New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

l. PRIVATE BLY,
Mr. POLAND Rep, vt) presented g resolution directing
solomon Foot and Jacob coaer The amount dns them % the
Of Senators and Members Referred to the Committee on Con
tingent Expenses
the Secretary stating that his attention had been
om the State Of tennessee al the last session Congress
and as The question sS6sd to ne PrSSS s
compensation 10 them to be made from the
as Senators. Referred 10 the Committee on Judiciary
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE SCRIP.
Mr. RAMSAY tRep, Mimi introduced bill providing that
shall be receivable in payment q PresnptOn claims when
dny assigned peSmptors and the requirements IN such
oS a. S Ss hS as to make
emPtio9 settlement according tS legal subdivision Referred
LIBRARY FoR DEPARTMENT ENPIoYKys
Mr. WILSON Rep, Mass) introduced bill authorizing the
Government employees and other PERSONS that the
Secretary Of the Interior be required to lease suitable building
Of the Executive Departments Of the Government and used
libraries for the clerks and employees shall be tuned over to
mated by him. who a cause them to be deposited in the
building provided 1t Is further stated that the library
s s n sa desiring
homes do BY paying an annual ta1 o. 81 and other
citizens Of the District shall have the same privilege upon the
payment OF S.
Mr. SPRAGUE Rep r. H. offered q resolution instructing
Secretary the Navy send directions 20 naval officers
in command at Panama and Asp!nwA to render what assist
ancc lies in their power without mourning additional expense
TO the Government persons engaged the Of
the Pacific across the Ithmgs Of Daen epon
application being made to them. Mr. sPRAGUE explained
the resolution. aud advocated its passage
Mr. GRIMES iep IOwa) suggested that the resolution be
might be given to all officers al the place named.
TIE HOLIDAY RECESS.
The resolution modified suggested and pending ifs
adopton lie senate took 10 concurrent resolution that both
Houses adjourn Thursday till Thursday January
Objection being made s immediate consideration IL went
NEBRASKA, COLORADO AND THE BANKRUPT BILL
Mr. WADE Rep OHIO moved that the Senate 'ake up the
Mr. P0LASD Rep vi said that he had given notice Of
had given %ay t s suffrage b Il was now proposed to
take up hill oil later date than the Bankrupt bin and proceed
b consideration lie hoped the Bankrupt bill would be o-
Mr WADE REGARDED the Nebraska bill as Of more import.
ance ia the Bankrupt b IinyOved the right Of the people
OF Nebaska to form state government aud he represented
NJ SUMNER Rep. Mass) said h. was against the Nc
brsa aud IN vor Of the Bankrupt bill The act Of yeser
dry Auu lie gotten. The Senate had voted Itself 10
80. s,iae hat ~ der AID create white mans government
such as the other se had said themselves Ia
Of antiquity totay tie web woven yesterday
Mr. WADE said It net N oder 10 discuss b On me
question but Mr. Snnner lad discussed and
attempted a. prudice Gle he 0ud heel compelled TO say
wols. III hai said tbere was no merit IN the
b TO admit Nebraska he nad undertaken to argur tho CUES
un ~ adynncc and udgs for the whole senate In his
sunrer - judgment II was bill Of no merit II he tsumnen
tt judge nc Wadel Hoad have 70 give up At once
and vefy quick bui Mr. sumner not the judge
decide or ihs bay. AIR sumner had quoted something
a TIE nncchs There wcs another ancient sage Of EhCm
sad that be strained gnai and swallow ed camel
That what lir semEer row proposed As to NE Objection
Mr. inside TO the admsion d Nebraska he Mr wade
could zee force that Mr. Samner had voted for
Constitutional Amendment upon which TO admit Rebel States
haec Tbs Snaie lad admitted the Rebel State Of
end refused admission to loyal Territory as state
Mr. SuMAEk-lid vote for III
Mr SUM HR-oti no
Mr wADEBa yon voted for TIC principle on which Ten
Vas admitted Mr. wade confined his remarks on the
rs.s.ag o;SR coating ne admission Of kssrss9 I'm
my s.oS to Re- o.ss5 su h1 only ssssh'
NJ HINphlCkS Dem lGdl thought the veto OF the
Colorado tl ougt to b. considered bore any new proro
senate long lime aud Should have been considered az the last
Air WADE said ,hc reason why the Colorado veto was not
taken u last session De feared be had strength
enough bis side get through lie uPs not ready then to
MIR SUMNER resumed the door, Abiding his own vote
the Constitutional Amendment he asked Mr Wade II be.
