The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-03
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amendments The bilh 70 amend thu home
stead act. Athamensmenl was adopted CAV
ing The beneh,s OF The bill 90 psrsbrs in
naval service. .st I,
Mr.. Clarke addressed the Senate on the
Davis expuis ON resolutions.
The joint resolution OF the West Virginia
Legislature, praying ior Legislation relative
to The navigation Of TIE Ohio river, was
referred.
The pension bill yes taken mp and passed.
[ The bill -amending the homestead law
WAS passed. = - - . l. y !,
/ A resolution was adopted figuring Of The
President whstisteps have bsea' takenio ex,
ecuts The laws relative 10 the colonization Of
Africans IN liayti, Liberia, &c. ,i-,,.,
/ A petition OF citizens ois w sconsiB, pIays
rg that the reciprocity treaty be modified SO
as 70 prevent the importation oflnmber, iIcm
Canada, was re'erred.
The resolution 10 eIpcl Mr.. Davis was
1 aiken np. .T"- = - i''f17 ""i - f1't
/ AI5GJa K. thDnght the Senate WIS bpnnd
10 accept Davis's disclaiper OF any intn.
| ton OF inciting inspfrec'iens, and hoIed hr.
| Wilson's resoiu ion would be Withdrawn
MIR: Foster would vote against expellng
or cerspring Mr. Davis, but iOund grave
] FAULT with Dir. Davis. rs q'stl-:4I
| =, Remarks of Messrs. johnson, Howard
ard Ftssenden iol!owed.':'
Mr.. Wilson reiterated his love for free
speech. iree press. lIee men. free county ard
| tee world. and ter a INV re marks relsuye
to the resolu; ons OF M. DAVIS, with Lis
disclaimer. becoming . aice, wi hdtew his
expulsion res1iutIoD.'
! The bill to encourage Fenlis,menis was
discussed by Mr.. JohDson. , .r.. lli
Adjourned till Monday. ~3..E1 WI
HOUSE, "A general Conversation occurred
. with view of coming to an agreement
concerning The consideration OF the enroll
ment bill ~ .2fl - II, ~ 1887 'o1 %
Mr.. schsr ck' said it was necessary that
the bill should pass early TO resist any des.
perate and wild attempts which the rebels
might make against us.
The House recousdeIed the vote by which
the enrolment hill was referred TO the COM
mittec OF the W.hele, by 100 10 Al. p
! The bill then came before the House.
/ Further consideration was postponed till
! Monday. ''s,' .,
Mr.. Garfield advocated the forfeiture oil
the person al and real estate VI the rebels. r
| .-a WAsHIsaTox, Jan. %. +
SESATE.-Mr. Wilson reported back ,Ae
Iii a;v;,,, honr;v ,dsoiaiars enli,ted nrior
n May 1sGl -. - - III
The House bill passed, spprepriating mon.
i ey 10 pay the Irdian and OF her pensions ior
the fiscal year ending june 20. 1865. j.
! MIR. Wilson called up the bill lor promo
,,nr eni;stmshis Mr.. Chimes, amendment
w,s ado lad giving instead OF two months
nav sucb sn,ns in ,bpuntv. M thu President
sha,l ordsr mot = excseding s1oO e,
Ths resolution 20 ,xpel M. DAVIS was
taken mn, ~ ~ rs y %
M Mo,r;j, aadrsssed. The Senate At LENGTH
on the subiert. ~ ,.,.r-..-. :, :
A hill proyidipe lorthe better organization
II, Indian Affajrs N California was intro.
duced and re,erred to ,hs Indian commit.
Tee ! Ths b;,l 20 inrrease ,be salary Of Gus.
tom Inspe e,ors ose dollar per duy WAS pass
i ed. :, #, .. .7y,.% ,t.. -,
i A petit;on from dis,il,ers in Cincinnati re
lsnec,;no ,he tar n, snir,ts WAS re,erred "a
~. E;nsncs com i,tee, 7oF'F7s'1
Mr.. Hale from ,he Naval committee. re-.
nortsd the tollswine bill; That hereafter
ali aonoin.men,s in ,be volunteer naval ser.
y;ca he submitted 10 tbs Senate tor con6r
-, ,i;on and ali such sbnojntp,enfs hi,berto
m.do shall cease at the expiration of sixty
Iora from the ,ime9oi ,he re,urn oil the
voss.,a in which ,hoss holding them are
srmnIn,ed ] - =. ,..,.r 49,
NJ Grimes, amendment to the enroll
n, IN ;nser,. !, Ian Of Two months, ad
vance nav to colorad recruits. such bounty.
na, : exce.e;us one hundred dollars. as the
President NOV direct in the seye.al States.
l21'he debate on The expulsion resolution
was uarticipa,ed in by Me srs. Morrill,, Pow
ell. Hale and Others. Mr.. Halls argued
AGAINST its passage. iN.syf ).
UousE The House proceeded 10 the con,
sidera,ion Of the deficiency appropriation
bill as reperted from the committee of tho
Whole with amendments. -
Il The House disagreed to the amendment Ia
suspend the work on The capitol and assay
hn;Id;nos. The bi Il passed with only lou,
negative votes ,.....
!, Mr. Kinney. dclerste from Utah. leierd>
al 'hs psonie of That territe,y from the
. charge Of Fernando Wood that they were
nrft,,,atey HE maintained that the pecple
of TJ1sb were a lo,al people. ard hence thew
had incurred Mr.. Woods displsasurs i
lhe (K;rney) were iull member OF the
Il use lie would introduce . resolution ia
expel Mr.. Weod -!cr expressing reasonable
sentiments. The object Of the traitor Floyd
and q James Buchanan in sending troop.
10 Utah was 10 cr,pple the North and open
,bs way 10 sece, sion
+ MI. Wood replied, saving that bis re,nafk H
yesWrasy .e'e p's"''..u w ~ 49, lo.u
neIs' AZ ~, asa nu sas i..and pd Il, ,a,.,,v
ne I'u Wv equ"e 'ot ~ ~ ne =.
ns oianuee any nan Iva ,nas, M "~u ,..n '
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