New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
YYyvrYIsh CONGREss-Sscond Session.
sp>,. ,syNcros, March 4, is65.

The debate being lOng continued on 'Ao Wv" APpf0'
pis,ion o ,pterrupted HIr Covan who was speak
a., nd irtiroefee that Mr Cowan, rs neaOer q ,le
ee on Finn Ice charged Win the management
OF ms bin was eadaageiing ITS massage. o, Ais.
Mr. CLARK warned Go Senaie thf !snS'h5he,u a Cd
.r~son would soon prove fatal % the bl anu uest II
thst the question rnirl. be taken on It's s,is en-
Was now noeIly o'clock, and the tH WaS aua,c,ded
crossed ard rnuch business bad ye' Z" DO CO.
He hoped tie Serete w0uia come % woe ,, laid
Tho Ciyil Appropriation bill was then inoiD''i! '''D
ASIDE. ,
~. vyr.o- - a ,sno-t rom tue Cortltioe o.
Conference on the Arlendatory Enrolment O''''
was coueurred in. yrcr-,.rn
,, ,' 40 =. -. - tie IL, GUon tho amend
.,sn, ~ VI I@re If Indiana 90 toe Civh APmop4 ~
son bill and ofered further az, endsvn 80 90 -
include persoTs "emPtse srS'es. 10 triai by Court
marital.
The Amendment o. thus a1shccd "Is ''cA e'''" -
'Iy;ra.Me.: Aathony rrcwn Chaadsf Cars GorSS.ii
pOOas tsr@el ESs.e G Nm va Ramsey. sb, n
t,swat sumrer Wilkinsoa spd Wilsou. >, -, H..
NAYsMcss' bucss'ss CS%en' ios S, rs,u. Ip,5nl
Van wiuke snd Made.
So the section was stricken ont.
ARlY APFROPRIATIoN NIL.
n, Waivers here oh aimed leave to make report C.!
e. 1,oT1oit,,~ Cpnferoaoe on the Army AppropIia
zion bill sayiA .he Senste ComEutios eo"u Ao' "e'0
wit the HOuse Committee.
The SENATE insisted On its acton.
OMNIBUS APPROPRIATION BiLb. :,
Mr. CowAS offered AZ a1cndmcn; 70 tie pehoms
bill the Civil or "Omylhus' Appfoprahni blu, pTo'
the troops OF that state called Out IL 1865 10 oppose me
advance Of Gen. Lee - - &c
The amendment was adopted by yea. 70; nays 10.
NAVAL ACADEMY At ANNAPOLIS.
An suendn,ent was offered by MI GrI!isa PROVIDING
for repairs AZ the Naval Academy at Annapolis which
NAVIGATION oY LAKE MICHIGAN.
MI CpAvpLEg offered 40 amendment appropr ati &
os4 90 for improving the navigation oil LaAe oNs'
Lf,er action pon several minor amendments tie bill
ARer the passage OF several private bills, ct Gas a.
n, the Senate went into Executive Session 49,
WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. March !. 1850.
The Senate reags embed NJ 10 o'clock.
TaREECENr PIECES.
Mr.. CLARK called ~ bil 20 authorize ibe coinage
Of threeceut pieces and for other purposes VncA wa
passed.
Mr. LANE Of kansas IL O'clock moved to take up a
resolution for The admission Of Senators ron ArksnSaS
Mr. SUMNER objected and the resolution Was Do'
taken up.
Mr. SPRACrE called up the joint resolution from ne
House authorizing the Committee on Commerce q pom
Houses to SIX AFTER the fsh Of Mares 10 lL'essals me
subject Of trade with the kobe, States "
Mr. POWELL said the present Congress lao no re !.
TO provide for the sitting OF committee AFTER ~ ooyk
table. which motion prevailed
CoLoRlD PEOPLE AS TPAVEiEHs.
Mr. CONFESS called " tie bill 20 regulate commerce
between the several States.
