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Let the war be waxed in the name of the Constitution, the laws, and the Union of equal and honored members, and in the name of God, guided by an enlightened caristtankly. Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, (Rep.,) said that the gentleman (Voorhees) had announced that the people of Indiana were ready to compromise with rebels, but he (Washburne) wished to remark that the people of Illinois were ready to compromise on the terms offered by General Grant, of his (Washburne's) own state, to Gen, Buckner, namely: "An unconditional and immediate surrender" [Applause] Mr. Voorhees wished to explain, but Mr. Sheilaburger, of Ohio, (Rep.,) at the time having possession of the floor and the Committee rising, he was unable to do so. The House again went into Committee of the Whole, laying aside the Post-Office bill, and taking up the Senate's amendments to the Army hill. Mr. Richardson, of Ill., (Opp.,) said that the annunciation made by his colleague (Washburne) a short time ago wa