The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Of asy State Of this Union shall Be zen il snsitls
priviiesss or immunes 70 which said ciss- I'D, th
by Inc constitution of the United StGtes: Prov It
convention to be convened shall declare the as ss-
said state TO said fundamental condition and ira f
the same 70 the President Of the United stass who ses
make proclamation Of it, and said State shall be adilts
| In sixty days afler such proclamation.
MT. WADE, (rep) OF Ohio, offered amendment TO Mr.
whey amendment that all slaves within the limits OF
said state who shall at the time aforesaid-the 4th OF
July, loo5-be under twentyone years OF age shall be
| NJ, Wu4EY hoped that the State would be admitted
without such condition aud with the constitutions pro-
posed go I'll aA-s... ~ q. x1s.-.-.- =
80. i, ellie, (unon) or Va, said that no had hoped
at all; but il the condition proposed in the
o. sne said state was to be adopted then he Mr Carl
Was aso IN favor OF the amendment Of the Senator FROM
ONO hr. Wade), else they would present the condition
of a State neither slave nor free.
After further discussion Mr.. wadss amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. CARLnE offered amendment that the ordinance
me assent Of the State 70 the conditions OF the
ratified BY the people Of the State
Mr.. CARlE spoke considerable length IN favor OF
the He urged ths necessity Of referring the
constitution TO the people OF the Sats many d them
had not been represented ip the State convention.
Mr.. WADs expressed himself utterly surprised as the
fMr. Cars) talking against time and shaking conf
dence In the conventien that framed she constitution
As Sar crhsl, whhs pretending TO 30 friend Of the
After further discussion NJ WILEY Withdrew his nrst
amendment, snd offered substitute biH from the
itsng the constitution 70 ths psopls for rattcapn
Mr.. LANE, (rep2 or Kansas, onsrs1 IN suaendment
asorssaid-tne 4tr Of July, 1sos-who are under ton
years Of age shall free when they are wsn.yone,
and thss all under and over ten shall BE- free
whom they are twenty-five
Mr. LAse's amendment adopted by yeas 2s nsys a.
Mr. CARllLs then moved TO amend a. to strike out
all conditions In regard TO the admission OF the States
This was rejected by yeas II, nays, Is, AZ follows
YHAsMessrs Carlile, Cewan, Davis Henderson, Kenne-
s,eEsn6 PGSss
Ind Lsns Of Ksnsa 4s Morrill, pSmerGy shsT%.p Sim
Wiley, wilmot Wilson. Of Mass.
Mr.. WMLsy's amendment was thon adopted. 81
The question was then on the passage OF ths BILL
Mr.. SUMNER trep) OF Mass, said that he could not
for the admission Of State recognizing slavery for
generation. He would vote for the admission Of
two Senators from q slave State
Mr.. TRUMBuLL (rep) OF H., was opposed TO the adms.
sion Of State at this time. and spoke at some
length against It, He contsnded that II would destroy
the nucleus around which rally the loyal people OF the
whole State He moved to postpone the further conside
ration Of the bin until December -,
OF postponement and by Msssrs. WADE and WILEY in
opposition to Il; -
nays %.
M. Powell, (opp.) of Ky., spoke at some length
The bill was then passed by the following vote
Foot sosr @ q
smnoP: Tn Nyof, wade. Wilkinson. wiley wilson, o.
NaIs7xMsssIs Bayara. Browning. ca1lils. Chandler.
Davis n MsoS o
PUNISHMENT or FRAUDS IN POSTAGE STAMPS
M CoLLAxER, (rsp Of w.. called up the bill from the
House to punish the fraudulent salo or use of postage
rur OATH or ALLEGIANCE
Mr. CHANDLER, (rep.) Of Mich, called up the bill re-
quiring commanders Of American vessels sailing from
foreign ports to take the oath Of allegiance TO the United
States government.
Or motion Of Mr. @ Mn tn: bill WAS
so e 20 M o
meuts take the same oath. ,a8s,H89
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. HALE, (rsp) OF N. H.. from the Conference Com
ittes the bin for the better q the navy
made report which was agreed to: 50 the bill passed
Mr. TsvxsuII called up the resolution relating 70 the
The bill provides that all moneys arising from the sale
Of prizes shall DO paid into the Treasury within twenty
days after the sale.
The bill was passed.
rHs CASE OF SENATOR SIMMONS.
Mr. Ten EYCK, (rsp) Of N. Y, from the Judiciary Com
the Senator from RSods Island Mr smmonsS, Without
any Recommendation, simply stating tho facts Of tho
case. and leaving the Senate to ACT at its discretion
MILITARY EosPITAIS.
Mr. WILSON, (rep) Of Mass. introduced bill In rea-
tion to military hospitals.
~ MILITIA BnL-ARlnNG BLACKS.
Mr.. WILSON called up tho bill amendaory OF the act Of
17o5 calling forth the militia, &c. and offered subst
tute for the BILL
The senate then, At I'VE O'Clock took recess until
EVENING SESSION.
0#E THE PRESIDENTS EMANCIPATION NIL.
The PRESIDENT pro tens laid before tho Senate .
sage from the President transmitting draft Of bill for
compensating any State for aboshing slavery Tho bill
was read, and Is the same as sent 70 the House
Mr. PowELL wanted 10 know IL was in order for the
| President to INTRODUCES bill In the Senate.
MAX: on ho Or
tion the President chooses 70 send to the Senate.
Mr.. SUMNER moved the Presdsnts message and bill
be referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. sHgxxAx (rop) of Ohio, objected. Hs thought IL
perfectly idle to attempt to act that measure At this
After further discussion Mr.. SHERMAN withdrew his
objection and the referred to the Commit.
TIE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. SUMNER then offered resolution that the rssou
ti9n adjGurnins Congress Wednesdsy tho 10th be re-
| the message and other subjects.
objected 10. Laid over.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
rupt bin was taken p.severatvetba amendments made
and the bin made special order for the second Monday
- D'''~''' izrrra o, xAnqv., ga.sss, sse.
Mr.. GRxEs, repJ OF Iowa, called up tho bill in rcla-
ton to st,sys e nsraas ; prizes and Psizs goods
saherysa during tho contiuance o. the present rebel
ioh % grant letters of msrque and reprsai under tho
revived against that part The United statcs whose
habitants have been declared in state Of :nsurreoon,
and vessels and property 70 them belonging.
The substitute was adopted, and tho matter postponed
till TO morrow.
tf CONTRACTS AND CoNuREssMEN.
VI. Powrt cailsd up tho bill TO prevent members OF
Congress ana officers OF tho government taking any con-
slider alton for procuring contracts, place Office,
turned from the House, with amendments.
The amendments wore concurred in, and the bill
passed.
ExEcuuvR SESSION.
Went into executive session. Adjourned.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1852.
AUTHORIZATIONS CIVIL ExrESsxs.
Mr.. STEVENS, (rep.) OF Pa, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill making appropriations
for sundry civil expenses.
The b is similar to that laid the table satur.
day. with the exception that provision Is made in
tho former for the purchase Of copies OF the annals Of