, 1865-01-14

WAsn1soros, Friday, Jan. 13.
SENATE.

The rrso.u.ion in relation 10 the conduct OF Col,
Chiyiugton towards the Indians in Colorado. was
nsh g. oSsh WiLqEY 9 of West w. presented the Det,
toa ofst,eRs T. & Ino, LIN IL ehsf , tas soldiers
bccn unayaii,nr: tlat thcy vera snffsrinr IN IN
Soufhcrn duDecons. and conId not ,et fresh mir
because thew we're nnabIe IN 1,eor ihe III .; anj
Have fhcm frnfn f6a Inv Int ccrs IN deaS ,vh;ci,
awaits tiIcu. ~'''A 0eA~AN "A''~44
The petition was referred to the Military Com.
Nj LARK. nj N. H. n,rsentc1 the no,,,1on ~
c;;izcns n Vfteinia asiar fnr ~ ~
eI1@sn5 instead q q thsir present s1is govern.
III Nj 1soSs e W Efsfeasa ax ths petition Of
ssjsfSs G u Az SssE Thsh
III IANE Of Ind-' nreae,ted III H., netiiIon of III.
1n1iana Pnh1tsheTss issoc;atiom ~ renrtinn .u ~
ths dusy sE1MS q PRoftfd df eapst m .u,,,
of cittzen f Nass,chnss,ia to had Int s,,,l
hand and asEus thst y a h tost ~
hi@: enrn,,,v =, ~. ..,,
of lie Trcasrrr Ind in1ics.c5 III Intcntnn 3
msEe pood H.. ioss of hnn,1s sffe1 lons" ~ rcs
~ 10, hnt II ths Trnnsn-. notcs weFe 1oat {har
rnnld mt 10 retnrnaG ,itko,t fnr.bsr ias1si.tin,
snd thst snch net;ton ~ that nresentnJ h1 ~
snner shond go to tn comptts eo ey NJ
The net3tnns xas the,efoye rcf'1Te5 n ~ ro4n
5tte On cIsms Ms te'et'ea 10 toe eo
M RI6DI.F- of Drl,v,,e- ofer.3 ree,1r.
ton irx,rnrtir.s tn sarrnf,rx ~ w. - ~,nnr, -
iovsi statcs under The call oftha Presdent Il In. e
iy lat for NH men, Ir R3dila said IN IN.
formation ia calicd for ycry anTions,V ~ hv tbon.
sands Of citizens In ali The ,oyaF staies aud ,v1a
he cbeoD WITCH hays ned
to every draft made upon their people. By the
t 9 IL sst15 5 sa 5 6 1a
500, 600 cal1v1 fol were obtaIned, leaving del.
cheney Of &c, 600. In consequence Of this drnft
y~ran
81 Tho census Of 1850. The states mentioned
800, ,6co people, including tie District Of coium-'
Vii Iii atsume % It to BE- The same. fho stats % whtch
represent has population Of 11a,1a8 Oat
Of This population Delaware furai~hcl 2,Ii5 men
II the Senators will 1n2ke calculation they will
flDd this amount little more than her quota Of
ease and rsp,dity, must b. taxed 10 m up tho tied-
tiency created By the failure Of the-drast In the
larger States ] think the Senate will gladly give
information for It is called pr in The kndss. spirit
to that officer: and think he will cheerlul'y re.
spopd to It. The resolution ought to be referred
This was agreed to aud the resolution Wis .c-
ferrcd,
On motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN, the consular up
rropri1tionn r. htlI was a taken up;
ing. before the word " Mexico" the words Il the
Republic Of" Adopted.
in een to .: osefs easd hs Ghe
ington's regiment aud suspeuding their pay and
emolnmcnts, until m Investigation Of theit con
takes las 'ete' place. ''n ''aA 0''es IL 'o1o'a"o
AZ. PO4ERoi, Of kansa:, hoped that the Com
mfttee on Indian Aaaiss had investigated this sub
had heard Sosh sidee lie a!d poi ike % to held
was opposed to hasty action. ii Colonel Chiying-
private soldiers onght not 10 be held responsible
for the orders Of their supariors.
Mr: HARLAN said the resolution only. pro-
acte were Investigated, Tue soldiers, who
took part IN the transaction were hundred days
men. lie believed they were organized with the
in Ills raid. They returned to came loaded Viii
EGszicsn Eses dslIaEs; '. t'''''' ''D''' '''s' AAN
ae M asen H. q e sps SppS3sd dps to @s
ds; 5hs5s vs. sa sa Of sp.sa a m
people Of which ho had read 20 much, bur had
found them treacherous. thleylng and murdc1ers,
and he believed it would be we'll for the country
10 ciyilize the Indians by t1anstatlng
Christ's Sermon on the Mount for them, but be-
never .eeaid impress Christian Doctrines upon
tent ten ~ with powder and hall. ~ ~''' ~ 0~1o
Mr. NEsM1Tn quoted several instances Of r.
treat them with kindness had been unsuccess{rl,
Iii, RICHARDSON, Of H., believed that the
whole tanlt vas with The Goyernor Of GO orado,
Wfo acted no doubt upon the bidding OF the Ad-
because It held private soldiers amenab1e for the
faults Of their commanding officers. He believed
the Indians to be the most treacherous and per6d-
fout OF people, but he did not think the Govern
ment had right to pusrue such mode Of warfare
as Col; G did.
Mt. DOOIITTLE, of WIS.,, denied TINT private
soldier was bound to kill women and children II
commanded TO do so By MS superior oiticers. A
Court marital c wcpia @ no. eoRs1s soe, 80 t tof ie
fesolution;:
NJ poMERox moTsd 10 81 sttige out 60 maeh f 10, o.
Mr. WILSON moved that the resolution be SO
amended MS to apply to The 9lhcerS only, a 1t
ould be Unfair to maze 1 II apply 20 @ tae pl1ra1es