The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-05

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Ordinances rules regulations and all white pas
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court Of the United States be BY fine mot less than
executive order made under the laws OF the United States
This was ordered to be printed.
REBEL BONDS ETC.
Mr.. WILSON introduced the following, entitled bill TO
prevent the sale of notes. scrip bonds other evidence
Of debt issued by the rebel authorities, &C. =
utter pab.h or SELL attempt pas; utter publish
Of nss or
Be- s 9, y ne and
conviction thereof be punished by 1ne not exceeng
oeedng years according the aggravaon Of the offence
Ordered to be printed.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT COUNTRY.
Mr. IANF, (rep Of Kansas, offered resolution, which
was adopted instructing the Committee Indian Ar
fairs to inquire into the expediency Of reporting bill
TO organize territorial government for the country
lying between Kansas and Texas known as the Indian
country
sTITUuoSAL AMENDMENT.
Mr. TRUMBuLI, rep OF Of NJ, submitted tho following
resolution, which was laid over till Monday
Resolved article Of amendment proposed by Con-
be added TO the constitution OF the United States
N, his hs1as
hereby declared that such approval to give
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to the oS ssS not
for Tie future and secretary hereby
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THE RATIFICATION on THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ny
STATE
Mr.: SUMNER, rep) Of Mass, offered the following
which were ordered TO be printed
the required in The rath
Whereas Congress- BY vote Of both Houses
snyspy Sreashona e United States which according 70
the existing requirement the constitution will be valid to
ratified BY the Legislatures Of .hrceourths Of the several
whereas condition of the country, with
tain states IN arms against the national y oe
ts the threequarcrs required By the constitutional there
Resolved by Senate House OF
curing rule followed in ascertainng the
ton should be followed IN a.seranns three
s The arg fs on the
in the two Houses 90 ~ The second ease the
.en,sen Of the q the e3n ana tns support
propos,on for the amendment and another for raca-
ION placing simple fact and the other on claim Of
nerose veto the national government In one Of Its
Resolved That all acts executive and legislative in pursu
anee Of the .9astnon and AL treate made under the
purposes throughout the Uned States although certain
is equally apose 10 M amendment Of the constitution
ss s Ss the tp # As stss with 10 vIS
s ni f b e. psrt he p .s
the ON tilutan thereof
OF the rebel states while illogical and unreasonable Is dan
a including that Of t%a also ali
recent acts Of Congress including those creating national
cent treatos ncadas treaty With Great Britain for the
extinction OF made,
ned respectively without any participation OF the rebe
Resolved That any other rule postpone the
day whe the pronton Of slavery viii be valid 70 oil
& @ d s @ s Is. %
mediate rathcston OF tie prohibition and the contamination
TIE ENROLMENT ACT
Mr. WILSON, rcp) Of Mass asked leave TO call up the
and the Senate proceeded TO the consideration Of the
joint resolution declaring certain States entitled tc
representation in the electoral college
THE EXCLUSION OF REBEL STATES PROM THE ELECTORAL
The question pending was the adoption Of Mr. Cola
general in its operation instead Of being applicable only
to the States named In the resolution
Mr. CoLIAMKR, (rep) Of VT, addressed the Senate in
Mr.. DAVIS, (opp) OF Ky offered as an amendment u
Mr. Coamers amendment substitute striking out the
preamble Of the original resolution and declaring vr
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Ar'sansa'
The above amendment Of Mr.. Davis was subseouen,l,
Withdrawn and the yeas and nays demanded on
adoption Of Mr. Colamcrs substitute The vote resulted
Ysas-Nessrs Anthony, Brown, CLARK, colamer, Far
well, Foot Harlan Howard, Lane, Of Kansas; Ramsey
NIrs-Measrs. Buckalew Chander, CONFESS, Cowan
Davis Dooittle Foster Hale Harris Henderson Hendricks
Howe, johnson, Lane Of Indiana; Morgan Morrill,, Nyc
romerov Powell salisbury, Sherman Stewart Ten Eyck
Trumbul, Van Wrinkle Wiley and Wnght-I.
So the subsaltuteof Mr.. Collamer was not adopted
Mr. LANE, (rep.) or Kansas opposed 20 the decla
ration that Louisiana Arkansas and Tennessee were In
state OF rebellion the 9Th Of November He expected
TO vote few days the question Of admitting sena
tors from Louisiana, and he expected that majority
the Senate would vote with him for the admission Of
these Senator's He did not want 10 have 10 take the
back track Mr.. Lane offered an amendment 70 strike
out the preamble which declares that tho States named
In rebellion on the sh Of November and make tho
resolution simple declaration that the votes of the
States named shall not be counted.
This was decided In the negative by yeas Z, nays 90
The Joint resolution was then put upon It's passage and
was pnEsed by the following vote--
Yn.s-.gessrs. Anthony, Brown, Buctalcw Chandler,
Grimes, Hale Harlan, Henderson,, Hendricks Howard,
johnson, Morgan Morrill, Nye, Powell Ramsey sherman,
Stewart Sumner Trumbul, Wade and Wright-29
NAYsllessfs Cowau Doollttle, Harris Howe Lane Of
Kansas N0smth, salisbury, Ton Eyck, Van Wrinkle and
Wiiiey-lO
On motion OF Mr. TRurBu1 tho Senate then, at three
O'Clock, adjourned
House OF Representatives.
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