Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
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Mr.. WADE said he was now. speaking of
the wrongs of these three millions OF men,
and ot1the Ie;oes o the, President Hpon ali
measures for their benefit. He Dir W.
had believed that the President was friend
OF the people, but as soon- as We attempt to-
give them Their rights he >iutcrpUses' With
his vetUes .-.4g 4ra ~oq
Yesterday hc MIR, W. WAS charged with
great cruelty because he Was unwilling to
Walt qptttleeruits' were, brought in. here tor
6Iil tins measure lie was willing to extend
ali sFs4eE courtesy but IL. this cuse it was to-
extend death aud destruction 40 three mill
hons OF People. - We were to wait until the
enemies ofthcse poor people could be brought
in here aud JOIN with the President in his.
efforts ntrampe upon thcm, What did
the ITeSldcni say to the secession rabbte
which thrunSed around him ON the twenty
second of February, and why did he hurl
auathemaS ON the majeTity OF Congress! Had
Congress made any attack on him. ai 49,
! Dir. LANE-Did not Ftho Senator from
Massachusetts Mr.. Sumner) attack the Pre-
I. sideut and Stiymatize his message as white
washing message before that Time? Had
not gentleman Of the other House, previous
to that time, said ii the President had, lived
in England lie would have been hunscd2
Mr. WAnE-Dues the Senator say that
: Was any excuse for has attack or no? ! do
not appruve"t OuEbrothcr, Yrumbuil, going
to the President and submitting bills for his
Z approval before they were introduced here.
1t newspaper reports are to be relied on,
I the President had been tampering with
members of legislative bodies against our
interest.
| And, us 10 the PreSi ent's usurpation
| What right had he to stretch his Executive
| arm intu I he States aud set up civil Gov
J ernmenrs?, lie asserts tnarthese States are
/ not a'1d have not teen, out OF the Union,
! aud il that is SO he is the boldcst usurper
wio ever set up. y
The CHAIR Stated that the morning hour
having expired, the regular order 81 tho day,
the Civil flights bill, was now before tue
I Senate.
! Mr.. WADE. con,inuedAThe Executive
was an accidental President, aud yet we were
all to bow the kuec to him.
Mr.. LANE said he had expressed his in
tenti0n OF uphuidinS and supporting tho
President so long as he stood by the prin-
ciPes OF the Constitution. and for this the
Senator from Ohio SAID he Mr. I),worc
collar That insnuatiou was unworthy of
any Senator. and he Hung it back ins the
teeth Of the Senator from Ohio. Me wear IL
collar who fought a aid against a pro.
slavery Executive and u-pro>s!avcry Congress?
NC SSl'i'tiIl Ll8NI IllIt.t DN lHG senator from
O"iO here would have been of no account if
it hat not been Tor the ,:ht made under my
lead on thG plains OF Kansas Indicted by Il
pro slavery jury for treason, and 100000
offered iur my head, jim Lane wear Il collar?
SIR: the charge, wherever It is heard. Will Lc
denounced us false by both freud aud Toe.
Mr. LANE thcG continued III advocacy of
the resolutions offered by hun, aud Expressed
the upimton ,iat they would meet the APP
prevail Of the President. lie replied 10 Tie
charge OF Mr. Wade that thc Prcsidcn, had
been tar. perrin will; members u:a legislatures.
and said that sam,icr had already been denied
under the signature OF the member To whom
it was alleged the President had sent letter.
and he was surprised at the Senator for repeat
ing it. He then spoke q! the Connecticut
election. aud said one more such victory and
tic Republican party would lie uuhurscd. IL
Is the Inst. scratch "i the haud writ ny on tho
wall. The people have asked that the Eni"n
shall be reconstruccd, and it cannot be done
under the great Union party. 'l.c Republican
party, they WI! to it Under tie !cmocIu;.c
party.
Mr Donit,'e thcu took the d,or aud dis
cu-scd the different plans of reconstruction.
MIR Salisbury said hc was convinced now,
more than ever, that war was di>mIon. lie
and those with whom lie acted had been
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see tic day when tn sc who had char cd this
against huT wee not only disuniOnlsls but
rcvolu,iom:Ets and the Lccdiug. mangcI
body of tie Constitution lay in ia cir pnth- .
way. Ia his judgment, the passage .! this
act tlc inauguration of rev"!urun
The Chair thrn put The question, slIii the
bill pass, the Presidents objcciious to the
contrary notwithstanding Which resulted
ayes G3-nays 10.
The Chair anrounccl that me bill having
the requisite constitutional nI:jUrity Of two
ihirps, had pass the Senate.
1E The completion of the Winchester &
Potomac Railroad has been delayed for the
want Of material. It is finished 10 w.tbinOne
mile OF Winchester.
Ec. y ELL has passed the L S Senate
authorizing The erection Of bridge over the
Mississippi at ST. Louis. II is to be not less
than fifty feet above high water, w'tE one
span Of go feet tt the greatest in the world
and with span measuring les than 200
feet The breadth Of the great.r span aud
the height will prevent the structure being
uny impcd,ncnt 10 the navigation Of the river.
The erection Of this bridge will enable june
ton to be formed Between various lines Of
Western railroads
4 Coon HoUsE.-if any OF our friends
visiting Baltimore wish to stop at hou,e
where they will DC made really comfortable.
we would recommend them to :. G7mo1,r's
HoleI," No. 124 W Baltimore street, which
is kept ON the European plan. The rooms