Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-15

sssIFat % sAls thGt thsy hkd hvsp pDssas ysasrS
aav thy Would have voted In favor Of the bill ncFoss
ing he pay of members Of Congress.
fhe SPEAKER announced the continued special or.
der, the a' 'iaf n tf
PILL 10 cJNyisoLEI TRE yRoPIRrY OF PHRsoss LfAv-
ING IHE ossg1DsAACY TO AVOID MiLirAKr SsRvIcs.
Mr. AIKEN, Of Georgia, having the a,or, before
commencing mis- speeon IN favor OF the bl proposed
an Amendment as an additional section TO the BILL that
the proeeeds of sl properly aquestered under the
provisions Of this shall be applied 70 the education
IF the INDECENT children Of the soldiers Of the Don.
adstate States who have been may be killed BY the
| enemy or who have died or may die from Vounds
received or disease contracted IN the military servce
of The Ooniederate States during the present war.
l Mr. AIKEN spoke until the expiration VI the morn-
ing hour, ushoHG concluding his remarks. aud cited
numerous authOrNes IN lupport Of his posision.o 81
| The confederation Of an amendment Inserting
"mATket" before "Value" in the 18th line Vt the y
/ oURRlNCY BILL -
/ vas announced by the Chairman CT the Committee,
Mr cLoPrOH, OF Ala, TO DO the pending question.
1 Mr. NON ULLEN, Of vi GINA obtaint The floor, al
spoke in OF poailiOn 20 The bill Darn his remarks,
- al earnest thai be not Iened By personal
eou aerEti0us the (ouras he had tAksn no stated
IbAt ho did again nTend to DO candidate for Jon
gFSss $500 N'.'N
Mr.. TURNER, OfE. q, Dpoks in. oppOAition 70 the
Dill and ehAtaeeIlz ID Il lAse IN is principles, luln-
ous IA lls de,as aud partial its practlce, Apdng
/ 20 the iact that Mr.. fooTI, Of Tenn, bad GcknoW
vogod the other day that he anew nothing Of FINANCE,
Nj. n iuttn upted hn, and said THAI me great Mr..
koI, British Parliament, had once asserted that Lie
did uLt sheSe that theirs any such Scenee pO-
n.eAl economy and that he who sspired TO the
grsAt-ess OF FoI, legislator, fs no hesltancy IN
aVug thRt Ihero was ~ the lead % the Treasury aud
1 avon he OemRitlee Of Ways aud heanse gsnsemsh
perfectly taniIAr with all ihe details OF hDance
that Lhsl siore Le prepared 10 tnloEse, without
any assndmsni whatever, all o. thsE rssomnsRdAr-
tons. 't q.
A.. gURNE8 alluded to the special legislation pro-
| lC>I. a ha ~, aud desired 90 kngV Why 5ta
LIMA ~, - AI~ uI0sad Peas had bean omlytee-r-
Why Oas man said de- alone IN North Carolina, hAa paid
lass Seaf 10 The Governments ti.he $4,000 In the
latter article and ought sncn man 70 % featsd with
financial contempt ~ lhe GoEernmshu The bill, said
NJ. T., takes my distrc, however, In 'front.' flank
rear. He t1su gave exhibit OF the amount Of he
aples asntoned IN The bill, which w0uid DO paid az
~ thu ear for the cert Jates WhiDh can noH pus
chased sndsr its provisional with bottle OF ae yard
! Of caBol ~ galoa OF WhRkJ 81 pessslE prioss.
Il Mr CLINE OIL v, waited 10 kpoE II his col
league EAs IA favor " ever PsJlhe NE asbt aha
80, hosi
nTTUEEfR said yss, to tbs lAst SKpsDss. ald would
DO Il by taIlh. - . . d..
/ No GlLMER wanted sAOn to kuoS II he intended
10 Day tho debt either By tariff direct TAXATION in
hsi Iunds or materials he pE0possa 10 pay iti Also
IL aay articles mentioned By HIM az OHalItsd 10 the
Oil gill b exempt IRON tax stiOur He sARtsd. far
(ksImoss, 10 kROa Ii the hundred dollar certificate
alluded 70 By his colleague WOaiS, after the var par
chose more ground Rsssi Eggs and eniOksnh thAa q
hanarsd dollars 10 COLA
Mr. lURNER, in reply, though! 1t even more eco
uoissl TO pay she debt in gOld than Is proposed BY
the bill. ..s.-.-.-E
Nc TURNER eonelSdsd his rSnsrks ct O'clock,
and on notop, the eonmittss without sealing to
any conouson. r
Mr. PERKINS, OF La. uudar sssaeHsion OF the
rules OBJ aimed IsaVe to have printed substitute which
he PROPOSED firing 70 the bill.
o. usotiOa Of Mr.. ATKINS. Of Tenn, the HOaas then
adjourned. .-.-..i. 90