, 1865-01-19
CONGRESSIONAL LpfzOCEEDINGS.
WAsu1S6ToS, Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1866.
SENATE

,.- cnuAx fpo nrcscrtof ttc ,,amo,;,1 or
the Board Of Trade Of Philadelphia, asking the
biI; iii Snrthern rrrli1ors hnye m onnortnntr 10
pre,s caims asui1:t the Citizens Of stasss in re-.
PeI;ion. P T Ths %as referred Ter to he judiciary Com
Mr' WADE. Of Ohm. nrescnted the LETTER or
senatoT HariIipr askir@ Il. he excnsei from fuf.
1hcr scryire IN }he t:nmm,ttcc m thc Candnct of
petoa
~ nassscc M T Of iii to % make ship canal l aFosaI M Ma
a5a Fii on TIC Amsssn s,1s Of he Falls Re
eans eo
1nIttee az 10 certain charges. sgainst Gen. Payne
wished to ak If the Conittee on Military Afrairs
to whom TIC matter had been referred, we're ready
10 report
MI WILSON so.d the Committee On Military
Aairs have not yet tak.n np tic resolution oifsf-
ed by him We shu1i probably be able to do so In
q few days. Nc have not had time to do so. - '
CHARGED from further consideration Of The subject
apd Directed TO rspult The resolution back to tho
Senate, Since he introduced that resolution he
eacd Pane e9ndus I'D
been published with Governor B.amletto's
measace and documcnts. md that tho atIlduTit to
in ia rs wsIs eps not
hTn,aiitv cTueltS. n,iare cum md robbery hat Cannot
hc m ennaici n t5e apnnsIs Of aay cou2.ry. He de-
sased ne Ssaa 10 paas 'Ge IT, so III @
,n, .a nct;,,, roIcorn sis "n md scc,rc
KY a 1.ns Wwha, 4 alIcoc aaa;nst him ia
tIue, i Ie ought 70 be punished b death. . :,
o. he hcare a a 's sccn t' en
Pnsnn hsJ nn infarn,aifnn from him IN reraT to
ne report hut ny reason fos making the nption ,pt
~ it Ell :, NJ ot .. a. ~. n,sn- - nnbiisT
tnungt aee,inc His his es,acer m WhIeh pnder
5taod pSi, vas C. pa,e M md ~ Commission before
non1 nc nlo nps apeaa, ,r1t hai Kin
l a1u h, na4 ha ~ taro1t ae a9 tha ch,r
aeter TINT ! supposed. ! learn an,l,iIa %ssher
rom him tnat aitcs nearing taat 5ns Iunssoa nn
Has proceeding % INQUIRE nLp 1.s a - III II
'ofe wtlea nG nag no y; ao; 1onaIt M r.
nformed NJ that he had 70 ohjsetlSn 70 hay1ug
tnc IcPolt o. tnis ~ nc ~
ms t9 ~ ana 9G shou be
Therefore, am Willing for one hat the J., sen sa3
atorn resolution shoau a ~ ~ ~ IN
informed th1t 70 ar from being thls blood Thirsty
uunesd him. VII be P1o,ysd tat Gep kayne 1e
tay he'is tnnoecnt or guilty. 40 s9y saat s1neo
this resolution wag introduced 1 nave eeen n
Gen. Payne, ana no tcls me ~ II, nn ~ aau
lishcd If his report sethug forth the real cis can
be published with II, ana tne report o. tae Jaase
AdFoGate Gencfa! can ne ~, A. ~ har VIZ
afe al pnotshsa .oget69sr 9 wy M ~ W3 not n
5eet to this unless he proceeds on tne ~ arsr
uGeIafeo n t1s speccn, tnat "al l. " " oee'al-
cd guilty oeioTc ne ls Ited. -, ~, .
FCM Dill " mn saau3 III IL 2sensa ~ ~
Commtfs1oa oetore h1n s s;te s9asse a-V mas
al HE nnItcd n nronnnntnp lin rni]ty.
Mr, TRUMBULL eaid he had rcccfycd letters
finn the citizens Of Kentucky. eudorsinC General
Paypc'e administration, and sitting that General
Ppyne was the only man TINT had protected loyal
deserved. @ ~ ' '''>' p''''s''~N N~0-'' - '@~'
Mr. BROWN, from the Military Committee, re-
ported bill 70 repeal an act to provide Tor the r.
sole Of The land on which it was located, which
Was ordered printed.
Mr, HOWARD, Of Mich, from the Military Com:
mittee, reported resolution, which Was ordered
TO be printed, relative to retaliating upon prison
ers in our hands the treatment which our SOL
ditrs received al the handa q the rebels.
On motion OF MI: SUMNER, Senate took uR tne
resolution regarding the notice given to treat
BEinan By the President, q the termnation Of the
treaty Of 1a17, limiting the nasal 1ofce On the
lakes.
MI. DAVIS opposed tho resolution, becaueo IN
giving the notice to terminate The treaty, the
President had tEausendea his authority.
The resolution WAS further disguised BY John
sop Davis and Sumner, alter which It tyas passed.
Nj. DIXON, Of Conn.,, Obtained una.tmous CON
rent 10 introduce two resolutions rendering the