The New York herald., 1865-01-24

Retaliation had been successful before in the war The
ana they were compelled to desst from this when we re-
talated, by exposing their in similar way. As to
the failure of the Secretary War exchange men,
he had only to say without knowing anything on the
subject that he he secretary Of War; did as charged
he was eulpabio to high degree.
expedent always to exchange in tho present
condition of the contest Every man released by US was
ranks the rebel army il was to our interest to keep
the rebef ioce IN the field as small as possible and II we
ts % h Dy on reaon M % fair for our prisoners
After some further remarks the subject the resolu-
lion was postponed until to morrow
The Senate then went into executive session, and soon
after 'dj0"'ned
wsHnaros, JAM ss, 1895.
rHE DUTY on PAPER
Nj: w.snvHsr, fcp9of N, offered the following joint
resolution
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upou tLe pcrson ~ the said William ~ Kelley thus
,onnans a,na oFeach u 'no ifN"escS % 'nc nouse'
Rrso,,ci Tb,, a aeIcct conmt,r. or Ave membcrs bo
appointed by the speaker inquire into the facts have
the pow nd FOR persona aud papers, and that they
que what j. 10 take topro,ect the rights and
privileges o' Tree legislation OF The House.
Mr. SBEStK cacsed TO be read an account OF the as
sault and the circumstances attending Il from news
paper.
the repor Of the committee % shaIl be- made Fiala p"i
DO excluded from the privileges OF the floor II was
known that Field was here awaiting action on his case ~
passed giving him the privilege Of the foor pending
examination OF the subject
Mr.. MoohHEAp trep) oi Pa, said, while he would vote
TO protect the House In all s rights he dslkcd TO ask for
o committee TO investigate so gross an outrage. He
would be content with tho amendment just offered,
70 exclude hr Field from the privilege Of tho floor.
This should be done promptly and unanimously, as no
did not gentlemen here wished TO be with
man guilty OF such an outrage az had been committed
on his colleague.
Mr. ScHHscK said in drawing up his resolution he had
not seen or heard from Judge Kelley and know nothing
OF tho circumstances OF the assault unit he saw the
newspaper report containing thcm In that resolution
ne dd not speak oil MI Field having boen admitted 10
the hoor OF tho House. Neither Judge Field nor Judge
Kelley was OF tho least possible consequence In this con-
nection as compared with the great question which un