, 1865-02-27

III the nrst Monday In December, and upon this
demanded the yeas and nays.
The question was decided tn tho negative BY the
following rote-Jeas - 1aJs H. II.
M1. HOWARD moved to lay the subject on Tho
S Pssssd ,se IN s ~ r.
exception Of McDougal IN the negative.
Nj. SUMNER spoke Of the importance q ihe
subject before The Senate ana ~ ,n ptopsrsy 81
The resolution Of the Judiciary Committee y the
Bull Run Of fhe Administration, Hs nosed that
the Senate adjourn, and demanded the previous
III. TRUMBU1L sccused Mr. Sumner Of at.
tempting 10 brow-bea and defeat the purpose OF
r. snASER !Re de1isd Ssas atempn AZ 70
tlc majority. He felt justified IN emploJ1ng az
the instrumenta in The arsenal OF parlfamentary
for Mr Trnmbnil 10 SUPPOSE he could pass this
resolution tonight. Parliamentary law was
e'! Mr. HcpoUGAL G; said If volubtllsy and wisdom
were one, Sumner would be the wisestman IN the
Tbs he motion Of Mr.. SUMNER was lost by II
Mi. SUMNER moved the Senate adjourn, and
!, S. $1h1NSIER moved to postpone th1. .ne,
lect dlf next Saturday at II O'clock and make 1t
The CHAIR: VT is not In order to make
IT, SHaEs 81 sas hs: TSen Iii leave of the
| epcefaI order, and move to postpone it."
,, Atser some argument, tho Senate adjourned at
HOUSE. g
:. AEesolution vas adopted inguirins Of the sec.e-
| ta1y Of War whether any rebel prisoners at Rock
1esnd and elsewhere have enlisted into the quotas
us aopsa ee1sly Wnsas
| War to inform the House whether orders have
! been tesued 70 prevent eoloted persons leaving
| the consideration Of the amendatorY enroll
The House passed bill appropriating s1s,qoo
tate in Nashville, taken by military authority "a
war appended that This rellef Is not to be consid.
The House passed a bill for the extension to
Josiah Copeland Of patent Of an improvement In
1he no1se passed, resolution providing for
printing 1a50j0 copies Of the Agricultural Depart
nent report for 1851 for distribution by the mem
beEs Of the House, and 1900 for the nse Of the
3he Senate bill sRqsops,ating = .ooo y ooo tore
WSele On he M state q the tS Gnon. ion 0'
Mr. PIKE offered q resolution directing the
Secretary o. War to inform the House whether
enlisted ito cur sers,ce and to a tha qaoa s
OF one or more Suites. II 10, how many, and
Whstc. any of I'D prisoners arc atill under
l
general In its scoM OF inquiry and then pissed.
hi. scnENCK offered resolution, wk1eh pass
Cd, directing the Secretary Of War to inform the
inE persons of color from leaving lie Dstriet oi
| Columbia without psss, and Nhether such an or
der still IN force and In that case the Secretary
q War to furnish . copy Of the order to ri ths
niiaqBi Ml: BLAINE offered & amendment that per,
| son who has or may be drafted for one year. who
| HHFn! IN RnbRfttute
shall be exempted from dram for that period Per,
eons putting in substitutes for three Yeafs were
only exempted Tor one year. The amendment "as
Mr.ScHENcK offered an amendment, that when
It Is shown that principal has WILDLY pnt IN at
improper suosdtute, the principal shall taRe MI
IT: STEVENS opposed the amendment, alse
Mr. sCnENcK said the m.jo,ity On the othe,
and would vote sgainst tie bill ITSELF They die
Nr. oDEIL remarked that the gentleman {Mt
Sehenck) not only said the majority Of the Demo
critic members would vote against the BILL, bu
that the De1noeratic pntty had arrnyed heniseives
front.
II. scnENCK-1 did gay 50, / say so yet. :,
Dir: kALFLE1sCu. q. rising from hlsIscat excited
s 5 Or s s wen 't IL es esssen ssss
had somewhat eubsided Mr. Odel reaumtng hia
remarks said: It 10 not the first time that The
gentleman from ONO tocaencE) haa u8ed snta
language against the democratic party with which
he 7OdelD acted,
Mr. sCHEECk, In his seat exclaimed you
had better get cut OF bad company"
gunge being applied to the party with which be
sctsd. It was not correct In fact. He objected q
it, and for further reason, thar II WAS giving aid
and comfort to the enemy.
A yo1ce-"That Ii true."
Lii. ODELL, reauminE, said when such Ian.
euage as that which had been uttered by General
! Tt.ar NnufhnFD AtHtp1.
| cnce would be that the North WAS divided.
Mr.. ECHENCK, In his seat, remarked, MOI
! ruch.''
Nj. ODELL said the language of the gentle
man Implied that more than halI the people Oft
| North were enemies to the Government Now, he
wanted no such record to 80 forth.