New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
fgxYma.s CoNcmEss....F ir.s Session
SENATE. .WAsHECTos. Jan. 20. 1864.
gHy. SCHO FiELD.

OENAIE.- W hSh''"iV" 49, 49,
ORN. SCHOFIELD.
.rr Rpowy TJn.. Mo-. presented memorial
IA ,rofesk OF GO members of the missouri coheIa'
5ssemNy against confirming Gen. scnoh'io Is 'nuIor
wr grovo OCCUPIED most Of the morning hour in
comment rcaoctiug upon Gen schohelds conduct as
,s;lif9rv c0mmander in tie western department VI
Mssocri. .,.,.. ,,.,7v,,
NJ wilson Ou.. Mass. reported from Che NlnlaI!
comniit.c bill for the establishment OF UNIFORM ani
tr,iance sys.0m with amendments.
V'''"' RECIPROCITY TREATY.
NJ DoordTTig (Cn Wis.,. offered the resolutions OF
.bs Chamber Of Commerce o, MiWanSeS,. esSlns 'or
rniodidoliion o. the Reciprocity 'r'ly kceriea'
THb COEFLAGHATlON IL sASIlASo;
n, motion Of Mr. SUMNER (Un.. Dem). the iFesieehs
ses requested TO furnish any inormauSl ~ ,s i|hn
,olch,c the recent connasraroh a. Staes r.
sns,io atc is horrors. ,,,.nsvS
CONCENTRATED FTl.D FoE HORSES ~
On motion Of Mr.. HHNDErsON m Mo- W.. w., s,!
C,mitc wa ordered 70 ascertain and rep0T we acts
connected with the oxnmiratoi by ''oIu .. Ui-o.'
sonoltcd by the Ouarermas.ers l'fpiItncnt INTO ~
lged sdVaptaees Of concentrated eed lor bo'sV' snI
nile and # reported upon ia'olaby. why such feed
l1s moi been used Adopte" ..
CoA,,u7TIF On The CONDCCr OF THE WAR.
n, ~,lico Of Mr. WADE On. Ohio, the JOINT resolu
49, ss;ntnr Committee on the Conduct Of the ar
was considered The House amendment, requiring an
restaaf;on into contracts adopted, and the reso'
"l No EomhMrg Un VIZ proceeded to address Tho
seUre az length IN support Of the rWc requiring Sene'
sors % the prescribed oath IN order TO under
sfaud fnc true intent and meaning o. the proposed RUE
f the nac If was necessary 10 tuse iG;O conslAera.
no 0oicmporanecus legislation The mischief produced
under SIC old law, end the remedies proposed u. tAe
new law Up 10 ls6l men had claimed seats mere.
VINO were plotting during their term TO subI ort ana
ororthfoS Che Government OF the United Stats ana
VIC openly declared their purpose 20 This end lIcy
defiant AUD malgnantly dominecred over maio,i'!
Of the Scnse end finally undertook tccarTy into meet
tls Goa, piracy tiey here corcOcicd mo qucsi1h ne
tore tn senate w,s, bow thc senate, IN the ouoh "a
- .sttn ttn -
ADD t. keen them out. - the lckl,iailpi OF
chs Government 70 be put IN the hands OF lngn
WHO boldly plot fs destruction 'net. 1,r.1
lbcrc vas an end Of the Government II tDe ,unsu'
<r'on was framed a 20 ~ subject 70 Tbs innfny
i. was a total iauure. The scuaor nom Dea"aic h.a
adm ted that Congress had power 70 Nehne tsc nf
cations of is members. He did no. see Why the senate
had uot the power that the state Lessaurcs ld re-
pestediy exercised iu tbs rcspec, Noud Tue cf'ot
object under The old law take an oath that his age
.gas srldcrt 20 qualify him Tor seat here Nolid u
ao be proper for tie senate 90 ask the Senator II ne
posscsssd he other requisite qualifications as ihal
The se requiring The oaih was IN important ono; "u
made distinctions, and any breach oil u "cnid p,
reTuly whereas without TIE sanction OF ne it" ul
-, ii would not be- The law did moi propose any new
disqualification and tie Senator's objections seemed TO
apply solely 10 the manner Il it, cpnhcaton.
