New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
xxxgss,,s CoNGwEss .Fsr.s Session.
SENATE. WASHINGTON jan. ,6, 1864.
TUg DRAFT AND U8EATCkAIAlbD KtSIVENIS D

Mr. MORGAN (Un., n. ~ presented Pc1-
So I'm ,ilsns OF New ork demonstrating against
,b veUtiu OF INN turl 2cd residents iflIn tLe dialt
THE FNIOLLFEST BILL
Tbe ENROLMENT bill aas then taken up.
Mir FFssFNpEN TIN, Mc) said that M op'uioh o
,,sferday tit fbc Connuafion none! du h"i irt'st
, state fpn fle dri!t erroneous ara litt '1o c'
rnotion lut upon il b.. ts Secretary OF war was cor
.ac lie t'cught it impossible 10 o3nsiIpe me couou
-ton caue in amy otle NY iian thnt The rroeIaton
OF Substitutes the payment 81 comnutanOh none! eA
emut,d States from the drag.
Dir. CLASH. - d.. y. H. offered on amendment pro
vidng that che communication money shall be apNea ~
the War Deps .n,ent ir obtaining substitutes IN tie
districts non winch he drafted persons hail 10 Ill the
onota OF that state.
Mr. Gafwss ON Iowa), did not desire that coorod
men shou. be- enlisted 10 III up the quota oi state
lie wosl Ike She word men" 20 be construed " wh'e
mon" Che oolorcd men Neye enlisted bytle general
toYer1m'rt. and coiored ncu unless tnc citizens - @
= &C. ,houid nO' take the place "a white men,
81. HARLAN CCn. Iowa., thought that TINS was a TX
upoa She money OF the country not upon The Intellect
The people "f Louisiana. Tennessee and henucA! owe
aegIDcc The country well as tnoSe li"nl A,u-,
and Massachusetts. 10 never h9d bchel ed ina" c9oi.u
soldiers could be- employed VITA t1e sane Iosuis
while ucn The coorod man should not be GecepIoa -
g substitute Cor his superior.
Mr. DAN, Cond. IN. Ky.), said that large proper
tion of no abpr u KENTUCKY was performed by &N 49,
and ves me- s,rtct,rv OF War would sooner enlist q
slave gh " bite man in TIC Border STATES tus Ilt
ore those Sis'es nj II, ahoriug class TO serve - suh
tutes Tor Northern hiOfins men, who were KEEP az
M. Wilson rn. Ma.) was glad that the Goy-rn-
psDt ala shout s,liblsnEg the policy IA regard ~
slaves which 10 Mr.. WILSON, had urged upon them io
iouT months past.
Mf. JonSsoS Coud. T., Md said that the peop'. Of
Mnryl0nj Gid not believe that the cOlored troops con1
do the duty of white ni0u. 10 then commented upon
the acts military officers in reference 10 the recruit
ing OF slaves and upon occasions OF elections on NO
Eastern shore Of that state. IL sneh proceedings hhd
not been Instituted he did not believe the representa-
tive in the othe. House (Alr. Isrii) would now 600
hi. sesi a. be owed it alone 10 nlLary interference
in tine e,tons lie MIR J0hrsOI believed. rom Tie
nj iOuTurls that there VIZ.
Is much disloyalsy in The NOrIi. ~ in Marllt>J.
Nj. t,RIsFs would wish the word white subsi'
fnies in the bill
Mr.. Wilson did rot want The word Wh!tc 10 ep
MIR. ely,s fbourht that the NEGROES should be put
npser the protection Of the National Government. HIS
amendment aas intended 70 stimulate The enlistment 81
negroes, that thcie would DC 10 occasion lr ot.eI
call upon The States.
Mr. Ciimc-'s amendment was rejected by % 20 Il.
Mr.. DooL,TnG (un.. WIS., offered an amendment
providing thai veteran troops re.enstng snail De crel
tied 70 the quota OF the district IN which they Originally
enlisted.
The amendment was adopted. by q to II.
Anothe- amendment was adopted. providing thai the
Communication money paid 10y persons drafted shall Dee
applied the procurement o. substitutes for tie Con.
yreSsional District where the draft takes place AID
hat ccorod troops shsl be credited 10 tue STATE o
Aich thcy have enlisted.
Or. IRUN5uLL On. Il.) Offered on amendment re-
4sstng tne President 10 call out and equip Lun0'
re thOu and 1cn for one hundred days with tho sng
OEct OF drNfg out the Rebel army from NITg mia
80 '-N AVA l4t'"LtIA az anu eiOAlN 4sis4'
GDnd
AT. WILSON wan,,d 10 know what one hundred thou.
sud raw I9ilt'a Wouh be against Lees veteran army.
T.sy would he of no account whatever.
1r. 1RCmBUL. tb0uer that ii we would say 70 tho
people tha, there would "a vigorous campaign for This
elge object cOnd ralSt the leo 900 men or the in.
creased number proposed by tie Senator Wisconsin
or. HOwe) lie had no fears that these new troops
could be stampeded. 1t vas tie Lost economical say
putting down this Rebellion he thought That lis
amendment 10 this bill was very proper one.
Mn. Foster On, Comm said the feeling einOGc lis
constituents intensely strong in favor OF the objects
contemplated blythe amendment of the senator rom
Illinois Or 1rumbnll) There would also be G wild
enthusiasm in m1uy sections OF the country if the
amendment adopted lie did not think, however,
that it proper incorporate this in the present bill
Mr. hFssiH Dem. Oregon moved to insert three
years" instead OF a" one hundred days"
The motion was adopted.
The amendment, as amended thvu Eeected,
whereupol a. ) oclocA J. n, Tie Senate adjourned.