The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

That these negroes were the on loyal the South
he rancbss ro hc bscs m hs woua secure
UNDER Discussion conceded 70 me states the exclusive
strongly opposed by the Senator from Massasbuse,ts
MIR Sumner, ana others Who via him con,cnded sas
the right OF Congress- TO regulate oNe franchise Mr.
johnson then proceeded to show what would be the
effect OF the second section upon the represe ntaon oS
Maryland. 1t would reduce more than .
fourth II would reduce II In the pDpor-
ton Of SO 030 TO l66,401. II w,1ud certainly
lose one representative; perhaps The enecs
would be worse Ia other States In south Carolina
cording To the last census there sxAv thou
sand hundred and fifty four male witNs tw
~ years Of age and nineiytwe thousand ne hundrrl
and forty-two black males az the age She would
lose then half her representation In Mis-
sssippi the result would be nearly the same. The
Northeastern States would lose nothing by the chance
The third lon, lac said, would dsfranchse he best
men Of the South II would never be ratified or accept
ed by the people OF tho South.
Mr. MCDouGArL, (dem.l Of CAL, at the close a. M
Johnson's Speech took The floor in opposition ~ tho
resolution He believed twothrds Of the people Oh the
South had always been loyal, and that they.werH Al
loyal now He believed there was as much regret inthe
There was no such thing as reconstruction There mht
union, without any terms or conditions.
tho which should influence him cast his vss
FOR the JOINT resolution.
ouspc, 81 ne ep ., III as saa ne nougn
entirely in favor of the proposition, due to him
explain why he should vote forit AS the basis Of his
remarks he would propose the following Amendments
additional section OF the joint resolution
SECTION Nothing in the foregoing sections sba abrdy -
any affect rights privileges or franchises *
any Of the inhabitants OF the United states any State
,o rry o, Ins neu Sa.es oy the eoassita-
saontea pscsn,er ,s ia slavery N the oned s'Ass
'u ~ y neoen'1.' ~ ,ooo'
aaa Ais su NJ ,d no, care wne.her ,ne ABOVE va
prsssiy: q his views H sad the tight q sun.sss
accrued 20 me negro oy inc abolition OF slavery Uni
country The b"r a ooal XII kin 'ns ana
secure To- loyal representation from the South He hsa
would do snv harm nnt b an NY fr s
.'a au ot % y IONS s rug psnong esou
come S to hi slandard h.. uhep hs cod No, ao 's
nnat NJ sr.n.aa IL res ';, !. 49,, ~ N.Y. ~ H.
VIVA. nc man.e ny no VIZ wng 70 tase Tue next Oess
.'nf ne rs. nnss sa9 ~ sns conray .. .ne ~
sna.nrs aromnJ III" r ,and =" nn @ sTse @ ~
oy prron- 1uos. ,,S ~ VIZ
Avo!hEn REPORT IRON IT, TIE aneoN,Tnuerioy Te
~rIm sor., what Sa w " oIucrau 70 ~ pr'n W.,
IT, na,,n n,,,,o .ha. ~ VI. ,a ,i h,s,, ~ -
early day as possible OF an opportunity to present 5
coMs,nrna T1os or THE DEMONSTRATIONS prsorrno. =.
oo"sD1AAio' " AhS nnvu.siiSoeiioN "'S'ohoAo" :.
The oues,;on WAS then dstcn On tho amonsr,.n. 40
W. W;,tt; as vas s"0A '"Aon w 'o A"'ouUeA' -
n, WMisus nodled hi. an,enamer, nv s,r,t,rv an.
me wSrGs neld under inc ana laws OF ne
theraor and for eectors ~ President and Vice prss
deni executive ana Jao ciai oncers or the members
IN NJ Hnw.s rsn n Mich oved n armand M
ORIGINAL smendment ~ NJ Williams nv inserting .sss
-
su wo,u r. any a's shu oo.oi1 wy mv,us .
oe sne wEay members 2. .ae nos. nIns1
Mr. HOWARD moved to strike out IN the second section
sar y, - my way aor0seu WHICH wss o's
Mr. CLARK presented the following as substitute for
the fourth aud nth sections, which was agreed to-
y As 9 gpsd
saH ssn LOT &c g -
United States any pay any q
obligation incurred IN aid Of nsurrecton or rebellion agAnst
Of sny slave put ~ s9ch debts obligations and claims ssAn
NJ rsSsan.. - 800. . , A., a., ...,.. ~
a. nv. ou ~ inselt ~ tue nss socsun.
Was aUreed To- '1' "o'1' " ''-'u
Mr. DooiTrrx, trep) OF WIS, then submitted a
amendment the effect Of which was that the sevesal
q the constitutional amendment might Be voted
n Of as osA, whole. '1 : : '''-A' p'p''
Nj: Johnson demanded tho yeas and nays. and ne
DoOl.sie, Guthrie, Hendricks johnson. McDousa Nss
DAVE y a1 Ky van movod 70 amend IN. r
section exsmp. STATE officers from ts operaos.
which was disagreed TO-
guaranteed by the fourth section the bountcs TO LOVED
owners Of slaves as provided by act Of Congress- Il ws
~ Monoro.,, ,ov.1 q, r,.,,on. ..,.,..
ton Of tho subject until Tuesday next which was d-
agreed 1 70 ,or.a ., s,,., 90, !, -. 49,, ..,.,,
the words make or enforce any law which shall abnSsS
s ns pns,gS ,h 9, - o. cn'zens Oh 'os oh'ss
The Joint resolution then put upon It's passage,
and adonted-veas nava IA foows.
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YEAs,Messrs Anthony Chandler Clark Conness, Crass.
uressweii Eanunds fessendsn FOSTER. 0rimes HATE
henderson HOWARD Howe, krkwood. Lane OF lnd Lana
OF Kansas Morgan, Morril Nye Poland romeroy knmseys
Sherman, sprsgne stewart sumner. TrumbuiL wsoe.
wiley, Williams, wilson ana fates--S., .
NNsTnessr. ,Sowan Daya Doontue Guthrie, Hee-.
ancsa Johnson Scpousa norton, kiddelsausoury saa
Van Winkle-H. . -
ABsrSr-Messrs. Brown, Dixon, Nesmh and Wright
The CHAu 6r Poneroyl announced that the Joint -
solution having received more than two.third yoeo
hsu Pesoou .uc sonAeo
AS amended In tho senate and sent JACK 10 the h0ee
for concurrence In amendments the Joint resolution ID
follows
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Resolved By the Senate House Representatives q
BE- proposed % he IeSaaTss Of he ssSs sas