New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

| nj nom ifll@lHnj. AtfI NCpHbV'' ~" NV
| ed--Aeas 90; Nays, 63.
IHK ENROLMENT BILL
The House went into Committee 81 the WhOIe on the
| bill arneudstoIy 0f the Parchment bill
| The pending amendment was that OF MI stevens
that al eDe.bJd.ed male persons oI African uoscen,
between tie ages of 20 and IS whether citizens OF not
re dcn IN the United States SHAH be ehfoled accord
ing a. the provisions If the ao 10 when ms bl Is
supplement and form part OF the national forces ana
when slave vs. Or fod aud mustered n'0 the scrt ~
his master shah receive ceIubohe mercer 10y SV'
and tine drafted man shall be ree Irerdtd, the slGses
| Of lUy0l men only SHAH be- pald i'r' . , ,
! Mr. DAVIS Gun. MAJ made the suggestion ,.a' me
$500 feature DC omitted in lie above TO which MI ste
Mr DAVE (NId) offered the following amendment to
| the above amendment;
the slave states Iereued IN toug s. charged to award !
inst compensation rot ctcetns So to each l@yS owner d,
Ss'c payable out o. che communication money when the mas
Mr.. DAVIS hid he moved this amendment not be-
cause be- believed compensation was due the master Of
the slave but because IN. ry land the President and
Secretary Of War in execution Of the law II let2 were
torganzng persons OF African descent TO suppress the
Bcb op and had seen it 10 appoint Commissioners
for the pNrposc OF estimating The value and awarding
reasonable compensation for the slave, who might vol
untrpr lie believed q at the Government Ought 10 take
slaves for military purpose, because they owed such ser
vice - the Government.
Nj ANDERSON Un.. Kv) thought The amendment
did 20 far enough In his district the people
differently situated lm those IN any other; large
ority Of ihe vonnc men following the pernicouS coun
scs ~ traitors, had Joined tie Rebel army and this
was the reason WHY tie district had not filed it, quota
when the next drift shall take place that district will
owe 900 men Now unless me slaves Of Rebels N that
d.>r, shall be taken, resort w have e. be had 20 the
pooi Young men. The LOYAL population, while those Who
have Induced enAstneuts ia he Rebel service " be
allow Is 20 enjoy thoir opery peace BE was IN favor
of putting The slaves al all iebels and Of their sympa
hzci> IN the army. hlt was opposed 10 thus apNopla
Ing The slaves Of mon NEW.
The question being taken tn amendment ri VI
Dsyi, was agreed 90 NessrS Davis ThoEls, .ud b
st.r. " Maryland, yniag H. We affirmative, and Mr.
Harris OF that state IN tLe negative ,
Mr. WfRslFR Ou. Md said We Ind no trouble
about taking slaves for military service. Tho Govern
mcnt took licm both persons ard property. slaves
were 80 considered ty the Constitution. and lnd been
regarded n that si' Iom the adoption Of the tonstu
tiCn 10 t' present day. If slaves taken as property
con pensatlon must Doe made. Inc black man having
once been soldier should b. free. He would give com
peusHiion 90 the astfr aad freedom 20 tie slave Form
eIy he thought the white men were sufficient To put
down tie Rebellion but now duty 20 oIr country re
quired that We should m0hf Use of all TIE means in 0ur
power 10 sapplaut a.. attempts TO destroy our Govern
uont.
Nj Kuur TN. Pa remarked that We Jill not give
the Northern father pcu-Dtion for his soA did
not gy" The wife cor pcrs1tion for hcr husband Wc
did no. give the orphan Children compensation Tor hsy
M Withdrawn nom mem il'r support when thv crIii
took fic husband end fther without cornpere stiru
lie die not thgt ie Teat between TIE stakeholder
and tL1 slave was IloTr sacred dian t.nt between
father AID son. wife and husband. ca'id ami parent
slaves Nore pe--Ous; tl,! were never named IN Tie
Ncnstf lton us property. Livery man owed III. Any
service 20 tie country. He ready appropriate
mon 20 pay for TIE slaves 81 LOYAL owners and whose
masters shall consent TO their volunteering ia The service
M. HA.El-. Bor. II ie. Nd coltendrd thai slave
owners entitled go cGnp HsufOu for their slaves
But 10 MS asioui-hWeut Dc found hat his colleagues
lMss1s Davis and Cie.swtJ representing slave
holders were vi ur ~ deprcc ae fhe rights and pro
perty o ss toder- aud Ia iyor Of turning these de-
pendants upon fhciu ior support % -4Ne. Ho looked
mOre for Justice from the Two grlileUea nom Pcnnsy
yaEis (Ale.ss. stevens md Kelley than from his two
COlrag lea. wi0 bad .dIlD -eu tle House. lie (hHrrh)
denied le rish Go cuis ar enroll -ll'e. IL the Coy
erDment CLOSE 30 take slave at all they could take
him Only Hs property ~ which tAey "o4d De bound 10
make eomp'nsation. lie was opposed to employing
negro trooYs because 10 Honld bring degradation upon
the country. W. cl inning to number twenty millions
OF people, were fighting Eve millions Of white men
and now IL dcar led that tie fag Of our count,
should De entrusted 10 inc hands Of Star This would
Mr. KAssos (Cn. Iowa. In rerly denied thu, bis side
~ The House proposed nu! nlutce D. The provisions
'nir,ing tie flag 90 The hands 81 black men Pc (hH-
son called attention 70 ne ieci usi IN The Reyouion
ay Var Sc Wa, COZ .dtrcd Ho degradation, eld ne
pension rolls showed ihe names ~ ha.k meA by tLe
sIle %. tAe NAMES Ot wife men. The statutes u The
State ~ guIh up go ihs Time showed ttt TIE slaves
Who fought 10 TIE battle. Of the Revolution should Do
enauc plied ior honorable conduct. The STATE OF Rhode
Island authorized ne e i.ineui ~ a men on hiifes.
