The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
House OF Repres. N sat.ves.

WAsnIacror. Feb. %, l8jA
INCREASING rax NUMBER MILITARY
ACADEMY.
On motion OF Mr. (opp) Of Pa. the Committee
ON Military Affairs instructed 20 inquire into the
pcdiency Of Increasing cadets at the Military
Academy and expediency repeating much Of
the Enrolment gives officers absent with lea
At the suggestion oil MT Sra, trep of Pa
was exclusively apart for general debate or buncombe
KxcLuDNc IoRs frox rms Co nrs AND pgsLic ,ASDs
HIcr ep Of cao = ioro ,hr dn si % . e.,
Element on the public Referred to the COMMITTEES
rl.s sa ,as 4. n MIN
.ly ssor ss the iSm
That the boun,e. authorized TO be psd .Hesr Existing
mcnt 10 veterans recnsns Of persons enstns IN The
ssss Hr a
s ar se
prolr aled or that purpose.
ANN:
ME- Sc said that was already provided for in the
Mr. UorSsorn replied that Provost Marshal had issued
Mr. SCIENCE "a then be held respon.
The passed this resolution to extend the
time for .1s o. sp
House passed rcsSaIon otthanss to Aamra
GERS and en for ennen. SKIN nd cndasncs in co opo:at
nS sSs sFm
men for daring and s in s s.S Ing the cned States
rsIsTxrsls Y Inf Al, rLI.ozs Stars.
s.s ssi s on Military
OF resiten of virginia, North
1s dS
three y ars durise snail be entitled nc bens
regiments Of asy q the staes which they may
ca o. ssA sns s0osga oers hey x s b
o. states procuring such enlist sh,lI receive credit
sas S1fr S ac only until such sae
shall Be sub es g cal or sToops b., he crsssy
formed !h.' facu,ns oacsrs
bya COLLEAGUE that Ohio regiments in the sc.thy were
es se IKE he S e..
% a p.cS coz fs 5san
rsssuns oacers from Trey " had induced the
F'sssah and sfssse''
sne eGs sSmn
AND ne cate t s1,.a hen o nv we're sys sr0 "
Mercy running assDs, mssce Some warn
e,sss Ses from 81 Ha'
:sep Isssii y As ios:ss SsisS sss; s.sns
Ss Vim n! s \:
sn;" s 'ai %'n s
s .sn X: s 'R r., Of ousl k ss s s
psiv,ess ht 10 ruichs.c men in osnsr states -
s :is st e Is @ :s
i'ss .,",sa snsss ante
%r. 2 exc h s sU w lie
svey %. more Sales. ne r;g:s,sa .l., while
rty they denied all The rghs claims Of
II he called the to he MIN light. they
for him. Hence he ierudiaed the whole policy
called upon bis state Kcntucty), send her rtemeh
Mr.. BLAIR, Of No. did not regard this between
States and other States. 1t between the
government and the men in rebellion against H. lie be.
cved they could a. well employ men q re sovh IN Massa
remarks Of the gentleman from Kentucky He (Mr Barl
knew what he had thai here thousands OF
the South anrfo1s ard wng 10 enter The service OF
@SsS ss ssss
men there II provision be made for III sup
ror lies. IL their battle than OF
and ney had more interest uphOldng the
cssr sstcn he horrors and evils OF the war Ths view
which the rad sought lncucate
was the state rights doctrine run mad
Mr. JANIS O. AiLrv topp toi ~, sugsssted whether
main where they nucleus for the Union
ment instead OF attaching them TO the regiments from va
NJ BLAIR (rcp oHHo replied tina, wasteeins done in
| North Carolina and Alsuans but me msasure pending
would DO more lie was in favor Of having their
families provided for aud giving the largest bounes
i Mr. Giarifip (rep) 81 ohio. speaking from practical
knowledge said ony white regime ms raised 10 he South
Command wss wing 10 the ores near bscsi learned
that the mountains caves and al paiu OF the noun
ains ned MON scrnly holding out AGAINST
ccnscipos, and resns every attempt 70 Tore them into
learned had made his escape from Libby prison. and
| hat oncer In three days raised four hundred men
The women from mounaius obtined his consent that
these men might be enlisted aud one woman broueh, in
T Onion and a .Ss s y ss s n ss
p Western yaIns fIoTos,Ien before ths acgs.
! reaching sna wus ssaissHshshp.