, 1870-03-11

De, htrtfose moved 10 amend 90 =. 70 rnis .ne
Gttmahif. npn n lnty ahs,l ptcoue redeela,le- |
Mf' MORTON made SONG reusrts 10 SUI Il tnAt
tie r,eAs oe.idtsssnn to be ohsa,osd o5 ,ne pref
o. oger ri eet cent In Teensu to no o,l is.e,', ne
;192sne IToas1ed n entirely oi1et'h' ne0o'e 'n'a' "
Is: naTs. 9u IS @e'1' "@e S~ '
e,an;n eeciioa Vas reiectsd-1eas, ii; na,s, IS.
1ne senate II 10 so adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
LOUISIANA ruBIlo IAsns
o. It's pssssge b1tI for loca1og and opening %
nomea ean settlement ali lands no; legal d. |
q III! .s Gf.1'sa g a9o,s ~ f. -
0'>' Exy4Ug CENSOR.
I'M; = man nat1ed cole, 1epre.enung himself ~ |
l.wJer IN the tmp1oJ Of the Roscrtmeat, pad A.
70 tonee .so1 p1ss IN ;sl.a anq
TtesEnr7 whether any such person cat been en- |
''''''' -AN - H1,IRoaD s1i1s
III. WELLS reported IRON me Committee on
aRa aaa s.
Tne New Tork / Warrington All Line Railroad
IS, III. ~ rSirchELL rc IL moved Its pouponenentt to
lhe llth Of Apr1l. Lost ~ Age!ns' o.
1A' ". 'D'A ri THK ia aR1r stn-
s.n, IT, e e 1s9Ss pp the number Of 0e'' IN Tue
I'll ne ps
pfektut osgs1lzat,on Of the a:m- as tue ctuuEess
what was dtsraolelol efnc1enI the Dill d'c not
propose to cultxtl tre nrnY to tue ek'eat
,hs o4 4esP 4n:s ssi
/ Cor qref8 would tapcrpp. lie denied that arr
III ieeilrg wa eu.rTtained on tne psEs Of tne
81 t tnen: II nas T previous to isst NoveToer tau1e
q ,.s93 s5y sps ,ts; Ts
va e. Csc
hi ntoTidsa Tor re assembling OF ooasd TO az
! sm,he 1nto lie rn,!itaf1 record. oualIrcauous,
ae1ers sns:. q A. a!n, ossfs 81 ~
t lnc.c 10 be reiained. re board ID to Ieput ID
: ieeon9end.tica. 70 the Ptestdens w d 3 .1.
t viii WIFI he con- eonsent 1t Of III tne ssnsie ~ to nare @
evsn ~ W sseoardad - r.c.nr;ss ,hen pV
~ s.ttn,, = ~ ~ -. ~ tn.t NAV nc1e otha -
nnfh. ~ theTesf ~ ~ Iii m cfictrs ri TeFnm.
r6s =" W. hn.,S TO- 11ansisr ~ .rnn,nfTsn1
~ ~ eftsr ~ @ fns .nn1nsa, a. 1ha 1cn',rt ~ ~
| 1as,dent hn1'ntnhf1 rnustsret m, A. d nj tho a
, 1tcnrnnrrd.d Whn NAV nj ba transf.feed or a.
reIn,aa - ~ pres,dent Vtthin s;T nanntna ~,
IA IN he mns,ered oni. Eo transfers or nn3oint.
nents ~ IN he " ane xi,nIn s,T3nnnrn1 excsnt frnm
os1d ne e ~ ss1 !9 ea o iae y
s1ms at 81 60 men VIZ II isree rs tns staT Of tne
- EeIc army of e0o.e1 Eep! aud ss
le Of so.eeo The stan corps or IL
u Ame.ican army Ii 1867 consisted Of $50 od1ecEr
" and i 10 Of as5: II 1sdo tooIs ofleess xere
=. All Najors Lieutenant C1loncls, Coiouels, and
OF B1igad:er GeLetsIr. Tue proportion Of oince1s
& 10 men IN the American afipy wa one can M
"a tio1ed ofac.r to ever ten men. aud one non
.a comm 'ss,orcd of.cer 10 eSe1y slx men. ID t1s
stm,es IT. a1 Iaa n. t1en., Taa1s nan h III
comnissioned orrcer. Rnsala. with IN srr1 o
sGu1 1Oo men. had a sintr curns nf nni1 an ofee,a
=. Ttpssis, with nOo,oOe. STAG corr; ol oulI 10
II a. tx. WI" i,.,, s"' 1Se .sms Ma e1.n npt
u F7ancc 50 stan od1eers; a1d yet, II anyoody IN
ee Grrtoot To prune tlle lBrxc 1tan corp4, hs va
eon en vnn 10 von y,etsi.es tos "a caunii4
1tntcuIed zne idea OF pu,uu1 Major Ienef IL ant
to B1issae. Geterais u ths ncad ot QuarteTms.tsr
at tna Commlt9a1y depsTtments, Wnere tneir duIe
70 70 snd nesn.soass tLaugnies.1 Tns psJ deoarI
~ II ent Mns entirely TOO large, II no. uunecessAtJ
s,ss 5ns .ns saa p q
se1gcants CT civilians, ~ho dsex par as cle1ks.
