The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


w,snScroS, March 90 1865
srRnounp ARsonY
Mr. DAWES, (rep.l Of Mass asked leave 10 INTRODUCES
joint resolution In relation the public lands pertaining
10 The armory a, Springfield 1t revves the Of June
IT, 1874, relating TO the public Lands apperaining the
armorics a, Springfield and Harper's Ferry.
Mr. DAWES having explained tho object Of the joint
resolution, which simply to provide for the exchange
the strips OF land rend red necessary by the grading
Of the streets, leave granted and the joint rsou
ton read three times and passed..
GALLANT SOLDIERS
Mr. SMITH, (rep) OF Ky, introduced lolng resolution
giving the thanks Of Congress Ia Major General Gordon
Granger and James A. Garfield and 10 the men under
their command for their galiany and heroic conduct
in saving the Army Of the Cumberland from disaster at
the battle of Chickamnuga
Il referred Ia the Committee on Military Affair
nr LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE ,sD JUDICIAL AUTHORIZATION
The House proceeded 10 the unfinished business OF
yesterday being the bill making appropriations for tho
legislative executive and judicial expenses Of the gov
ornment
Mr. w,sHnuRxE trep.) Of ILL.,, moved to amend tho
bill by striking out paragraph Increasing saares OF the
director treasurer assayer and other officers aud clerks
Of the mint at Philadelphia.
Mr. ONnLr. repl of Pa, sought the floor to speak
against the amendment but was cut OF by the pendency
OF the previous question. The vote taken by yeas
and nays, and resulted follows:feas -, nays sd
So the amendment agreed to- and the bill w~ then
run narrrE rryrpe ov THE RyrrrrIos
Mr. LAwmScy (rcp OF Ohio, introduced resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the Committee on s
for The pubcaton OF work giving Geographical maps
OF the battle fields OF the rebellion, with roads ravne-
battle nclds pians of forts earthworks &c
' r,v n.sr.s r,ap,..
The Ho,ee p,ocecaca A. The nn,t bu,,nrss in order
s,rIny the marnng hour IN he cons,dcntIon of ,be b
nu,s ,I ors "ou S,n " n se odeary .onm"e ~
amend the act Of March s. 1864 relating to habcas
Sospas' anu ''su'A'"s 'ua'oA"' pO''''Hs' ~ ''''"
Mr. Rocrss, Cdem Of n. J., said 1t probable that
co,',n , ,n ,hcoyv nn ,o,,b vceicrday Nv the gen
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Mr. Glw1mD replied that he could give the Tcn,iema
nersons Iauebtsr,
Mr. ssrn re,ll of Ky advocated the passage ~ IN
bill He rad that ~ Kcntueky preferred 10 give protec
ton 10 r.leIs n wa Tor Congress 20 say that IL pre-
ferr.d 10 gly. pruseton "a the Union p.opic and n
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| for them
Nr Rs dem of III opposed the bill aryung thai
uersons xho had been punished wrongfuliy and arbl
irarly should so deprived the remedy witch ,h
laxs Of their country Eaya them AGAINST the wrong
| aaer.
Mr. Ccos, Qepl q IN, closed the debar In support a
no,ea IN pninfy ~. laws ~ the Tinted sta,es va
deemed demoaratio bill substantially the sam
rued fr any act done ln the collection of rr,snae
should have the rght 10 have ,h. case tined in tue fed
era court That law whlch lay At the ass ~ this ons
va nsssi by tl,s denoerati~ par,y snd s1proysS /.
| t;euaral Jaeksan
| Mr. BfSoHas rcp.) q ONO remarked that tho onl
| Scn,to, tho voted as.ipst ~ va Jonn Tvler
M Cos tbo.sht h sirnngr that rrntisrneu Who NOV
claim 20 b. REPRESENTATIVES, q the party that passed III
l.N OF IsI3 should md that this law which cudiaf t
s.rns -,ons was ancSnstl,atrna Ne lad ideno
n his pu--esslon to show tnai there disposition
manifest Ia Kentucky 10 panish union men there ~
Tifteen hansred sats bsd b.~n broush, n ,,as sss.
asanst men fyr doing aois whlch they hAi bon CON
| rnanaed by their military HIpertyrs b. %
Mr. s.rrm correied him the ufnter saying ther,
| we're thirty ave hundr-l sf8ch saiv
sr Coos said thai .b' qaessioo va sheshsr M
o,d~fs II 90 n.s far that they should b. TUNED oys
70 be Judged ny fnsn Nbo entertain tho utnsl bitter
ness ami Loauity AGAINST item from the fart uaf ts
| were arrayed 90 oppo4ts sides during the ~as III
b did not seek u Iro,set The ues sbS I-i order
bai ,bs ~ho sor- complied N obsy them. W.
had ben informed By oue of the members elsct frou
TenBessee Colonel Stokesi that 10 bsf left hon,
horse wnirh hd oesn eap,ursd from TIE rebels o
snerifias branded g = and giyen over " him, hal
been rrpevBed BY the nan claiming D. the forrns
Owner Tue simple priBlipis Involved n "a bell "a
uhsfhsr the government wOgld protoct the ub,
had besn engaged 10 stscgtihs ia Lass aE1 suppfessu
the rebellion
The mot.on n r~oammh pending flnro lat ~sek "a
| Withdrawn and th. pr~v0as question onsed ~
psszage 0f the ball The Fgte "a ten tAEsn an
resulted Yea llz kaya ~ - ~ bfli go TAsssi
The vote stftrtly parry 20 the Ken urt
mefnbs<s, hcke~ hyssreag. smith and v kandAl
voted for a. ard IL nuis RUIZ Drtiar .nd Hardin.
"a saaUs.