, 1865-02-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunc.]
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SPH1saF1EIp, Saturday. Feb. H.
pointment Of Hon. Hugh Meculloueh, The present
Comptroller o. the currency TO inc posluon >a o.
secretary u tne 41easui5 On tac IeuteGy " -n:
US eiTs1eted tn as tTo qS5e9 e o.
signature OF every member present OF both par
tics. It il also signed By Coy. oglesoy and Lieut.
sns Sax = arGse e. sfse sa number OF e'
After sharp contest In the House today reso-
~. passea e. e p1 t1s dn!ns
- rraeant Session ~ tI,c Tegisf,tn-e The "a.
dcpte is eaid to e dam gine Is many Of the parties
W. sys asa An taa sats stt
heads resisted the reEoiuiion 10 pr1ut, but could
not succeed In defeating It. They hid the sym
e{r 1s{ s no. Soess Of
hare 6oS paased IL H. senas
WI have ira,nedIatsly.
The lobby Is growing smaller BY degrees, and
beautifully ess aad quiet seIspea in the Aonss
4 new regiment was organized at Camp uutler
to9ar Eight Of ths companies samo th ,som Tr 81,
Clinton.
Two more regiments Ell1 be organized ~ The
ser g3td 9f tas %sek There a1o fue'en' men
Reports from all parts Of the State chow that
recruiting 10 going on with increased rnptd1ty, as
5e e eaR5aasD q saT sa s Ssve
and rapidly flling IN I'll paris Of ,he stats. The
aad o;ssl III to ad tie M ept Shorty IL
45th still lacks three companies Of being null Ihe
4eth has '9o men Tspottsd = ana 1oo N camp ltT11 81
men pass the surgeons examination Tho 4Sth
and 49th are doing very veil. There have been en-
T b. Lent. It, Purcell. Da1fng jsnnazy thete were s97
volunteers mustered in n tho State.
.a,1xo,p,, ss.,ra.v Fab II
IS sESATE: 2 :;. ,,,,. .,.,,,... ,,o
bad eeIyed On eo@nittss; b P,,a So gsI ~; !!
a1s2s amend st. 3 nfsss ho 81 had
Ices 6e Pa1a & 1aS Is s11en6 ,h.+ III az
nnys a3 N E,ate Me u 1ne's T. red v liz cons
tio9 be raid II gold or Its it, sqqiyalsnt n grssn
hacks NJ W9sceser mosea ~ at rs o. LITE t9d
Assembly ana nc 1,.re " rha nnastnnP r.. -.
Ing on the addition q the % amendment TIE n o1ll
asl r. loss1yeas nass1s' ane mo'.on ~ 1seon-
sadsr " i r. mint connoittce ,enorte that
MI. MACE o. tae JoinI .Si ~ ~ 'aas "a
st-ctive clause a1d reported ths House @ hli to In
Gssssa vsoS IL sf8
yeas p nays none: NJ: Gfeea o. Aas5anaer; r
reported the bill IN relation 70 dansPorta4on q
geas gess1 @ nsys none. H. Mack reported back ths
fektn, Lincoln and Decatur Kaa!Toaa. ,,,
The following b1iis we're c'ed up aaa f pasaea a a.
my and PAY @ Y vote; HI: Green. of Aexandaer; T.:
believed the bill nnc2nsntnn9na., a9a fe5sItea 70
he fs 90 eso Pending tsa r
gu NJ; ard ~ Rovea sl GU ~ ~, aG M s
log esm5 Sanms ~ Hi1en R,shne11" f3recf Morr
son. 1anslns. Macs, Mason, Metca1f, Feters, Rich.
| srds StraIu. Ward, Wcbater, Worcester.
EAFs-Cohrs, Hunter, Mcdonnell, KeIlly-1
r. Mrfsanre11 eEH185ned his vote. Nothing
could give him greater pleasure than TO Tete for
the bill. He believed 1t unconstitutional, and
was therefore compelled to vote against It. Mr.
Mason explained his rote, and in his Judgment
the bill wns unconstitationa', sti. as these men
numbering Thousands, have gone to the field
for the purpose Of defending tho country, he vas
Wiling to vote for tho tl>l icaxtng the constttu
tiona question for the courts. NJ 1etcalf did not
think tire provision OF the Constitution prevented
1}nrf 4h4fnf. 91pAn have hEEu called