New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
NNyvIItth co Se:HEss.-- First s'tsrsH
SENATE. WASHINGTON. jan. l., 1865.
,fr ooyTis,iJ ANCE OF BOJNTfES.

Na-ch I. ls6i in connection with the subject he
presented letter from the Secretary oi the '"sy,
Stating s innbin,Y meet the heavy dram iequn"i
hv the III. IN Suci short space NJ tiuo nn recon-
mendinc increased i9yaon. Nh lefsthlen SAL ~ ,he
Coun4C go "f Ways and Means, m me House Z" i'fP'
rceeriat, g. would consider iS'oInhN the recon,
nenda Jon Of the Se,g0s9y he hoped the : nn,c N"n
concur th the House N extending he 'sino To- Ahich
In, bl Was passed.
THE YER1ILMENr Bill
Mr. Sur,NAS U-m, Ohio, opposed Nr sEmner's
ncdmrnt 90 the Enrolment Bill He considered II az
I. spreial tax, which should be aqIded 60 citizens;
whether a-scd nos. Be thought could mol hlen1
the ,,u{c al paving end giving services 20 "a.
Government together There diieulcs 90 be en-
,nrrf o,ed II vnu refsr We cuumuiefioI earse You
meet he objection of ti Senator from inoia't but III
doing ~ ,oi DESTROY i future basis for Ic o cencus
II you NAB arb,rery draft you excite resistance
M. CoIL.IuR On Y i) .,nutendcd thai lie Govern.
rucut shold when drnitod man had pau Lis soniuu-
taton lnoacy furnish o. -uh.tiuie. Aror ims s-'sit
tua had been furnished ls took The ground iint the
psT,r drafted eoudIt again Dec drafted untl the names
~ Oh Who hsc been enrolled under the cal an been y
.aislrd He lid Tot see ne Justice oi gems man
.ulsfitufc ffkiuC his money aud drafting hW again
when Here tho>and. WHO hsd no'cr been enrolled
ai all
the S.nalo a. lake his plcc BY The tnrn o The wheel
M alec next draft II ho dradcd he would only b.
tetgc the place ~ his substitute IL hard 20 make
aur draft Bat Ghc drsit sas Impartial, though u
inject u mi!if,Iy duty were nov enrolled h.a itc
Government wnncd went! per Gem ~ spch persons
I
$500. hut The Government Honscd ap'aef- ma ii''
ferr pas at the War Department u-L vino you '".e
IN M ihe aImy nov. you would efhnl' li' ui'H ~.
ntpc Lfsfts Which The cyN'nCics "i iht sh'c' HlhH
l.,r.f.I III, would ap,f na tbnf pfrs".r dfhitf
.fould subsequently take te place o. iieir su'ssui'r
~ fi,bt NJ the views oi N. Military ,omalrr Wer'
edcpted ,hey wonld excl" resistance ~ mpefhlNr
fr,ir ALLOW ag no coirmUtlion cyud not Dc fhh'c-u
Wo mist provide wy by which men c'1ia Hfo
hs,itntes or pay Communication. and at the same lme
iecp unmpaired the bssis OF me diait. Dennsofu
ad fad tis three hundred dosar cfnae "as beleii
10 the Yie but II IT rep aed Tie poor "en mig
be dragged even from the dead BODY ~ M Ne 7e
The fch ag will III. trIs u Thousands could Ifeci
/ - ,ul finite You cannot percent m Iich RON
a,aiiiur himself Oi tbe us- Oi ms money Ne c"niHt
totion clause is extended "I c eneht of the poor. lie
desired % retain The Communication clause hnt would
NJ. WIisoy (Un Mass) was in fsyor II tfe PROPOSE
lion 81 Mr.. sherman, thar ~ rIisting Nuh,tituio
which ubs;ue Il thereafter drafted shHi hi"sei taxi
tie substitutes place,
/ Nv H.peIs d-n, y " agreed With M sherman
in his premises but not ~ BIZ conclusions. H. did moi
believe there d1ugef Ui rylausiins re bfss 81 Tie
lGraf SIX O. zach dr1ns could be madf before Ills
could be tne case All that Nc had 10 do now vas %
ll ND our army for yi-0r0ns spring campaign. tie
thought lie action o the senate this morning The
Bounty bill had socurt. She country all N" soldiers
needed under tie l8.l cad; volunteers were Gaming for
wand In 3. STATE ana their quo'a would be- llcd with.
out dTait by fho lst CO.. March "iers vas tte neccs-
So, al sd e,c,of IA sueh portions eli III. coruti,
whore ucrlting lad not been vigorously promoted.
