New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
XxxyuIth coNGREss-second Session
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+. 80 .ynnosed that there would be no tiIne III
fhe tutnre when there would be less tnan wv oase,
pavmsste,s needed in the navy. II one hunureu ,e'o
80 bent in commission. This BumOr W"lu pe "a
$3.50 as great many Paymasters we're always neeuso
these duties This bill also created the new erhar
~ passed assistant Paymasters ne reguauon Nv"
seqrred strict examination besides ,od 70 make
10 capacity and honesty. 1t was now prop"seu 20
the rank nf Passed Assistant Paymaster 10 Ps
with passed Assistant Surgeons and EnginrfIs. ,h;s
who pass second examination Will be ehlie. H. M
new rank M Grimes Explained fui Their that INC o'
was approved By the Sereiary OF the Navy To Aid
Mr. HAZE said he opposed 70 the Dill ne ss niI
not think IT wise at this time t. make peiIn no
eions 10 the NAVY 1t would become necessef!, o,
Thought, before long to redUce 'ne n""''' " ""'
officers. .ho ,ossaco
Of the bill. .,;rs, 4 uavs
Messrs. B,icsaew, Davis Garlic and Hale 'o'ns -
the negative ,...,rs
Az v.nr moved that the Senate take up the rssolu.
&o, advising retaliation for cruel treatment VI V
Mir Sr-MSFR--Oh would not take that np now
Mr. WADE--Nou would II YOU were P'isVH''
The rp,outiOn WIS taken up ., A.. H.
Mr. HESpncKs stated thai he understood that Mr.;
JoIlsn wished "a debate this resolution ana lie hvp
~ further consideration Woud DC POs'''''" 1A''
MI wApr-I shall rot resist the po;tponement IN
tomorrow il the senator from Maryland Wisbes " W
bate It's subject and yet feel IT the echteMeu wiz
wish u were in the condition Of many Of our pris ner.
they yonld NOT feu like listening very long spee'i
on tho subject. will lei IL stand over wv to.iuorEow
bet she u,-, ssdiAe thaf shaI press II a. INK
earliest opportunity.
Mr. HlxpR cKs replied to Mr.. Wall saying thNs en-
Senator cn OHIO had seen iii TO say that were IL
The condition oi some Of our prisoners ne Woud ' zee
like declaring the question thai he lrndrcss) DC no
feel that sympathy for the prisoners mat nc oua1
hans there was n, member Of the senate who who ei
more scnsitivey on tais subject than he (iendicks
did. He had brother in tue southern prls0rs, ana IN
oresent relations of ~ Senator could make him nor
serS.tive thar he was He wasVcry free 81 say. nov
ever without fully examing The subject tfat he dis uo
thSnk the resolution proposed vas the best way 70 &
csfe the release Of our prisoners. Hethcng'h Gners
exchange eucht to be efrcte and ne helieVed coui
B. effected, If the paI1y in power voso make the choi
Mr. WADE said he did pot feel nov Ike ugTcctug
npnstpsnenen, ipssmuch as tbs Senator irom ih'iai
Had made oil the speech al could he nude on te s.i
feet Retaliation bad bet successful before ~ the a.
The Rebels hnd placed cur men Hnder the IRE OF GU
batteries; and ;ary competed to dcs,s' frori 10
wben VIZ retaiiated b. exposing their men IN sniia
way. As To- tie failure o ~ Secretary " Ner Wr'
chsrge OR mcn, he had ONLY " say, without Known
anvthing the mjeet that he U"e secretary
War did cs charged he " Is calpable I" hl4E u'gS
Mr. HARLAN sid nc did not believe u oXpedwi
ahyays to agree foam excha'Pe in the p'sepf conah
OF the contest Fiery maS yscascd by US vas III u
mt into tbe field against vs. and thug swell the rant
OF the Rebel arny. 1t to our interss to krp u
Rebel force in the field as sluall o. possible ahd
could by reas tion secp's fair treatment Tor our i
oners in tie SOh. this would be Tire wiseSt poilcy.
After snC further renal ks on she sutIect' Tue TICS
lation wes postponed until 10 morrow.
Tie Senate then wcit into Executive sess}cE- al
aonn inter A. iourueu.