZ indemnity 20 Mexico for tne inlIes sh
e. sustained through the policy Of We gb!te1
90 which be hinged speech G1 We @eA'0sa SS''"'''
and then withdrew tue eLneDoHhue
rk ti WA uaAsed.