The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-05

vavs di,counisnanee and resist any laws making ,ry
Distinction Of color or race, ord IN I'll wnye viii
strive 10 msintain stats UDNCrument comric ely
loyal 70 tho tnion v.crc All men shall enjoy equal
protection and egrel rghis" -
such oath shah h. preservei. and II hlfclv taken,
such perscn shall be city Of pc ur and Ia addit on
70 hc present penalty fcr that ine, tc shall forfeit
Tho # h, to hold ofhec.-Thi, was ordered to be
Mr. Sumner fered hin 10 enforce the Consiitu.
tiona Amcndm n, by runi'hinE any attempt 70
control the servit o. aay terson contrary " this
provision, by a hnJ not exceeding Que thous and
dollars, or imrrlsoaiort rot exceeding ten year., or
both, At the direction Of the Court aud IL shall he
no doicncC that such claim ie saucti iuned by any
state law IL Annuls Stale laws In conflict With Y,
and iestrcte uri-di, ion in catcs growing ont VI IL
70 the ultoi states Courts his was ordered TO Dc
NJ sumner introduced a bill to give me. risht Of
stfrage 10 person. of color iu the District Of Coum-
bta, which was ordered to bo printed.
Mr. sumner introduced a Joint resolution. propo,-
ing 10 amend the Ccnstiutton eo A. 70 mase voters
Instead Of population, the basi of representation In
Conrtess.
Ma sumner introduced . concurrent resolution,
declhatofy OF the adoption OF the CONSTITUTIONAL
Ameninent aboishins slavery.
The following was introduced by Hon. Charles
sumner.
EfsOired, That We order 10 provide proper ruaran-
Ut Tor security In the future 20 that ptare and proc
The nation sSaii 10 rrs.srssJ "a. he fuli dutv
u Conrross TO take care that no state declared
BE- VA ehsllion ,hal be allowed TO resume u, te.-
llOn Co tho Union until afer the satisfactory per-
lotmanco Of hve several conditions which conditons
rrCcclent must he submitted TO a popular vote and
be sanctioned BY majority OF the people OF each
state respectively, A. follosGi
The complete re.estahiishmcut of loval'v a. shown
by honert recornition of the unity o hc Republic
and The duty oil all, glance TO it all times without
mental ittcrvaton OF oquivocation ot any KIND.
The complete suppress on ut all olrarcicai pfCtCn-
tous a1d the complete CnfranchiscWent Of ali eit-
Etns, that thote shall b. no ~ nisl Of rFhts on
account oi color race, but justice shAl be impartial
and al shall he equal before the Law.
The rejection OF the rebel debt and at the same
Debt and the national obligation to Union soldiers,
with solemn pledses never 70 Join IN any measure,
dirtct OF indirect, for their Tepudatop, or IN any
way tending TO impair the national credit.
The on anlLGtion Of educational system, for the
equal benCut OF ali, .itnVut distinction OF color or
TAce.
The choice Of citizen, for office, whether State or
conduct and uycration shall syo assurance Of
peace and reconciliation.
ksst lrN hat In order To provide these essential
safeguards, lthout which the National security and
the natl nal faith will be- impcried, etucs cannot
he precipitatcd back to political power anu inds-
peneenco, bus they must wait until theiI conditions
are Ia all rep cts fulfilled.
Mr. Harris introduced a bill TO regulate the judi
ciary tystcm Of the United States
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to maintain the free
dom OF the uhabitan's Of the States declared TO be
In insurrection which vi. ordered to be printed.
trhh hill vas printed in the suS Of Yesterday
~ haf.pa,t twelve the Senste took rocos until
one when II rea,scmhlei and directed the Secretary
to inform The House Of its organization.
Adjourned