Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-14

dsy, introduce biIl TO est9phsh mint ana assay
olnce III INC CITY Vi Nc" iolN'
RELIEF OF SENATOR CoLLAMER'S WIDOW.
Mr.. Foot introduced bill authorizing the payment
out of the contingent fund the Senate the compen
Sation due to the late Senator of Vermont Mr.. Col
Iamer, to his widow Referred to Committee on Con-
tigent Expenses
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,, MIR. tTuthre presented the remonstrance OF the
EXeeuuvs OF LOUISIANA, against ne reeept2nt d as
senators IRON LOUISIANA OF Messrs Ham ana Cntler'
MT. hrlmGs objected 70 the rGadlng OF the TelhoH-
STRANGE and 1t was lad upon the table
REPORTING PROCEEDINGS CORRECTLY.
NV Crimes introduced = resolution reouesfing the
,1,,,ttno On 49,, ~ rorort Sone means Of hay
on No a"otI 70 the
dg ot~ I ~ inV;tno Of ran6rtcr nv The
Sountn @ or1iiso Win oFtar COR s;darobIn dis
cvssion Nv Wessrs FrsHrndcn Brown Wilson An
tbony Joinsan md others was adontcd
1' . - ,,,-,
TIE CAIIhE fLA|th'
reported the House bill prevent the spread of dis
among cattle and asked It's immediate CON
sideratOn. After some debate 1t was passed.
. go JURORS IN THE DISTRICT .,..ro
Mr.. Morrill, from the Committee on District of Co
lumbia reported the House bill concerning jurors in
the courts OF District OF COLUMBIA, and asked It's
present consideration. Objection being raised it
laid on the table
EMPLOYEES IN THE TREASURY AND WAR DEPART
MENTs.
Mr. Sumner moved to take up his resolution of in
curry concerning employees of the Treasury Depart
ment and moved TO amend by including the Depart
ment of War Agrecdto. The resolution as amend
FREEDOM OF THE RESIDENTS or REBELLIoUs STATES.
Mr. Wilson moved to take up the Senate bill main
tanning the freedom of the inhabitants of the States
recently in rebellion and instruction, so declared
by the President in his proclamation of July ls 1862
Mr. Cowan moved its reference to the Committee
on Judiciary.
Mr. Wilson, in some brie remarks. advocated its
immediate passage giving reasons therefor which
that certain States had passed laws inimical to
the rights OF the freedmen in those States and 1t was
action upon the subject to annul the actions of the
Legislatures Of those States. lie therefore opposed
It's reference to any committee.
Mr.. johnson followed opposing the bill. stating
that it would not accomplish the purpose OF the SEN
ator from MasSachuSettS, ana that there were many
legal objections to the b 1t did not provide for any
laws that might be passed but only for those Gieadv
b bnt epv tbns S of Pr r ca t0 repeal u " law"
Mr.. Cowan said he did not move its reference be
"ubtcd fiat The rroGer course TO attain The Object
was by legislation Of Congress- but by an amendment
to the Constitution.
through any 1 feelings Of bttcTpes towards the south
citizens but TO give protection to everybody.. He
stated that armed men were tray cTSlng Inc southern
States numbering and dcsroying and that the Gov,
hose sections lie said that some Of the States re
men 10 a worse condition than they were previous to
fhe war while vel slaves
Mr.. Sherman sympathizcd with the objects Of the
bill but Thought that the consideration of il should
be postponed until the Secretary of state announces
by proclamation disqualification Of the constitutional
should be postponed until the Joint committee of fl
trcn should have made their rrport
Mr. salisbury stated that he should not have said
q word had II moi bccu for certain sentiments OK
rcsScd in tho debate lie denirT ne rrbt ~ Con-
sre.s 10 lerisIotc mon Tho subject and contondnG
fbot thc STATES had fhe same riGh IN make fbnr law.
and IersIstc mon bcir own affairs as thcv had nre
anu ul'n 'l ~" IlS IS my Ip n pLe
idcnf confined IN rccoSniga tho Of tho Stafcs
I,uder The Constitufion he wnnId accord In him
hcaTtv sInp0rt '''
Mir TrlimbuU said that r.rhars tbe hill nirht he
"vC I,ro ~ a r yVg a Pee III
troi those naonIe mill The for,nofon Of tbcir STATE
goTornn,cIt o,l restorSt; t th i!i, III ~ ~
iegisiata and ,ott iayy E il; i'u NIL
TSS'a5o an" H"h' laws loi tilti So'eIihleht ullii
Su pn dirC. .t. ,;o,,.;, flo ,l; ,;, loc. A.,
Snot Il ' II uos' 49,; NV ial iau pe.lo w
President to SUSPEND TIC out p 6ncSrs 81
tbc Veteran Reserve corps until Congress shall take
some action upon the subject.
