, 1866-02-22
| CONGRESS.
THE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE
BILL REPORTED IN
THE SENiTE.
Another Chance for
Il Veto.
INTERESTING DEBATE ON TIE
LOAN BILL.
| Speeches Of Messrs. Morrill,
and Stevens.
| BILL FOR The CONTINUANCE OF
The FREEDMEh'S BUREAU.
The Presidential Meeting at
Washington To-Day.
Speeches to be Made by Cex,
Doolittlc, Brooks, Raymond
and Voorhees,.
THE eLogMINeT0k WOOL
GROWERS CONVENTION.
Meeting Of the Michigan
State Agricultural
S0c1eLy.
STARTLING GOVERNMENT FRAUDS
IN THE SOUTH.
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
on THE VETO QUESTION.
Interesting from the Tennessee
Legislature.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
THE eLoeMINeTok WOO!
GROWERS CONVENTION.
Meeting Of the Michigan
State Agricultural
Society.
STARTLING Government FRAUDS
IN THE SOUTH.
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
or THE VETO QUESTION.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-,

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsu1Sdros. Feb, q.
Mr, WILSON, Of Maas, introduced Tie tol,o9tns
,omt resolution, which ea* reEes1ed to the Military
I1sotrnt That ii is the duty and privilege Of
ruNgress 20 exprrss The :rssatpde OF The nston to
,s,es to whose vaiot snd nj cndulenee, On IL the aa
and the eea. the rebellion aas been crushed AID
i.e pride and power husuhled, BY walosc tdc'isY
hut hen preserved and maintained and by whose
orderly fcturn from The field and blood Of ca'i war
10 TIC psGeul or PIRATE ts The exatiIs
a ,lat1on have hcen r!naily manifested 10 the Hodt
III. SUMNER, nom The Committee on Forracn
Relations ego.% ;1s n. 70
lion betSeet. :he Eastern and Westein Continents
nhicl Il passed with some slight verbal anend-
sir. FE$sESDES moved that the rcgula, orar..
which wAs the Constitutional anendnent II sela-
sor 10 representation. be Postponed. aud the Sen
nfossos q aa sa
e7esa shall 70 decide, no Senators or Hepseenta-
si,e- from the lately rebetnous State. shs be sd
a eone disea.s,oa. M wh,cb enacd n 1hs concurrent
resolution being read the trst time. The second
rrading sas Objected TO BY M Di7on
| 1t up on Friday next
| Nj. Lane, II Knnsas, ssre pu.:.cse thst On Fri
9as "a, ,sua F ~nao 9oanes bi 10 contInae in force
Tue of iRe 5 ;Bns Which BY he
af:ey The ,.:9ation OF The rebellion.
The <;nutt4rution1i amendment mas takel Id,
III. BCt'kALEW took The door Ii opposition to
In lia remarks On the Constitutional amendment,
he SPOKE pp the rrncral snhee4 Of representation
in Congress uEdes Tue following meade: F1ss5 The
senatorial representation OF the EaEtc1u States.
ID. The admission of Senators and Represeuta-
l1,ee rom the S0u1h.
ID. The proposed amendment 10 the Consultation
limiting Representation the House for lie fasusc.
senta'lon % Il he s Senate bstween KEW England and
| various waYs in which the power and innnert~ OF
the East In our representation uus thoHn. They
lad The chai.napshtp o. nearly one,thltd ~ Of lhe
r9nil-hps lie referred to the fishing boun1!ee aud
otilcr measures especially favorable to Sew Eng
snd h, nasass sssss,on .. oF The souhes5 eeer
second. n amendment Of the Constitution e that
s,a,cs with popalation ol Al least one million
than one OF less ,hnn three, should have two Sen
| aIprt und lho.e with taore than three millions
ax se ss,a,: ssss o s 6a
| a1eT raid ihe Lincoln governments ret up d1Hog
tlt var were legitimate and proper, but only for
delegates cl7intn- seats under hsee govern
se.sc wes o e. the o1se sstss 1sec
sti,n,inrs nrs v.l,i ana efisc7nai. They hs,e n
fact scen made By the people, apd Senators and
IL! RuessIen ihcr rnokc as lengtb % he subject
of amending he CoEsfitu,ion md particularly upon
The Hla,ue amendment pendin: before The SENATE.
Sanoed IN iavor Of ibis amendment, be stated bis
rcprf1l olicrtionf to tubnittln. Consu.u.ional
amendment adopted by Gon=1ets 10 the States at
C.c<t.
=: Ihat The amendments 10" adopted WILL he
ID. Trss this # q var congcet. :ht members Of
which wc,e not cloeen with any fric1enee to the
sa1s f 9, ena1,oss ste snbni,cd IN 1rn,ss,
turrs noW n fe*s1n ano not 70 re psene q noaa.
lss conve1iione Neitaes IN rnotassns then % no.
sss poi go 70 ehoose Is nsis. q nj
ntaret wssn 10 LIE question o. 1a1aea''on
re T.t an 1nb,n,tt,n, a+,cnamen. no yf
fhse spn.s nG9n t9,er ,us .d ~ r r.iiasd =,
5ent e ,nG t p ,hc a,a s,fax ,ha1 ~
Ia. l,s ,naf e de1ied but i he ssna@sus @ atv {
G ptogofen e nn;t IL cs anS
na na h aTcenne atsi,sbe y ess tbat ncsaaa! aa
1epretentattos1 " e. sh1aa h. oe fodaeea II e'ee''ns
lnembete Of re aonse; ,rso, ..a,,a, ,,.,,a. =,
ae ,as.a ,nns Sc,r Fno1sud nrhm
,penee n the sehae, aa Mhlca n. Se ~. LODE -. ~
Eoof on " psnus sa ~ ,hi: III ~ ~
j asaIs ssn.le adjonrnea ID iii Friday neSt % ~ ' ~
s uOCsE-
\. Nj, GARFIELD. ui Ohio. caused 10 be rrad
. tcie7rrm frou Columbus, Ohio, giving the re=olu
q lion o; ibc caucnt Of The Union members OF Ii
= Lecttlatnre Of thst state. The resolutlnn recoc
/. ni,as IN ina action of the Union Her.e-eatat.sr
IL Ccn.ress IN e1po.inon Of thrIr PRINCIPLES. ett
,c ~ t,t1s H. inot,ca 10 recorsidcT lie ro,e b
d WI,ch he Hpasc yesterday passed resolution /
~ - 81, ~ mn eithsr b,nnrf II rnncress frpr
!. aEr Of The LIE rcbeiIious sta1es. until Consrr.
.n1e.en,,iinn. rma1s nan, tans ~'|.N
i, Er. baWEs called Up the contested election eas
5on 5nH'sHa, T. NV anntiod r. thn .e,t ms
he!d % 3 Il Fin, Sat fs.' Henf, l. Ws.h6ains il e
uMo t1 anE se1.. ,-, ,.s+,o,aa ~, r,1d.v
i 1he Ioa.e piooeedsd % lie consideration Of til
n 'oS NJ Mf,RRt1t. ot Vermont, said I, vss not
order % a,,de What ~ 1ee:n,Iy tases plses
Nj, no fo5ret tnes hsve 4 eounasy 10 save. IT
II ,nnasn,. ,1n!rr rnnfidesa tion NAV le called IL
or anpe Of the eye-the public credit. i. was pr,
e rnen1 tn perc not uuly &Jlf accumulation Af