The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
THIRTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

tiona cadet this year.
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WARRINGTON. March II. 1864,
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS PETITION BOUNTY.
The vIcR PRESIDENT presented petition of soldiers
ing allowance bounty the of March
1863 of 500 soldiers discharged from the service
of wounds disease contracted in the service Re
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs
PROPOSED EXPEDITION TO EASTERN ASIA.
the nsaFsn ss
ferred 10 tSn Committee on Foreign Relations 90
Mr. WfIos Srep Mass prsssnted lie petit,an of four
hundred so a9 Of ssw
coSsIDEnFD OPEN snsAyE
Ssw a. IS he e n H
shall be Submitted to and considered and decided by the
rRiAriSc PRESIDENTS ANNUAL MESSAGE AND TIE DOC
Mr. rnrnsu1 trep Of ill., moved to prln. FIVE thousand
n es ss To ,ne
CLAIMS CONVENTION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
Mr. srsSnn trep) of Mass reported bill carry into
effect he convention with Ecuador for the mutual adjust
ny this biz the commissioner appointed t. the
three dollars and ten dollars day for ssayeng
10 APPOINT him the minister an Of
City per cent upon his salary.
Mr. saed up the S 7. goyde for the su
maui
~ part by nea,nsou the
r
mHrder on The part q SAID ., III the .,oo,
.aslsi: Ayes e. nays TO- iol'ews:IMessrs s%Ssa
sa Pows kline and sassury
The bill nsopsrss Railroad comp
Of the District o. Columbia in order, the pend
no shall be excluded from the on road on
opp Of oHsh one half o The o tine S
The white man had greater privilege in these
for the yiostsa o. rights Ss soored men open
the case among the other race With reference 10 people q
q
Cher q e%a ss
s as sr wh aors wes ~ s
When Genera PIX was oyarrn with conlrabands the Coy
ground that The climate would not with them That
ns w Se sa' rae % cna
q these two classes at present was such that
& and Eir Sesee to s
a' "a I 8 soa ss e naa
ny as ~ the Ess M,e o. as
daughers' I've was certain whatever might be the capacity
midst are not d 10 exercise he eiecve franshse mix
socially Wit, the whites or lake PAR in The couneI Of the
Of power this BODY when topic Of the day
w T No Sy Saa to s.
Sn Be a to
we've carrie by = vote OF that description
senate the lion Jsn Bell tod Tim that he first
Mr c9Ssrs. irep) OF Cal, said their choice bad
Mr. jo%SsoS-rha, might be- Some Of this class were in
teiii.en, He far from believing that because
a e ms s as Ra a
intellect he nigh, there still existed latent prel
one would contend for the insermaiTage Of whites with
woman such equality ogld alike asanst the
that d @ rseeon Senator would
dead
ment q and under the silent influence Of that
there was power which man could 20 longer wihs.snd
wseAsr he %
The s g sso any car ne Hs ola not
and he s.si,sa close hts under ip.uilon
81 e rne Gd had
to God and a AGAINST Providence ''A : ''''''
tie Ten ana .se from Msy
w Vide @ IL s
showed large ssency IN maintaining The legal right Of
principle e. hs, they should no. be ad
his amendment gave 70 what the Senator from Maryland
acknowledged to be the law that coored people might be
nv CaRtiiE sopp) Of Va, said he twice
Mr. SUMNER said he hardly entered one but what he
them
Mr. cARLLs said he supposed they there
presence Of distinguished Senator who had done
He believed tho railroad companles bad right 70 make
sc9 ro% Ms.ss NO.
susetls dd not generally travel with ladies' daughter,
be wouia be Politely infsrmsd that there was car pre-
s e M him had
white and coorsd should be provided for each
Nj NoanLt trep) OF Me-, alluded to the remarks Of
mo- think the object 10 ride with The coored
Man IN % % Ss be ., the badge q onsSs
ed man should ride in the public here with whites He
By the senator from Delaware had been towards
Ay M SALISBURY did net think So
Gi he ADOPTED s
from ne earliest That doctrine had Inc
hour and 600 be was no, going to be 40
that OF the four million slaves OF the South one
Senator Might as We'll Be adnonSea By Se words Of Se
Senator from MARYLAND that the institution fast pass
con- The amenanwn. unese. when he repoes
the bill but since the assault by the Senator from
Mr sauisrSn denied that he had assaulted the bill as re-
ported and the words Q, The Senator from Maine justified
The amendmen, was adopted-ayes ~ nays ~ The nays
Harding Harris Hendricks johnson Lane o. Ind Powell
Winkic snd Willie
The bill then passed -
for TIC erection II Court House and Post oce al fopesa
Referred TO the Committee on Commerce
Mr. Foster called up the House bill defining the pay aud
,so, Of eapans which with az !, a.
The sss,. s a. s, ?, ~ Ss
House or Representatives.
wAspINcroc, March N, 1854