New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
xxxyUIth CoNGREss-seo0nd Session.
SENATE. W ARLINGTON. Feb. g. 1900.
SIAcAKA FALLS CANAL.

INC SiaSsra Fails was cad twice aud referred
No the COMMITTEE on Military AtaiIs
The Hou.e Bin 20 pay the FIVE surviving soldiers OF
rs Evolution grafuity Of $500 each was read fwcs
and refs red to the Committee On Pcnsioas'
ENROLMENT ACE,
Mr. WHOM move TO take up the Senate Bill In
relation t. toe Enrichment Act
Mr.. TEvApuLL-I would inquire II that viii interfere
with the unfinished business, which the JOINT feso.a
ton 10 xcude the electoral votes OF certain States
Mr. WmsoN-No. it will not. We can get through
with this very soon. The draft comes on tas i','n
srd II IL very important 10 pass the bill 1t will do
great deal 10 encourage enlistInents.
P wsS n npnsalsd 10 Mr. Wilson to postpone
the bill until TO morrow. This was agreed TO- ahu the
bill wss made the special order for Tomorrow 1' oHo
o'clock
On uo,,on of Mr. POWELL the bill TO bridge the ONO
River ct Louisville made the special order of oh
Nr CotIaMEn from the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads reported bill to bridge the One ,or
ct Cincinnati. which was made the specih ofde' 'o
Monday next at O'Clock.
PAY OF CHAPLAISS.
MI MoRRYIi intrrdnccd bt to increase the paN oI
Amy Ctrp aims, which was referred TO tie SiiLt"!
BUSINESS OF DETECTIVES.
Mr.. HALL called W tho resolution onerea ~ H Nun
Few dsys .incs calling apon tie Secretary OF the Navy
er as the employment OF detectives, ana
whether any instructions we've given to such detectives
10 inaure into business matters OF any Member OF
IonereSs &C., which was lassed
MISSOURI MILITIA.
Mr. HENDERSON visited 10 call M the bin 10 rcim-
buse Missouri tor expenses incurred in calling oct The
militia II that state.
THE ELECTION.
Mr. asuMBtLL insisted rpon tie consideration OF the
lont resolution exclude the electoral votes OF eelin
Etates 10 Rebellion
MILITARY ACADEMY.
Mr. SHrRMAv moved hattie Senate insist upon its
smerdmertS 90 The Military Academy tih and appoint
Commit e. " Conference To meet similar Commit
toe fr0m tic House.
The motion carried.
DEf CIEECY BILL.
Mr. suvs-t,N-I will make similar motion in TIRE
ease OF the deficiency Bill, in which the Old contio
gerry is stl pending.
This me. ion wa, also carried.
ELECTORAL VOTE
The Jcnt resolution exclude the electoral veses Of
Ths'aecstion then required on MI Ter Encks mo-.
uotian 70 strike the word Louisiana so as TO ex
smns that from the provisions of the resolution
MI DoolIFILE took the floor in advocacy oil tho pro
pc ed amendment. He held that there had been iair
section in Louisiana.
Mr. WApT-Who ordered that eecton'
Mr DooLIrrLE-Gen. Banks Issued Oil oder inviting
Che people 10 go into an election.
MIR. WADB--I want to know If the request OF Gen.
Banks was equal to q command.
Mir. DcoDT1LE said he would satisfy tho Senator
from Ohiv on this subject before he got through.
uneG il the military authorities in Louisiana Lad lot
fssned prescribing the qualification cf voters IL
Mr. IsoolfzrLE replied that the Constitution Of TIE
Stste adoP,ed the rule oi prescre-
ipg The cuaihcsens of voters except that tue lnils
tnry authosites isued order allowing citizens of
Ioaiai La In the United States army and navy 10 Vce.
