New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
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rytent tie honors would pay for u Is oy by su Ie
cognton from those they that great men ever re-
c ftfinr reward. IL is not the genius ~ our lhsutu
.ons 10 give undue material rewards even io sueh
services as these but certainly the nation e9es ho a.
hateful heart We shall reward him cleeii{ anu WIN
le beorest aceamatiOns. From end OF the lanu 10
the othar be shall be hoIOrcd and cndeMed ID US az ~ e
Savior of the nation, as She mau VINO rtscISu ~
aud from destruction Tie priceless PlC VI so4'-5o
rnueoi and unless gratitude fade fOm tho coming gene'
nations nothing shall remind them OF MS lahe "eu
not remind them Of his services and when he shali de
and mingle his dust with the dust OF our common EARN
le shall descend to hDnored grave, covered win Deno
dctions-vth everything that grateful people can % a.
cumuate around bis memory and that can peIpetuae NE
services Let this bin. therefore, pass by unanimous u
vote of the House not only this but iet whatever e1e
can be done be done with free, cordial hearty e2ol ~
such that with which the nation always ie""'"' ~
M STEyISs spoke in favor of his amendment ba' @ s2d
tAat whether adopted OF not, he would Foe Ao- VA. VI
J agree, said he, with the gentleman i!oM NJ. 90
nv PavmonN Who is willing not only 10 promote Gen.
Grant to this Office, but as understand Adu' an, -
lid not misunderstood him. 10 higher once WAyno,0
The happy moment shall arrive. Laughter anj upii
Mr. MCKEE opposed the bill on the ground llat IL was
following arstocrac Irecedents, and that the ha'on
lerine who had perilod their all for the nation.
Nh FIScK supported the bill, and expressed Inc nope
thai II would be passed by an unanimous vote.
Mr SMITH followed on the same side, and expressed his
regret that any member from his state neanlng MI Nc
kec should take different position
Mr. Rogers also supported tho bill, hut reminded tne
House that there were other able and lustrOus Generals
who were entitled 10 the gratitude OF the American peo,
Je and that the who fought in tho ranks ana ghed
The victories were not e be forgotten.
Mr. SHELLABARGER claimed as an additional merit OF
Gen. Grant that he had proposed the destruction OF
Slavery nearly month before the proclamation OF cman-
Cpaion; ard he sent NJ and had read letter from Gen
Grant TO Mr. Washburne OF Illinois, dated Nicksburg,
August 30, 1862 in which that view is expressed.
Mr. DELANo hoped the House would not adopt the
amendment offered by MI Stevens for there was another
man in America beside Gen. Grant There was another
whose name not inscribed so high on the column OF
lame that Of Gen. Grant, would be inscribed not iar
below it, That namo belonged TO the State Of Ohio. IL
was that Of the who marched his army from Atlanta
h. the sea- and he trusted and believed that while the
name Of Grant lived that of Sherman would not be for
gotten lie wanted the American people to be permitted
t. say that sherman should take the place at present oc-
Cuped by Grant.
The previous question having been moved and seconded
the House to vote which was first on the amend
inent offered by Mr.. Stevens.
The amendment was rejected by vote Of % Yeas
against 70 Nays.
Mir. LEBIoxD asked for the Yeas and Nays the pas
sage of the bill that the vote might De SHOWN 10 De
almost unanimous.
The vote was taken and the bill passed By vote Of
1l6 Yeas against ii Nays.
Harris Highly LOAF Mckee. Mercur Morrill, sDd Wilson,
The following is the bl as passed: 1T was originally
introduced by Mr. Washburne of Illinois the 9th of
December 1865 referred 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs and reported back with amendments
That grade General Of the Army the United Sstes
" aud hereby revived and the President IS hereby
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate General OF
e Army of the United States to be SELECTED from among
officers in the military service Of the United States most
distinguished for courage skill and ability Who being com
mssoned as General may DC aqsh9szea unael VIC 20
ann ssTI@ic., Of the United States.
y And Be further snoct,d That the pay proper of the
General shall be s4OO per month and his allowances in oil
nheI poets shall be the allowed to the Lieu
by the second OF the approved
February % 1864 entitled revivng the grade Of Lieu
General in the United States army and the said Gen
era may select for his ChieoS Brgadier General from
among the officers of the army holding that rank and may ap
point upon his staff such number of aids not exceeding six as
he may judge proper VINO shall each have e rank pay anu
euOlunents of a Colonel o. cavalry
THE CURREYCYi
Mr. STEVENS introduced bill relative 10 the National
currency which read twice and referred 10 the Judc
ary Committee
Mr.. LAFLIN (N. ", fom the Committee on Printing,
reported it not necessary to have extra copies Of
the reprint of the Internal Revenue bill nasmuch as the
notifications spoken of by Mr. Morrill, this morning were
tmmate1ial i'll their character.
MISSISSIPPI SHIP CHANNEL.
Mr. ELIOT introduced bill to authorize the conStruc
ton of a ship channel at the mouth Of the Mississippi
River which read twice and referred 10 the Commit
lee on Commerce.
The speaker presented message from the Presae9 S o
The United States in reply to House resolution oi the
9TH of March 1866 asking fer informao2 -. reer5nce
to pardons transmitting reports from the Secretary OF
STATE Secretary of the treasury, Secretary of War and
Attorney-Gener &c. II laid on the table and oT-
dered to be printed.
y,oCoMMoDATIONs FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
On motion of Mr. RICE Mel the concurrent resolution
from the Senate instrueting the Committee on Puohc
provision should be made for the accommodation OF the
State Department, was taken up and coDcurred II.
RoAIS IN DAKOTA.
Mr. BURLEGH Dakota offered resolution Of inquiry
u reference TO roads in that Territory which adopted
p REGISTRATION OF SOLDIERS DISCHARGES.
Mr. FERRY offered resolution, which was adopted IN
Etucting the Committee Invalid Pensions TO inquire
into the propeiy Of providing by law for county or oher
local egsraon Of soldiers discharges as 10 guard
against loss Of the originals.
ARCHITECTURAL REPORTS
Mr. RICE Maine) offered q resolution which was
adopted directing the Secretary Of the Interior to CON-
nuncate the report Of Mr Walter late architect Of the
apito extension on the warming and ventilation o the
two Houses with the reports of Messr Henry and Weth-
trell
NJ HARDIyG H. suggested that there was no neees'
siiy for any information on that subject
f SATURDAYS SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS, it was ordered that the
be for general debate only and tAen at
A o'clock he House a. adjourned.