New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
Ratification Of the Constitutional Amendment.
An Election for United States Senator Next Week.
A. G. CArTELL NOMINATED By THE REPUBLICANS.
TRENTON, Tuesday, Sept II, 1860.
THR SENATE.

TRENTON Tuesday Sept IL. le6e
TKs SENATE.
The Senate met at ii o'clock this morning.
message was received House of Assembly
ing House bad passed the joint resolution 70 rst the
constitutional amendment and asking the concurrence Of the
Senate.
were then taken up and passed TO second reading;
ssoysi Presideut OF tie sense Mr. scovsl commenced
BY saying that public duty had ever confronted the
Jersey ratified the Constellation Of the United saes in
voviDg such great and momenoGs issues n this
xnercs for their approval or rejection The spesisr
length examined each section Of amendment and made
ward those who were M rssdy 70 make var upon the
a principles which give vitality and to the American
s and Of the large
which filled the gslIerie, and the lobby .,u.s,
speech OF length 10 which he said the amendment
Sp ws he Of Fort Lafayette and
ored that johnson stood by the baltimore paora
So ss. .Ss ss the
organized BY demagosues .
On the reassemblng Of the seDte the Constitutional
amendment was again taken up .,-...,,s...,.
The Hon james NJ sOoye followed in speech Of hous
In length in which he alluded ia spirited 10 the
assaults Of the Senator Jersey City Mr winfield Mr..
went into 70 aGS ne sssS e
proved false to his pledges as made seven times
that opposition any elevation whatever
OF the loyal black who kept step 70 the music OF the Union ana
who under this amendment would some day become nA0A
Mr. Winfield denied that the bred Scott decision had any
thing to do with the Democratic platform.
MI Scoye traced this insult to memory Of mil
lions Of true 1t the arch chat deci.on upon which
build system Of government which il would mockcry
call Republic. Mr. Scove read an autograph letter from
Winter Davis supporting his theory that Congress had the
power suffrage condition sEsguA non Of recognition
To show that the ss ~ cCnsTs ana art a0t Bo9ds enc
The negro disturbed the eQuanmty Of the gentlemen
on the ohs. side Of the &c SSee ssS what
man landed srsocscy Of the South stood in the
@ MT sCse the spes had said that
the American Republic could be considered eIper
Tnso 80 sSe.
in the gin Of the Psop % .S OF civil
afSs;$ this
8 ises AID i have equal o,dsd
. ' & ia' . Dss sas s NC By
ysetsdus to very seriously aIs tbs Government n the
VII. .S S; ss :.
Mr. seoyil was followed By tue Senator from Monmouth
& . rSS Ss &
Wrts condemned the action OF the Governor In
conyening the Legislature in extra session.
senator Buckley replied briefly defending the Governor
and giving his hesrtiest support 20 the amendment
The Joint resolution raying the Constitutional Amend
then put upon lite passage II was passed BY tho
following vote:
p.s.. Risps1 ssoysI Ware and Hrsht-Ii.
ssss. @ Si; 9I .aa S'i Kennedy i
The result Of the vote announced amid storm OF
ADJOURNED to Monday neI, a, 6 o'clock p.u
THE HOUSE.
The House met at II o'clock Htytwo members answered
TO their names After the reading o. tos uRe.s ~
days session. Mr. Condii OF Essex offered the onovns
resolution:
Rs.d Th., ". do not during session sn.srs.s ssy
bill reference subject not embraced N or
The resolution was agreed to-Yeas 42. Naysi3
On melton Oh MI Cans ., Namaen. sae .o - ~
Dill entitled An act 70 iAeintA.e sno ulAo s .sy.
pcnting Senators Of tne Ohneu ea.es on sae ps
btee was ofusroo 70 = soSonu Io-SDe. -
and the shd o was reIerreo % me nns 1870
The Committee on Engrossea mus .ne yns ~ ~
sion entitled heeoiuton esny,as 'u' A"e"s"'"' ~ wv
Mr. Abbott Of Hudson offered the following resoation
Rsssd That the question Of the eecu'a VI o'e' s's'e'
M e I nhS',t ots,red The solIowioS resolution;
S Ts., tb, following De referred General Of
the STATE FOR his legal opinion this LEGISLATURE under
entitled An act regulate the times and manner o. hodne
election for sensto Ia Congress passed 1ac ~ low ese'
Unis4 states senator 4, ,.... - ..,.. ,n,~ .x~n
Mr. Abbott defended the resoutcn V qeils ons ~.
ment In which ne emImeu snsI VIC Sa -,
ceding sucn election SUI ua' VI. =, sans,or a. ~.
ature and ne Oenev neat 'nc e'eS''"" VI S'' ~ ~
extra session wouu oe hosa ,;. na Latte, ~ the law
lonf aeps'e snsuea PPI nd The resolution was MOI
after which vote Nss ieksn anu wv '''' " "
agreed to by "a 1ss 70 % A.. Ar ons;s.,.,,o, ~
MI wilson OF nuntef9on move na wa ~. - 80,
the Constitqona oe pOs ,, nortsd ess
soa i's re r snr.d dsens.on the resolution was re.
moron A"oi sP"'0N ~SS Wv ~ =.
jected ,,,.. ,;,r,,. IN. cor.stn,,ona, Am.ns
Inc JOINT resouou ns 81 ,ra "a n..sed nv A..
ment was .nen '"A'" up '0 $500 -
yys.ms.sr, Anderson j. f. Ayres Bessey Buvs BOdws