II new thing, but was called fr by iho ncce--
,tes II the country end wnf TIE lat tnng 10 WHEN
I, from the slave states Ought 20 object
Nh. IA IWIS o. 3D.. Mass moved 20 strike nom do
ancrdu 10 the words tle owner = any slave, and o.
s,ttitut. tie word. pcr-on 20 WON the co.oTcd vol
unteer owe, service" Re cid not think tie iDtoresi
now IN controversy sloud have superior privilege il
knew they had been accustomed 20 give Slhfry par
flstv otr other SUI sOf and Bod Oi'rei lis amend
meut wishing make me pending proposition c0 inform
Is nearly - possible 10 t4e hngu1bo Of tAe Federal
NJ, MALLORY (I,or. State Ey) sppellcd 20 The gen.
tencn on the OtleI sle 90 know WY they manifested
80 much solcitude for tho slaves Of kentucky. MHr,
land and Dcl.WArr. IL he saii, re nuo' you % PIT
jecfiou what busiu's = Of yorf 20 say sha IN
list our -ll1esf Why not leave heHi1c.y 20 Say DO
sha, ~ Up IT. quota n goa l'c lA Wow i4r aD,-
HtIol Of slavery fie dtloi letiDu 81 Che Iu-'ltu-
ton then you wiz adop: ue pi1lo,ton of tAe se-ie
man from lenusJllaIfl. Hc invoked ihc toumit'c,
II tleJ Lad NOT determined oPlrslc feckcs. colrse
bot 20 adopt 10.
Mr. baldwin, amendment was syresl TO.
Alr. BACoNAIL O.l., fnl olered pIoyi-p That THE
section oil not ain. 70 my Co, sse aoha lI4iiici il
the rDp-e-eutat!sc.l isc same 6l expressly ask hat
ting 90 hl more hcas's OF the witc men. Ilc m,rcy
offered ODE amendment. 0g TIE benrlt u the ,atcnrn
who Q opposed 10 gilAl proposition lie never
found tie man IN hi, p,irct who objected 10 The dnIk-
col nea 10 going Us substitute ior llIH.
Nj. sTtyEss On. Pa WIS exposed 90 MI Broom.
ais a,cndrcit IL wins not To- members OF CosrcIs
b say what krd % r0ldicrs -haI De- enlisted.
NJ EroOmal's amendment was disagreed 20.
NJ. " IBsERt H., Md) offered he following amend
mcn. That TIE Dou ny 81 flOl 90" payable D.! Ia" 'oi
each drafted nan fhal D. paid 10 te pcrton 10 whom
such drafted person over service OF labor 40 thr time %
hs muster into the service ol the United states CA frce
ing The perfOn.
H. KliY in reply 10 Mr. Mallory said the Pres.
deAtt proclamation eXtlnRUi-liug siaFery m Mary
LAID Mis.oar D.ilWUre. Louisiana, and Ariansas
and tLs WOIl must cont nas decree IN the order
II Providence. oar intention VIZ 10 work with Prov
Jeuco; j. We 0ried against Providence We sho d b"
overwhelmed; and 10 WAS our intention ny employing
oo0red troops to bring The e. termination, 20 be
followed by lasting peace. We look 20 he "ithouon
of Hlmau Slavery within the broad hmiia ol oul
cOuutIy.
NJ WehsioTs amendment V.s agreed % u vote #
O. Yeas AZ IIti 81 Nays.
MesI.. Webster Cres.wrN. Davis ani lioinhs 81
Mary and voting in No Affirmative. and AIR Harris d.