New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

PROPOSED ADMISSION or SECRETARIES TO THE
FLOOR.
/ Mr.. PENDLEToS Dem. Ohio introduced q
bin providing that the Secretaries Of the Executive
Departments may occupy seats on the floor ~ the House
OF Representatives. Referred 10 select Committee.
REpEALISG TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
Nh SFAtLDING Un. Ohio Introduced blI ~ repeal
the Fugitive Slave law. Referred 10 tie Judiciary
Committee.
DEPARTMENT oP INDUSTRY.
VI. OHTH On. Ind introduced bll which was
referred 20 the judiciary Committee. 30 create new
Department 10 be called the Department Of Industry
II Ioy.dc- Tor Secretary Of Industry who will be
Cabinet officer and embraces four bureaus, namely, 81
Agriculture freedmcns lfaifs Mines ond Minerals
md lmmi grat.O u.
TIE REcITRouTY TREATY.
Mr. JULIAN On. Ind introduced bill 70 repeal The
acts 81 Congress OF 1915 and lrit. authorizing th"
uansPItliion oi goods II original packages through
tAc T. Hed states 10 Canada. pr from Canada TO the
United States ior foreign tFaspo iai.on Referred 10
the Committee on Commerce.
COMBINATION FOB INDIAN DEPEEDATIONs.
NJ. KINNEY lDin) delegate from Utah. introduced
Proposition with view to compensate he people Of
that Territory Jf losses Sustained hy indian dcpIcda-
tions.
TIE Virginia CoNGREssMEy.
VII DAVIS On, Mass fom TIE Committee on Flee.
ois, .epyue1 resolution declaring that neither Mr.
Kitchen nor Mr. Mckenzie is entitled 10 seat ~ Rep.
r'- cutltiIe from te WIN Congressional District Of
YHSiDh Tic lcsOutiOn lies over or future consdega
ton.
CHICAGO HARBor
Nj. ARNOLD (In. III introduced BIZ "i the i'm
p.otcMrlt % Chicago HaihOr By q tax ON commerce.
Referred TO tAc committee on Commerce.
THANKS 10 WOMEN.
NJ. BrowN dem. Mo) offered q = solution tender
ine The thanks Of the Iloutc The noble women rLO 49,
members Of the Sanitary Fair ana Societies aud Chris.
tiau COMMISSIONS have contributed thrr labor and
means iol the relief Of cur ,odcrs and plcdgine tie
means OF the Government 10 nut down the Rebellion.
but Ieraning from al scheme, TO Which the public
ttthi is rot aI' end! pledged. sc.
Mr 4 Penn Il. la .t,ff hot
every member Of the House pay 60 10 the SANITARY
COmm.s-ion laughter.
y debate arising. the resolution goes over.
THANKS 70 GIN. -HEgMAS.
Mr COEB In, Wis.) introduced Joint resolution.
which passed rendering The thanks Of tOngics- 10
licu. ". y. Sherman and the officers and men under
bis command. for gallant conduct
DEI RICATING THf WAK-NO COACILAJlOS.
Mr.. BLAIR n, W. Na) offered resolutions dcpfe'
eating th" present civil Nur and quoting LARGELY nom
he speeches Of ch. Davis and Alexander II. Stephens
hose Persons having asserted that IccOustucliOn oi
Ac mon vas impossible and uttered mnguagc Ia bit
cr denunciaton Of the people OF the North
NJ. MAiLoBi QDcIn., ky.) inquired whether objection
could be made 10 the continued reading Of the res1.u
lions because OF their length.
Che STALKER said if there such "A rule the gentle
man would please point II out.
WnLIAMJ. ALLEN ID m, Ind wished 10 know if IT
was in order TO quote stump speeches IN tie rcpai
Of resolutions brought before the House.
The SPEAKER said the reading of the resolutions was
in order.
The CLERK finished the reading Of the resolutions
which declare any attempt on the part of the Govern.
ment TO cOnc!ate the leaders Of the present Rebellion
or compIoinise the question involved would rob the
gdlOws OF Its due and huminte and bring into utter
contempt thus Government IN the estimation 81 the civ
MED world; that every State which State is
sun IN the tnion and when the Rebellion Is put down
each seeded state, called. shall have the same
nights privileges and imnuntics under the Consitn-
oIi as heretofore excepting 80 far relates 10 the
Ioluhg :" saves, and which is effected by The Pfcsi
dents Emancipation Proclamation Of January, 1868
ne i,soil"ns also utterly rcpudatc the views de
hcu ny some gentlemen, that the seeding States have
become a foreign Power
Mr. ELDRIDGF Dem, Wis., wished To know whether
~ was proper 70 nclude Rebel stump speeches in rcso
Tut ons brought before the House
me SPEAkkh .aid he was not aware Of any such rule
The House, there being only ~ In the affirmative
refused 10 second the demand for the previous .stion
on the passage oil the oesoinons, and they lie
future consideration
RELIEVING LOYAL sOUTBRRNRRs
Mr.. BROWN (Un.. W. W, offered resolution which