New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
YxxyIIIth C0NGREss-second Session
SENATH-wAsBNOToY. Jan. Q. /;

Racine IN rr.iioH 10 tsl~t44sJi'
pert oi S2ya Depot On the e't"Ih i'aAee'
INCREASE OF PAY.
Petitions we're eStea io az iH'i o55 w = e' d PSSS
.of,rrss I'll the Committee on h!litaiY AHaru.
SOUTHERN REPrGLlS.
NJ S,f-,fAy presented the memorial OF the President
Of The Refugee Relief Commission 81 on1, HshhE iof
N approximation Of money for tho support o. Southern
Refugee. ,uo,o ,,,o.,ord, or Iowa, ,ot,.
aes I'm The cities of Cincinnati. 81. Louis and LOUIS
Iie and .eI, condition as dyporabc. Not less than
sbnu1Taa thousand white peOp.e he'd been rendered
S,ai.. aud scattered through the South by the for
tnnes oi var. lie thought Congress ought 70 do some
,h,g I'm the matter but he did not believe tho appiO,
nrstiOI Of money voGld be tie most iudlcous means oi
l,jeyigr hem. He thought the Government onght 10
1--WE tLen work TO do for the army, ihe manufacture
.Tcloih T. or law might be passed giving them tLc
,se OF lands subject "a contiscaton lie wished 'he
menOria. - be referred 10 tic COMMITTEE On Iuplc
Lands, and 10 was so referred
THE COTTON TAKEN At SAVANNAH.
Nj WILSON from the MintaTy Committee, reported
lsck the resolution 10 distribute the proceeds o the
ottor cartu,cd AZ savannah among tie officers snd
,oaicrs ii Gen. Shermats army, with tue unanimous
recomusu alton that it DO indefinitely postponed ana
REMEMBRANCE AGAINST PATENT EXTENSION.
NJ ANTHONY offered the rcnuns'Tance Of tae Ma
rona India Rather Company eg7'nsI me cAtlS%h -
zoe Goodyear pijcH which was referred to the Ion'
A coysrI's COMPENSATION.
Nj Have clcTeG resolution nsiiuetitB the Coh
uittee Commerce 20 inqr!t lHy Inc eAPeuleney %
i1creq. the cOu penSatun Of The American COhsu'
AZ Hai.ay y s. vhrh passed..
TREATMENT oP IHDIiSs.
Nj VocII1iE offered Joint resolution directing
inQuiy into tie treatment Of Indian tribes by the CIV
and military authorities, which was referred 10 lHe
Committee on Indian Affairs.
cer stationed N Colorado reference To the on E'u
brutality o. Col Cdiyington toward certain ihG'..';
stating thai ne wantoniy slaughtered iheh tiuIu'i'u
EXTRA SESSION.
Mr. ro,,rBoT offered q Ttsaiation. directing lhe
Judiciary Committee to inqnfc what IeGis.a'iu- Nus
oess,sIy 10 enailc the President to call az extra
session the Thirty-Dlnh Congress: Sit'.u' tnins
The sixty days notice now required wien " . Nv. P'O'
WIVES AND CHILDREN CF CoIOEED SOLDlEES
On motion OF Mr. WILSON tie JOINT resolution nee
ing the wives and children OF eo!oied soiaielS "s
taken rp. .,.u.. IT,,
denied Che authority Of Congress TO pass sueI Ioso
ton Congress hrd no TiGFt even 10 zee tic s'"ts e
listed IN te army. IL had no '.:t 20 legslGt' on l.e
subject OF SaTeTy, although II Lad cone So a.G Co.
tenip'a'ei doing 80 IL the amendment 10 "o S"Ist
non Thor no necessity iar lass!nE SUI -
luton for ~ slaves were plac'ic1y btIes "0VDi.'
"a the uarrv IN bower. lie denied the rELt 10 c."ir
and carry away slaves. especially IN stAi,s tl' h,'
never i,,.t i'm REVOLT This ctTiuc Ic.d by Joan
Ouincv Adams in le20 who wroi" that nation ~ WI
18th Gno ~ had rieh 20 capture E T.oes ara
rree the1 than IL murder prisoners M cold Oou. IiS
opposed the measure before tie Senate on tae fl"uAq
Of policy ard OF luma@i'y and p,Ssuse ~ N.s Up
90 the lra mate Iules OF waI. ibis pjhcY lI".o.u
by tn panty IN power WIS Stierreat 20 Nspoi,'l u,
Gen Srltt lad expressed bis opinion tralhst tr ie"'
Of Congftss 10 Interfere With Sytry IN t.e STATES.
Mr. DAVIS moved TO am I'd tie resolution 20 - 70
make ne action prospec'Ne om7' org no, I,,.'l
end prospective IS reported by the usIy 90. Ai''te
He regarded tie resolution yloG-ion OF Inc Vl'u-
tuition bui q. 10 p3SS. 70 DID Loi ssr '.H'
The wi, Is .d children OF those already IN ne
souL pr ie cnli,tmeiis and be therefore hoped nat
IL would b. made operate only an the cases OF lsc
who should hereafter c"h~t. .,..-..
