The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-13
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WASHINGTON. De- !

WASHINGTON. Dec ~,
>EN.!f MI. Cowan presented peti'
uou from i number OF soldiers in the
hte val asking for bouuties for those
Who enlisted early the same as were
.yen 10 those who enlisted toward the
,l0,, vithe war 1t was referred to the
Military Committee
N Cvwan presented petition trom
thf citizens OF Pennsylvania, asking for
aA,h tarin oil imported goods to protect
home umgtacture= Referred to the
Finance Committee
NT Morgan introduced "a hill granting
10 celum persons the right 10 establish
islegraphic communication between New
lOrk and the Wet Indies 1t was re-
ierred tOtLr committee on Commerce
Nj DAVIS offered , resolution deolaf
rng that vhrra9r there no longer exists
armed rebellion yr private danger, there
are the privilege IF the writ of haLeas
orpHs is restored ~ every tate III the
Union MT Davis aid hediI not intend
1'1e above any opposition 10 the Presi-
i.-t Il, lud the people Of Kentucky
tended To support President johnson
'So tar as he did what they believed to
~ right but this was question of prin-
PIE which demanded a frank and re
N''tIll opposition The resolution was
l5a referred 10 the Judiciary commit
'te
AT Anthony called up the House res
'.otion OF iT Stevens fel the appoint
%rlt NJ Joint committee Oh the sub.
ost Of lately Irbelhou> States ..ui NOV
Cd 10 amend So a. to make ii concur
'7N oI . lo,at resolution. also l., omit
ing the last clause which pro, idea that
'n'I! Tue report IF sad committee no
MEMBER Of late. IebelliOna S.t.s shall
Z received in either House
Ill Howard preferred The resolution
a''t came !rou, ,he House aud objected
" sVnk.1e Qua the clause referred to
vi Anthony hoped the amendment
Would be adopted The resolution as il
-"e Itou the House was in ,aurrlVau-
"oA ol iue constitution . provision ma
Nls each Hod,- raiZe Of IL, qlalifi-
.c.3 -aS.Sn' ol Us own member. besides the
"ylHS Wv S proposed 10 he stricken ouJ cutoff
"'' "eoa'e Which vas III yioiaTion Of the
practice Of the senate
Ar DooAttie advocated tb, reference
Ithe whole subject oi rsconst, ,nntion fo
''auic'ary committee Tie resolution
=" amended ~ Mr Aut1ony. Mr..
eal moved 10 ameuj by making the
u,.s s'l Of representatives in the pro-
t5,, ,ommlttee equal 70 that of Sena-
rr.i 'o,,ead OF beng nine "a six. Mega
ti., leas-ll Navs-2Q NJ. Sauls-
hr 5poSaQ tie resolution and called
;m.si; 5i1; and nays The resolution as
s-S I-SI as adopred-23 10 II
- ~ol og Il Nh Raymond rose TO a ques-
ST., - tPl"Aeg5 10 present the certifi'
t,,, ''eetlon Of the Tennessee mem
j. ~ sleyeur ,n,erposed 4 point Of or.
sT,n', va. 'ue State Of Tennessee is not
CTs,TIi grI 10 the House which the Speaker
After -
Y;~oI's ys' y, gnef debate. in which Messrs
lssra 1Tlder aud Smith expressed thei1
,tonIa 'hat the Tennessee member
N.rrOu.Is Is sworn ID, on motion of Mr.
10 b,aOuG tba t6ere credentials we're referred
Coofea select committee Oh the so-callet
a,s,r.! ,'uelate States by vote of 126 yea
5Sts ISS @sna Al nays The House then, by
I,,c,uSV w against 63, laid on the table
osrs o'GtlOn .Yn to admit the Tennessee mem
psna;uset a9Iset to the privileges cf the foo
subs.ae TIE decision of the case. At
res",1,aeut stage Of the proceedings
Tiss Tision an was passed that until other
O'asFsd Mr.. Maynard and the othe