New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02


~ peunsyvsnia alone, and that State had su6sre4
but little from invasion when compared VITA bs owo
State which this moment thredtened WIN iormH
dabe Invasion from Arkansas aee .eAas' si S ~
Sute had been devastated and fourth u her houses
Mr.. CLARK moved that the further consideration q
tie bill DO postponed aud that the order o. the nay-
the bin 10 provide for tho construction OF railroas
from the Ohio Valley " East Iennessee-ee TAKEN up
Debate occurred on parliamentary ru'es ana W.
ong of order reatys to the coluHg up Of The spec,s
order, after long delay by informal .postPonemenS
which the occupant OF the chair. MT: PohEkof oo1'
ch,ied. by Announcing the order Of tile day resumes
and Mr.. Davis entitled 70 tIe hoor:
REfRAL OF TIE GOLD BILL.
Mr. JoBysog by courtesy of the SeDstor from Kees
lucky Davis called up the joint resolution tor tno -
peal Of the net prohibiting the sale Of god ana iofeig
exchange and explained that the bill had hthorp pro
The Ioin. resolution was passed by-Yeas, si
Yrss~A-,rs. Anthony. Brown, Cadie Clark, cowse
Riehsrd.on salisbury sumSer Ten Eyck Wilkinson. wu
son .,.-Ns,,r.. Chandler Hale. Hick,. Howe. Lens 4
Indiana lane Of Kansas Ramsey Sherman spnsus rrus
bull Van Winkie Wade. Wiley.
:, EAST TENNESSEE RAILROAD. f
The consideration Of tho East Tennessee Railroad
bin was resumed
! Mr. DAVIS favored It's construction
bir LANE Qnd) said the road had been eons'rucses
three years ago II would have paid for itself In trsnt
| portation five times over. When burnside was b
scssd last Winter he would nave been compelled =
retreat but for the contributions OF t0yal Jennessouns
who. had years been oysrrun BY Rebels and -
the end OF twenty days he had more provisions THAI
when the siege commenced. He commented upon she
letter Of the Secretary OF War ana said that the rare
lei route referred 5s5 miles In length by direct
line Water cWnmuniostioncould be depended on oaiy
four months In the year and the balenee u the time ne
railroad which could be built 10 twelve months, wonid
/ he needed.
! PoRrIYIoATloN BILL
Mr.. SUMNER obtained leave to hiaxe refort from tn
| Committee Of Conference on the Fertilization btft
which was CONQUERED In. The bill nciudes the appr
DriatoR Of a37 800 for sss wall at Buffalo The Boe
ton Haroor appropriation exc,sdea'
! Mr. WADE moved to pOstpd - prior cssers aud take
ap the House bill 10 guarantee 10 certain Stasss
governments have been usnped or oyerthrown /"
pobllcon form OF government. Carried 10 to 10.
| The amendment striking out the word white" wa
rejected The members voting In the affirmative were
biesss Brown. Lane OF Kansas Morgan Pomefoy'
| aud Sumner.
Mr. ReOws offered amendments He said no bad
fully examined the bill. and there was no time -
its diseassOn IL involved Important ISSUES. hm
amendment provided for security OF the rights OF tn4
people. which me question OF the hour. lie hopes
it would be adopted.
Mn WADE said this bill was passed early in the So
recommended by the Committee on Territories II NO
now understood by the Senator. II never would Be.
Tie question could not be ignored Senators would y
asked hat they proposed 20 do with these rcbelifo
States Claimants from Arkansas had boon refuses
seats. On what trrme could taey conc in His doc.
rine was once State always aStste. No honest mas
could be legally deprived OF his rights by tins perpotrss
lion ~ wrong The bill easily understood. just on0
equitable and excluded Slavery lie was sorry sins4
Republican Senator objected TO 1t. The amendmeuL
wns mere skeleton aud gave the wno'e supleos w
go b..
At 4 30 the Senate took recess. .at.