The New York herald., 1866-04-17
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1866

The bill far as considered and amsnded--thc nra
provides as folows:-
BE It enacted by the Senate aud OF
Ths. me The ensa States q ~ Cones a.sseed
sna o. ave renen,s OF artillery twelve
q Ga. Of Ike Gnea % sss Military ay
40 such other forces shall DO provided for by
ske :; And b further enacted That the i've regiments
Engimen srEsnzsi and The First second Third and
onrh resm.nis Of artillery shan have tho orsanza
ar.iesy provided that ihs Tegmeatal
s,c Ard be I. further enacted rh., to IN. sir rosi
regiments which shall be eompose Of eoored men,
svs s.SsIy ssmen:.; ana in makIns agpoaasn an ne
e tSea9ces an IN the thus urovded for and
all the frs. and and twoSirds Of ths
sos, sen &c ,'ss,sa ss from the one. and
States IN war for the .spprss.5n Of he reSei
lion and have lsen distinguished capacity good conduct
Un'e Academy & sas spsn S
and that after the ofss s'Ha are asd naS
as n %sa ' a s re ref s whs % s % have served
mont AZ second lieutenants Any portion OF the cavalry
drilled Infantry The discretion of resdsnt but
the % permit ana
ally from &c sewers. cavalry rssiuen Each cavalry Tse
san, % and
shall hav- one veterinary surgeon whose compensation shall
be 800 per month.
The fourth section which now came before tho House
for amendment rcads follows
And be further enacted That the infantry
herein provided for shall of the frat regiments
Ieams@,s . formed sy adding eomPans.
main1ng nine reglments Of regiments
oceed as herenaes provided Tor to be called the Veteran
raised and oceed provided known as
United States coored troops
hr BorER. (dem.) Of Pa, moved to amend the sec
ton by striking out all In reference 10 tho Veteran
Reserve corps and to coored troops
The amendment was lost by vote Of yeas 10, nays
Mr. DAvr, trep) Of ~ Y, moved to amend by striking
az hereinafter provided for, 10 be called the Victorian
Reserve corps He addressed the Honss In support OF
his amendment.
complimentary terms OF the Veteran Reserve corps
which ought 70 bo retained he said tho Old Guard OF
the republic.
Mr. EtDRpox inquired why II was such glorious
thing to belong 20 the army The gentleman from li
nos had no, sought that privilege for himself
Mr. ISGr,soLL--f required at homo, sir during
The war 10 take care Of Just such oonnmptbe copper
heads % as the gentleman from Wisconsin Ganshtcr.l
II all the honest and patriotic gentlemen like myself
had gone 70 the front such ooppcrhrads that gcnc-
man would have taken the government OF the country
and II would havo gone 10 eternal rain daughter and
applause on tho floor and in tho ssllores)
The SrFAKEs pro tenn, Mr.. wsshburne, Of H., 10.
cared that the applause In tho galleries and Ia tho Hall
Mr. RooErs asked tho Chair whether II was 10 order in
public debate TO abuse fellow OF the house by
calling him contemplate copperhead
The SrxaxsI pro b,m thought that that not IN
for the gentleman (Mr Ingerso certainly has
contempt FOR than have for him. tEnccurag cement
from the democratic side
Mr. Iy,.ERs1L,-I do not anything about what the
gentleman have had b. bear ths slang and san.
call him contemplate applied the term TO a political
party that has embarrassed the unon encouraged tho
rebellion and done all could To defeat the North the
late war do call such people contemplate
Mr. RooEes protested that II out of order snr
member to abuse tho menbcrs OF another party unless
they mad an opportunity 10 reply lf that opportunity
given he wling 10 let the whole day be devoted
20 that II there traitors and dsunioHiss anywhere
ihose were in the ranks OF the opposite party Gala In
Mr. ISoKns1L wished To ~ word
Mr Eipmoes insisted that as the chsir had decided
be eompen,d under the rules, to take his seat
Ihe irE,kEn pro 'ea directed Mr inscrson 10 take
hts scat which NC uid amid much laughter.
Mr. HicT, trop.) of Me- moved that tho gentleman
from Illinois be allowed TO proceed In order.
Tho motion agreed 10.
hr fSGyRsoLr, rcsuning. said-snppo.e JEFF Davis
should object, should pay any attention to ~
had nc,bngto do with the question b'fpre che House
M isaEHso,Lnhe may have u uls, p.rly ever gets
The sFxAEER pro ten. sustained the point ~ order
NJ EiDnDGE made another point OF order that the
Of this Honse that they tho followers of Jefferson
Davis or that he their leader That an asafe or
the privileges of the House.
The Srs.EER pro ieIa decided that Er ingerso1
not ~ order IN he remarks as not being pertinent 70 tho
subject under scussion
Mr. EDnrDGr subnHted Tint the gentleman was ont OF
order In charging members his side tho House
being followers of Jeh Davis That, he sad, war bis
question of order
ihc SrEsgH pro 'cas with much ,erisussess OF man
nerl-Tho Chair cannot decide whether that mtlor
or not. tOutbur-ts ~ la1ghicr1
NJ. RocEE7 offered to withdraw al sbiection aud lot
Nf lngeraol proceef, II members bis sdo al
loves 10 answer him
The 5FEAyyE pro Tho gentleman from illinos
entitled - the Ioor and will proceed ia order
MI lsss'soLL tres1nnngli was showing the necessity
~ pfceryng the Veteran Reserve corps and for that
puYpo-e showing that from present Indications tho
rebel power "a 10 be restored In this country with Jos
DAVIS ~ ita head
Mr. Ross inquired whether his colleague had heard Of
The late municipal election In Peoria, liiin0A
NJ ISuEr.oLt rplcd that he had that there was
very heavy coPperhcad majority there Hc sorry
snY that mon had bseB psriOned who deeply
dyed IN fsT Davis and hs accoispces and o..
cunsps,or Hs wan'od the Veteran Reserve c1rps as
"a or4n - Ou a. prac Tho rnnntry agaiB- flch meu.
Jhe rrtansE b-r, aHnouucci that The g-riis1nars o.
ten ir,nue-, 60 Witch tho a hale hia.ed lad
pire1.
The Hose thgrsaDon At quarter fas, fon ~ .d..
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