Mr. WILSON. Mr. President, in the form in which this bill now stands I shall vote for it very cheerfull. I think it is intended for a good purpose by the PostMGenla who, I believe, desires to comply with the enlisting laws. I believe it is his intention to comply with the law in the future. I think that if we pass this bill it will do us no harm and may be of advantage to that section of the country. While I go as far as he who goes furthest in demanding all the necessary guarantees for the security of the rights of all men, and for the repose of the country in the future, I intend to give every vote that I am called upon to give here that will develop and improve the condition of that rtion of our common country. That they repay every act of ours With reproaches is possible; but we have had a great contest; they are defeated; we are the victors; We. are not their enemies, but we are the friends of our whole country and the cause of justice and libert. We can afford to do right and be just, and let them sit or do just what they please, it is our high duty to the whole country and all its people. Whenever I can give a vote that shall improve the value of an acre of land, or secure the rights or interests of any man there, or develop the resources of that portion of the country, or in any we accommodate that people, I intend to give that vote. I believe this measure will be for their interest, and will harm no one in any respect whatever; and so believing I shall vote for it. I believe it to be the duty of the executive officers of the Government to religiously comply with the laws of the land, and to employ proper men in that section of the country to fill the offices and to do the business; but under existing laws the PostMGenl cannot accommodate, at any rate at once, the people of that section of the country; and I understand that this bill is introduced here with the view of accommodating the people on account of the difficulty of finding loyal men to fill their postoffices. Believing that its passage can do no harm to the country, that it Will be safe, and will be an advantage not only to that section butto all portions of the country, I shall cheerfully vote or it.