The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12

subject Of the militia and because all pians for reor
eaea Now Il n" somm.tse % re on as
this arm OF power would render important service
the country, and would have greater labor than any
other committee Therefore the committee ought 70
have a clerk II IL undertook this work
The resolution was agreed to.
Army APPROPRIATION niLL.
Mr. SNykSs, trop) OF Pa, from the commttss
Appropriations reported bill ING approp for
1857 which made the special order FOR Thursday
next
PROPOSITION N xsrxM rBs ACT o~oAsuSc n'x rExRronr
UrAa
On notion OF Mr. IsGErsoIl, rep or IN, the Com.
mittes Territories instructed 70 inquire the
ixng tho territory Of Utah and to divide Terstory
attaching part thereof Nevada, and the other to
the Territories contiguous.
ADDITIONAL TAX os OPTION
Mr. nonnni, trepl Of W, introduced bill proposing
Comuitee Ways and Means
mARsoK cnxsrns
Mr. BxoouAII, rep, OF ~, introduced bill making
which referred TO the Committee ON Commerce.
SnuRo suyvaAGn N THE DISTRICT ov ootuxmA.
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill 10
tend suffrage 10 the District Of Columbia by striking
frcu, all laws and ordinances the word white.
Mr. RocrEs, td.m, O n J. sad there was no parcr
posed 70 those power and he willing TO accord 70
gentlemen who advocated radical change In the social
system like honesty in the conviction Of right A. Ms
time OF the adoption Of tho consultation Of ihc Unisd
States none were included within tho general tesms
been ceny by IL. Court Of s
United States and tina, lhc goycrnment was made for
sse saa s. II i. tho ssss s,
Of an improperly but he would ask tho gon,emsa "
mention tho case.
Mr.. KELLEY asked the gentleman whether he ever
heard Of the destination between the dctum OF Judge
ann the the cs an h a..
language in which IL decided His (Mr. keliey's)
collection that what Of the judges OF the court
aid was what the gentleman announced as the decision
OF the court, He affirmed this, when the constitution
adopted tho free ooiored OF New jersey and OF
the States adjoining, and Of all tho States excepting
SOUTH Carolina. and probably Delaware and vir.
gipia, In which sgiiraSe regulated by statute,
and not by provision aere citizens and dd
vote for delegates 10 the convention which framed the
constitution. and did vote the question Of is adop
ton He challenged the production OF any legal decision
historical work to contradict tho assertion which he
bad made.
Mr.. Roesns replied that he made assertion ana
would sworvo not single line from the principle that IN
the Declaration OF Independence aud The constitution
the only intent was to include the white race.
Mr.. KELLEY said the gentlemen misrcprescnisd the
case. aud asked what court did decide
Mr.. Rorrn- replied, the Court deciled and every in
icIlgent who read the decision would tina, Scott
not citizen OF the United states OF Of state and
did not within the Polit rl status OF STATE md
could not become free citizen any court OF the United
| States
! Nj KELLEY remarked, the gentleman had yet
swercd what decided He tAir Kelley! would ,iate
that the court decided II had no Jurisdiction of the ras
before IT, and therefore turned II ont Of court and
thereby proclaimed that ali this array OF facts was out
| side OF the court
action of the Supreme Court by the Gcnieman and hs
| friends when the leaned radioasn hut WHOM
the court noby met the issue before the country they
then brand the court usurpers, secessonsts and
'yrants and that their decisions not entitled %
| sidoration.
! MI KnLEy replied, the gentleman was slightly mis-
taken The republican party do not stand by that d.
