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The Daily Dispatch: December 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 17 (search)
re instructed to prepare a law to prevent the aiders and abetters of treason from bringing suits for the collection of debts in the United States Courts. Mr. Wilkinson, of Minnesota, offered a preamble and resolution for the expulsion of Senator Bright, of Indiana. Mr. Bright made a brief speech, denying the truth of the charges brought against him, and the subject was referred to the Judiciary Committee. In the house, the difficulty between Messrs. Conway, of Kansas, and Fouke, oMr. Bright made a brief speech, denying the truth of the charges brought against him, and the subject was referred to the Judiciary Committee. In the house, the difficulty between Messrs. Conway, of Kansas, and Fouke, of Illinois, commenced on Thursday last, in reference to the battle of Belmont, was renewed, and terminated in a direct quarrel, which is likely to lead to a duel. A bill was passed which strikes from the pension roll the names of all persons who have taken up arms against the Government, or in any manner aided the rebellion. Mr. Granger, of Michigan, introduced a bill requiring that all principals, agents, or attorneys, in cases brought before any Department, or any Federal Court, shal