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ttmpsI reEristtrg the right Of sufracr, to depzsy
Mr; WILSON. Isaswer thst. ticht Il hp'et q. U,orc
the st1te of Aasskchusetts hes dope II.
e. e. wnIl AIES; "A, 1hat y not the question
net right; thst 1t onght not to Be- done. I ARE,
n71h nun. IN my own State voted against At
mGnGms5. to nc State coust,'at requiring ta
M: YATES. I ask II this proposed amendment
does net allow the rebel Sates 10 fxeude The frsed
rn.n ft9m vot1ng. @'''
strn anything that couy1nced ne thas The a3or1o1
o. INC constitutional amendment gave the Con.
sTSas q thc Crtted States any power to rcGul1tc
! "; YATES. 1tc.iee 10 know whc:he. by tht
| penetnE amendment South CUfo,Iua or ary olhrr
siste ssnnot 81 d!srtapcl,se them entirely. ~"
" aAf1rc that think this amendment leaves fhe
marer 10 The Stsc. precisely whc4t 1t 10 now.
ancse j. no implication IN 1t. no compromise, no
LII. YATES The position IassutD, /. iii. II. =.
hs'o1e Re adoption 81 ,he oa:titaion.! aas1d. nd.
men ent the states had right, under The Constitu-
Aon md rnoe1 The decision Of the Supreme Court
81 thc United sraee, 10 dlsfsanchi=e The coiosei
so, peeps csleses ,s e ne2 Mse considered subject
reisnty; but, sir, BY The constitutional amendment
they nFr frcc. Nov, the question is whether, With
,n,s eIsEancrt before u VIC nj! put tnto this
States may t1fetanrhi.e these persons altpccthcf
=, NJ. WILSON. IN reply TO An. Yates rad from
ebi. md roieas @ weie e:eeaisy ] | deni GSa7.n
tnat the former belonged 70 al ciizers alike, and
were II "a ths resy na1ae and natarc Of citizenship,
III n aei b. hsq1s e ~ y .a
and ~ ss' % asons1ed N S hsas plest
orfy aGss es That Fosc should be taken Tomorrow
uorsr 40,
o,.,; =, ,,. .a.1,:,,.,,. U"sn.
VI MoIoa oi Mf. SCHENCk, the Senate folnt-
resolution. fppsoptiahug 5000 10 reimburse Mias
ID in dc .sher q IL SCI se;iea sna iop
md passed. =, '''11~9'
st!ae,oo NJ G ;Sa ss com%se Recon
thiraself and Mr, Wa.hburne of 1,iinas IL 1as
10 the admission Of Tennesse Hh1e r.. .n ors FGssd
rtsht Of wav ia teb md 1anss oWns n, ef:anne
49, ,snh,; tns ~ %u eana! oM9ets N Sal!orula
II III t:o.,,itte -, III 1caa tM1ce, and se1es1ed
adente atsettn} 1as1sa r. 5esoa1'oS ~ which vas
11an S,s ~ tne toasf a4 osa htued from time to
s,oner ~ H. Tsa. ano AssHssot COMMITS
n W1iSfiK Ts1,,. ~. 14ssau. Ia1sne.- =
,,,+tCa har iii Lo't. ~ ae aalE1n1y <omm1ttee. re-
tar1i,ta; +sa,,n,as.a, - me Aouse bill 10
r,ss,;rs, .In,,n H. peeda. ana mintaE commit
risned fast iii III WIFI hee Ms; M,.an III e.
nno m g1ne 70 me senate nom which It waa recal1ed,
sor nenc ~ IL, saoalI n9t be construed to
dnns tn1 ~. ~ aaau s1an f31tosds 10. sersc.s
x.o.tas e1r TT lne Io'e1nhent- lnc amendment re-
IH ~ - ~ u'ere terms: iToraded. That Ibis act
mn, ~ W ~ iae ans stipuiaon between The Govern
rn13s ~ ene LnMea siases md the railroad COM
l'an1ee 'of transportation without Compensation.
Tue 1sa ttpa1 of chacze the conditions imposed BY
enm~anr ~ -, a1y y, a., ~ annE lands to any such
"oiaupuu5 ~ a1u u tnt e0nsts1ctlon Of its road
go -, III UT luseeHon Q! ~. Conkltns the hill went
In the mean;s;nn' NJ g wI,lp Fl p1an'ed. s;sa xn,
taouse oil % n the numheT Of Judges OF the
nerfain Jnd5eI., ~ Hned s.s.es ant TO Change
s.s eat'etat otss11cte, WHICH Fes considered and
t%1eeoi
w eaacts lhai ntIe4tier, the Supreme Cont
cita Ia5H " ont Halel Jaeuce and eight A1o-
- e Ss EE As1n remarked that he should
~ o of O. 1ftl fn!1hef reduction OF the NUN.
~ ~ y tne ouocea and that tn the act 10 anrpd |
t.1 s H. s!stem watch would soon come be-
3coneq14 ~ 39.qt AZ = vacancies occurred.
~: lHoN also reported back. With recon-
ncaa2iou tnat past, The Senate hill to resfrict thn
5penses o. collecting .oldtess' claims against thc
ten ooliais
So1nS dsnsie EIesE up On this b1.
MT: nESINoR1I!, IN tenouncns clasm agents. |
thrif papefx 10 members Of Cong1cs. fhcy Womb at
tend to their husreas With crest pleasure
Mf. WILSON explained that the re- OF ten dollars
az. A. simp1y Limitation. The soldier could dive
eny bargain within tint limit Thus hill haa been
5epoIed 10y the pnlpose the soldiers.
ea1s e. s9,dirrs from hi district he would have
md literature.
hi. WENTWORTH sa,d he had done 70 s,1er,be |
Msxsesn ;as Ne. ana ezpccsed to do 50 3ow. Ii was
u bis Washington bnstuess. IL1pgbter.S 'eA
State Of Illinois had sent n.oIr ...di sn5ants ias
o Mex,eo CO % Me haa nS b;a'n; n,Sd sfates M had sen,
Tc1y other member had attended, rTjtb I