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4, ten minutes ra.t ?, Mr NAYARD moved 10
adjourn. Resected-Yeas 4, Nays 81.

Mir. POW ELL proceeded with HE speech.
Mr. WILEY said the Senator WIS opposed -
;he war, bat whai mcaus Mce'd he rse 70 SCENE
pea,e.
MI POWELL ,aid lie would compromise. IL
world ad1 amendments to The Cou,t,u,ion guarsn-
teeng Them their rights and lie believed they would
GENE back.
Mr.. RlCE-iThey tell Ut they wont come bach
NAMED, shoali have had a majority, and now
hey insultngly tell III that on no terms whatever
viii they live with Us unless We cast on New-Eh-
gland-the mother Of MS all.
Mr.. POWELL said he believed they dia "V"s
when they left
Mir. KICE-Let them take the consequences now
They were traitors not only TO the country, pu' "
tie party in tue North, which lad supp9fseS
long till we had not q corporate Suaru iei'' -''"
let them take the consequences. ....,.,s .onsa-
Mr. POWELI-They are very oisas''0'' 00'''
\ duences to us all ..,
MIR. RiCE-We can stand it If they can.
! Mr.. GRIMES asked whnt terms the Senator from
Kenturky would offer the Rebels
MIR. POWELL said he would ofer Inc Criitenden
compro,ni.e with the Powell amendment.
NJ GRIMES-Do You believe they would come
hack If YOU made that offer.
MIR POWELL think they would.
Mr. GRIMES-Do you believe they would!
| Mr.. POWELL-I think the chances are they
would Try il.
MIR. BAYARD asked how the Senator from Iowa
would expect any reunion with the Presidents proc
Iamaiion in force 10 destroy all their property.
Mr.. GRIMES said he believed that with proper
management there could I've reunion n0swlthstaudinQ
the Presldents proclamation.
Mr. WILEY asked if the Senator from Della.
ware believed that too proclamation had the legal
effect to destroy this property.
Mr. BAYARD-I answer, No. believe 1t to DO
one Of the most lawless and unconstitutional acts
hat ever enanated from any Executive.
Mr.. POWELL asked the Senator from Iowa, II he
thought the Rebels would come back on the Crit-
tenden compromise with the Powell amendments,
whether he would make the offer and he willing to
have the Presidolts proclamation and the Conhsca-
ton acts withdrawn
Mr.. GRIMES-I have no hesitation in saying that
wonld not. No power on earth shonld ever induce
Ge consent that any State or ret OF States or any
YeOple, or any portion OF the States debating win
arms la their hands terms upon which would mako
peace
Mr.. POWELL-Would you see separation first
Mr.. GRIMES-I do not look to separation at all
look 10 the restoration Of the Unlon ana VIII zee IL
done by force, if necessary.
Mr.. pow ELL spoke until 81 o'clock 10 the morn.
ing, when he moved that the Senate adjourn.
Motion rejected by Yeas, a; Nays, 81.
Mr.. BAYARD commenced speaking against the
bill and spoke till 4, o'clock, when he yielded the
floor to Mr.. Powell, who again moved that the Sen
ate dlourn.
Motion rejected, by Yeas, 4; NAYS 80.
The question then required on agreeing to the re-
port of tue Conference Committee.
The vote was called, and the CHAIRMAN, Mr..
Pomeroy, declared the report agreed TO.
Mr.. TRCMBULL moved TO take up the act re-
iating to the validity of the deeds of public squares
to the City OF Washington.
Motion agreed to-
Mr.. POWELL hope that the Senate win pro-
coed with the consideration Of the report of the Con-
ference Committee.
Mr.. GRIMES-That bill is passed.
Mr.. POWELI-Oh no! The Senator from Della.
ware (Bayard) is entitled 20 the iloor.
Mr.. TRUMBULL--i call the Senator from Ken.
lucky tPowelil to order. l am on the floor and
moved 10 take up another bill, and the motion has
been carried.
Mr.. BAYARD-Neither the manner nor the Ian
guape of the Senator from Illinois Urumbull will
cause me to yield my right TO the floor, TO which l
am entitled.
Mr.. POWELr-Do understand the Chairman
lPomeroy) to say that the bill is passed.
The ClIAIR-Tbe bill is passed.
Mr.. POWELI.-By what kind Of jockeying
Mr. TRUMBULL-I call the Senator from Ken
lucky 10 order.
Mr.. BAYARD-Does the Chair decide the report
Of The Conference Committee 10 have been adopted
by any vote Of the Senate.
Tie CHAIR-I understand that the report has
been adopted.
that the Senator from Delaware Bayardl only yield
ed the fioorto \ motion to adjourn.
The CHAIR-l did not hear the Senator from
Kentucky say that the Senator from Delaware yield
ed the foOr lOr any particular PURPOSE.
Mr.. TRUMBULL-I believe that am entitled
to the floor. go.
The CHAIR-The Senator from Illinois (Trum-
bull il entitled TO the floor, unless he yield it.
Mr.. POWELL-fdesre to ask the Chair -.
Mr. TRUMBULL-I do not yield 10 the Senator
fIom Kentucky TO ssk any question.
Mr.. BAYARD-I desire TO appeal from the de-
cision OF the Chair. desire 10 ascertain whether
the minority have any rights remaining here.
Mr.. HOWARD moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr. RICHARDSON moved 10 reconsider the mo-
ton by which the bill was claimed 10 be passed by
the Senate.
MIR. GRIMES-Did the Senator from Illinois
(Richardsonl vote W it'll the majority. II he did not
be could not move for reconsideration.
AT d quarter 10 q. ID. the Senate adjourned.