The New York herald., 1864-01-13

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tee reported bin supplemental to the law relating 10
the war Department and authorizing Ibc settlement Of
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the bill to reimburse the State OF Pennsylvana for calling
out the militia for repelDg invasion, appropriatnS
Nr. TyRsANpo WOOD, (opp.) Of NJ T. moved an amend.
pnont so as 70 reimburse New York which should 90
placed on an equal footing with Pennsyvans other
aid OF pennsyy should induce Penusyvania to prac
tice the most liberal spirit towards New York New York
alone had absolutely disbursed Ave millions for the sun.
preston Of the rebellion outfit Of troops bounties 10
volunteers, &c.
Jersey.
MT ssvEy trepD Of Pa Explained tbat an act OF Con.
grsss provided for the settlement Of such claims these
OF Peunsyvann. (which, when audited, shall be pado
sgo the slte d Maine nled her vouchers, and was only
last week be had ascertaned that na adjustment had
been reached Among the items excluded some for
money expended Tor state defence
Mr. Co.. (opp OF Ohio said the state Of pennsylvania
was happy 10 having leader here, while 0hio-occa-
sionally overrun by such raids Morgansand other
States had none lie offered an amendment that when
ever expenditures for calling the militia, either 10
repel invasion or suppress nsurecton in any State shall
be audited by the proper department, and the same
ascerained 10 be due they shall be paid and the
Of ten millions OF dollars s hereby appropriated for The
purpose
b and said M reply 10 Others that the title Of the law
Of ls6L showed thst 1t vas an act OF Indemnity 10 The
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pcss s claim Of Pennsylvania because other states have
Dot brought forward their accounts. When the Other
thsy would act without qubblug and act with re.e.
renee only TO their proper dues
Mr. tovxJoy, (rep) Of ll said this was an attempt 10
egsate and approprste money At the same time there
was 10 authority OF Law for the payment Of Pcnnsyvs
nss Ms E oanse o .oIss -Sa Ss Illegal M
the fact that tbs Pennsy troops ordered
by the proclamation OF the President for six months,
snd though raw militia they united with the regular
army In several engagements.
Mr.. Lovs,oy said eveo IL che claims were Just. old
Pennsylvania might have waited little while bsfore
presenting her clAine
Mr, scilScH (rsp.) OF Ohio, offered amendment to
toe bill. enable the court 10 act upon all casea,
where MATERIAL food forage and other property have
susy been taken and used for govsrnment purposes,
under contract or agreement He understood bill wss
70 be iurpducsd, creating = Departmental Court, or
tribunal which shall take into consideration s questions
tort and damages sustained during the present war
order n make proper allowance.
Mr. KRHAr, (opp.) Of n. r., said the present war
leaves 70 the Couft OF Claims decisions q questions aYs
Ing updsr the contract rne bill pending right
and proper out another which n BE- reported would
provide indemnity for property taken for the benefit Of
shs army.
M SnIrR, trep) OF KY. said II was the duty OF Con
gress 10 pass law BY which every man who shall have
been injured IN any way snail know snd feel that the
government intends TO ifs debts When the be-
GnnN uaau nrncu ured fnr