The national Republican., 1866-07-21

was 10 % pe1ot Whsther tney were 70 ~ - ~ Tor
q one 4 = ssssisd II N ao,sssss.s 70 psy
the o6sn4sr out u IL puolfs trsasury.
Mr. Aspdriehp vt6sd ~ ksov whom Congrsss
bsesms tes assenn1sat; - wss culy shert time
ses thsA ~ AaniniGerasisa wss ths 0>Yes1nsnt
MI. Howard IA = hsd never elalnA tAst ths
Administrstion vas The 0ovsrunsnt, bat thsBena-
tor from Indiana hsd In his aetssks On II.
: Mf. Hsadrieka Ne,
- NJ, l9oysa esid thinn hsA eens 70 pretty pess
vksa tks asaiAsats jAst IN Congress could not Be
criticised. There we're no ct Of nsa ssywhsrs Who
induced in i.r!sr .hsrs of ssss. thsa they did,
had q mach right y take swsy he salaries Of the
minority here for somnsntia On their aets = thsy
hsd TO dsprivs NJ, HsSysy d, whst va dus hin.
An American minister had % muoh tight 70 criu-
css The acts sf his aovsrsnsnt - asy oss, nd he
4. s.'ad b W.. W. 'ss n.s z. = ia,
news came out that the saiAfy Of one d our mimic
tsrs bad bssn steppsd bseaess be had sonnsntsd
on the course oE-not Of the Gsvsrnmsnt, not ol
Congrsss-but Of . party IN Congrsss7 There
would be jssB enough thea among thsss monarch.
Depot was better than The tyranny Of . faction
Bat Whist would thsss gentlemen, ssy who vsrs 10
tender abeet absss, while be rsad ffon the CAsvn.
iok ef this morning . dispateh from hish elAoial
and fts alusions 10 che most sxaltsd oeial Of Ne
nasion' hr, cowss Ne. rssd ths following 3
..Hou: !. ". Forasy, Secretary D. GsSssss.
Washington. 1--WE have fought The battle and Won
IL. wchave ratified The eonstitutionai smsndnsat
in the House -thsss tl9 vstss for ~ slsvs.
Q1) assiustit tuo(D Of Andrew Johnson tools not
ySsHs %ss Hoa, s.: Y z; s:sS s1s :: ~
Mr. Cowan asked Il anything could bs bsssf or
lover than this The sgnsr q this elsirsd 10 bs
Q man Of God whose mission Va psass. This Ian
guAgs was IN insult 70 this Senate insult 70 ths
Who'll: Ansrie,n spsop,s. The paper .vsish Rsb-
s,p and the dispstch wss addressed 70 hin. He
hoped this would not 20 TO Europe, Ut another
branch Of Congress had proposal 70 mako IN ap-
propriation 70 ssnd II abrosd a. d specimen Of
Ansriosn Journalism. r.rlCJaI va Tli aoA
echo Of ths 32d Of February speech whsn the Pres
idsst hsd called Col. Forney dead duck.
Mr. cowan said perhaps Il was. The President
had made the remark IN the heat Of stump speech,
but this dispatch had been planned dsibssstsy and
sent a.thousand miles. II Whist the Prssidsnt sAid
was wrong. this was crime; II was Atrooious.
Some further rs%srks Wa made by Ms'srs. Fs'-
The report Of TIE COMMITTEES was then concurrsd
in, and tie bill now awaits the Presidents signa
turs. n1a -'- T1'a- H;EisiE- ~
Mr. Wilson moved to take up the bin to provide
for tbs equaiilation Of bountiss. r....t.
!, Mr. Fsssendsn thought that the unfinished bust.
moss being the civil appropriation bill II should have
NJ Lane demanded the y.. and nay, on the
motion Of Mr.. Wilson, but subsequently, withdrew
the call. ga 'gL 4t,1 81 % ggilitgi.'lE 70 fFU
The civil appropriation bin wss then taken up.
Mr.. Fesssndsn offered an amsndmsnt appropri
stng $40. 900 for the detection Of persons engaged
In frauds On the Treasury, 40. Agreed to.