Mr. Norrill from thc Committee on the District of
CoInmLio navel to take mn Senate Hi regulating
arecd ~ ''i VI JULIUS ~ WV
tn lii ,vos thep ,,pt imam its uassagc and
ny 'ih was '"'" P"' wv" '>S f"''"e~ '''
P'OSseu' NJ H., ~ -,.,4, 4l,, II
On motion oil Mr.. Howard the senate thcn al
JouIileu. - - -
Tho ITo,so o. c,,Iod y, o~Icr ~ Tho ,IsnoI borr
Cbanlain tho Sneaker iad before the Jlouse report
S an tiiu t ~ ~ rotn - tbc
Nh Ft5at 5onnrtmert III
Tur yFrrR * .rEsTRvE CORPS
IIr Scbenck, of Ohio. from thcsCommttce on Mill
President 70 snsnpnd any order musterinG ont thc
oficers Of the Veteran Reserve CORPS until Congress
shall have tmc To consider thc subject
H. FamsTorH o"nired # his prsonton incuded
the men as well as the officers
Mr. Schenck said il did not; that the resolution pro
,osni thaf those ofIicers uncmnoypd should not he
summoriJy dismissed from service but TO lenCthcn
their time until Congress shall take action either to
incorporate them in the regular army or to organize
a specal corpS for them II was proposed not to turn
them out upon the world pennilcss as many of them
We're mon Of families and Tins 10 disnose Of them rs
contamnIated hy fhc War Department would he in
human
NJ Tornsvortb Of illinois tbou~bt If very, sinyu
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daily mustered ont with no command for those off,
GERS to govern, except mere skeleton companies or
regiments. Whilst the pay of the men amounted to
only SD per month these officers that the resolution
proposes to keep in service; receive average of
portance to dispose of them rs speedily possible if
for no other reason the financial interest of the
country.
Mr. Conkling incurred if the resolution proposed
to perpetuate the corps
Mr.. Schenck referred the gentleman to the words
OF the resolution as an explanation. The purIR4rt
only intended TO suspend the action OF the war
Department thereupon.
ti ocne d, tdGGnlGq al engtn upon te iheL
~ Co,1Iiro said rr;+l, tto o,.,1,t;o,, i-or, bo
tood II s t Ta W. ~ tb ~
LII II. toi ~ W a. 'nI vi .lJ !"
n0u ene matter IN hneSaucg, 2ut ne ia4 REASONS !"
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secl cuiSIuelD!e p9uS VI tleli' anu ~ Gel
cpuid NOT agree WIN the sehtehsn III ms laea mat
az vi tilat { a. d ts . S,b nv G Al. y
tr Tb NJ IN H. az Tn, ~ it
ne aIio 70 oar Ioi;haod on, of the ormv rs Htbcr
aote ~ ga az y ~, tl.ioo0 w" vi 'H army " 0'i>
p1 IT. III Ilils c9 n. 1 ~ t - : .,o
ne coiteueu t9at iue iiIseI pei tglitae " tnes9
men were i9t Shteu 10 o liit sympathy rs supporter
ny me gsilIlSh,ii rpm I Olio To- L;o.,, -.
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loo t ure p;t "a siis tI pt e VIII
Adv ny ~ Ii' ~ MN ooslv " ,'"t tS l
rper;t ~ ~ 'nG ,; h III -; ~ s @
cnsiont nre I;fnrent from Tho gcntien,an from New
York H. reitarafed III oiscrtion That tbe CORR was
con,nosod f ;tio,,s fiar e. nov cnn+ 81 trbnpn
Kvnra ~, IL la AZ ~ SoI; l. ~ cF
Of mon yho %od roycG tbcmseIns to tbc t;@vcrn
ment and tbe country oS entitled To symnothy' and
en anu lhe Coult! 10 cntt,e9 " p lnIas' dii's
he comntry so mnch "S tbcEr Tarworn veterans
Tho rnsoiution ',osSad"yo,s iii novS ~
CEVTr2i,E%r ,SEp ~, ~ y, rTyrrcrv
Mr. g r. Sn';tb r L Hwl ;rtro5ncod -asol,
tion irsfrncti H. ~ S m NJ;t"r, firs to
enquire into he c"nJtnn of bc ro%ernmS n%oner
ty in ccrain msrtS Of L ~ mi ,rbctbnr sid
pronerty abandoned and aSting t' its contrbNon t"
the State Of cnt,cl,, fnr ~ 'I.,T ~ ~ t;r ,
SoIdiers' Orrhan ISrI,n T az II VI ''e''''7 81
pp,,JiI T,' , .,,S 'u'''', ,NELt,' 10, -
=, HhN, >ihA!loN TO CoIAh VOLUNTEERS
Mr. Bureigh delegate from Dacotah, introduced a
resolution that as certain volunteers from that Gown
try were mustered into The United States service
with horses and equipments furnished nj their own
expense and in pursnance Of an order from thn War
Department these horses and cnunmentS wore takcn
away from them and nc[or rctnrpnd tbot tbe Con-
mittee on Military fair be ;nstrncted TO repoTt h,.
pIm coIIpchellOh Ipr Jn'Se losses. hereeu 10.