The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

purposes. Referred A@as Ef 49,
rosTrosEsEsr GENERAL Asmv
o. motion Of Mr. AsuLEr <repJ Of Ohio the House. By
twenty majority postponed for three weeks the joint resou
zion to drop from the rolls Of the army unemployed general
sAIIaoAD FACULTIES ssrwxrM NEW rosx AID
ralA
earing tho railroad Of the Camden and Atlantic Railroaa
pa and ns BRANCHES bra Thereof sS % ass 70 e S
Company ana the branches thereof built and g BE built
States and . used a between rhs
bill IN
b.
The
that after the battle Of Antietam wheE universal panic
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the orders Of the government the government and
the public require % and prompt Of
whca ought not 70 Be tolerated he briefly argued the
M Roa,s moved the . s s
afforded for discpsson seriously affecting
PnuIs. Opp Of n r.. said tina. to pass an i'm
poran bill with only hours debate would be an act OF
M DEHIxo wanted to whether tina. remark ap
Mr. PeuYs replied that his remark general and not
The morning hour expired and the further considers
ton Of the subject goes over until Tuesday next
Affairs reported bill to carry into effect the convention
between tie United States and Ecuador for the mutual al
sppsinimen. Of commssioner fixing his compensation
$500. together with the incidental expenses.
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special order relating to the territories
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form s ~ Snd sn & no ana
oqua footing with the original States.
The bin was read and passed without debate
The next Senate bill was taken up enabling Colorado 70
her into the Union on an equal footing with the
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Ohio that be not had an
amendment providing that the State admitted until
required election q member Of the House accord
ing 70 the federal ratio under the last census.
larger than that Of Oregon to day. -.
sound principle lie scarcely need ask Wheher by the
PROVISIONS Of this b,ll slavery was excluded.
sad Che republican side hat slavery dead So
why pohbi. its existence in Colorado and the other FER
MI srryrss. srep} of Pa tnot In his seat-we want to
sad ed made the that
tnnitY establishing slavery he would
hiSs & LIS s he had never
q s Or prohibit sn. esSs
remars da not with good grace from that quarter
Mr. MALLORY moved 70 strike OFT that part Of the bill
the .s
Alien Aasss.: ca.alss Cor: psS
iory Miller o. Pa Morrison o'Neti Of ono Randall Of
The Colorado bill was then passed
Az ACT from IN r .Hr
ne House b enabling Nebraska TO form constitution ana
State government as preliminary 10 admission into the
cSs offered requiring Congress e
the federal for the election OF member OF the
The am sme !, vas reiec,ed--4s against u.
Ihs above easbias bills for Eey.ds Colorado and Ne
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re- ss ss
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without consent Of Congress When
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n sn with ae m Ss eacS 81 wn e ns De
portonmen and two Senators in the Congress
Ssss sp Of sA ia% Se q ..
ory boasand Of the n idaho
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create ether Territorial both FOR ne proiec
wAslnvrNx trep Of ILL., suggested to the gentleman
Mr. Cox would propose the name Of DosaG sa nor,,
the Douglas vou .gs n both
lass and the other side white Douglas, whom they rev
The bin providing temporary government for Montana
APPROPRIATIONS FOR TERRITORIAL PUBLIC puILprrcs.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
pubic buildings nH IN the several rerees
he thai inc Territories should he admitted states
,ons He referred to the history and settlement Of Utah,
lie advocated the admission of Utah into the Union
Without fuTher procsslinss On me biI the Committee
United states Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March IT, 1854
eaecutors-This being argued In the United
States Supreme Court today.
The Battle Of Gcttysburg-.The Truth OF
History, &c.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In your paper OF the 18th instant "Hsorcus favors
the world with an immense ietter the battle OF
Gettysburg II is manifety intended TO PUB.
lie opinion that few will attach to IL the importance tho
writer hopes. wish to correct somcof bis msstats
mens, and having been eyewitness, claim to be both
heard and believed.
Firt-The Fifth corps was never placed under the or.
ders Of General Sckes at any time during the battle OF
Getsyburg and never posted by General sickes
the LET'S Of the Third corps.
Sccond-Genera Sykes was never requested TO relieve
Wards brigade and Smiths battery Roundtop, for
the very good reason that neither that brigade that
battery was on Roundtop; and, what s undenabe,
the Third corps never had . soldier on II. Roundop
was held by vncens brigade First division Fifth corps
Weeds brigade Second division, Fifth corps, and Haz.
etts battery OF regular artillery Each Of those
manders iost hts life 10 its defence
Tird-Two brgadcs OF Barnes division (First). Fifth
corps we're posted on the edge Of wood and In front Of
portion Of the Third corps wards brgade before any
taned by toe Third corps before the Fifth corps