We have HO reac-cd the point where are redIgcd
To- the extremity OF taking men from iner families .
u
sbc The communication should he incf,A."d 70 $50,
ana Dc inla nded 10 move 10 80 amend the h.I.
Nj SUMNER On. Mass) said &c senator from Ohio
hsd objected 90 hs proposition ~ an income tox. 7
so WIS The draft tax hc draft requires az PERSONS
10 Contribute thor sirSrgh and their i've 10 TIE de.
fcnse oi tho Republic. SO IL the Communication money
the low now recu.rcsa lax. lie did not present bic
amendment q tax BIZ, bui simply as d msssurc 20
equalizo the dralt
Mir DooIIrLE On, WIS., ,Ad thoi eyery citizen /
owed 10 IFS Government for ID, protection Only hi
f.fr ut u ttHe4
iho Revenge bills provided for ts1aon. but ie bin
before the senate called for The services Of The rys
81 ihc ncd States. Il cal upon ;hs o. the
country ~ rails aiound The Tag. Every abic.b0diea
Iaal IL bound ." render iLst service lie thought tie
proposition 81 MI SIMMER inst one. We shall never
he PEELED 10 resort 10 rliotber draft When sia
have hl,d up the old re- meis ia The army. TIL. pi
he the iushng blow ~ the Rebellion. 4 The same
time tho Pre-. dc shUid have TIC power and aif, ia
csil ont from time 10 time the whole three millions Of
men ab, TO military duy. Tho moral oncct cortag ed
in such provision would go lar toward crushing the
Rebellion.
Al thc uatance Of Mr. Wilson, Mr. Suinuer modified
ls amendm'ut reducing ih' percentage oftI~s ia.
comes
The amendment Of Mr. sumner was rejected by =
vnie of - 10 II.
NJ. Howl GIn. WIS., thought We overe,.fmsted
the o. the country, and that from hc tne Of
The first call iDr 1000 men had gone upon "a efr0
neols theory that limited number Of men could bs
work OF crushing armed Eeboiol He wOuld haS. Jed
crneade Of the loyal misses against The Rebel aLos
every battlefield should have DusgIaed the glory .nd
ffien,th OF this government. The sooner ret
tic idea Of limiting TIE numbers OF amy The sO0,
we poud aid the contest
Mr. .Rrrfs said re would Ike 70 know the number Of
coloI ed soldiers enlisted aad whether sl attempt had
been authorized 10 enlist coored men ~ the Border
S.siee.
Nh WILSON stated thrt ii not in his power 10 an
swer the question definitely. lie undcTstoOd had
5000 cooTef soldiers ~ service end were increasing
the number daily. We were doing well III Eastern
Virginia and MaYlald. Gen. Butler has reenlisied
800 We doing well in Missouri. East Tennessee
and other parts OF he country He did not think thc
had nj
tr0ops yigoronsl' il should hsye done. As
mics advanced should swell then. by the addition Of
cOlOred troops. The peop" everywhere m. q unit
in supporting the policy Of employing colofod soldiers
10 ght our bai'!e'.
slr. ANTHONY On. l.. -, understood THAT free col
oIed men were not liable 10 the drat in TIE District
aud were not allowed to leave the District
MI WILSON Ind heard such complaints The author
ty by which they were detained was assumed. 1h1e
was no justice in it, and it should be abandoned. II
saw the other day that the Mayor oi Washington haI
appealed 10 tho Secretary Of War that cOored people
should not be allowed TO go ont Of the city onls'.
Nj. JOHNSON COnd. In. Md), said the Secretary OF
War approved Of IT,.
Mr WILSON said whether the War Department al,
provee it or not he dsspprovcd it, While The Govern
Ident take Of The white without his consent
told that csnDOl 50 into tie rIeat state Of
Kentucky ana enlist slave against the viii Of his
master.
Mr.. BROWN Q'n., Md. would inquire under what
autho'it, the War Department pays ior the slsvcs.
Mr.. Wilson supposed II was on The principle that Il
cOlored soldier valuable bite one, aud BE-.
side IL promoted emancipation.
Mr.. JOHNSON said tho term slave was unknown in 4
tho Constitution. and yet slaves were recognized o.
properly under the Constitution; they sui ,cf a.
Inheritance subjects Of taxation and OF distribution
and liable for the debts OF their masters. They were
also sidcred IN the character of persons md If they
rose in rebellion they would be considered as traors
he learned Tint IN Maryland slaves had been recrned
only without their masters consent but their own
and that eDlistIE officers inform all the slaves on
men, women and chdreg--tia. the,
rec. it due 10 his convictions aud to ne
peope " EsSyliDs ttat L. ttrUd protect os0jnfi