The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-13

mesains He had spoken Familiarity q % Jmny b.
ehAnan. n she genteman from New York (4r: weep
meant ~ rsateFeton q The Unoa = We wh:n -
democratic party IN the evil days q The past ruled the
gvsenmsnt, and shs slavsho,ders whip waa hold over
thoss who opposed slavery, and when she sovsrnmens
ns into civn war Mr Jaan) Was not in favor Of the
Unson q II was. but for rsgsnsrated Union, o. the
Mr. julien further replied showing that she bin was not
unconstitutional In reply 70 M Mallory, h sad u was
oontempa ed TO give equal rights 10 negroes a. to own
ership Of SOIL As 70 the called equality that must work
outse he would MOI speculate - 70 the future on that
subje;t.
Mr. MALLORY (opp) Of KY. inquired whether the gen.
tlemaa did contemplate giving negroes equality to
voting and holding once.
Mr. JUlx replied that formerly negroes entitled
70 North Carolina other Southern States bus
the question Of suffrage left 70 the decision Of the
States themselves AS to social equality, those who saw
nc 70 associate with negoes could do Southern men
have particular objection 70 this In that section
amaganation vas pracsed in s most disgusting form,
as was seen IN the large number Of mulattoes.
Mr.. MALLORY referred to the 10 show the num-
Der OF mulattoes At the North.
snae ~, s.% ov sho % *. c TIA.
kee school and psders had gone South
Mr. JULIAN remarked that John Randolph said that the
best blood Of Virginia flowed IN the veins Of the Southern
tios Of the gentleman ar julian 70 the fact that hs
r WOODY had objected 20 giving the lands 70 Tho black
Mr. JULIAN asked MIN whether hs would give the lands
NJ WOOL would nos because the lands not belong
NJ f..Dl..0s, Sopp) Of Ohio. asked Asw many ssrss
lan11 payslt q taxes, and immsnss ~
falling Into The hapds Of the eoverpment. 81 teg1I8
sss s7sas sPs.nsS 49, s ssss. 81 y: ps:
jv M :sS ss:s &: Hoss aa4 passed nm 70 for
ss,t the Zee Of the rebels 70 shs lands.
Mr.. rxDsncx replied tha. the resolution had not yet
ped Tho Seoale and be understood adverso report
bad been made against u N that body.
M JynAn aid there IVES no NV which prevented
- hsssr e%,1 %o.l,. s..a .... sns pending bin ..s
bed = sxssisg aw. sz,soAlag ne hemsssesd prn-
nan win Siar sEo should nsvs equal justice wisS
white nan. In chs - coad nos agree, bas advocated
NE o., .s e.. S1as. S0p 2. e .Ss.
hAnA0ADs N NEW yHRsn DeUARrD PuBLac m0HwAu.
1ss sSs ana Ssosc RsTosa .oS ss . o.
tan ana Delawac Bay Railroad and ths bssncbes thereof
bait and % be built . be lawful ssrocsurcs and public
hr. wnsoS. (rep) u Iowa. oered subssituts that
every railroad company IN he United states whose road
authorised 70 carry and is road, boats bridges
ssS :rrss sens ms,: %
ssiTs oompsnssG,sn thereon. 0''' /" .0''n ana ~
NJ Ps.D.sros topp q OHIO, argued that me objsos
declare ksss railroads 70 be poet routes mill
tasy roads legal struoures because they
day BY the exisiirg law. was attempt the part
OF the House State corporation created for
S 5, Ss net g. y IL .ssn
exists. There single instance In which such
0wes hsd ssso :Ssrcsed b. the federal and
an interference with State rights He sho oppoeed tho
substitute. pot ouy a ~ Injustice bat because
.ss intended 70 apply soa the railroads 70 svsy state
Mr.. woonsaDoE. (rsp) Of Va IN sdyoca.lns abe bin,
q he government. under sSs ooOsiuiion for ne para
mount ipisrsses Of commerce bstween the States.
o sss 's sSs ON q
the odious New ysrssy monopoly.
". Bsowx. (opp) o. wiz had doubt f the sonsti.
scl nssutou q sssse could be obasesd for The bsoe
s & sd s4o.s
sne the Nv u tho existence Of the latter. q .A1asl
x Jos.s0. 'ps q Pa; IN opposing he s :,s
bss hanging round ihs cspoI, seeking SOURCES q
~. PsurS, (opp.) o. N. X, opposed the bill. 1s "
nr scsr.x. rep O Ohic. gave the views Of the Com
ssfdsd question . Affecting The people Of other stes
nos New jersey sons and objected 70 that state
ING any law either 70 natural individuas Official
sons W interfere With The rights q The entire psope;
and YES because New Jersey undertook 70 say tnas
here shall BE- no 'rsds Or travel between New York and
scr,os siyins advantages % monopoly, thai the
mxtee objected V y, interfering with the iuteroom-
motion 70 table The bin vas disagreed 20 By is ms
The Houee ADOPTED Mr.. Wilson'S substitute for the bill
lee given m former part Of ths repsr and passed The
bill Al thus auendsd--ysas o. pays OF. ~ follows
Islav,n e 4ss3 Ra.ls. 1ssua.S. Bo.swen. 4. C.rt
hEby. ResshkisA Husbard Of Iowa, Hubbard Of Coma.
Huburd Jsgsksa Jusa. Kasoe. Kelley Kellogssof Moi
Slsrss nulsr ~ N.rs Merrill Nprrs q y, Amos
nam. s. sS,ss s.fse1 sJ sss a.
enrhers Tracy, Upson Van Naiksnburgh, Washburns
~ s.As[: wiPS Wind =. vosasraE. is,"sn ,u..
Brccss, preYfnan. Brown Of Wis, Cor, Dawscs, Eden.
Edserton hdndss Bneish, Finck, Order Grsved, Hall.
Esctsr Hassh.s yohsss. q "a Johnsos q OHIO Kalo.
hsKen .ey, ndasson, Miller pf Pa Horrs Of Ohio Mel.
scu neos Qdel ONsn Of Ohio Psndlstsn Rcs Of Mas.
nobnson R0ea. beotI Stiles. strpuss stuart Voorhees,
Ese..ore .Msrd, NAHUM e Assa. vksisys wheeler.
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