New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

Il shall be 10 inye'gste far they may dem nreessry
ali dr,ns. and transaction. Of the Gcr.uon Tn ush III
snd ulcers with said indiana and s said Committee
be authorized to .end Tor pe''ens ard ppm
PAY or PLovosT-nAgsHALa
Mr. LITTI EJCnS ipirodu,e ed bill which was referred
10 the Military COMMITTEES, increasing the pay and
emoumsnts Of Provost Marshal. 10 thoec of mrjcr o.!
cavalry Grd that they shan receive CON muta-
.ion for transportation. fnrnrr. incl and quarters
GOvERNMiETs IN DIsoEGAEIZID sTATEs.
Tt Hoase resumed The consideration Of the bill to
provide for Republican Government for States over
thrown OF subycred by rebellion.
Mr.. ELIOT lMass) gave reasons why be could not
support the b and II ii should become law, would
require provisional IL be appointed In oil the
States declared in rebellion rs well 40 in Arkonsas
Louisiana and Tennessee, Notwithstanding what the
latter States had done with view 70 rSst0bilshing
their political relations with the Union. In addition to
other objections he that negro Witnesses were to De
excluded from the courts. There need OF O gen
eral law. How could they undotuke IN one pi
to state what was applicable in detail to al
the Siatcsi Was IL not more wise to take 'he
states they might present the msevcs for
10 advocated amendment which he bnd offered u
the pending bill declaring that no state shni DC per
miilcd 10 resume It's political relations unti ny eF",
action The State shall have sdoft d Con,utn!oh eha
established Go,ernment Republican In iofn forever,
excluding Involuntary scrvude and guaranteeing TO oil
persons freedom and equality lrimc tho law. ! MS NJ
contend rd should he prerequisite Tor admission
Mr. SEyPss asked II these Sntrs wore ~ the Union,
by what authority could VIC legisate Tor their hernai
condition. d,
Mr. ELIOT REPLIED thnt such Stntcs were not ont oi
the Union terriicriny Int the Rebels having over
thrown their Government il had become necessary FOR
Congress e. inter- enc by legislation.
Mr. SIrvESs asked about how much was out ana now
much IN the Union lLruCltrI
Mr. ELr0r said tina; was fIir question. Al me Ff
ritory il in the Unit n, but the Government "i Mssn
spI for instance his been ycthrown ~ the h-pes,
md the traitors have csiGl shed ouothcr srabe 10
their views within the lDnd Which part OF 70"
Union Therefore Congress hst right because II Is
a necessity. to leris.ate. go ,,,
Mr WILSON moved pos'ponement OF the biii 'or TWO
weeks "
Mi DAVIS dnd) said tina, would he equivalent to a
defeat 81 the bill
Nh Wilson's movement agreed to by a vote OF
los against -.
MTITsRy ACADEMY BILL.
Tie House en-. iDto C"mniit'e 81 tlc noe on vac
Military Academy Appropriation Bill which ~ss
nmcrard on the motion o M BL,EE by repeating tne
section ~ The appropriation ll Of Inst 'eer which i"r
babe the rcnni-son OF cadets found de fcien exec
on recommendation q! the Academic Board. HE erect
~ the amendment j. to rc.,nrc Tie Secretary oi
power OF icsf"Tnt un 10 tic 80 'f r'rlf"Tl"us ctuc
LEGISLATIVE AIpRc PEIAT Of BILL.
The House next took NJ TIE legislative Executive
and Judicial AppruI riHtion BIZ.
Pending tho consideration o.: ths bill the committee
rose
ACADEMY BILL Passed.
The House pissed the ~ itary Academy APpropria'
ton bill. and then adjourned.