The nendinr question was on Mr.. WILSON'S amend
nent forliddlng tie exclusion Of any crHen 81 the
United States from any railroad ear. sramooa'' VI
other convey ance on account oi any State law
Mr. HALE moved. as IN Gsncndmeit 10 W tIeuC,
ment 10 add that no citizen OF the Uned STATES sht
be excluded from any meeting house. church or ho'e
on account of any state law or any regulation CT aiy
corporation. lLeaghier.I
Mr.. iALEs amendment was adopted.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. WILSON'S amendment
amended AID was decided N the aliInaNe Is loi'
YIA,-Mesurs Brown, Clart, ColaIns- Cowsn, Dixon,
pooe Fsrwel, Foster Grimes heudersor Lane sn's !,
WILEY Wilson md Whgat--.o
NAIs-sles.r,. Chandler. Davis. Howard, Hove Lane
(nd McDoi gall. Morgan, Nye. Powell Ramsey Sherman
spr.gue. Stew 1t and lrumhull-l4. .
Mr.. SEsAnTH moved TO refer tie oito the c0mihiies
on the Conduct OF the War. which was decided in the
YHHsNMe.". CLARK, coll.nst,, cgw'n, Dsvi' I Dixon
Gen Eyck, Tiambull and Wight
Morgan Nye. Pom-roy, Ramsay sherman, sasae stewart
Sumner Wade. Wilkinson ana WhsoD-ta
Mr. MORRILL, moved the indefinite postponemeni
Of the bill, which was disagreed to-Yees H. Nays
WAITING UPON TIE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. sHERsiAS moved that Committee OF tsres ~
appointed to wait upon tie President and inquire y h'
had any further communication ~ make to the oeHs'
Carried
MessTs. Sherman Colar1er ana foWeA were up
paipted said Committee.
INSTALLING TIE NEW vICE-PREsIDEgT.
At IL AS Vice President HAgLR escorted tie Vice
President elect into the Senate Chamber and few mo-
ments afterward Me,srs. Seward, stanton ana sleea
entered and seated themselves to the et q tie Char
The Judges vi the Supreme Court entered Immediately
afterw ard and seated themselves to te night Of ne
Chair.
a. IL O'Clock Mr. HA,nIs briefly addressed the Sen
ate tlsnking the members for tho Kindness and con
sideraon that han been shown TO him on al occasions
1t was impossible 10 hear the speech VI MI iiaAiin
distinctly owing 20 the confusion and COW caOL con
finually kept up between the women n TIE galleries.
Mr. JOHNSON, before taking the oath OF olice made
short speech which in the case OF Mr. Hanhn, wa
nearly naudb. owing 10 the want OF orde- which pre-
vailed among the IN the galleries By the choice
Of the people. he said. he had been made prsidmg
officer OF this body and in presenting himself here u
obedience to the bebess Of the Constitution Of the mi
ted States IL would perhaps, not be cur &" place 10 re
mark just here what striking thing The Consultation
was. II the Constitution Of the people OF ihe couh
try and under it, here 20 day, before the American
Senate. he ielt that hs was man aud an American
citizen He had proud illustration OF the fact that
under the Constitution, could rise from the rank
TO occupy the second place IL tie gift Of the American
people and OF the American Government Ihose oil us
Who have aboIed whole Ives for Tie es:abthu
OF q free Government knew how to cherish I'D great
ieasipgs He would saw TO Senators aud others before
him-tO the Supreme Court which sat before iinthGt
they all got their power from the people Of this cou
try. Tuning toward Ar. Chase Mr.. johnson said:
And your e1atLton and position depend upon ne
people. Then turning toward the Cabinet, lie sad;
And will 10 yoa. Mr. Secretary Seward. and 70
you Mr. Secretary Stanton. and to you Mr.. Secretary
Ito a gentleman near BY soto voice, Who Is scene
tary OF the Navy, the person addressed replied IN
whisper MIR. WELIEs)-and TO you. Mr. Secretary
WILLRs would say, you all derive your power from
the people Mr.. JOHNSON then remarked that the great
senent Of vitality In this Government was its nearnees
ard proximity 10 the people He wanted to say 10 ell
who heard him. ia the face ofthe American people tha;
all power was derived from the people tie would ray.
In the hearing Of the Foreign Ministers for be was 20
ing to tell the truth here to-day. that he was peoean
he thanked cd for it. II was the popular heart OF
this nation that was beating O sustain Cabinet officials
and the President Of the United States. II was a
arrange occasion that called forth plebeian like lin 10