Thre ere on v eight hi adred aud eight 81 these cut
NJ eleven ibosizG four aundr ID and fourteen votes
cast and separate registry bid been mace al ulesc
votes. NJ Dcrine quoted from Gen. BahSss Ieltei
60 show 1ha sic election ia LoIsana not controlled
by Fedr OF ce holders aui that out Of tie entire
yete cast all the bat about Eve bunGred were
etneps VI the state before the wer BEGAN. he then
tried to tse the highest vote ever cast In
Louisians 5,VE. or neSe ipuO ma gore mo
Che kes ARMY 5as, O. ns nS H., ss pser S s
enBstcdOr rc;e coHscripui into the Rebel army In
Tepr to tire anDadversion q MI; Wede YESTERDAY
ur, the Presidents proclamation Mr.. DoOllttie send
every rerson know that there must he some form
ofg,v riment il y sc states II With our armies "
enter state country and take possession OF
ty mhtsry power. some Term OF government must b
essabnsbtd. mil tary OF course IN the lust Instance
The civil government is dis laced BY the mI
t,ry mower. Iq,er silent legs is an Old Ro
mn nsxm. When the people became go 10
sbcdient thor ioyahy 10 the GoyeinDent whici
thus sssamed by mirlry power 10 Put down insurrcc
Ron attcmpt may be made 20 surrender the mtar,
rps er and to the civil administration by tb'
mixed cbaraster both OF the ciyi anu oil the
ui,tary powe. each Leaning upon the other AZ th'
thin Progresses AID Crews still further the mlitar,
power can b. and more Withdrawn. end still
eneaIer power and authority can be gwen u
Ehe civil administrator end the cfsl officers
cftbe Government Now, Sir what Is the actual state
OF me case in relation 70 Louisiana, When We first
calfrsed NeWOreans and. by our forces took posses
sion Of the rivers and lands adjoining there coGi1 be
noGsernmeDt lar thai Of 3 military Character. Eut
sir si'or an experience Q, ore Two or three yeais uS
going into rebellion against The Government OF tht
UDHsd States and the necessity or submitting 10 ~
authority and jurisdiction that they began TO CONF
back to their allegiance TO tie Cove meht ana Wer'
willing Join in the Organization VI the ciIli 0ovoIa
ucY.t of the State and resume their relation 10 IN
Government Of the United States. and Accordingly
we find tt at when asked TO do So eeven Thousand ol
hHsdsed of the loyal citizens OF tfat state. itoii
in the u-snn .Ea.i ion Of new Constitution which u
sabpiiied To n6e peo lie, and adopted iy them AID
LesrsainIe If Louena and other oiicers ore cbDsai
by Of it, and the whole machinery of civil al
Enistrstip is put into full operation in thst State
Wv virtue OF the authority of that Constitution the
now hnye thar Government and tier own Legs
lature Tt.y are a1aling mraicipal laws ard regula
for the seVe4 and their courts are sitting ever
day in Judgment mo- the Iight3 OF IndVGla unIe
lions OF life are b... regulated under tie authority q
the new Constitution. 4 tel my friend from Ohio tha
nearly ninety thOusal slaves have had their fettcf
knVcAed from theiy ! f'ps Wnch were hst reathe'
ty The emancipation pr clamation and their freedom
Is given by that very 90 usiituton which he would IN
dertake TO trnmp,e puda his feet os nntery usrrpa
foB ard nerciless fro q Can he stand up IN the ae
OF this couafry when 1iene presents hersel! IN thu
attitude tree state nocxioB on the letters non
unatvn did reach, Ion they were excepted IN it
be stand before this untfy AID deDy 10 l@usmn'
Lsr right 10 representair hereher right to be- DeaTC
0! The free States a. TINS oAon Ia foiine up9t
Ale Constitutional Auendr rent which we have snb
p,iued 10 the States for their raillcation
Mr. WApp-Wil the Senst or allow NE for moment
M Tni:-f he wA make his remarks reTy
bk.i, will ED
NJ. DVOLIITIB-We- that 5 better stiiL Laugh
Aera vsry well uDderstaA way IRE ~ nnior fron
Ken scky (hr. fowcD IS oprus -d 10 recognizing tLl
free Constitution Of Louisiana. rms nee CoIsttntiol
sets free almost ninety thousand fa'es. i'ut az 20
expect that the Senator from Ohio wond osct 10 " 10
thstrf SOD. Among Others expo tea that II Sehato
from Chic and the friends Of Ere edonl on thls Too
woui1 he the Free staiee by the hand one ailer an