New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

Congress shcSd DO 6onnted in the JOINT ConSenaSn:
Mr.. HARRIS said at the proper u.no ,ho Woe sub
az II VIA rot in order now, but no Won" ie ~ 'n
isr il hen il was in order. IL deciarcu, un. n
a. certain states Lonsa9s pn anT aa%nst the Gov
oiheIs Ia' and whereas tie President had issued
r-ocsmstion authorizing the iesuppppn y, St, -
S;Smsrt in is9se states anu ~.e''G' '.rao'.
~. s,,oo ,, cuosen rresuenrai Electors 81
~. .,actio in pursuance Of the requirements 81 tae
Constitution of the United states hlu Wneienss
eSis. rs 10 the validity otaid s'ec, Oh; nnu 90 Sec
Is wen u,dertool stat result Of said eieetioa 0; eec
tors il Tennessee and Louisn not aiect the re-
suit, II IL is inoxpodiNrt 70 d2iemine He qucslion
tie validity Of the election in Tennessee and Lousah
erd If in count az the in JOINT convention tire result
shou be declared il is without these woes ana MS ~
woud be with them. that said votes be eSeuded IN
either c2Se. -, ..u..,. ~
Louisiana. the Presidents amnesty proclamation &c
l. reply to remarks OF Mr.. Dooh,tc ne s1iu;
Herod the King once ordered the slaughter of every
Mr. Cowav-wm nv friend allow me to correct
him
Mr.. PowEiL--Ccrtainly. no
effect that lerod ordered tie slaughter OF all Children
der two years old. aud not OF the rstborn iLana
Mr. PowELL--weli. don't know about that; bnt
think 1 am right IIaughicrl But my friend the re-
porter knows more scripture han 60 ana DC VIII pH'
il down rs il is in the text. lbauehfcr.i
| Mr. Ien E,cks motion to strike out Louisiana was
voted on ana disagreed 10 BY TIC following vote;
GoGn p lss n1S fs m"1y
Ramsay, Zen Eyek, Van WiIAle Ond N.hey-A
p.n1 bgs ass Gao Hs~ oSa jsn. SSnsf:
sumner in,inball, Made, Wilkinson and W,isls-sa
Mr.. IANE (kaDsas) moved 20 amenu the lolh' resou
! ton by striking out the prcoinoe.
! Tie motion was neeatiy ed--,eos ~ nays 10
| Slr CoILAaga offered an amendment as substitute
declaring Hat he pcope of no Stale declared to be IN
ilsurrccion shall be qualified 10 chopse Presidential
electors until such ipsHIecuon sail be suppressed VI
uutil sid stare shall DC represented in Congress.
Mr. HARRIS offered rs an amtndulent To Nr C"ia-
mci 3 pen,nent the proposition refused by him IN
rTevogs part Of this report, and on II des'anuea the
| yeas GAd nays. va
| Nr EaII!sS amendment WAS Clsakfveu To- Ards -
Mr.. TRuMBuLL said it went too far. II was teo
sweeping IL LEFT i: in the power Of the President 70
vent The casting of the vote Of sy STATE by Simply de-
claIing the state be in inv rec;ion. lie hoped the
Senate wola adhere TO the or:sinal proposition.
Mir. JOHNSON hoped NF, re'!amer deposition would
be yo;, down aHd that tho resolution az rcited ny
MIR. liunibu.i would be sdHpted. ..
| Mr.. CoLLA&ER explained his profosition.
Mr. LANE, kanSasI san, 1t was aus inten,n 70 ro,e
nrssee and A.kanses wlencYer they presented them
selves. tie would Sr.a'se # Nh. Cola'Sers aneiS'
meDt would affect tls question ~ any way -
| Mr.. CoIAliER replied II would o.. he did not ~
evc any law pecessGryfo enable te states now u
rebellion to raulno their rotation u the Government
Congress couid sdint aiors and Representative
irom snch State, wthom Any law on tie suhir :.
| Mr. PcsigRor asked Nr Co.aIner D. Ae w.n!d r~.civ'
Senators from STAKES WITH w'lvA NOmincEciH -i''i
course - prohsbiied. g..
from sny Stasc whose civil government had bh leoi
I cariycd. ,..
Mr Cows expressed the opinion that no lG-islation
or mr. ciun.dion was To- enable S''tc 10 10
eu1c lis rcsatlOus la the GOvcrsment. The iFtsueW
had ssael rs PROCLAMATION 81 n'n'me'cos,.e III el,
Sc ueI ce instruction IN ceITain States Wheh iin
usi rcctinn ceased ihs pIUv sOLs OF The proc a'ioi
had fapthor reference ~ Tie State u Siaies !.
which tic irsurrccton 81 ceased. , =,
7 NJ Jas, ssOS said If lae Kebels threw dowa theu
nrms 10 ,aorrow they woald be in the Union. aDd W
hoG no r ght TO declare thsm ont 81 the tBo1 nov
; Willie h, vas speaking very sicgnlar condition 0
Things sEisted. The President scnCs yry Respectable
citizen 20 Richmond 10 know upon what terms M, ~
surrec< shall upon the pat of the Cisoyhi
What did he do lie was said To have Returned
While el h. had IN interview VITA TIE HeOi ahii"I
les He gees back again ~ a uOye4 nlnrht le,s.i
i;eioro he voat back lie mad an intcryiew with III
Prcss|eni. What was the RESULT We don't know
/ but we can speculate. Sappose in that Interview u
u bad Informed The President Of the nilcd stotes ina
the Ccbes are willing to lay down their and CON
i back into TIC Union at once; .hat tey arc wilig
C admit that Slavery il either actually abolished =
: the Presidents proclamation. or Prdctcsly Is u
The extent that have gone a1d that they M
willing {, leave the decision IL the effect 81 the proc
y lanstion over portion Of the slaves as hare no
cone into the pOsScsson II the MILITARY authorities
the corts The President hes agreed 10 faat himself
Suppose they willing urlher 10 assent TO any con
adopted Tic President Lrs right t. cnrly On N
war one hour after fuch terms are compihd with
Every man killed in battle, after then viliDgness &
return on these conditions. would be murdered wiifay
y After some further rcmarks by Mr.. JoIiAeoN I'll
: Senate al onrneL