Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-06

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and those crininsly RESPONSIBLE fnr the mur
der and starvation Of Union prisoners of war.
should be tried and punShrd FIR the high
crimes &C which they have been guilty; that
Justice shout not fail Of its purpose. ani that
all who are guilty Of ar are respon>ihic for
the assassination OF the late President. and the
great offenders during the recent rebellion gull.
tv of and RESPONSIBLE for the murder Of and
starvation Of Union prisoners Of war as well
MS those guilty Of or Responsible f,r o.her un.
raralclc violation Of the laws of warfare or
amenahlc to, and should he tried, convicted and
punished bv "A military trihnnal author lied by
the United States and sanc,onod hy the com
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ever and so Ear Ms may be necessary to srsure
the ends of Justice; that the Committee on
Judiciary be instructed to inquire what lrgisla
tnn, If any, may be necessary to provide jnries
for treason trials and to carry int" effect the
purposes nf the foregoing rrs''ki,iOns; aud that
said Committee report by hill or otherwise.
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, offered resoln.
ton that General Howard, Superintendent Of
the Frcr.lmen's Bureau, BE- directed to inform
this House whether any rebel proncrtv, a'l"t'
ted 10y him to 1.-THE freedmen. has been subsc.
qucntlv restored to rchels.
WAsu,NGroN. Dec. 2O-Mr. Wade presented
n memorial Of the Society Of Friends "f B,l,i.
more, asking that something he done in hrhnlf
Of the freedmen If the South. Referred to
special committee on freedmen.
printing. resolution for printing 80, ono copies
If eulosies on the late Senator Colla,ner.
Passed.
Chriswell called mp the House resolution
providing for a recess, and moved that the
Senate rccede from its amendment. The SEN
ate refused and a committee on reference was
agreed to.
The hill for the payment of S25, 900 to Mrs.
Lincoln, was passed
Mr.. Avcril., from the Committee on the Dis.
tr;ct of Ca,lumhia. renortrd bill to r'gi'ate
the elective franchise in the District, by renov.
ing tho distinction of color as Il qualification
for it's exercise.
Mr. Summer hoped it wonld he acted on very
soon. The country demanded IT,
Mr. Davis called Mr.. Sumner to order. max.
ing noint of order that the bill was not before
the Senate for discussion.
Mr. Wilson called up the Senate hill to main
tain the freedom of the inhabitants Of the States
lately in rebellion.
Mr. Summer addressed the Senate in favor
Of the bin. Wh"n he ,'rnght of what occur.
rcd in this chamber yeStar !ly, in heated tenn.
per I" whit RASH the nnhsppy condition Of the
rebel States, he f.li that they ought to speak
Of nothing else to day. He proceeded to speak
Of the right Of Congress to pass the bill and
and public, to show that the spirit Of the rebel
lion still exists there, and the rights of the
freedmen were being disregarded in oil the
Southern States.
In the House.
Morrill,, Of the Committee of Ways and
Means. reported bill an'horizing the secretary
Of the Treasury TO appoint Assistant Assrss
of Intcrnsl Revenue Passed,
St~vens, It Pennsylvania. introduced hill
to pay pension AMI dsmse-s done tn Cni"n
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