The New York herald., 1866-07-22

ni-s7lr has Iasced sef In the position asserting that
b.. own state ssvernmeni Is not republican in FORM
M T2rsnrLi,-wsi, don't know what business he
hAs hsre u be Is not representing . state having
republican form Of government. This cons tuition o
Tennessee, - appears BY proclamation Of Andrew
Johnson Military Governor OF Tennessee, was ratified
lAne popular vote That fact is rec,ed
In she preamble and il not In the House preamble II
sse has repa.ied The bel debt has abolished slavery
n the state, has declard the ordinance OF secession
and the laws Under IL null and void all o. which facts
are omitted from recital In the House preamble
Mr. snEnssS replied TO Mr. TrumbnII He could see
no necessity for reas-ering for the thrd time propo-
~ on which void he the cause OF veto from the
President upon the proposition. As Il came from the
House the President and Congress could agree.
praison b icing ~ snies M TnrnnurL moved 10 post
pone the unfinished business for the purpose Of proceed
Ing with the pending resolution.
The yeas and nays demanded on this with the
following result
S. ans1y cs.Sas, cIga coT;1 M.
Hsrlii Ss.mis. Norton. NJ. fe.nd, fo%srsy F.Y:sy,
WA: WHEY ws%: s,.ss .ss -. o.,.,,.
Henderson. MeDougAil. Morgan and sumnsr-S
SO the consideration OF the resolution continued
After speeches from Messrs johnson, Grimes, Hen.
by the Char ~ be the adoption Of the resolution
reported by tho JUDICIARY Committee as . substitute for
Several Senators inquired n tho vote for the resou
ton carried the preamble with It.
The CHAR replied that it did not; that the question
was first on the resolution, Afterwards on the preamble
On motion Of Mr.. Epsrsps. Crepl Of W., the resou-
tion OF tho Judc ary Committee was modified 80 as TO
70 read a. follows
Resolved That United States hereby recognize the
q 'ee state o. So as ,hs ieu
State under the constitution of the United States.
The above adopted n substitute for tho House
resolution by tho following vote
ngsns"y cs,ass Comes ucrs.ys
Howard ,iowe Sesmlh, Norton We roinnc, romeroy,
NAYs-Mcssrs. Brown. Buckaiew Clark, cowan Fessen-
dcn Foster Crimes. Henderson. Johnson klrksood Lane,
Morgan morrill,, shernanpsumner Wade. Wiley, williams
Tie ncx; question was on adopting tho preamble OF
the Judiciary Committee as substitute for tho House
preamble.
following words:"And whereas, the body of the peo-
pie Of Tennessee have BY proper spirit of obedience,
shown the sais action Of Congress return OF said
State 10 due allcsiance TO the government laws and a
thury Of he United States. aud Insert IN lieu thereof
the words and has done other acts proclaming and de-
noting loyalty.
The amendment was agreed 10.
Mr. usSrR moved a. strike out from the third clause,
after the word goycrnmcn,' the words republican n
form aud not inconsistent with the constitution OF tho
United states" Tho Amendments was agreed to.
The question then upon striking out the House
preamble and ng the Scpate preamble amended
in lieu thereof Disagreed TO by tue following vote
Yras-Mcssrs Anthony, Chandler creswel. fes.enden,
spragic, Sumner. Trumbuli Wade. whson-ls
Dooiitte dmunds Foster e'rnes Henderson Hendricks
% .ws Shnsoa AswSa Lane %.S MorssH gan Mn @Nsas S9r'0n
50 the Senate refused to adopt tho preamble reported
by MIR. TrumbulL
Mr.. srMsER ucp) of Mass, moved to add a provlso
to the joint resolution that all not take effect. except
that within the State there shall b. denial OF the elective
franchise, any other righ on account Of color kc
This was disagreed 10 by yeas 4. nays "a.
Messrs. Brown, Pomcfoy, Sumner and Wade voted In
the affirmative.
Mr. DoorIrrLr trep) OF Wis., moved to strike ou. tho
preamble House join, resolution quoted above and
demanded the yeas and nays
yssoMs.,,. As.sony Brown Baesslew Clark cowsn
derson. nendrcks Howe Johnson Morgan Morrill, Nes.
ls saFn van 1s SGs ws FS%,.' &a .ss any ES'
says-Messrs Ghindier treswrll, Grsnes Harris How.
iIans-i II.
