The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-07

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We should not be surprised to hear
the Copperheads charging the Admin
istration with interfering with the
domestic institutions of Maryland.
The Debate and Vote on the EnroIImont
t'r Bill
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1864.-Thc
Conference Committees report on the
bill in amendment Of tho enrolment
law, was first rejected in the Senate by
three majority. An hours excited de-
bate followed, in which Morrill, admin
istered a most severe rebuketo Careile
and Hendricks for their course on the
snbject, and action was rc-considered,
and the report, therefore, adopted by
18 TO H. Conncss and Van Winkle
changcdI the final vote The yeas
were; Anti ony, Clark, Chandler, Con-
ness, Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Lane
of Kansas, Pomeroy, Ramsay, Sum
ner Van Winkle, Wade, Wilkinson
and Wilson.
Nays Buokalowe, Davis, Doolittle,
Harlan, Harris, Hendricks, Howe,
Lane of Indiana, McDougal, Powell,
Riddle, Salisbury, Sherman and Trum-
bell.
The absentecs were Brown, Cola
mer, Dixon, Grimes, Harding, Howard,
Nesmith, Richardson, Ten Eyck,
Spraguo, Conness, Cowan, Wright and
Hicks.
THE ENROLMENT BILL AS PASSED
The bill is as follows:
Section 1. The President may call
for any number of men as volunteers
for the respective terms of one, two
and three years. Such volunteers, Oh
their substitutes, shall be credited to
the town, township, ward, &C., toward
their quota. Every volunteer or sub
stitute accepted and mustered for one
year shall receive one hundred dollars
bounty; for two years, two hundred
dollars for three years, three hundred
dollars one-third of the bounty at the
time of muster, one-third at the expi-
ration of half tho term of service, and
one-third at the term of service.
In case of his death in the service
tho residue of the bounty goes to the
widow; in case of no widow, then to
children; in case of no children, then
to the soldier mother ifshe be widow,
cd.
I'd If the quotas are not filled with
in fifty days after such call, then the
President shall Immediately order q
draft for one year to fill such quota OF
any part thereof which may be unfill'
ed, and in case of any such draft M
payment Of money shall be accepted 0,
receiued By the Government as commutd
ton to release the enrolled or drafted
man from personal obligation to perform
military Serrtce.
3D.. 1t shall be lawful for tho EXecu
tive of any State to send recruiting
agents into any ofthe states declared
to be in rebellion, except Tennessee
Arkansas, and Louisiana, to recruit
volunteers under the provisions o.
this act, who shall be credited tC
tho States and to tho respective sub
divisions, thereof which may procure
the enlistment.
Fourth. Drafted men, substitute:
and volunteers shall DO assigned tc
organizations from their owu States
and, as far as possible, on their owr
selections.
Fifth. Every person under sixteen
entered or mustered without consen
ofparcnts or guardians, shall be imme
diately discharged upon repaymen
of bounty received by him; ant
officers knowingly enlisting or mus
tering such person, shall be dismissed
the service with forfeiture of pay ant
allowances, and besubject to court mar
tial.
Sixth. Draft shall be for one han
dred per centum in addition TO tn
number required to fill the quotas.
Seventh. Drafted persons shall b
allowed transportation to the place 9
rendezvous.
Eighth. All porsonsin tho naval ser
vice OF tho United States, who hav
enlisted in said service during the pre-
sent rebellion, who have net been Gre
dited to the quota of any district b
reason ofbeing in said service and on
rolled prior to February Oath, 1856
shall upon satisfactory proof OF res
l dence made 10 the Secretary OF Wa
l be enrolled and credited to the quot
of their place of residence. d
Ninth, Drafted men absent frol
homo shall be notified as soon as po
!, sible, but shall not be determined d,
. serters till reasonable time is give
them to return.
Tenth. The existing law is not col
scientiously opposed to bearing arm
Charged in respect to persons. The n
port will probably be agreed to by tn
c House this evening.