considered himself forced 10 cdu the Eet Staiesh they re-
fused suffrage 20 The freedmen
NJ WADE said be considered himself bound admit the
vlhu reasonable time he thought that had yet
but when they would adopt the nmeldnent he would ieel
MI sUAINEB-Eyen with the word Whit" in their Con
Mr. WADF-without regard 10 that
Nj SUMNLIWilhout regard to the rights Of the ffcod'
Mr. wADF-I an ms much In favor Of eolored suffrage as
any body. but Vill stand by my agreement.
ST. SUMNER said be would siandl LIS agreement too but
had rrdtakcn 10 i0st such agreement upon Tie people but
had bot succeeded prUposioJf that Aa lad been reported
nom me hecousunc'on COMMITTEE Dui haaAe'ef Deeh con
fidtIci Is the Scuaic.
Mr SUMMER that he would vote for TIC admission Of
state that Recognized distinction Of c OF poitleaIigbis
Tic oHstaS on tnSine m The tl TO admit Nebraska was
put. The Chair announced the vote, Yeas ~ Nr!sll.
tie bin taken up and re1d IL is In the usaa language
Of sarh that declares NcbnsSS to have formed
G a,gl ~ ~ .'..,
Na BROWN lRop MOI offered en- amendment in the
IN anil ffpgftf Ia
senate - session Wien the bin mp viz; proyiso that
the act should nc effect only upon Tie fundamental condition
nccorhi q t0l ard tho ratification Of the condition by the
people % N1s6sg.hg a. sIroo.,, =; ,o nm us r,o
missed his speech with remarks upon reconstruction lie
considered himself LuIld TO admit the southern states
upon the acccpiaion and ratification Of the constitutional
Amendment H. however they should fail Ia accept that
aug Gmc be Nns then for applying ne slrong arm OF We
military power TO them onI recognizing all governments On
Sir KIERWOOD O;ep Iova) inquired what Mr.. Wade
Nj WADE replied that he would consider that reasonable
time exhausted uhe the Southern Legislatures had met and
MI Wade then poSc ilo population and resources OF Ne.
lrnskl The Bucau Of Statistics showed the population 20 be
cast tie repeated lie Arguments advanced ~ tie hicnds Of
tie lin vher ,at ,core lAc Senate N July.
when ht to Srae lie felt bound vote for the nd
ui ION Of nebraska Whenever she complied with the condi
dons nd tic senate bound IN honor to aunt her The
proposition 81 Mr. Brown embraced additional conditions
fused 10 make ,n Oh the subject OF ihe reconstruction OF
tie Soutfrn States Dir Shgrnan said be v0tcd TOR the Con
sfi,utoua HUcnulcits With the distinct understand
irg lint tlcy we've TO he the terms upon which
the South 10 be restored TO toe
Vnion No coGd nyOid the irresistible gle TINT II thrl
acc, pird amendments iouud TO admit their
SENATORS aud Representatives He CShclmeHD voted Tor me
amendment with ,.s understanding aud did not dream lint
there aIy d0ai IN tie subject Arkansas had rejected inc
on cndn tie .rourd among Others that II was not ~
posed by constitutional Congress The South, by her olsl
macy might o learn bitter experience whether ihs
was a constitutional Congress ALL sherman then re-
hglt before the CHING upon
the statistics Of Nebraska show that she had population sum
Client for d Stale Government