The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-14
trAnspotaton kc wa transferred ffom the romIttee
on Appropriations 70 the Committee on the Judiciary

tansporsstioS kc transferred from the vcmnIttee
on Appropriations % the Committee on the Judiciary
A m@ssss frOn the President in rsfsrsnce to the
bakeries was received but The House having taken up
ted States as special order NJ scSEscx epJ Of Ohio
declined to agree TO the suggestion OF Mr. RAYMOND
trspb of n. ". to 10. the message DO read.
up and rsfsrisd % che Foreign xaais comm ,ee
The House proceeded % he con-. deraou Of the Army
Tho bill having been read 10 full Mr. SCIENCE, trep,
importance OF this bin; IL related 70 The great arm Of
public defence % the number and construction or
desnoe hs s1 r Ds s p for the public
Views OF the Lieutenant General OF the army and
was sanctioned by the secretary Of war IN 20 far
Il provided for an army to consist OF fifty thousand,
men, but with IN organization capable Of axpan-
own opinion was that the army should amount 70 Al
sS he's Spo 70 The
Without going into 6slas Il would Do found that the
y e 20 great The
s.e ne: a. ne aSssa e s! a %n
sscrsssry or War, and : Of : the Lieutenant
Sy the sns aSsa o. e,
purpose Of crowding out and getting I'D Of the Veteran
oh0srs using ton Of sSsm for the v..ssn y'i Re-
he Of ss amounted nj AZ %y sscss
70 o. e. 1h q the sS
cost during the iass year Of the Another feature
troops The Senate proposed ssh. rrSimsu Of soiossd
roops The senats bn proposed that two Of the twelve
covssy %snss provided tCr ~ both bs should be
no such csuse he Vas aware that there would ). oS
jecons from some quarters 70 the preserving the
Veteran Reserve corps Hs would no; now 90 into any
was oihcercd BE would but say that a''A this
The wa. Ssa IL Sn n ID. ne :uesss:: s ss
great struggle was proposed in this Dill 10 retain
70 Be- drawn not exclusively from those who were ON
Gers In the twenty four regiments thai harcoiore exist
Cd bat . b :slscssd b from among those
omcers and from among all other wounded volunteer
enlisted DO such Is might Be nt for light or
corps bat al Of whom would be rejected from other rsg.
ments Another feature the bill reported was the pre-.
his assisants He knew that thai would b. subject
objection. 10 would only say hero that considering
nSmbs Of ,hs 20: s ssa I'M means % Keeping up the
cluded that some such bureau neocssary under
the Adjutsnt General. Department recruiting had been
had not confined the selection OF the officers 70 Be ap-
pointed 10 oil up original vacancies In the various arms
70 extend % sl volunteers, whether cficen
soldiers who could BY exninst,on prove
ard who should have . record Of services in con.
necton with their qualifications Whistler prvatss or
ps os. me : s T. d :Hsn s% 49,. 70
Senate was ths-here provision 10 the Senate bin
that In selecting oncers for the newly Organized reg
Ind Is s . ne dson mo o. 'S ne ssd .as
Son "s s 5. sosos
esner - regular army omcen or - volunteer .1cem
70 hc enjoyment Of the other two-thirds those army
oncsu who had commanded volunteers during he var,
the Regular .rny who has commanded volunteer
counted voSusscr osce % but s .Ss IHDn' ou "
b eoenied - officers q The regular army" Another
revising The whole army Ia stood, in order 70
Determine what officers should BE- properly retained In
cs The COMMITTEE hos SoasS. r.. IN this
period whom establishing rev army, one mode Of max
vision Of ali those who now constituted is cfcsr. in
order 70 determine who should be retained The provi
sion agreed upon BY the committee would not interfere
them. Il was no. . Star chamber Of procedure,
such that which prevailed when the navy ss was
service should BE- % s' counc Of o
cers, who should 90 through the whole army list set
objection urged and when they report any ohcer
thaf officer shall not be dismissed dsgraced deprived
conn bsss,s ~ p .na' oIesr ~, n. nss Que
case fsI,Iv s,sn,rsd a. nss.rs. -, "1 "~''""
The Hous, nrocrsdsd =, conssds, ,hs MI, hv ..c,,o,
so, s..an v% " eo''"'' VIZ o''' " 'e0'"'
Mr. D,vIs, trrp) Of ~ r., moved 10 amend the arss
section y reducing the number Of regiments IRON my
Alter am. a.h.,. in vh,ch 4, .ro..,.h .h., ",
Davis revolution aimed a the excIusicu Of the Vetenn
Reserve ccrps the section was passed over Informally
that question coming up more directly IN The nfth
section
.,,,,, s ,soona 20 sss ~ Oh
uunbsr Il snsudmssss vsss proposed. ana some /
were Adopted
The section which provides for twelve regiments Of
cavalry gave rss 70 much debate and numerous prupo-
PssdssG " consideration, the BIN went ovw sn /