The New York herald., 1864-07-02

tiou could uot be gnored senators would asked what
they proposed ~ do VIII these reoeiiioas
fused seats oo VIA, terms could they come
IN Hm doctrine was, once . State always
cy sS ,ss nSS.s o. wpons re The 1 "ss easily
understood Just aid uitahe and excluded slavery. He
was sorry single uhiicau Senator objected 70 Il The
amendment was . mere skeleton. aod gave the whole
subject the go by.
Mr. CAslLs toppJ OF Va. opposed the bill. The Senate
was exhausted with length OF the session and
of business. The bill ut needed and useless
until after The suppression OF the rebellion Il provided
for the overthro~ the State governments, and was An
insult tn the understanding OF every Intelligent man.
At half past four o'clock the Senate took recess
EvsNINa sssstoN.
THE BILL RELATIVE PAsssSGERs ON BOARD sfHAMsHlSs.
Mr. CoSsEss called up the bill to amend the act further
TO regulate the carrying o passengers IN steamships and
other vessels.
Mr. TIN EYoR hoped this bill would not bs passed At
this time 1t Involved important interests, and was
scarceiy expected 10 DO passed this session.
Mr.. MCDOU0AL favored It's passage.
tor. Thousands OF lives were suspended by a thread,
through love or GAIN All who love humanity more than
money should favor this bill.
lts further consideration was postponed.
TIE CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
:, MT. SHERMAN made report from the Committee Of O.
Conference the dsagreeiny amendments TO the Civil
Appropriation bill, which was concurred In
RECONSTRUCTION OF TEE REBxL srArea
Mr.. CARLISLE having the floor the bill to guarantee
republican to the revoted States continued
his speech against It,
OIL bmeuuhtOry Oh the enrolment aCt Wbe retuTu0u
from the House and committee OF conference was ap:
pointed, consisting of Messrs Wilson, Lane OF Ia aud
Morgan on the part OF the Senate to 90 operate with
Messa Garfield Smhers and Herman the part Of the
House.
PACIFIC RAILROAD PASSED.
Mr. HARLAN made report from the Committee Of Con-
ferenc the disagreeng amendments to the Pacific
Railroad bill. The committee recommend that tho
Senate recede from its amendments providing for the
company's corporate bonds, with interest guaranteed,
leaving authorization for the issue OF SIC 900 mile
of government bonds ard an equal amount Of corporate
han do I'm aaaA aAoA
They recommend the construction Of o branch from
Leavenworth to Lawrence without the issue Of bonds
The Ca ornia portion allowed TO remain In the bill
OF 1900. the report was concurred IN.
Mr. DooLTIE made report from the conference. upon
the dsa 2reeing amendments to the Northern Pacific
Route bill, which was concurred In.
PUNISHMENT GURRILLAs.
committee OF conference was announced on the bill
TO provide for more speedy punishment Of guerillas
REREL STATES.
The Senate resumed consideration OF the pending BILL
and vote was taken on Mr. Browns substitute. Car
ried. Yeas II, nays 10, as follows
Brown csIIs Gorsn Dfyis poots
Se5Ou NJ .II Powell. Richardson Riddle, Salisbury Trum.
NArs-Messrs Chandler. CLARK, conness Hall. Harlan.
Lane OF Ransss Mogan Mcrr P1mesoy Kamssy shsr
Mr.. SUMMER offered an amendment, in effect enactng
into law the Presidents proclamation Lost
The bill was then passed-ayes %, nays s-Msssrs.
On motion OF Mr. BaowS, the title was amended so as
% read DILL concerning States in insurrecton against
The United States"
The bill provides as follows
That when inhabitants OF any State have been de-
,sred state Of against the United States
BY proclamation Of the President by foroo and virtue Of
The entitled can act further provide for the COZ
ection Of duties imports and for other pur
poses," approved July 10, 1851, they shall be, and
hereby are, declared to be incapable of casting
my vote for Of President Vice President
eectng Representatives to Congress, until
Iaid insurrecton 10 said State suppressed aban.
ioned and said Inhabitants have returned TO their aeg
70 the OF the United States and uoti
rch return to obedience shall be declared by procama
OF tho President issued virtue Act OF Con-
Ires hereafter TO be passed authorizing the Same.
The Senate then adjourned.