Nj. CoiIAgfE proceeded O. spne icngth "a argue
that the rule did not as the Sen;oT IRON DeaHaIe
had H. Violate the auiebGis e ts lohs'' u'io ms
did moi deprive man o. biz lLc liberty, or proQer!
He did not see that this bil allowed ne qalhcdtiu's
prescribed in The Constitution and ne thought tnc lne
cad come when the country should rely upon rs own
htreng instead OF upon the power Of few greet and
Nj. AslnoSY (Un, r. L.. did not propose to discuss
this rule TWAS based npcn TO law ~ 800, and had
been sig;ed by the Executive. That YVES enough iol
him. IN support Of the authority Of the senate &c Co.
tabsh sGch role ne quoted nom The opinion "a hir
justice MARSHAL in the case az NcDllocA versus state
or Alay,aa He thought ibis conclusive. Tie oatt
which might be excited that OF fidelity 20 fhe COneu
tatiop t. rcsci ibed, and otner De required YET
ne would be charged with insanity who sholld contend
that the Legislature might not supeTadd 10 the oath al
fUHFrf. sHf4A 81.
lis wisdom might suggest
NJ. l;FspmcKs (D.iu. Ind) sid lie took tho oath
when s required of hir, not because he thought 1t
proper bp. 10 silence tie camor that might are II 1o
rei SCI. There vas nolhas par cuiary ohccLoianio
& q him. bat Wien tie ooEgie proposed "a make u
The general TIs affecting AZ future applicants. %
should oppose il. de thought al whoever came July
ausiied bv his State senator he should ne entitled
% bis on ths no1r and that me state bad ielr
10 demaIt this. He cOntctded that his oath P1s
ob,.ucons in the way OF az. feasible policy OF recon.
suuc,ip1 He was heartily determined that none Of
the .eacss - tie X belion should ta4e seats aga "A
here. tbe cDd Of the Rebellion "as an end Z" me
ieade~y Of the Rebellion. They would ~ tr event %.
reocnst rUcUOn. be too solicOus Tor ther personal
s,(etv SO u.Co claims for seats here.
nc argued that there we've pcop.e in the Seeded
Sla.os " no had never symp-tliZes with Tic acts o
their leaders AID Lo would Tot Lave slch persons
treated as criminal after their return 10 allegiance.
Nj. Hendricks controgcrtcd o. length on the fFes
dents reconstruction policy lie could see no author
under De Constitution for the President 10 ten TOW
she Stae fabrics erected urde nd PRIOR 10 the crma
scn OF tie ederal compact. and 20 bdild up ncw Sale
on Their ruins bv the votes Of orc tenth Of their gra
iDbabitais. Ii was "a oher he'd prin .Ie VI The Amcr
eau people tbat the Government derived powers from
the consent Of those governed. Now, We arc told tht
his power is 10 be derived from the consent OF one
tenth o. that number Ia the name 81 his Staie DE ~
tered q protest against such "a policy. The Ircsden'
proposed take charge 0i ten States, WITH an army &,
second him inferior 10 none eyer possessed bT au.
soyerei gu power. He trusted The TINE never would
come when The people would required 70 vote for h'
mar Ia DOaer. his behcsf. rs word have fHch
pocy OF recon lucton would oilog the ri .ll OF
tie Seeded States into The Union friends ana AZ. i'
saeIDl,5.
TIKI PAIR AT H8MBUHG.
rneaeagc was received from the IresidcH' col'iir
Ing report OF the Hon. Joseph A. wright to-nis-
sJntr OF the Qcat fair held "a hamburg Last yeav Tho
President suggests that reasonable compensation Dc
made MIR. " right.
lief rrcd " the Committee Agriculture and OF
.dered a. 30 printed.