The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-28

the in the strict Of Columbia and the ten at
large The others selected by members OF Congress
The selections before March 1865 shall be made from
boys who have served year. and after that date from
boys who served years naval apprentices and
each member must select not less than three boys yearly
and each Senator not less than to be enlisted az such
apprentices. Before examination the boys shall be
styled naval cadets, afterwards midshipmen. Naval
cadets deficient al nation shall not be continued at
examination, reappoinled tho same year The ap-
1866 are to be made according 10 TIE laws
ENFORCEMENT OF THE ASTTsLAvERy CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
Mr. DooLrrrE introduced bill TO provide appropriate
legislation 10 enforce article thirteen Of the amend
ments of tho constitution abolishing slavery IN me
States which referred 70 the Committee OF the
Judiciary The bill viii be found in full in the Herald
Supplement shect.-Ed HERALD
STEWARDS JOINT RESOLUTION IN RELA-
noS To REcoSsrRucnoS
Mr. STEWART, trcp) OF Nevada submitted substitute
for his recent joint resolution which provides that
discrimination in cvil rights and liabilities, nor in the
exercise Of the elective franchise shall exist among the
population OF the United States indians not taxed ex-
cepted) of color previous condition
OF servude In Of restrictive qualifications by
the States this provision shall not work acknowledgements
of any persons entitled 10 vote that obligations and
liabilities incurred aid OF nsurrecon and rebellion,
and claims for compensation account OF emancipa
ton OF slaves are not valid ana sa not DC assumed or
any OF the eleven States whose inhabitants
lately in insurrection through its Legislature hav
ing been first authorized to do so by majority
OF Its present voting population including all who would
be qualified to vote under tho laws thereof as they
existed in $780, shall have ratified the foregoing amend
of the constitution az the United States and the
laws In conformity herewith then and in that case such
State shall be recognized and representatives ad
mtted into Congress and general amnesty shall exist
in regard TO all persons in such State who were In any
way connected with armed opposition TO the United
States government relieving them OF all pains penalties
and disabilities to which they may have become liable
by reason Of their connection
The last resolution declares that II Is not intended 10
coercve power the part Of Congress TO regu
ate the right OF sugrage In the States
THE CASE SENATOR STOCKTON.
The Of Mr.. Stockton then taken up The
question upon postponing further consideration until
Thursday next.
Mr.. STOCKTON dem) Of N. J., desired To make an
explanation. He stated yesterday that the present
President OF the New Jersey Senate elected by his
vote. This was a mistake; he was elected by ex-
changing his vote; getting democrat vote for him.
while he voted for the democrat He would also state
that he had received despatch from his coll stating
that he hoped the would be postponed until thurs
day. ms he Mr Wright would be here then or AK no
10 postpone the subject until Thursday TO enable full
vote TO be taken This the first postponement asked
| by Mr. Stocktons friends.
Mr. CLARK, trep) OF N H., was opposed TO the post
ponement. There war reason why Mr. Wright could
not have been here to.day well as ON Thursday.
Mr. JOHNSON, ldcm.l Of Md, said Mr.. wnghts ply.
sician had Informed him that no (Mr. wrighu would
sacrifice his life II he attempted to come last night but
thse he could come on "Wednesday night
Mr.. PoxERoY, trep,) of Kansas had learned from q
neighbor Of Mr.. wrghts that he tMr. wrght not only
did not expect TO be he here Thursday but never ex
pected 20 be here.
Mr. HKspmcKs again appealed for a postponement
He was interrupted in his remarks BY the arrival Of the
,
announce the return, with the Presidents objections Of
| tho Civil Rights bill.
Mr. Cossrss trep) Of CAL, spoke against the postpone
Mr. sunxrx said there was no assurance that there
mods par bs.weon ahs senator from vermont
Foot and the Senator from New Jersey lMr Wright
Let that sufce and let this important question be de-
Mr. sAuLsnuRy, dem, Of Del, said he did not know
Of any objection TO bis holding his seat 90 that uness
change had occurred lately In bis opnons) disease had
i
chusetts was m staken.
Mr.. HUDwrcxs said that Mr. stockton would not vote
questions brought before tho Senate until Thursday,
f ssss w~s o,te.sson RAISED .. ". ssA.. -
tous on the part Of Mr. Hcndrcks It implied that the
vote Of NJ Stockton was feared In particular question
w. D.,,. % dem Of Ky spoke briefly in favor Of the
posponsmeni after which ids question w.s taken on
the postponemsnt until thursday next and decided v
the negative, yeas Is; nays, 2s a. follows
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| This brought the resolution declaring Mr. stockton
| entitled 10 his see, again before the Senate
| Mr. CL,nE moved TO amend The resolution 20 AZ TO
| make read
Resolved, rha, John p s.oeson no. having received a
majority Of the voices q the Leg'laiuIe of The STAT. o Se
from that IL. ysarsfrOm The ah Of
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amendment was I voted down down on Friday
The CHAIR decided that the amendment OF MI Clark
| va. Wurr -. -. ...ss
| Mr. CLARK wished 70 modify his amendmeDt oy tt's'
ing OF the above resolution the words Sot having
received majority Of the voices of The Leg gainre o'
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