New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
PROPOSITION FOR RECONSTRUCTION.


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Mr.. DAWSON Dem. PENN offered the following;
Bhr'cos. gcat civil var e ts' which ~" ahicts me
United States the -ricvons II all alste producf-
eonnptio AID private immortality and lie American Govern
rishfuly make such wal upon any portion Of
and law ord cstorps to their jus, .uprenaey and
ILL., 1Y House On tho I'd day Of July. 1851 speaking
IN the meme Of the American people and in the face Of the
world sniciuuly snd fry declared That was wased 10Y no
purpos- conquest oppression but oley 70 restoe e
tnon with the lights Of tie people and States unin pied
UA,reos IN every war especially in any q invasion
and mos. particularly II IL be civil between port rs
m ssme country the object OF or st 70 be clearly defined
.nd The term distinctly stated upon which hosihi-s VI
cease a'd adyanc- armies 81 tie Government shord
CARY he Constitution Ia one band wne they ho.d ile s"ea
in the other that tie invaded party may have as chce
between the two Therefore,
BY public ptC lnstion or oieEWse TO aI NE co.ty t
henever State ~ insurecti0n shall submit sr
Tho authority Of the Federal Government, defined In The
Const,tnon all hostiie asans Der tha cese ana '4,h
State ss be- protected ou all external Interference with her
local and institutions and her people shall be guaisnte-
the foil enjoyment Of all those nights which the Federal
on motion Of Mr.. STEVENS, the above preamble and
resolution we're laid Oh the table by vote 70 Yeas to
Yra.-Me'.rs. Ame. Arnold Ashley Baldwin Cis'')
Bsses EelInan. Blaine Blair MOI Blair Nv Na) Bout
we'll Brlnds.ee Broomal Ambrose w CLARK, Freeman
CLARK Cole. Cresswel, Davis (Md), D1vs ~ ~ Dawes,
Demine Dixon. Drigz kckley. Eliot fainsworth feutou
Frank Garfield. Gooc Highly, Hooper, Hoichkss Hubbard
Hows) Hubbard Jenese- Jn.q, k5,,en, Ne he S
indoc Miller q. " Moor,lesd M4Iiil MeFFis - y
Pike, Price. Randall (kyl Rce tMs. Rice tMel' koIln'
{N H. schenck scohsd, shslnon, Smith, smher spaa!d
ing Stevens Thsyer Thomas Md Upon Van NasenburrA
Washbure OMl Washbum (Massl valley, Williams, VII
con Woodbridge Window.
Brooks Brown WIS.,, Brown W. Val, Shsnicr Cofioth
Cox Dawson. Deni.on, Eden hdscron, Edriase Lns,,h
Fnck Oauson. Grder Giswol, Hale, Hall IiaTdns- HT
ringo Harris (Adl, Herrcs Holman, Huichins. Johnson
I1o hi', MeKinney ale'on Nile i pa Moi. Ohio
Morrison Nelson. Penie;on. Robnson Ross steele a. 80
aWbi,e Jo.epe IS. V hiis. Fern .ndo Wood Ycaiaan
MODIFICATION or TARIFF LAWS.
Mr.. MILLER (Dem., Pa.), offered a resolution, which
was adopted instruct4ng the Committee OF ways and
Means 10 inquire into the expeIiency OF repeating 50
much of Tie 9TH section of the act to modify the exist
ing tariff laws impose ad yalorem duty % 20 per
cent printing paper unszed used Or DOCKS ana news
TnE EXEMPTION OF cIERGYYKS.
Mr.. TrAYEE Un. Pa offered resolution instruct
and report 70 the House whether it is expelient 10
amend he Enrolment Act az 10 exempt clelgynen Of
all denominations engaged in tho duties OF Their once
1iis resolution was tabed-Neas. 100; Nays, 10.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. CoFrRoTH Dem. Pa offered resolution that
the Senate concuning, the Fist Session OF The
XXXNlIlh Congress be closed on the third Monday
Objection being made. The resolution lays over
EASK POR CHAPLAlNs.
Mr.. AMOS MYERs (Un.. Pa introduced a bill giving
the rank Of captain OF cavalry 20 chaplans. Referred
10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
CALL FoR a DOCUMENT.
Mr. Cox Dem. Ohlo) offered u resolution which,
being objected TO- lies over directing the Secretary Of
War 10 forward 10 Congress copies OF n communication
from Brig Gen. g. ". Morgan TO Adjt.-Gen. Thomas
dated Mt. Vernon. Ohio, June g. 1868, and Of the
tibits attached marked from a" 10 &C" inclusive
the same being in reply that part Of the official report
OF MajorGcneral Halleck dated December q le62
relative 10 the evacuation Of Cumberland Gap
InE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Mr.. Cox also offered the following;
Rsolee That tie President be- pectfuly and earnestly
Tequr't'a 70 spp9nt boa'd Of Commissioner who can by
nesoion reach the sDthoIs Of The South with view 10
the immediate exchange 81 prisoners under the cartel
from G sSds Of s Gsn bull wbo a. Il /. Tepoaa
unable rom connected with h past
70 hod intercourse with those charged With this bushes. at
chmond aud us al communications not already published
Nth reference TO the prisoners be transmitted the House
Mr.. WAsnBuRNE (Un., ILL., moved TO lay the resou.
zion Oh the table which was agreed 10 by vote Of 81
against -.
HEPoRT on THE REBELLloUs STATES.
Mr.. DAVIS Gun, Md asked leave 10 make a repost
from the Select Committee on the Rebeious States
The House refused suspend the rules for that mr.
pose a tWothirds vote being necessary
COMMITTEE Of THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
Mr. SCuESCK Un. Ohio from the Committee On MI.
3ary Affairs reported back the Senate resolution pro-
Vidng for the appointment OF Select Committee OF
three members Of the Senate ana Tour Of the House 10
inquire into the conduct and expenses Of tho present
war with an amendment that said Committee make
further Inquiries into all contracts ana agreements be-
forc the final report Of the Committee with
any department Of the Government that the Committee
may ST during tho recess Of Congress, and ut such
times and IN such places they may deem proper nave
power to send for persons and papers, and requiring the
SergeanatArms Of either House IN person or by dep
u serve subpenas and pay expenses Tor the attend
anee Of witnesses &c.
Mr. WAsHBURsE Gun, H. offered an amendment
that the Speaker Of the House the VicePIesldent
shall be authorized TO issue subpenas 10 witnesses dur
ng the recess OF Congress- the request oil the Com
mttee in the same manner 40 during the session Of
congress- and that the COMMITTEE DO authorized ~ re-