Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02

pestsCrement, kat thers were eiksE5. The bll
fnsgsduced By tiiq Military committee ToEld e.
feet tie same okjscs Is ihis bill, snd eE.n4 70
enc. All desired, L i could be d9as cons 81
eatly with coed faith, and witheCt dfnealty
with tho courts, to pus tie men inio shs army
who had furnished sabs.itztes B1t i was
necessary 70 adopt laws thst would eoneihsts
Ehilo tksy hsd tho desired sffset. No eeaIt had
decided ikai Il tie sBb8,it1fs became babe %
military daiy iaat lho priaeipaI shall nOs bo
subjecs. II the eozEcript laW vas axtondsd b.
yORd fsYty Eve ths whole object WOald 30 accom-
plshed that al we're simiRg at.
1hs bill Of tbs Military sgmuittss proposed
to eoEssTibe al Waits mals residents si the Coz
fedoTEts States hatEseu Ike ages cf aixtsea and
sixty years Cf sgs. This would have .hs sfflc.
of. holding in ths service ths trs9ps noH in ths
fed The Sat osasCEBt law gave diEsstisisc-
rsu, aad uehirg bus tho lai.iast patrictisn
szAicsd 70 keep than IN tas ssEvisa. They sad
Il was 81 acs Of bad faith 70 hold them f1r ihree
wears When shsy had snlisssd cnly for tgzalVe
monks. Tais shins Eo should have 70 d. again
OF surrender the liberties ef TIC eoaEtry. No
measure w0uld 20 Sc far 70 rseo1clLs TIA arE1y to
this ueR essssEpE law IS PaIzl1z iu subs.i1-ltz
men. The bill ouzhs % be passed, Jsl aIlB
smaudz1eals. L Tad evid8aay passed the House
hastilT.
Nj. Brown, Of Mississippi, vas opposed 70 any
delay. The result Of delsy bad been shown
Isss sassien. when both Houses had seTczal'y
passed bills 10 sboiish ths subs ltute laas, b1t
neither BIZ passed bsth HsUsss. The b.. a.
Iovirg gusstitutUs oughs never been Passsd,
hat sincc T. had j! Should be sePszlaa as soo1 ss
possible.
was abolished.
81. Brswu said yes, the door hs3 been shui
aftsr ths horse vas gone. Ihis l8w skoald rot
Be slloWsd te dep through iEon respect Of
mere teehnisslities, such ss eseizisns Of o-ats
coGr,s. I. was sgrssd upon al sises, with rare
sxesptiors, that legislation eu this suhjset
shonld be retracsi. The legislation Of he
Hs5ss On thiz subjses mes his Tiswg, blt Z .
did not he would sgrse VIII ii. II We sculd
not got VIA we wsuied We should agree with
ths Hsuss in Whist tksy wGnied. TheiE o5in-
lens were As nHch entitled e respect - suT5-
Tae bill strikes a. ihs rest Of shs evil. Ire
Sesafa should PASS Il promptly, and If taare
was Danger Of ths law n5s bsisg ezseatsa tlcro
yya1 = reno57, SD iet the ssazts use Il.
gsFpsnd Tho Ea5sss egTPus. The csIatr7
skoan ncs b. loss because Of tie opinion Of
ever Reitg jalge. Al 'hnz;zsd to issue Azbsss
esyDss. eiViig different dee.siaas in FirgiRis,
Tsausssee. Alasama and Mississippi To ge.
aaifornjEY, Congress should pass 8 lay dlelag-
ine his law % be for "a rssulsti5n and disei-
Bline Of tbs army, ard By Shat meaEs, a5 70 his
measure, Suspend the Wfis ol Aa5ses e0gPEs.
Congress, there Was 10 doabt could s1spssd
the habsas corpus as 70 PaTticuisz measures, hsT-
ing authority to PASS Z. generally Il welid De
had 70 have il ssid, zf.er we were IN cur graves,
t5at or liberty had been lost whilss We WsEe
struggling ever petty e0rshtulionsl questions.
NJ. Henry, Of TenEd zee, was siso opposed
70 = pestponcmsas Of the qGss6c1- Whi-e He
were discussing the bil thousands Esr5 rur-
ming eli 70 the snomJ.
Mr. Johnson, CT Arksnsas, eoald sec 10 sUeA
,.-aat need Of hurry. lie did E5t believe that
We vera geiag 10 fail Really, the manner u
which gsnslsHen had BEEN taking vas ealou-
lated 10 slsIm ous. If the substitute fellows
were e0in to run ihsy had bstlar be permitted
to run s~sy now than 70 bs pas into he sfny
and ruzaEay tAen, aad, paIhaps, carry Esith
shera velushis Information. Ho thought she
sabiset sh0ald os postponed.
Alter somo further rsnsgks By Msssfg. HI,
eldhsm AID ssnues, the bill and aHssdmants
were ordered to be printed. Pending the further
confederation Of the subject, he Senate resolved
into secret executive esssien.
