The national Republican., 1862-06-03

Hon. IlwatS Ssssly, - Siiisary G Governor oa Of
Worth Caroli.a, Or as the agent Of the Govern.
ne n:ns n ~ STATE under the appointment Of
!. whether the said Edward stsnlv hss intsr.
fersd TO preysnt the education Of children,
white Or black. In ssid State; and II 90, BY what
authority: 2, X: u sny.
struoted By The Government 70 prevent rev % such
education, 70 what extent and for what purpose
were suoh Instructions given.
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NJ. BENNETT, OF COLORADO Territory, Of.
fercd . resolution, instsuoting De Oohnittee
On Agriculture 70 inquire into The utility and
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ury 70 ipquirs mo ihs pescticshiIity n TAB.
lishlDg branch of tAs Unitsd 8istes Mint in
ne Territory Of Neva1A Adopted.
LAND TITLES.
The bill heretofore reported from the Com.
nIttec On Clalms, and committed 70 tho Com
mittse Of We Whole House, providing for he
quiettng Of certain lands titles in the late dIs
putsd territory 10 the State Of Maine, and for
other other purposes. vas taken up considered, and
This bill authorizes The Secretary ,f the
Treasury 10 pay oWt 70 the perssns named
therein the sum Of $4,000, for certain lands
70 which they have Lost little BY the operation
Of The fourth article Of ths treaty Of Ausust o.
1873: 70 settle and define The boundery he
tween the United States and the possessions Of
her BritAnBc Majesty ID North America" !" Ac.l
:. hArr AND LIBERIA. Lii
| Mr. GoOCH, from The Committee on Foreign
AGalrs, reported bsch The Senats bill TO author.
he the President Of the United States to ap-
polnt Diplomatic representatives to the coui
triss Of Hsyii and Liberia. a
| Ar. GOOCH spoke in favor of the recopn.
uon Of The Independence Of Haytl and Liberia,
and Of establishing diplomatic relations with
thsm setticg forth the condition Of those coun.
tries, their claims for recognition, and the ad.
yanta0ss to be thereby derived to the United
Liberia hes been recognized BY ten Of the
Iesdiog powers Of the world, and Hsyti by
nearly al The commercial powers of the earth.
| He said that juelice, sound policy, political
wisdom, commercial interest, the example of
other governments, and the wishes Of tbe pso
PIE Of our own country, demand that we recog-
Mise Hayu and Liberia, and, iu our intercourse
with them, place them on the same footing AZ
other independent nations Nations as nations,
are equal, without regard to racer.
Mr.. COX, Of Ohio, asked ibe gentleman from
Massachusetts, (Mr. Gooch) wheiher he expected
q minister 10 return from Hsytii
Mr.. GOOCH replied that he wished to put
Hayd on the same footing MS other independent
nations. and II that republic should send a
minister, we should receive him Just the same
as Etgland and Frsrc CO do.
Mr.. COX said HayH dsbarred all white men
from ofics. A. Q consequence, she would
send negro ministers here with an the rights
and dignities enjoyed by Lord Lyons and
NJ. FEssENDEN wished to know what OBJ
lection the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. Cox) had
70 that? .s....,. ....i- Y y.
Mr.. COX replied be objected because It
raised black men 70 the equality Of white. Ho
he'd thought this Government was made for the
i white man.
Mr.. BIDDLE. Of Pennsylvania, said the pre-.
sent condition Of the African race, and the mo.
mentous political question connected with II,
should induce The House 10 reject this bill
which was part Of policy which contributed
70 eever the Uniop, and Is the greatest obstacle
70 its restoration and 10 q successful prosecu-
tion Of the var. -..
Ar. KELLY, OF Psnnsylvsnia, obtained the
floor, when
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS, tho House I'D :
iourned. -,