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., were permitted to record their votes against the engrossment of the resolution of thanks to Gen. Bragg passed yesterday, they having voted in the affirmative for the purpose of moving a reconsideraHe had been reported in one of the daily papers as having commended the extraordinary skill of Gen. Bragg, without qualification — He had said that he never doubted Gen. Bragg's skill as a disciplinarGen. Bragg's skill as a disciplinarian, but he did doubt his capacity to command a large army. He voted for the resolution of thanks because he knew that the army and the officers generally well deserved this evidence of our respect and gratitude, and he voted to include Gen. Bragg solely upon the official recommendation of Gen. Jos E. Johnston. Mr. Chrisman, of Ky., also made a personal explanation. He wished it known, especially by the Kentuckians in the Army of Tennessee that the course of Gen. Bragg in the Tennessee and Kentucky campaigns met with his cordial approval. Mr. Machen, of Ky., said he did not vote up