New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

OF the Rebel element there commended himself equally
10 the affection Of their Rebel brethren on ths moor
MT MuSGEN Dem Qho Iislsg 70 o ts oor oa
The SPEAKER decided that those words were ere not
proper to DO used In reference 10 meip1s o 'e
| Mr.. !MUNGEN remarked that he walsed THIS thing
understood. for he had had enough Of ,,o do,ao,
The SPEAKER stated that the words had Deen uoeiueu
Mr. MUNGEN required the words to be written down
by the reporter, and read from the Cierk uesh h,
That having been done, the speaker repeateC ms % de
eson that II not proper to agde TO eDe d5 a. nrO e
coed In order unless some member objected
Mr. MUNGEN objected, stating that he desired 10 oner
Mr.. FARNswoRTH desired to make an explanation
Mr.. MUNGEN did not want TO accept any expiahapon'
The SPEAKER put the question whether tho gentle
man from Illinois should be permitted 10 e1pain ana
Mr.. FARNswoRTH said: I did not intend to make any
| Democrats sideL / am very sorry that gentlemen
should have applied them to themselves. ] VIII with
draw hcr personal application by leaving out the words
Mr. ROSS Dem, Ill remarked that II his colleague in.
tended that for the Republican side OF the House. there
was no objection to his doing So lLaushteri.
Mr. BOUTWELL, ReP, Mass moved that "a. Mr. Farss g.
worth should have the liberty to conclude his remarks In
order.
he had done to put down the Rebellion than the
| gentleman from Illinois had ever done.
The question was taken on DIR. BoutweIs mouoh anu
Mr. MGNGES as a question OF privilege offered a
luton. that the gentleman from illinois Mr Farnsworthl
be eprmanded by the Speaker FOR using the words that
Mr. WOOD tpem., n. " expressed the hope that he
should enjoy the sole honor oi cGnsure' anu 'na' Tue
Mr. DAWES moved to lay the resolution on the table.
The motion agreed to without q division, only
embers sustaining demand Tor the Yeas ana
Nays pApxswoRrU re.umIng the floor, said Tn addi-
ton to what have said in relation to the officer in com
mand at New-Orleans. wish to cay THIS much nave
based the remarks made in reference 10 him on in
formation in my possession and letters and other facts
that have come to my attention am sorry TO believe
auy OF reports wish 10 say that having always
regarded gallant officer and personal friend t
surprised perhaps as much as any other genteHah h IN
BY Is nnd had spSI e SS
OF the Rebels his Department wish TO say further,
that after that gentleman had been ordered 10 reeyo
Sheridan at New Orleans and this is what makes the
whole thing matter OF more surprise 20 me itim incs nun
In the City Of Washington. on his way South SPeauhg
field said to him. Well, General, you are gong to New
Orleans are youi Yes. said he. and some people have
Sheridan am Copperhcad; but they. will and them
selves greatly naye ioos. Words hc 6 tSaf e
feet had right, Therefore, to be surprised when
read the order which he issued, and still more when
Mr RANDALL Dem Penn Task the gentleman from
whether ho ia justified or any other occasion to
bring before the public what had been private conver
Mr. FARYswoRTH-r did not regard IT as a private
the e one Oi did not O at
that time repeated two days afterward IN public
e af S1n bnK mTc @ ha the
is Copperhead, but object to the the gentleman
that Gen. Hancock IA not a Copperhead. -
Mr. GETz Dem; Pail ask the gentleman from III;
himself C0ppcrhead, from the simple fact that he has
proclaimed that the civil law shall be supreme In his De
Mr. FARNswoRTH-Ifit 1t is true that he has filed tho
hearts Of the Rebels In his Department with JOY and that
they hail him with cheers whenever he appears at the
theater in public while he has Allied the loyal
tleman to judge for himself whether he Copp9rhead
or not. - -. =. -. -, r,o-
head ueu mil question.
Mr.. FABNsWoRTH-The order OF Cen Hancock with
reference the civil authorities filed me with very great
surprise and alarm. II Is certainly surprising that sub
ordinate Ocor. sent to the command OF District, should
there and sci above il this law Of bogus Government
which that act Of Congress had declared illegal The
Tbat have already stated. Cen Hancock said to
going to New-OTieans to execute tue laws Oh Voh
Mr.. HLDRrDGE-IIas he not done sol
Mr.. FARNSwORII-He certainly has not done SO IL the
reports true and tho answers TO the petitions for his
inefctssOn that are made to him between Rebels ana
Of FSS2s h i1SS 1 % e inf qiss eic aqd S1f he
is not executing the law Of Congress by any manner OF
means for the law Of Congress makes It his duty not only
equal pnd justice without condition
color We know very well that no 10y al man or freedman
Mf FAME Rep wsj obtained the noor but yielded
to a motion for adjournment
MrfBUTLER Rcp., Mass. gave notice OF an amendment
the ., s1s al Ny o
GERS heretofore provided by the laws Of such States
making il the duty OF the several District Commanders
10 confirm such appointments and install such persons Ia
Office and providing that such state Governments shau
continue In office until the States are admitted into the
Union and other state officers appointed and quail
fed
CHANGED.
Mr. ONETLL Dem, Pal introduced bill TO change the
name OF the American Colonization societys ship Col
couda 10 that OF Mary Caroline Stevens. Referred to
the Committee Commerce.
Mr. ONEILL offered q resolution directing the Secre
tary OF Treasury communicate the report OF the
Commission for examining INTO l4e SAVING Apparatus
which held its sttngs In Ncw-York in 1867. Adopted
The SPEAKER presented a communication from the
secretaryo the Treasury, with draft Of bill to au-
thOrze the coinage OF five cent nickel pieces In NewOr-
leans Referred 10 the Committee coinage.
The House adjourned at o'clock.
coHHscrroS the debs Monday judiciary ti when
Mr. Wilson ows said he advocated because Co rvaVe
not Radical se remark Of member that hs opposed for
the very reason attributed the reporter Williams Of Pen
syvAnIA Williams the by him Is
sde BY member his immediate neghborhood and hence the mis-
take The amendment reported nom the Jud. csmmis.
ey proposition introduced b Mr. Williams and
preferred requiring the o e whole bench be
amendment e step aud long one 10 the direction
Of the unanmity, which be desired