The New York herald., 1865-02-02

No mbcr OF members OF the Leg stature OF Ohio askr
an In rcase Of salary for the District Judges OF units
Stats a rts, which referred TO the Committee
the JudicA NY
4 EEvADA JUDICIAL MArIEas
l rr FosrKN trtp1 OF Conn, from the Judiciary Con
mite renor,c. TO continue cases pcpdine IN ii
territorial oourt. Of Nevada courts formed under q
new State govcrnia nj II was ordered to be printed
/ TuAxg. TO GsNER, L SHERIDAN
Mr WILSON lrcp Yas Mass, from the Military Commit
tee, r'ported back ths House resolution OF thanks
Gonorai Sheridan which passed unanimously SI
| Mr. SmERxaa from ths ia aace Committee, reporte
theencral Appropriation sTa Il, the scal year 1866
Mr. T,rsaN u'fss ,on ., =, sAnss {. finance reporte
adversely on the bin TO tie ss rcs VI hemoe
oi congress, ana toe report was agveed 10 ,o,,.o
NJ ra,,n, ,rtf's AND THE iLnoroRat sary cou
ites reported the House resolution eetladn the State
Or virginia North Caroline, South Carolina
Flor IA Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana Tcxass Kan
sas aad Tennessee entcd to Representations ~
Eccorai Cole % for the choice of Presdont and vf
President for tho OF Office commoDcnx ON the>l
OF March next, with amendment to insert IN the e:
amoie after me words rebeled against the govcrnmes
o. the Unea states tho words and in such state
ol reDenion on tho Sh Of November, 1884, ant valid
election for electors for Presdost and Vice President
the United states according TO the constitution aDA laws
thereof, was held in said Stat on said day.
me atDendlnens was adopted
Mr. Ten EYck, (rep.) Of N. j., moved to amend by
striking oss The wosd Louisiana He explained that
that State hsd formed State government and had or
dcred an election for Presidential eestsrs.
cRxIxNrraLs or NEVADA SENATOR'S
FmShf consfdcration Of the subject postponed TO
give way for th, offering BY Mr. cossRss OF the
aa1s OF Aessrs James W. Nye and William n Stewart
Senators elect from the State Of Nevada
Mr. DAVE (opp) of KY, objected to thsswearng in OF
tnssc sensaors to-day He urged that Congress had
passed nshw admitting the State Of Nevada into the
Union.
Mr.. TRuzsULL said the State Of Novada1,ad been ad
mted into the Union by the Presidents proclamation
ana tnss an enabling ct bad been passed authorizing
such admission wW not necessary 70 passany act OF
Congress on the subject
Nj Jo.asos loppl o. Ma, said ths. the question was
mittcd tothe Union cnnbaing and proclama-
tion Of the President No act Of Congress further than
upon the ssnG of prscsslsr and ths ground Of sutsor
ty the Senators from Nevads entitled TO Their seats
The Question Of postpcniry the admission Of the Sen
tors from Nevada was then Fxk and lost
Messrs Stewart and Nye warc shen duly sworn into
Office by Woe President Ham5n
Mr. SHERMAN (rep.) OF Ohio from the Committee on
Finance, reported bil supplementary act entitled
!" An act TO provide national currency secured by a
pledge OF United StatOs bonds end provide for tho CIR
culaton and redemption thereof which provides that
no national banking association organized
TO which this Is supplementary shall a. any time hsre-
after pay out on loans dscounts In purchasing
drafts or bills Of exchange in paymcns OF deposits
IN any Other mode directly or indirectly pay oat or put
ton not organized nIder the provisions of this act
CLASSIFICATION SENATOR'S.
ME- FOOT (rep.) Of w. offered resolution which was
adopted for the classification of the Senators from
Nevada that two slips OF paper be placed IN box; the
HBuIc ~ 10 Dc on ono oI them and the s3'
the other the drawer Of No to ill 1869 and the
drawer Of No 3 till 1857.
This was accordingly done, and Mr.. Stewart drew the
long term and Mr. Nye drew the short term.
RxBvIIious STATES AND 1Hs Y1RcroRA AL COZ LEs;E
The Senate resumed the consideration oshe resolution
offered by Mr. Trumbull.
Mr.. TRUMDULL opposed to Mr.. Ten Eyck's motion
to exempt Louisiana from the provisions Of the rcsolu
ton. II this done IT would be decision by Con-
greSs that Louisiana was the 9Th of November in
condition 70 cast Presidential vote. Tho judiciary
COMMITTEES, In session this subject had avoided
exprosro On Of opinion as 70 whether Louisiana
in the Union Whatever might be the views Of
Senators to the organization had gotten up
In Louisiana, and although Congress might hereafter
have to recognize that organization legitimate did
not necessarily follow that the condition of the
things In Louisiana the sth Of November such
authorize the count Of thevote II matter public
nooroty to citizens in the land that large portion Of
the State or Louisiana was on the Sth Of November
IN possession Of hostile enemy and there oppor
tunty To vote for President Vice President y very
considerable portion OF that state. might be very
serious question whether when half OF
under such and under the OF our
own guns, would be election which would authorize
conyenton 70 canvass that vote He did not mean nv
the action on this subject to commit the Senate way
or the other IN regard TO the organization which had
been gotten up in Louisiana.
Mr. TES Eycx held that louisiana was not out es the
Union and never had been; thai State had actualy
seeded and in the nature Of the could not There
had been election held In Louisiana under the auspices
Of civil government and L. 5l6 notes had been cast
$4,000.
Mr.. TU EYcK said he knew that the entire vote had
not been cast. great many OF the inhabitants Of
Louisiana had gone or into the rebellion and great
many had. been killed
Mr.. Howx tFep) Of Wis., explained why he should vote
for MI r~n Eysk's amendment strike out Ious ana
ne would be governed in this action by statute OF the
United States authorizing the people 10 elect Presden
ua ciectoia IN s statute did not deprive Q minority OF
rght 70 go into election because majority refused
TO do 80 There was nothing said in II az 10 the number
necessary was to DO done by just many people as
saw ut 70 participate.
Mr. HARRls, (rcp) Of N. Y, Thoughts Il was unfortu
that thu Lou question was brought up ncden
tally HCongrssS had the power declare that Louisi
ana should not vote why had II right declare that
Now York should not voter He denied that the local
authorities OF all the States named in preamble were
In rebellion.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Al two O'Clock the Senate into executive session
and soon after adjourned
House OF Representatives..
wAsuISoror, Feb l, 1865
COMPENSATION TO OWNERS soLpIERs
Mr. CREswEIl, trep) Of Md, offered the following
resolution, and asked unanimous consent for It's con
sderaiion but objection by Mr. Norris, trep
Of N Y:
Resolved That the Secretary directed 10 report
70 this House what f any has been
to loyal persons to whom coored volunteers at the time OF
their enlistment owed service labor
ton or only partial compensaton has made that he
further report the why approv
teers has not been executed.
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