Mr. CLARK hoped the amendment ROh'u h'' DN '-'f'
ed and spo,C iicay against 70.
Nh Po'EgOY poke IN favor a. the feSoiniioh .,
Air BrgW slid he intended IL short tline 10 Gu
,ha Id. on in
MN az IT,. 81 session but no did not wish tais I" pre-
Tsni tie sage OF the Resolution no" bei"Ee TIC SUI
Gt. HE~pR,cKs argued again. ;he proposition before
the senate taoug. J.. b-cyel t-at vote Tor II Wolc
woe Ia iavo. 81 ihe ii v-1" He'S d cduse us
male slave had al been Put me lAe eFLil IL ""9, -,
for the interest OF the siayo0wncrs TO be renewed hO
the Gaze o. l-c vonene and children. , c-
Mr. " 80. thought tic proita.i!oA before vac So r.
vas So pain TIA; II neeued argument. j, orSht VI
have ben passed when Congress decided o. iac'
c0locG into the army. Re Genicd tA't tue IL %
hcan pGIty Ia a tine OF peace ever Gttthl'
tie war broke out. and Si',cry tied -
the yc,Dment, tie csse became dIi nv
Slavery Wa organized Ieic on. "uo - Eclt l'
~onld be Dopsace until II was ibo sheg The va W. ~
the nuclCtneut strictly defensive Dut now he ht'
il would co.tuue for thirty yclrs. d Hcot ssJ Z" a.
an the rrtiJr was ban krupf. rather tlan tut - a. our
-nd before the abolition Of Slavery. lie was fiEd t'
south had bed OFT aud lie hoped ih.y IGl'd ~, o'
in their hu lncs> until they ucccssitated TIE oi! u'LS
that y Ou'd give u. lsting peace. go. -
Mr.. DAvia resumed. IN opposition - TIE REQ ~ on
e
rights were guaranteed by the laws o. Their Sa'e ai
OF Conercss The crusade sg'lp-t Slavery was ui5us;
fanaticel and pira-ioil Ike ell other ciusaaes
M Johnson disputed the authority OF Ooheicrh y
yass surl - regulation. There no d"uOs 81 ~
AUTHORITY Of Congress enlist slaves ana us iiSHl
amend tae Constitution 90 as aDolsh Shycl., ~
Jo.asOr Cd not believe that tic iacl % Save Vrt1
called into tGr service o. The sJisict HiGtes ina.e H
free. though lie believed i 70 be The Gu'y q CuA
gress 70 prJgide for the freedom OF al such mel
by concentrating their masters Uf by s0nr 0'her Ton
s.itltioral measure There had been no dlLcllty *
yerienccd ~ getting COl,rcd soldiers. il Mar 'oh'
Especially Le knew that all the male cla,se
had been taken into tie service Ctler fOTcbN Or o
,aeir Own to.ion. He (JOtnsor) dsiked the ins'i'n
tien Of SisfeIy ~ much Mr.. aac II any body ee
He belese 10 be dire evil t1- Do coma NOT lhdVTs
Br Wade when the latter said be wanted the war u
continue Tor thirty II necessary rather than cut
without the abolition Of Slavery. Slavery ves arcsn,
Eortsliy wounded and could not survive even u lrIc
vithOu; is ntY.itiou red tO-.nOT0W. IL
believed a.. i}ct's had good Teazcn 70 tthele Ia
England AID Trance would aid tEem % achieve tl'l
Independence II they wOad abOl slavery - they IN
cuestlCn4ply bad right " 90. Nhat YOU'D no ; h'
from ONO DO thenf WoIlc 10 submit 40 We thsso
luton OF o., Union provided tl' south stOtJ eDolIs
Slavery. lie ,Johnson) was happy 10 Anow that ne
Preside. id not concur Ia ITO views ~ NJ WHde
During IT, !ist political canvass q paper kIowi
~ It's TIL. ~ 10 Whom il My Joncarn," cTcu
hated o. % the conditions 81 peace named in 10 wa
the abolition Of slavery. but the !ends Oi The PresheD
took good 20 explain tbis away before the people
and 81. Jem II did not mean exactly what appeared %
tts face lie happy also ihe the Prc3d " II
His Mo- aCe had sVeFIed the restoration OF the UnoI
10 Ne he Oy ObJect OF ahe Mr.. johnson dwell. a
lergtb uypa the Pr sdtufb declaration that tbl
world cease on th. part of tie Cos ornHent sooi
should nave ceased Oh the part o. ihose who com
nsnced &c. He wa In favor Of this settlement out OF
posed 10 he v,eVs % Mr.. Wade.
M WADE said The opinions % the President had n
more weight than those u any 0tier the subject
he had lie views thc question Of Slavery. aud
had roth.uY ase OF what he Lad said H. lie did