The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

Senate.
wasBreIcs, Feb. !, 1904
AsaosAnos M. BAyIRD.
The Won PRESIDENT presented letter from kr. Bayerd
resigDips bis seat 10 the Senate.
DAVIS ayflAHAT,oNs ssc s.
M DAVIS, iopp) OF KY, nase.to privileged question
10 explained 81 length the notion he had regard
70 tho expulsion Of Bright and bis colleague Powell He
thought ibas Mr. Morrill, had departed from bis usual
courtesy and naananimy 10 introducing these subjects
in tho he did In his mr. Davs') resolution 50
e1pel Bright he admitted that Senator could not be
PEELED for his words opinions, but for his acts. His
resolution for the expulsion OF Bright based UPON the
fact that Bright bad written letter 10 Jefferson Davis
President Of the southern coDederacy recommending
against the lawful government OF the United States,
and also becaufe Bredt had uniformly voted against all
bill introduced By him, which was referred to BY Mr..
Morrill, u substitute for bill entirely prospective
IN s character His bill proposed an adjudication in the
Of the country and intended TO forfeit the
OF traitors only during tho lifetime Of The offender Mr.
Davis said that 10 10 remarks on the bill he had unn
tentonaly done his colleague (Mr Powe Injustice He
satisfied they only at the proper
mode OF meeting the movements OF the rebels. He held
that the people had indispuable right 10 organize
their own govenments but II they refuse 10 do go il
became matter Of necessity and principle as decided
lish civil government for them.
Mr. FooT, ep) OF w., introduced joint resolutions Of
the Vermont Legislature 10 favor OF the construction Of
ship canal from the Mississippi river 70 the Eastern fea
min, ,eson,,ons a, tho - sec0rs .oro q,
ali soldiers now 10 tho United states service ~
Also joint resolutions OF the same TO secure transmits
sion Of soldiers packages through the mails 90 the came
~ '.' = TT. Tns NEW SENATOR FROM pn AWARE.
I. NJ me Gs Ss
wsra n nacs ~ M EavarS ras;snsI s'o'' o LOU
TIE PURSUIT OF INDIANS nIo rBs HupsoS BAY TERRITORY
t,nc ira raTo,t ~ the ~ asta IN IN
,ne resolution Of ne Senate respecting the soIIesp0n
10 The pursut Of hostile bands ~ souy Ind m Inc
Hudson Bay Territory.
M AMTE NOV on or ln,FRnIsrxps fomes Axre AMI pIv
rlsTrns
Mr.. wusor fyep., 81 Hses. iu,yoduceo b,l, 10 uro
vida for The sxamnation az onayf and ther
sssaants cnmm,ssayea and their sssistarts ana nav
mssters ana Referred 10 the Com
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hnrsenent or srnansas ar ntrsnchmsnss around saa
citv Referred 10 the Com m,ttee on Military Asirs
INyrerlc ATOMS AZ no Drr IprxryT AyrArs
M nsoa ,yy1p iran N VIE osad mn HE resolnfien
nvesanfe1 ear Xsyc 400 ,scnssiinS tbe danaysments
he Conduct on vhoss sars Was suhieci az investira
tou-to dstail nerson from the densrment 10 anpear
hseo,e shs sorn,,isa ~ ~ enste IN conont nassse
ana ~ crose svamn~ thern " nooI;,Sss ssd ,h.s od
moi onv he masssv of oonvenIenca M ths eomm,ttee
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tee on the senate
Mr. TnprprrI fran or nj thoucht this veyv einau.
lar resolution Heretofore the departments had always
been ready 20 any or seud their
oacsrs before the Senate There was GO difficulty now
10 obtaining either persone or papers.
the fact that be bad been 10 act upon one Of
ana coumittees Of nvestraiop Io WAS associated in
. committee with the senator from New Hampshire who
had declared that the liberties OF country
The treasury a. from The rebels ae thought il only just
70 the head the Treasury Department per-
should be present the gaton explain the
Mr.. GRIMES, (rep Of Iowa. approved Of Mr. Doo,,e's
resolution ]. was necessary 10 get tine facts and DIS
=, ra horss,r !" ,ss n,vsi couir.ci Sys,am Tbe
Navy Department was peculiarly constructed. Il
took man AZ ieast . year 20 understand its
s,, h, ne d.s ,na ~ ~ osys - mae, he
Committee OF Investigation in reference 70 the matters
come before H. II was eminenly proper.th this should
S Ss me sommss wsSs a. with
the details or the Naval Bureau as ,hose who had been
long connected With the department witnesses before
sns ~ ND h ynsr,s Mr.
Grimes proceeded al lenh 10 end The present Naval
Bureau and reaa sitter rom nonsa Mckay IN reerenee
pos ~ snrsisn earies NJ NoKsv IL b;s ,ssr stvss
nickerson an enthusiast uouoraniac without any es-
taoished reputation as an engineer ~ naval CONSTRUCTOR
and other pirstica vessels more 10 The p,errerence Of
neutral Powers tbnn TO any lack Of speed cruisers
ana oeu several instances On lns aesa II va. me
pnISsu sarw,oSu ass a p0 "
department IN question De present peore the committee
70 nerfogate lne Witnesses me senate da hot 81 mere
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Mr. Wallace DELEGATE from idaho Territory was swoyn
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Mr. J. C. ALIEN opp) OF H., offered resolution pro.
vd,ne for the printing ., av thousand ,daon., conas
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OF Mcce'lan's report Referred 70 the Committee %
Printing