HOUSE or EErE-EHEzETlaTIs
Tbs Hsuss mss st its usual hour, sitsr its a.
iaurnmsua ever rem IAgrgdsy.
Mr.. Dsrgaa, CT Alabama, intToSacsd q bil
so receive into the military service al tsst por
tion Of population in Alabama, MissiBai ? p
I,.uisis.s snd Florida, known ss Crsoiss.'
Mr. Dsrgan Supported the bil IA some re-
marx. he sEid the crsoses were mlxsd-o.oodee
racs. UndsF the treaty Of Paris IN loJS, snc
- treaty. Of Spsia ia 1919, they were Tceog
si,sd as fTeeren. Many Of thena oRaed arg
-s.stes. and were intelligent men. Ihey weT'
"a much devoted our Cause a. any eisss
men in the South, a7d were even anxious 20 s.
mo service. They had applied TO hlm 10 1e Re
esived into ssrvies, srd 10 had applied 50 81
Rsndo'Bh. then Socressry Of War. Ar RaadoiE ?
/ decided against the application, CT the grcan'
| tb.4 Il MIGHT faruish the enemy \ Frs5eLs c
arr,ias our slaves against a. Some time aiie
| tb;s no was assin applied te By thc7s and b
went 70 the present Secretary Of War; laf- oaG
/ don. and laid Tie mstter before hin NJ sel
/ dsp refused to sntsrtsin the proposition en- ts
greuud that it did not come Ep eefsLe an
I through tss military authorines. 0 ebSla-
/ This sbiessiou, Ger. Ma1ry, at Esoies gee
| altagvsrd REPRESENTED sheir Ui1hss to ths Va
| DspartnaRt Mr.. se5doR refused TIE otisr
tbeir services on the gr0Uzd shst It WeIsd ?
inee-rustible with tho position We eccuPis1 p
tore the yorld; that II could net be dose
Mr. Dar-au ssi1 hs differed Wssh The Secrets
- If yVsr He cared nst fer "the world.
csre5 no urcrs for tnoir opiuiGss than hey q
for eurs. Ia Was anxious to brizZ iaso seryl
. everv free gasu, 5s ke Who hs may, wiling
/ ssriIte fsrssur cause. He saw no ObjseA0n
eupleyirr Creolss-sbsy weui2 tofm PoEe
sIs1aenl IL cur army ln as 0lstIlei Aions
/ brigade Of them could 20 rsised- Ihs eiI
2 h,f bea1 brsHeht upOn Us BY the enemy a
- believed The time wOuld yet como whsn 5
: o7-sstfqa ve1Id not Be the UHios or no Unts
81 yyhethsr southsrz men sheal9 be PsTntts
a Iva AZ ali. Ia RESTING susjugatls1 D. sc
: a barbsreas fee he was for employing al 9
svsiiabls force. he vould 60 further, AID 8
r tkas be was for srGiing and putting tse SAY
Z iato ghs military ssrvies. he vas IA isE
: even, Of employing them as miiltaFY AfP
tho defense Of the eoERtry.
Mr.. Clerk, Of GsoTgis, submitted ths sello
? iDg resolution:
7.TTEERkAs, This Rouse has rsssoa TO bslis
: ltbst Great aliases, IN What is termed ccIuR
; tatioR," exist IL the sttiees attached to iHs
2 bsYtraeat Of War, il this: that persons PsrlsE
+ ipr merely clerical duties IN the aeJussnt, o
. ssnes, and perhaps ether ofhsos, vino net o.
, recsivs ths pay usually allowed clerks, but,
q asditien thereto, are allowed, By "c0uimu
r tisD.' TO receive mensy for roen-rent, fora
, for hsrses, and wood, aud are fuIiaeT permit
e ts purchase supplies from ths quarfernas
oh sRS esmmissaTy departments st a Hush enc
J. AZ rate than the Earksl prices presses Hhs
7, bv captains, msjors and coloaeis, who
ls sI 500 clerk, are selsslly receiving tram
70 s9ulh pay equal e nsjsr-gensral in The II
- therefore,
ID Resslssd, That he committee on Military
4, fairs Be instructed 70 call On tEese depsrtEse
be snd ascertain the facts, and report By bll
N N. CLARK said that the inquiry proposed
he big regolatisn was necessary. The gros
sy aba.es excited Ia sono OF ths governmental
Die sartnsrts. There WsTs clerks there, deia
= youa ne sarvies, who not sniy Tessived the
be Of clerks, but were allowed, in addition, &C
g. mutation" for room rent, wood, iarage
'g- horses, etc, sweliisg their monthly pay n
e. in the aggregate, tssa tie pay ot 3 TarJoI-t
n eral in .he hsld. Il Tas an. aetuzl tSct
.hs osav cf thess clerks were receiving Ia
de mon.hly pay thsz Gen. Lss. They were d
aed irx. a. can be shown b. e1lossPti9n, S529
m9psh. while Gen. Lee get bat S40l.
ST. Ard besides this, hey gsTo allowed 70
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