The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-31

features Of the offered by Mr. ceudes ana adopted
With oay two dissenting voices q the o'
ciple right thai tme and was right now IL was
the platform which he cd ~ the 6eginnng and ON
winch every patriot could safely stand ana anorded
rsyipg point friends Of the unon and Of constitu
tonal liberty. II there ever was time Tor unity OF &C
ten TO preserve happy form OF government was
that We should riso above All party consdera
ton II idle for TO underrats the wariike qualities
many We'll fought eld they have allestsd their valor
and wrung from the acknowledgement Of steady
devotion TO the cause 10 wn Gu they are ENGAGED 1--we
and Hancock. they can bas OF their Lee, Johnston.
Hill and Ewel We cannot expect peace until the rebel
overcome, and then we must ara GO terms
aud conditions nthcr nations have done order "a
lasting repose. We shoad conduct this 10
the sotrit enunciated Ia bis resolution. n the policy
declared in the Crenden pro ostion had been adhered
TO We should now be near tho end OF the rebeion We
should have carried the olive branch
hand aud the sword thu other but by departing
from that policy had made the rebels and
united them in nbroken phalanx No punIshment was
too for the authors and leaders this causeess
rebellion mt we should discriminate between them and
those who had been nisied. and abandon all consc oa
and legalized plumber schemes, which would establish
serfdoIn In tho South and create necessity tor
standing armies to keep the peace and prevent
revolt Some hah far n seek 70 elevate the
negro 10 tho level OF the white in the scale " beng.
and make the latter hewers OF wood aud drawers o.
water " VIC sevie race lie could regard such persons
Mr. fnssASro woop. (opp) Of N. r., unsuocessfuly
sought To amend the resolution The opportunity for
Thai purpose h,vin been excluded by the previous guess
tion, he moved that resolution be laid the tabo.
Mr. Moaart' fren5 Of VI, moved to refer the resolt,
tien to tho Committee on the Rebellious States YgY
Cox, (orp.) of Ohio hoped the house would take
direct vote in tho passage OF the resolution and not
srange il by such disposition Of u. q.a..,f..
The House then by vote ~ eighty one twenty seven
referred the resolution to the Committee the Rebenos
States. 1. sis 6s.7ls8 fna a.aesiit.
l84 81 LAKE AND sEAooAsr ruplIo W oRKs.ss,a 4 u
Mr. WAsHBugSE (rcp or ILL.,, under Al suspension Of
tho rules, reported bill from the Committee on Com
a 600 s srs pr pessr
lakes and 100000 for similar purposes on tho sen
The bill was passed..
SUMMARY rcN,sHMENr or GstRmLAsg "a ,EF
Mr. scHEyts, (rep) Of Ohio, moved a suspension OF
mary punishment of guerilas.
Commanding generals or commanders OF departments
authorized 10 carry into execution all sentences
against auerIlas persons guilty Of arson burglary.
rape and for violation laws and customs OF war,
and to punish Spies mutineers murdeers deserters &C.
The House refused to suspend the rules by vote or
70 TO a. not twothrds voting therefor The vote was
B. Bss.s q Assa ssm
q % b, 81 ps% bssn
Eeklsy Eliot rsrnsworh Fsnop F,ank' GARFIELD Grin
s, StH1
ss ks.a
ard Tsss oNs Of Pa oss n rsrh h Pp%s
Of n. II: scnsnck scoGed shannon. snth; smiihers
ss1s--Msssrs james g. xiien 4usona Baldwin Mich.
Brooks BrSwn Of cox sp
ding Harrington Herrick johnson Of Pa Johnson Ohio
naT sas sD' snd e.
C. A. v hi.e Fernando Wood.
MARQUETTE AND oNTosoeoS RAILROAD.
Mr EsGiIsa, (opp.) Of Conn, from the Committee on
rubiic Lands, reported bill, which was passed extend
ing the time 1xed ia the Of june 1885, for commenc
ing the construction OF the Marquette and ODtonogon
Railroad Michigan, for which the public lands at
raE KnsrU, xY ooSrrsrKo rIxcr,oS
The House then resumed the consideration OF the Kea
MQl1enry
NJ: HARDING, (opp.l OF Ky, said whe no would vote
ne giving countenance 10 military interference
with the freedom OF elections.
*. q ~. he Y
owed hts election military interference. and spoke
q the contestant as having With bad taste rssurrecsed
port bis lthe contes'ant's) claim.
adopted the resolution declaring Mr. Ieanan entitled 10
RnrI sonus IN rHx Hospitals AND nxnus IN PLACES o.
4tFt rRoYr. tt
On motion Of Mr.. Cork, (repl resolved that
the Committee Military Affairs be instructed 70 inquire
what authority and under whose direction the rebels
are ntsrspersed with tho national soldiers throughout
the various hospitals Of this city and as % ne copasa
hospitals aud also that the same cmmec DO Instructed
Inquire whether atsly u the rebel army
states at 0esboro Point, Maryland and II
BY whose authority how many and In what capacity
employed; and also that the Same committee
DO Instructed inquire whether any dsloya persons are
employed clerks In Of the dspartrscuts Of the gov
ernasnt so, who responsible Tor ssch employment
and that the committee authority 70 send for
sops and papers, compel the attendance OF Witnesses
ana to report the facts 10 thIs House nj any Time
PRoPosHn SUSPENSION OF RCsnLiTiRs
Mr.. LAxkAa, (opp) o. Pa, offered opg presmhls CON
70 adopt Measures for the Suspension Of hosttlNs be-
tween the North and South, and armissice N order
that in the meantime convention may be called o all
the states, With view 10 the restoration OK the Union
with their constitutional rights.
objection was made 10 the resolution WHOM Mr. LAzEAR
moved suspension Of tho rules pending which She
House adjoarned