Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22


sisant Surgeons in the United States army, provid-
ing Tor Additinna comp pensaton TO all Post Surgeons
and private physicians undercontracts by the Gov
ernment, which was read twice aud referred TO the
committee on Military Affairs.
| Mr.. HITCHCOCK, Of Nebraska introduced bill
TO constitute Omaha and Nebraska City ports Of de-
livery, which wasread twice and referred to the COM
Mr.. BRADFORD, of Colorado, introduced a bill
in relation to trade and intercourse with the Indian
| tribes, which was read twice and referred to the
! committee on Indian Affairs
| Mr.. LAFLIN offered resolution directing the
| Commissoner Of the Freedmens Bureau TO oOmmu- =
nicate TO the House the reports recently made
cernng the action of the Bureau by Generals Steed-
man and Fullerton, and by Generals Whittlesy and
Sewal, and such other reports I'd may be in posses
| sion o., the Bureau.
| The resolution was adopted. .
| Mr.; DAVIS offered a resolution, which was adopt
ed, directing tho committee on Banking and Curron-
currep,y Of State banks outstanding the first of
July from the tax Of 10 per cent. now provided by
Jaw until the ls day Of July. 1867, some day pre-
MIR MoCLURG'S resolution was taken up, declar-
ing
That the continued contumacy of the seeding
States renders IL necessary to exercise Congressional
legislation in order 10 give the loyal citizens of those
States protection Ia their natural aud personal
rights enumerated in the Consttltion, and in addi
ttOn thereto makes it necessary TO keep on foot a
large standing army to maintain the authority Of the
Government That the country is already burdened
by war debt incurred to defend the nation against
an Infamous rebellion, and that it is neither just or
polite to infiict this vast additional expense on
the peaceful industry, of the nationi therefore.
,i,too ~ @ L,O ~ ~; ~ AViSttou ~ tno t JVine oo
nac9 on m HeconSucuOn, 10 ingulre lnto tae expe
Et.tas ~ ,of.Ss, 1tbo ,rsJ; ~ ~ ~ LIE
,iJ ~ Goia' H J u 111pesos 1psoI tha'
sncnt U''e anI tb.9 d ~ 10 ototS "
report by bill or otherwise. sr ..... .-.
o,dnd p'''t'"' HN'''''" N''"s N'"'"'Neu """ NV
Mr. NIBLACK moved to lay the resolution on the
'aGTie, GS: -, o.;ou ,o..,;.o,
The resolution was theo agreed to by yeas 73 nays
es AZ S'''~'''A wa '4'A S''u " ~ ''"' 80 Nn''
o be % M OF
gon on tbe I0th of FenrusTv and ,yh,cb yera then
laid over under the rnIe dscarnq II az tho sense ~
This Honss thst ali iust and righteons Governmenis
Are intended not to confer r;phis nd mon
bc suLiects tbersof h,,t 10 secnra 20 eacb sI oa,
indivIdIsI iuli free and untrsInmeied sxerrss and
enjoyment Of ali those riShts which God has hestaw
cd upon him. -
Secnni That the saretv banniness n nj nrosner
ity of the penpIe reauire that iu5t and adeonste
nSpsItss be III xnd ~ tha viniatn of Iaa snd Ibst
these peueIties te inaated mon transeressnTs n%t
lar tho nnrnose of retaiiatiSn 6r Tovengn bnt tn in
sure sn coordination and obedienee. " - -,
Third That this Hon q will stand nv and sns-
tain tho Prssident Ia executing tho isws ~ the
United States mon A sufficient humber of leadtpS
rebels an each of the StaIes lately in ipIrrsrton
AGAINST the National (Iovcrnmcnt to vindicate Tho
majesty of The law 10 sustain the confidence or The
loyal people, and to warn the refractory for ali time
NO SphSNi SNiIRLACK srgcostsd that III. rO.o,u,i0n,
were 700 nndefned AMI the Honse s6onld i1forln
the President about how nany rebels he shoud have
executed -
The preyious question beinp moved and seconded
the resoiutiors We're agreej no. witbont Iivision
Mr. DEFREES' resolution was next taken IN de-
clarinr thatitis the opiuion Of hi, Honse thsttH
gress has no constitutional right TO fix the oualca
Gons OF electors i'm the several States
MIR. ROGERS. of New Ierser moved tn Law tho
resolution ON the table and called for tho yeas and
nays. Motion lost-yeas IL, nays97.
Mr. BRANDEGEE said IL wns n iudicinl mag
ton and moved to refer il TO the committee on the
judiciary. -
The yeas and naIs beinr taken on the referonce
resuted-yess &c. nsys 49, S the resolution was
referred to the Judiciary committees w.