Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-26

"A
was introduced looking to the thorough sitting
OF the officers OF the army, the discharge Of
those who are Incompetent and the filing OF
their places with the most eallan. Of our vol
unteers The bill to repair the President
house was adopted. After executive session the
Senate adjourned.
la the House an immense amount Of business
was projected Mr.. Harris Of Maryland, wore
III 50 did Mr. Mexican, from MONTANA, and
Mr.. Hooper, from Utah Credentials Of a
member from Arkansas went to the fifteen com
mltteei to permit withdrawal OF national bank
deposits under certain conditions to recover
IRON Illinois for lands granted to complete a
railroad not finished within the terms specified
10 compel government officers ia Utah to DIS
avow polygamy Among the hos { OF resolutions
we note these against all manner of arlstocracy
Tor the distribution among the States of surplus
arms to ask the President why JEFF Davis has
not been rled about elective franchise as a
special feature OF State rights fabed) calling
Tor information on Mexican relations; 10 ex-
tend the oath Of allegiance u oil persons eject
ed or appointed under United States laws
(adopted)j against poIyglmy The session was
closed by long speech from Mr. Stevens, Of
Pennsy lyanm, on the question OF rcc1nsuuction
and The status Of the S,uth5ro States.
The House on Tuesday passed Mr. Wash.
burne's bill to facilitate postal, commercial
and military communication between the states, "
which provides that every railroad company
shall hencelorIh be authorized g. TRANSPORT
mails, passengers ana iregh! between any two
states, any law OF state to the contrary notwith-
standing. The Camden ana Amb Company
Will doubtless exhaust tho resources" Of lob.
bying aud bribery to prevent the p.s,aec Of this
biIl through the Senate, but ~ may londly
hope the right will prevail
JOINT resolution Tor an um-niment ~ the
Constitution prohibiting the payment of the
rebel debt was adopted 10 the House by l49 to
II.
ID 'he senate, . message WAS received from
t1e ! resident 10 Response " res lon asking
Tor Information relative to the progress VI ~
construction IN the Southern States, which wa.
severely commented upon by Mr. Sumner, and
defended by Messrs. Doohtae, JJlusJo and
others.
IN the Senate, Wednesday, the bill to pay
S-o'oOU 70 Mrs. Lincoln was passed. Various
p5uIions were offered concerning the status Of
'he states recently in rebellion. A bill was re-
ported ~ grant suffrage IN the District d
read md writ, A. vV,l.-,l-i;. III. ~
10 MAINTAIN the fr.,,i,n = ~. ir,.,.t,,.,,. -
ates declared il, i,surr.,,,..,, .,.t ..,i,,'
THE proclamation Of the Pendent OF July
l6o2. lt abolished all laws, statutes, acts, 81
dinahces, rules and regulations, which make
meg al!tIes ~ rights ana ImmuultIes on account
OF distinction r. differences OF rules, race on &c
scent MI Sumner spoke On THE bul long, car
dental tl.n 1f rccyn.trnl',,, Ana II, ,,,ir W.,
equal lusuce 10 the freedmen
Mr. summer SAID When tbinl ,i ,ehat
occurred IN this chamber sterday. when call
to lninu the att mp To wnitew..b che II, ba,.,,y
condition Of the rebel statss. and al linn, NM.
to throw the mantle Of obelal oblivion over tDe
ckenlng and heart-rendln, outrage by winch
human fIlbts are s,er,te'1 and b,rh,r,.n'--
rebs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re,s ietter N II,ar..
lsrl ttat ou,bt Ia .pelk of rothin, els.. ~
dsy. Sir. stood her. lonp aso. 10 thg DIVA ot
Kansas. when small community va. sur,en
dered 10 the Vaccinations of taI sl,g.m...,t.
ana now stand here. alas vb,ls An immco..
re,,on with miil,eosgr forul,t,oc i. .urrnI.,,
"a L, tbe maehiuation. of sl,v.n,.fsrs LI
hel,ng.t, a., res. m arrsa. INNS t,t,lt,..
CongTes, must learn tn d. bravo and II. n'i,.,
All nu.t a,ree tb,t th.. NM .,v,.''I..,.,
p...snr. n nnd.rt,,kes ma, mora ,l.,,ft
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winch the nnt,1n, go,ernme. IA nled,sI r.sI
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siort, be- lrss. anu th. executive. VIVA, nal
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them IN tb.ir ns.dom There il, v,ur ,I,1,e
vino, ma. com. bs,ors Gina x,r,i H. 40.
WLef.ye, tb, limits of ,our teuuhIic .fvtf,d
ana Il a, sacred A vour national 1fs Wbsr,.
ever tbat IA, a,ats AZ lon, a.. ,h,. r.,,tli.
en5t,f5. th,t lido T.. s,ef.i,, +. IA. ,t..-,..,
u5N shall Wa see nut taal plelse b. pre-,Ey.i
.lsItt, be committed to indlyi'ualsi I.,tt.I
be committed 10 sute.2 n. SIR Tina n-e..r.
yatlon of tu..; p.e1,s ma 4 10, IL, ,u.i.'.,..',i
government u. ...,i,.de,t.u.n. ave freedom,
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suppcrlol Us. millions of d m5e.a' al 5,..,ken
by his oga- u4fty. N,. G5s,1. resubl,eAn
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