Mr.. afimss offered an amendment, that the
property sAvsd from the rebel steamer Riorida
shall be sold under the dirsstioa Of ths Secretary
Of the Navy. and the prpsssds thereof distribatsd
:. other Pfiss nOpsy is required TO hs distributed
NJ. Grimes said IL would b 'rsm.mbsrsd .h..
the pirate Florida had been captured In Bahia and
brought 10 FORTRESS Monroe, where By some unAc!
eountsbls accident she wAs sunk aAAsst el4 900
was In the hands Of the Secretary of the Navy and
the object Of the amendment was IA spthoriss II 10
be sold, snd the proceeds to bs disttfbutsd among
Capt. Collins and his ofhosrs and orsx. s'Sl ''''
The amendment waS then agrssd 10. iI i.''.
Mr.. Anthony moved 70 striks out the appropria-
tion Of go 900 sseh for the medical and surgical
history Of ~ rebellion, under the dirsstion Of the
Surgeon Gsnsral, and for the report Of medical
ststlstios IN the Provost Marshal Generals Bureau,
u bsteIpendsd under the superintendsncs Of Sur
geon J. II. Baxter, and insert: That there BE- aP-
prpPsistsd for the pusposs Of printing 6,eoo copies
tory Of war, prepared by the Surgeon Gspsal, and
900 copies Of the medical statistics ntha Provost
Marshal Generals Bnreau, collected by Surgeon J.
H. Baxter, 800 900, both TO be done st the Govern.
msnt printing ONCE, under ths direction Of the
s.er.t.ry q ws,, p: S sosr.,,ns nsssOs,.pA,ns ss T
to bs disposed Of - Congress may direct" rf a
The amendment was agreed to. .,... a. .-.. ~ >,
Mr.. Sherman moved 70 amend BY providing that
the appropriation for the addition TO Providence
Hospital, IN the city Of Warrington, shall not BE-
paid until the plan for ths addition shall have been
,huntt fad Apoh toft tha knl Kwks
sion, end approved BY h,Hj spd sick and. ipdigsnt
persons shall be admitted to said hospital without
respect to creed, race, or color. 80. !. "
Mr.. johnson moved to amend the smsndmsnt by
providing that the incorPorstors, on receiving the
appropriated, shall obligste themselves that the
building shall bs psrpstuaily ussd - . hospitaL
The amendment as amended was agreed to.
u Mr.. Davis offered an amendment appropriating
$4,000, 900 q payment Of bountiss to loyal owners
Of sisvss mustered In the service Of the United
States. 20 4..Il . ~ .' q, Es.-f s2'
Mr. Gunner asked n the snspdmsnt came from
any COMMITTEES. E..g t,s..ao t... g ..a'
! Mr. Davis replied that II did not. W ~. II I'd
Mr.. Sumner said 1t was out Of order, and called
for the reading Of tho rules.
The Clsrk Rad from the rule that no amendment
shall be offered to an appropriation bill except from
standing or select committee, or In pursuance Of
existing law, 10. .-r. - 90 rrIG
Mr.. Davis read from the law relative to payment
to bs made to colored men mustered into service OF
TO owners Of slaves mustered In, and claimed that
his amendment was In order ~ .'''
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend the amendment by
substituting provision, that the claims aforesaid
shall be paid out Of the oommutation fund In the
War Department, and that the claimants, before
receiving any award. shall prove their loyalty.
Mr.. Cresswel said the faith Of the Government
was pledged to the payment Of this money.
Without disposing Of the amendment, ths ssnats,
on motion Of Mr.. Sherman, went into executive
session. and after short time spent therein, took
. recess until " p. m. 0.r'
'h' .I.r KvBHNG SESSION.
On motion of Mr. Morrill, the House bill to In.
oorporte The Soldiers and Sailors Union" oi
Washington was taken up and read.
Mr.. Davis moved to refer II 10 the Committee on
the Judiciary. It gave this corporation power to
hold an unlimited amount Of real estate, and hs
should like TO have II inquired into.
Mr. Morrill, said he had NO objection 10 limiting
the amount, and moved that It do not exceed
5000, 900.
Mr. Davis then withdrew his motion, and ths
amendment was agreed 10 and the bill passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, the bill to incorporate
"The National Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, was taken up, amended and passed,
Mr. Morrill,, from the COMMITTEES on the District
Of Columbia, reported without amsndmsnt thu
House bill to provide for the erection Of jail In
the District Of Columbia; which was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wade, the bill to inoorporats
the Washington Land and Building Company Of the
District Of Columbia was taken up and passed.