The joint resolution WAS thon taken out of the Com
mit,ec of the Whole into the Senate.
Tho quest on was concurring on the amendment
adopted In committee.
Tho rst taken agreeing TO the substitute
for the House resolution. The Senate disagreed by the
following votc-
Ys.sIMs.sr, cow.n Day,. poo,i''s Guthrie ss Hen
a.hoss srwn Sog ats% nsdar
GlsTs G crs-.we Eamssa' rs.ssoaep Foster Gr%s.
nl sye rom,rsy n,Hvsy she,nan s sgras.e g ssswar
Wilson Yaiss-A
This brought tn. resolution OF the House. withou; It's
preamble. before the senate again.
Mr. TnunruLL moved D. amend by striking out all After
tho word "rniou" IN the Ho - resolution.
Mr. rnssEos, tr~r ~ ksnsas, moved 20 amend the
amendment by striking all after The word '.Con-
gressr !, ., The elloving words: s'duiy elected and
qualified spon their taking the oaihs required by exist
ing laws
Mr. Trumbulrs amendment NJ amended wns adopted
by ths following voter
Yr,smessrs Anthony nuchaev CLARK. couns... Davis.
MeDonsai. Sssni,s xarson poisrd' poarrSy Riddle.
shcrmsm, stewart Sumner, rrumbie Van winEis. wadc.
sAysae.sr. Brown chandi.r, cewan. c.ssawen Doc
Morrill, Nye. Ramsay srrasue Williams Ya,ss-I7
Mr. sHrnsAs offered the following preamble to the
resolution the other proposed preamble having been re-
jccted:-
the .c,ioa o her people paeed herself 10 obed
the United States. therefore, &c.
Mr. DAVIS moved 10 strike out tho word "nowp
This disagreed to.
NJ sHrwAs's amendment then rejected, by yeas
Mr TnranrLl again offered tho preamble reported
from Tho Judiciary Committee and rejected In Committee
or tho Whole
Mr.. srnAGus tcpl OF n. l., offered the preamble of
tho House resolution as substitute for hr Trumbus
ThIs was diragrecd to by yeas %. nays "a
Mr. iRrnBrLLs preamble was then adopted, by yeas
Mr. Yarys trepI Of III, moved 20 amend the resolu.
ton by adding ai u Close the words who posGcS ha
the consultation of tho United States proposed by the
Thirty Congress to the Legislatures of the several
Siates and have been duly elected and qual.ded and
taken the oath Of Office required by exist ny law
THIS was disagreed TO BY yeas ., nays 81 follows.
YsA.-ae..rs Chandler, Eamgad-. Howard, Lane, sye,
ness Cowan, Crctwe. Davis Dootle fessendea Fosacr
Grimes Gnthre, Harris Henderson. Hendricka, Howe
Krkwood, MeDong4lL Morgan. Sssmiih sorton, Poland
Ramsty RdIie sherman, Stewart, Sumner, Trumb
winklc Wiley, Williams. WIls0n-B
Mr. CowAs lrep.) 81 Pa, offered q substitute for
the pend ng Joint resolution resolution " thr senate
declaring Senators elect from tennessee entitled to
their seats.
Mr. TausprLL made point Of order that a simple res
oiution Of the Senate not In order a substitute
for Joint resolution.
The dHan sustained the point
rr. cowAs appealed from the decision Of the Chair
and the senate sustained the Chair.
Mr. NYr, trepl OF Nevada, offered the following
amendment AZ a substitute for the joint resolution
That the people OF Tennessee having ovrsnvsd govern
nent for that which u In allegiance constitution
aud iass o s United stages, aud have given sssfacory
evidence purpose and ability maintain the fans
requiring the sanction 81 Cotrsss vad
iy q hereby ratified and shall be guaranteed by the
United States.
Mr. NYs's amendment disagreed To-
Mr. HENDERSON, lrepD " Mo-, a.. six r. n, moved 10
adjourn Disagreed 20.
Mr. Dootrr1 moved 10 amend The resolution 40 a, 10
make read that the State Of Tennessee Is entitled TO