cision He had never heard nrfnbcr q ta, party iy
tina, court decided IN accordance with sw, when u de-
cdcd II had Jurisdiction In the The ara1t
from the other I~Ity who thai The court had jurs
dici.on. II did decide matter. which those gentlemen
adopt NJ their creed
Nj RoGERs repeated tbs. ,he court I'D decide Nat
Scott did no, come within jurisar,ion Of c.yn
vas not q citizen OF IA. United -pttF, and could nc;
place hmrcf IN position FOR action IN the f~dera cons'
A. to oooerrng sufasr on neerocs y was Snons,rons
doctrine. forcing Their Equality and plarg them side ~
sde with tho white rae. No such doctrine vas hnrcio
fore announced by the republican rarry. Nj Roger. Ia
the course OF his speech, incrrtes los question
irom member the republican side Ia relation IN su'
fage ia the yariors STATES aud Ia conc aon lac fsvth0r
expressed bis views against extending the privileges 70
negroea asrlng , experiences snd observation showed
they we're incompetent 10 s Intelligent exercise
M fasss.o..s, tTep) 81 ~ sa' be feG,c 3,
bausrs the arrpirs of tie United Htsrs aud 70 prsysrs
gcvcrrmeut frcm acsdns reinforcement. 10 Usir
relief and Asastanoc IN IA. Held and 3uong other thing
the Ren'icniAn voted against the psssgs ~ III pr
yidng for tho speedy trial OF The gn.raA among tue
rebels who shooting poor soiisu~ who. White
weak and wounded dreslinf tasms"ves from Tho
hei % battle and n be rccplected right the grfl MN
and his frienis In Now Jersey refused 70 give white
aolep the right 10 vote. u who should reprr
ran them Ia Congress The gentleman prgifaef against
wins, be c,'ed The njsee % giving the Black man he
ohjet 10 clothing the black with the privilege Tbe
objection nom th. genl'sinrs md hi- political
fficnig II freedom T. inalsnshc uIrn there ahoud tn
the right ~ voting 10 protect a. ne tcos ssne with thr
gentleman thai this X exclusively the white nsD's 90
osnent and maintained that our fathers Who IA sdo ,s
constitution isaynei u Dot for The white "r black "an.
bur mankind. He noticed tho changes Of srnsisams
tlon made from tune IN tfn.. saying existed shsr"
slavery prevailed. not ~befo the rrIo Tree. And
f1r DE- ALLEGATION tina, the aiif rri Ia produce
cqusnly, hr FIRE 10 sfrnt tisi he would
pr,lgr seat bore hy the f.ce 90 grrt Dou.iGt
fHanh ffid ~ tu4
puTitf Us VAR Nv was I1sd Swing go frn.1ip -
every foreigner Who entered tho army ,nd rv~i zoe
year Il Tits priv ere conferred thur irnofanf
0f ns u'iDn. Nhy alOud % b. DENIED 10 raFrors
~ho nntivo - NJ lard and shp 'of iogr Year
fought for country Tho ruririolf suffrage ll
~ Gtat~a should not deter ba ifof' d0l. ss dutg
toward the onDrni ia thb District H. snsrcr a.
The late election. protesting 10 io ~ f"nse ~ hr
peate toe subject 81 negro aanf4ff, aHa ptrft4Hi
and Sery only ne gaft ol Ne isof'" t"'bF 10
stead 81 hli goluR % The Io'H At ie fer on q and
ryrotnthizera IN tho Rebellion ana ooppslbos voted
tIai occasion ssAinst NE esienfou o. oNuge
Mr NASSAU, n "a ~ "a 1skci 90 lai authority
bis coll,aTuc mad tlai charge
M FArsswgam rcrioa seral rrr.r
" MhGsssIL sad q 10y -a,-g - ai,sn g~scf,
fharxe aId aidei o. l,d ni ilfnft ifat 81
retafnrd vitae soidlera voted fof Bssro sag'sgf
We etarr We mad without pr,o
NJ fAfssseRu TeI-alsd ntf dTfiaraiion frd in
umsied that 10 colleague W2i a'siug.hArf VIZ 70
rcbclion
sympatiiixea With tls rs~iou Ne charged ~iai gas
not true
III FtsNFNNNrH sut ff~f VIC ~ snf NV 'ff ~
platform ~ isss da hiFn xit sic fsiiii0u.
Mr MsrsHsI-~lnG .lsfady have ny res.ssnsr
w F.fxspulrn fsd NIelh-f tie Dem CoaFcl
ton intended n0i ihcy din ritu ~ sBg
The rebellion h, f1Tthrr adtory1y ~ riusuiag 81
frags te oDi0red soldier h. raf the c9lnffy -suf
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