He then explained and enforced The psopnety
Ms that the oices of General anu Lieutenant Gsne1a
ph, snail continue uui1 vacancy anaIl occar ani q
hi Longer, md tnet ,aere shs oe only tnsee Max
~ os September 1s7u TO ce selected bj the Psesdul
d. without regard to seniority, the others 10 be ma
| tefed Cu1 o. Inc le1TlCS.
lie cu.rot1iy explained the proceeding secuonl
sixth section provides that Q larieruaa er Gel
us- erals, ConmlIsary Generals General Of Sso3s
- ace, Chtef OF Ordnance Cbjel OF EuRlreers. Pa
"a master Gere,ai, Sureeon General, ana Judge Il
On soca:e General, shaii have tank and p.y Or "a
Se :se Tae .eSensa ,eenoa aiSss ons ,e.s. ply a.
4 s1f to al oee1' mustered ont ulaef II
The eighth rsctton repeals tho stxteep,n ne
Ut q se;Se s8 81 11 ae
to E. ns sa q e.
ent t1ceed 20. 14''>@ -'N& 80 a' ~ ~
III Iss 1,e.h section sno!l.nss tns ere,et ..nt =.
~ tne unuo1u Of 4 higher !ank tnoa hat nc;usl
de- he'd
,n9 ad eS oce, wIetaet ~ eec;'op or aoap
I'd. ment. nc referred 10 that connection to Gsnei
a@,sea ,ss 4. t5o% Tue c, .eFyce
red lorE, a. he sald but s holding the rAok Of &
lie cnei Ia hc army, and vas moi couI-ma1u.ie
'n1 Tee tEeii n Section 1eoeas lie steond sees
,ud the Gtneial Of sno Army superior 70 Tue Frs,
ss !. ho.a
ties ta proper Il General ssesnaa were 10 petpe'
W nsess e sms e sSr5 !; PS ss F.
ii. IL 1nx tne coauo Of icdisn adsss % to tao @ Var
tae P1es1n massscte hts blood f4o coo. snd
ala. ~.rnd tne rorrr,r4Ae ~ st1rs -, rn., rrcf,.
~. s,d fct ihr rtsn Hnm,n re,T e,n .ns-o ~ -
ena 4nT THs Fnn1. aantn - otc,;na
- nreN In e1r,s,ninr ths ners..,s 1a"u w " y
~, Iccsn n1.d. sTstsmsr. =. ~ ~ - -
,ien nreAent rSttrn II mstinc e,iowrnces Tne fol,
unc fniinnS nns1ten III f,he nsx neoner fnp a,
ircs | .ral O! The Army Val II 50. bui he sonsi,1
n,I1 cei1ed frur tne rprernmen,,' snr n.1 mi no
In, arctT, 11p q7i Tne mnde al ncuTino mn tn,
trr ai,oxzncr1 nn never could msfr nnH rnr :
mr. rrontr cf fJputenant ienrrai t5Na q aln hnt
orr | smcunt nctua11Y t}r1En was liz ia. The /
tc; MAN. of y N.to, 1sen.1,, -stsslS tmo11
49, ;1s.En " b1 f!ener.i I3aTacs "a 80.
Gecersl Meade f9s4a: bY General ET6o,u
f9aex: hy General Hancock ~ 7sa aud bY ii
| cral Scnooeld, fi,4sa BE did not undet.:s
~ shesa d.Tsrsnres vars hnt thn rra Nm mi
~ J.; naq, sooneh. ~ 70 -, III ~
H. 1ot zen e9 nota's1 ~ qo. =,
~ pSs1 srIn.}4 ~ erss = AZ Tnr rs,,tn;;t
~. saeI ~ nstu ~ etE" u 1s, taS tn,31 Eot'
lof mp ~ :" ~ - oT T ~ y. 80 ~ .o,
me rumrrn,sions y epa!, p! fiS NJ frhs n In