The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

the laws and enforce them without discussion among
ourselves Then there things which may avoid
new measures upon which cannot agree, and which
only serve as wedges TO split us farther and farther
asunder. I however, We refuse moderate council, the
only remedy will be to take the consequences and they
seldom linger long behind tho act
At the conclusion Of hr. Cowans remarks Mr. WILSON
10 address the Senate but was Interrupted by Mr.
CowAx who said that by an arrangement entered into
all the time remaining until six O'Clock 10 be
Mr. wnsoS replied with some warmth that the oppo
ston had already consumed moro than their share Of
time In discussing the proposition.
for all He hoped Mr. Wilson would speak.
Mr. sAuIsBrRY, ldem OF Dell said hs had intended TO
speak on the question, but had changed his mind and
would make his remarks on the constitutional amend
ment when II comes up next week.
MT wiIsos was requested TO proceed but declined
Mr. DAVIS then took tho noor in opposition 10 the
current resolution, denying its oons,itutionay, &c
asserting that revolutionary In lis character,
versive Of the government, and dissolution OF the
linton by tho two houses OF Congress In conclusion
Mr. Davis said that the Southern Senator's and those
who in favor OF Receiving them IN the Senate con
sttuted a majority of the whole number OF Senator'S
III these two united the President could communi-
cate with them the constitutional body and, py
tho Eternal, no would advise hun 40 o,,a u
So He would trust the Southern enators az the
friends OF the country than those who were for keeping
them out The President has tho remedy In his hand
and ought TO IT, There palmer principle OF
law than that tho President would have the right In case
the Southern Senators came here and went into session
WIN ,., uo.o VIZ W. - ~ - ", " ~, s,,,,onsi sona,a
Mr. DooIrrLE said II there was one thing more certain
'nan 'hoei, 'sost "is . ~ 81, 80 ~, , ~ NJ hars. " each
house independent of tho other independent oi the
Executive and Independent OF the supreme Court Can
tne house seiu @ , ,hrn r' san ,
ate? Can the supreme Court send It's marshal
70 put niy one my !" .ahe a'y ' % p,,. ~ 49, ,aa,,
thing OF the kind II because believe the Senate IN
dependent as body, said Mr.. Dootlc, that oppose
Ih.s resolunon Inc conoui.hs iesouv ~ ,',, ney ~
caucus rero'uuon-A m'Ic oPnoh, nos ,' "n',
suppose we get INTO war Win Sreas bln n,,ns nnn,
mas nVe CONGRESSIONAL nrsr.s. e.pp pp,, 'as 80, ",.s
hran snoa,a capture que a,acu M .oa'u e ne
uistiio. "'co, q ne"'"o. W tn' ' @ y y ~
Souiu 'he otner iouI uisuehI eesaiuiy suppo .no
British should capture maJo' OF .no us
tric's ol the state ana piev.h. to eeotoh o'
ture Suppose minority OF the Legislature elected In
the discs no. 10 possession ron o. 's ,sn VII W s.eo ~
legality OF that eIectionY
Mr. shrnnAs desired 70 ask MI pc1i''ie whether, IN
the case ne supposed congress or ,he senate Sho"o
decide when BRUSH supremacy ceasedf
lermne the matter The House would determine as to
each Congressional district and the senate ~ to each
state.
Mr. BRo&s rose to ask question.
Mr.. DooLrrnE SAID he would yield tho floor
Doolilte was different from what Il year ago
He then vs,ed to exclude hcsc States from the Electoral
College
Mr. DooIrrYIs said be did not yield the floor for the
purpose of having the journal OF last year referred TO-
Hs knew that be vped for the resolution referred
Mr. Bsows-And the resolution provides that tbess
States shall elect representatives until they are
thorized 70 do 20 bv act OF Congress
Mr. DocLfrrTg said that might have been right and
proper at ths time.
Mr. DooLfrIx continuing hts remsyks In favor or
the Independence Of zach house Nm dcedinE' upon
the reception OF its members, when u. again
interrupted BY Mr. SHEHnAS, who said --Suppose tho
House considering To the of certain
districts and tho senate wns consderng ~ to certain
States would there be ANYTHING In their entering
into a Joint inyeetgatonf
Mr.. DoofsTrLg-My friend from Ohio Is putting very
difcrrnt question This resolution speaks OF the rrht
Of the matter The Senator from Ohio suggests
thing about tho propriety of certain action Mt Dooie
then reiterated that neither the Supreme Court. nor the
President the House OF Representative could de-
eide who 70 bc members of the senate.
Mr. DAus--win the Senator yield 10 me momenu
Mr.. Doourrg-Csr'aniy, sir.
Mr. DAyis--Sappose Tn senate Was divided into two
lsaiss. a~a, van snrposr ,hs Pi.sidsn. ef the uheA
st.ss nas inc nsh, 70 rc1oxnne xh'ch = 'he sena,.'
MI DooLrrrIk-u u NOT suppotape case thA' the
Senator propUses would require Uyoiuton 10 ar-
complisa H.
Mr. DAvB-But such cases have occurred IN hats
Legislaiurrs.
MT Doofnrr sad W TIE senats admitted senators
rom canada the HOUSE 'oud no' nenere 70 put shem
out
Mr. fs-Espxs trrpD OF Ne, sad 70 admit threo ros
afors from each STATE would not DC any worse thsn 70
admit Senators from ,ansdA
Mr. pootirrtE dld not admit thar the ssnAte could
rghttuly hdmh sehators ir"m 'Anaha "ouid pe
reyoiusionsy -. -
MI sArtsEtH Aia the senator tf"m has-.hus'W
had referred 70 tnc oppo,uon side o. the 'hanper aha
their vicws He hr salisbury would say that the op
position had no,nr whatever 70 90 VIZ, ,he quarrel ON
the republican sdc wh'ch seemed :" hase divided tne
rcpubican nsry INTO nncsis ana conse,VsuNv ~.
would sy hoSescr thai Andre. John.on bad e'sresed
con1tltd'ion nght in ve'ong 'he freednshs bureau
bill 49,
Nr. wmscs said that stranger, unaequainied with
American srnir- might after listening 70 Seneior. come
TO The CONCLUSION 'hat eleven efung Htcrs, eeheh IN
robes OF repentance anu mummy we're supphenpx ior
admission INTO tue sntefhooa oi ree common
and that Their -uppiicaiions were hefh'y fepeed by
other menbers of inc iam1y but uia, stranger would
roon learn that ihese erfng ss'efs were emDefr o he
famiJt completely rnpeet 'o he rue- ahd r"gniallons
OF the hou"chod iLis vss MOI eonteat ior ths sor.
ION OF the mon ma nlon ma nov one ana ndlysi.
bic The country vas av1en in'o .No .issse- uheeass
demanded the immedlsf hna nh'onaiushA sninlssoh
Of the rebo,0u sl,'ss INTO tonssss 10Y rm iofcmost
loyal people, WIN 'ne elear instnes "i n,cgen' pat
rot'sn, saw anld ai ,he esci'enien' tho pre- ny ta
tbs Wa not struggle Tor tse restoraon o ihe Tebe
states INTO The mon but suuggs ir 10. d
r~b'h INTO me thion-a suuEic l.I tne sIml~l"n
of rebels into INC LEGISLATIVE uf.nce. o 'ns
0f The United sia'es NOV a .uukHcp ps' teD.h uhaet
The laws bnt 70 enable IeDes '" n.,s ~, NA =, .ne
country fcllt'lAns b'4h' o''Fe .hsm. w. Vs, 'he