New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
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tons ' rom ss Y TAI M q SJs rsIssy "a
Committee Coz iit's on NM MAY satsfsi,s ~ -
CHAMIH u .Vf sUfaKsn Court.
Mr. WILSON (kovs1 IhtrodacciAa bii To hI tne nun,
Der OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the .nr,
States, and TO- change ssrtsn, Jateial Dstric's'
V r Ifle sf e1 Z .ss sisI rsD oops1
Mr.. NYILf (Po) introduced III IN rcgafd ttfsss
and of clerks and astosnsysdD sAs United esss
courts IL was referred to the .Jndp a,S Commissa
TIE NEW CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The House resumed consideration u fhe ioint M
iu,ion reported yesterday TO snenq the consstftld
ne NH aGst rcm s ua sgyis The Hpds. AID S
presumed, from a great many 10 sntoouy. as " -"
Question Of amending the Constitution DC did ee
leye in making amendments, gong by efou
proper concrson. Neither did he believe inBAYss
suea are nslments would occasion DIVISION N 10"
public mind whether or not an sas
the Goverhnent-nore than 1t NOW pas under ""
presen. Constitniion- NEE. hi. hearty soncar'
reuce. such an amendment Vas th.tnnder oiseussV"
II would only have the effect ,oi g xo W
tsity and life 10 portions Of the Constiiu-
tion,' which were probably sutsnaed rom
the beginning to have nte and vitality tqf which bad
construction By which they had been entirely
ignored and had become dead matter W tAe adopIo"
and ratification OF the proposed auendnent those pol
tons would become operative anu =, $500
TERED TO the Constitution 10 prove sDAs ~ l"sueI
| TO provide precisely for that whlch tbis amendmeM
would provide fof THIS amendment was reporiedAs
coming from the Committee % RsSosst " ss
mntht hpp"ih'eu o. tno ~ ,I ~,
de de- IN its Mn over both Congress
but 10 DO ITO ssr'io WIZ VI ~. ~ ,o,i, in re
card 70 the o.udiion u the States sssly in RssES4
and en- they had been fully inorDti as ~ we cong
ton Of th9se States :" report snrir dg sas
bTanchesgot congress = nat co'n"''ro W. ,.(.r
lion. and give both Houssr irtf MI tisu crsf ZIP
Sg,o Messsg tser. III Sa SSsd
If each branch Of the Goyeent assumed Tor tseli 20
decide "n1os ,caam''s s .. sr ~ Tho !. osrrsncS
Congress Insisted thai y was the work o. "a
place those stalss Va nv a.. W. .sr-,s,rp
condt an M''",nf s,h.is T,S 60 ';n;s,o.l tt.t
thsre sbopd he 30 Legislation On We srjecss ~
iva the grand aud l!stlnc|lse uli.rrhce oet"VFHIa
gpsss ana tho Executive II the Ex .cnrse was s,s,.
tth-as no,w itbsluDdiDg me tonstu'wuH Hn3Tei9KHS
aboli;hing Ssassrt tsa. i,sti'Sst1n o"sI We sNc
lished in the southern states, he sIsued at gns""
suppott of ue propsea n,s y. ,sa, tho ,ra1ed
,foppia Tl - .T :, J, q .,.'.-gs ~,
HOE i ssPs1 ,sA ssa As i p SsS
would ger rid OF ther 0n,nesc. lie knew Sgpehlng 81
Chinane ard lid nos Deeye that the gentleman nom
Indisns dilt1oq - .,d 49,"
II MI HIom-ihs"n'ne are h",nns pIt - 800
race 1hel ale ~ ehlgio y W. aT y.sS te t,ens
smq5os tn, hr 10 no sssp the OF the country
les s''ti u6 ~ ~ ~ ab 6-,ha hses saA tfas.a ~
their graves, sup 'a a,rs REV brSS treir WaS1eo
ns Dopes usrs IN tn.o do,rn and w1rsbip them II
gods win IN u anu hn.o Nv -. ., mr., J,na ssfS .
chinese DO nol P'opagase W 'nis county, tan nm
Gus women Is the yeAeep,Pe ayu ~. Ine lu'e '
NJ" MI SIaLcEYTte nsogiiy 70 tli Hcnse "a W.
ground t0at ntcIgeh.e no, W aaSf IN
tG'ss Oh se rg " l,t.s, ina !, h =. 20 y 800 .
ioe oeo"s 70 'I 10 ~ ,sson al mani cod not =
pand fother.. ~ T1aa. - q. rssmSer ssfsS
re .. re.s IN 80. hi,s "a ,ec,,on and Ne tS Il
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Wss faghu "'i''eH nv 'uA'' - N-N
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MI hiCBi n.' ., ~ sy Nv. c =. a.,
lih; oopuy 90 w., nrtSe,ne snou,d we c.sIuA
one race LAD ihsiuoe n .r ,s,,., ,,d ,be a..
4 Ag. hhsi-A"e 'n''''e "''
gro y sns,i,s ,y,, ~ potrtuzS the Chinese ioa
ny ~ ~ H 80. Az res san Rs,m.A
MI ~, i, snnnart Of the hrop6.sd smend,neas
s ~ ~ ~ sl;es Z, Az n Vas nj he
Tssr. toncres r., hold in i,shands tSe powsr whf4
il now possessed over the Southern states cSpfTS
,IIe 10 b,ni,I really and forsrer thus instfbnfth
,bc eo1rTy God knew ta.t vas hisb eYyts de.j p
4 ,rn.teS tni, rhr wisdom Of the Hose wchm N N ee
Ts' tonei as be,ore Tina aondeful radcasm of
n which thev heard so mn b was us smsy talk up
by the enpnes OF the colBtry and ssouidh sye 10
II mon he minds OF gress OF the people. gie'aSs
N MIR RIsuALL (Pa.) stated bs Objection 10 the pro
\, nssrd amendment He was actusted by political
n onsido,s,ion ar influence ST assOcation. He based
his oboetion Simply on The ACT thar fir States fsLo
- he =, a,d 10 aenSrm 10 it hereafter % fB
=, i,. az Tho connfrv were nat represe n a.
i War,s canSress viii N States ,purepYesepfce&
- ,on 81 which were peeessary TO the ,adoptioa q
! H.. a,nendmcnf before it was adopted legally aH4
~ tba srri. ard letter Of the Con~futiof
II That - States we're necessary FOR that purpose sn
Il not we successfully gainsayed The snpreInct oEr n7
oveg andoye- Again declared NAT 'he Nlatcs IN
ure moi any IL The Unon but never had been GU. oisa
II Irnion ahe Executive adopting the views Of bis ptS
deressor had declared under The seal Of tho SecstA
~ ,,,a ,h.. States eOessafy 70 the adopsioo
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