, 1864-06-15

''Prorlded, mordorer. That during The opsra.i,n
q 'a ass f aSs o trade snd gTaTsauon be and
down amid much laughter.
NJ. H0OPEn's substitute 70. the f1rtt section
Of me h1u WIS then agreed to-. The bill was then
hgnis p ss following vGs: q
whole on the bill making appropriations for Ger
tein civil expenses. The bill makes appropzia-
lions Tor the fnrves Of the coasts and he light
hoz1ee establishments. and other ciEil expenses.
Some Of the Items being objected to by the msjor-
aty oi the members, motion was made and car
RED BY large mnjotity that the enactng clsuse he
The House rccommittedit 1t to the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
Or motion It was
-Reso;rsd. That until Otherwise ordered the
house will have duly recess at 40 to 7:so tor
Mr. FESToN, Of \. y, statcd that he wae Oh
iii health. and his colleague Mr. Steele EIudy
copsented to pair with him. Hr, steele was now
n hts aeat. and be fFenion} asked consent OF
votes on the b!l; ior the repeal Of the fugitive
s12re 1aw, Consent was given.
Mr. Fenton voted for and Mr. Steele against
The House resumed the consideration OF the
bill proposing an amendment to the Constitution
TO sbo1ish layer ter9ushout tie United statss
could BE- cousF1ed to enlarge ite power 80 a. 10
deal with zaa.ters beyond 1tsreach. Two-thtrds Of
the States cannot take away the reserved rights
sa.S,;n Ga'e er taE;;o,rp e., mat -oht
could be destroyed Under scch doctrine, Ststes
might be anuih1latcd and monarch! sustained.
heaHs eaea @ Sa,e 10 eaS WEST Is pes9 'oF a's own
p:St IL: FERNANDO WooD said that this VA. no
time 1or change in the organic law. We were in
The midst Of cytl war: the din Of 5hs conflict and
densss q tSs 8 dssaae!|on ny sroaSd u: IL ent,le
people arc involved directly indirectly III the
s,t T.. ~ 1ns, ,osa5 ~ .54 ~ ~ go,
cautious investigation. II snch q change could
be made 10 tae Consttuaon, tnas Ess mol NE tins
'olH. lne enfct u Sucn au aaaeuutusnt Wo9!o ~ :
produce rSsaiss9n "iae"epfea9 ana saq1ca! IN lts
cnaIaclef, ano aoo 70 the eisune escuonal noe'
tf!ity, and II possible maze the eonAlet more IN
tente.
s n ae sos as
Inn to the PRINCIPLES which undese al republican
5s!eFa a ~ %as nn.na1 eesn Us gFes9 oi gnoo
L struck at property azd involved the cxtermina'
tior OF the whites OF the Southern States. md the
10 the black nee Who may drive tae former out ol
drama. . scene on Which tae civilized world woaid
fatnre a. warning 10 avola civil VA with all il
! te + bic .trocitses.
Mr.. WOop ar@red that the Constitution WAS q
% aorst sic | insirt1ans Of ,ac States ws ncrer d.
| listed 0 the General Government and .conll not
he delegated eIeeutinC by tbe cnutEnt OF all the
st tss. In the cou1fe o. his remarks b.
! smoke Of War Democrats as political Jack
as who had Jumped into plsce. Hc
could read many keridences 10 show that they
| I'd been The most Intense against coercion. Ger
tairly ,hey a1e now erased from the nuznbtr. oI
tie Democratic party, and Lost to the reepeet ci
those who held lis timehonorrd principles. Tie
| Fad vel riet dcstroyea all hope OF The tniun.
| hnf D1uch .nt.ht fill be Jorc by fecpveitnc The
aneicnt snirif Of ctncess ion and mutual fofbsar.
$t3r fYx.fnx a.
Nr. H1GBY. Of Caliiornia, said that 1t was
ranst cautionsly nrov1dei that The national lecis
| latprc can maize no euch amendment. 1t may ae
! n,cnos ed hv f,nrrrro. hrt Il ruer he rsti0ed br
ef ey o.
staie Sovereignty. he would ask whether The
| ron fore H. snh1nft the om:ndmeut 10 faeir
serrrsI Stnters Slarery rtrucE st the rooi
Ell. bat r,cnts lad Tue institution With Two OF
! fhrrc buntrnd thoarand men il rebellion whtt b
this GnS eminent fs hnnr;T itn Iesrect He Ia h
81 @ ~ 9.cb saI.4ss.
1he 3nst;tu.Ion Of e1srcrr. such renut:fc1nism
| ,res suan nf 1c. Ia r.sctei tae asser.Inns.
With i:n che 1krrise I'd ss Il falsehood. th1f sye
cumn mI eare az W:r mon the South. On The coatrav
h., n I'd tr.:m r. sdrnt Hnch mans 1ncssa-e fl
isnrt,y. ISL. tbat the sereesi ,nis,e Hrss Began
l,riiiier by .c!zpres Ut for;iticsions and ct lei
emsnc,pai,en pas1 rro:!.ma,.o1 as % p4ooer % bow
a-efnet rlnytfv. w1,Iru h.s come 50 near proving
In den,t Of he renuh;ic.
NF. KAiBTLEIscM. tf n. Y, spoke Of the
ten reyr1;n: thai instrnment b. dr. be stoajd
Win crave donsas and n,.glv,ns.. Before be
could coueent 10 the proposition S must be cor
y:nced that ii il Indispensable to The fata.o ven
! would restore peace aud harmony to the Union,
nnI tLnt lie nresc1,t is The most nuspcIous tinc
| for ite inauguration,
| nc regarded slavery rs the ecrn of al v:llain.cs