, 1864-01-26
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.
WAsMNGToE, January Is, 1871.
SENATE.
WAaHINaToH Ian q 1E64

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;: wAsH1soroa. Jan. e5, 1851
Mr.: SUMMERS, Of Massachusetts, supple
mission 2 to the a bar Of tie r. SnpIems, District
ana CarculL Coufts ot tne onl1ea states ana
Court OF Claims o. an persons unless they
n5ss I 1aKe 1ne GALL p1esc11oea os the act OF
lsGs.
sopiee u a vi ~ M;ssnnl a,.H M na
deIs concerning re elest,ons III alssQari and
Aentneny tssaer .as ~ ranuaaf;n tho
ca,,1ttaa ~, +h rnrSHat ~ ~ Wnr = IN
or,ira f,,+c ~ % at7o;o-c1 of ~ hearv ~.
Hanrc 1,scd In fnrt;fcot3ons A1sn m II fhe
aTanDnt ~ pova1t1 ,sa;d ~ +ha NJ a. r
If ce1tsfn rnns a1d f fhe c"nse @ ~ If the deiav ~
Iufrof1nrfn2 r}f}ad o1,na
Tic committee appointed to inquire into
the affairs Of the Navy Department are Hale,
Grimes and Bnckalew.
: The Senate took up the rule requiring the
oath
Mr: SALISBURY, Of Del, addressed the
Senate in opposition thereto
hr. DOol1TILE, q Wis, dld not see tne
and aaii the resolution Of S1r: sumner would
not affect Bayard, as the Senator had entered
on his duties. The Senate has power to ex-
pei traitors without the establishment Of this
rule.
l1r. Summers resolution was: adopted
Alter d short executive session the Senate
adjourned. :
- I. HOUSE. 49,
nv nAwFa If HIcse from- The -Comnnit-
too on E1ection's renoTtcd aeainsf fhe claims
Of Mr. Field. Of Louisiana, and segar, Of w
AMIN ne renraecntaffvee f2nm thnse 3fafns E.
S1r Holman. ofInd.. ofIared resolution
fnefrnci;np the Mi11tarv Committee to reuort
XII - az {noraase ~ the nv to
a11io 5 T. +ha a.ay ~, ~ Tha Teso1utjnn Was re-
se1rc5 sUtul5 - - q se1cct fnmn;tfce of threc.
~ Ma1E ~ Penn safd .our narn1 ex-
pesee "94u e,1e eA's1 4eant i,oI1 and Snnrart
Ponste y, ~ e11f;rns ~ naarIr -,a roi
sno eAceeu y ao5s5 4..1ad'4S na eno X - ~.
eNpsnscs ~ i''o "A0 1'"At~~ - '1~
mean WI,
Mr. HOLMAN, Of Ind, reported back the
to be selected during the war from among
oce5s of o not astsag RS1eM the gsae Of mo1
and skill, Nothing herein to affect tie ranS,
The consideration Of the Blu was postponed
nntii next Mondny. "a ~'@s "'@> WV f"'f
" EfsHENfsK ~ 1hfo firm, <ha 1f;1ftarv
f.omn,ftfee 1enn1ted The Senafe,s nmendafo-
~ Hn,,rnitSn3,,t Xii VIII oHasn5men4s The
consideratton of the I'M was nostnonea until
~ Ma9ya. @vo,+ ,,+o f,orrn;ttee NJ tia
whn1e & ily IN t,e n1 Hi tn snpniy the decencIes
IN & the hg Sa9F mnsa was
Reports Of 6iM Wsse as5ansn
f6e Paci nfs yRsH Paiifoai M: to create School
ind ant of coaf1sca1sd pronerty. andfauthor-
;einr ;a1u rta fo fnr1n a. co1sftnfionaf State
gofyeTna%ent' gefsrna al Of Which were appropriately
a resc,,+f,,, rvos odoeted. sratrrc+;no t1,a
.1,d;cforv cnmm;ttee ~ innnire into Tia ,: e.
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oun.t?, - ~. 9tts,.. h...s.'.. ~ =
e " inea a aua ~ 1enaEa, iands snd bu-
fsau Of freeaman,s affairs; ..,.
corpus act. and to prevent il1egta, arrests and
fmpI1sonments, DC, was introduced. by Mr.
MCDOWELL Of Ind, and laid over, rs NF-
Wnshburre expressed T. desire to debate it.
A series Of resolutions were offered By MI
Es--t-.. r. Indians, EeathEmlng the Crltten-
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