, 1866-02-28
VOL XIX,

Inand!n: General ol tho sr.a1et Of III luled States
70 Saass inspections to he 17a1e from TINE to RING,
Gon OF ae militia aud the Offices q Atjutart Gen:
| As. HOWE introduced b,l! 70 sell the uusold
1851 1ees Q. TIC For Howard Military Reservation in
npwq 9Gaafy W b eiEins ',o meshs, noe=
taxed lo Et,.911111tee ou Public Lorcs.
~. aoWE also introduced bill granting s1nas
10 sSn a. p 1he dcaaeoces q former grants ~ I'D
| ana LaEe Superior Railroad.
~ ~; @ POLAND introduced t,u to =nead an act
~ Ma5s s. ia Fs,s to ,rs, Iana 4; bosncs ios
6osa1 ss h,s sdo~ s mas M app'y tse to- and ID
ne ~ s4 y rann sd'f L sas
hcs e.ai.n II ehe Qrst makes her application.
~. sTNNER introduced the following which
Rasszas, TIE sersse on Tic 5;h Of January, 1865
adopted resolution IN the following terms ::
Resnrdd. hat ths President Of the Un'ed S.a:e..
1ltetett lie ,quee:cd to furnish 10 ihc Senate, O.
i.ia perfoas i Provisional Goss.oors d ssates aud
lowed. lie oatb II 4nr they n,ay hare taken before
entering upou .hcr autes, and trthey did not take
ihe osth Prescribed b} Congress for officers Of .ha
tu;cd at11cf ihcn Hhf the{ did not take the same;
Aso, copies Of any comtnunicsl1oas In hts posses
tion from ereh petsuns tn my coarenion q lcgts:
copies Many Goasi!u utiou articles, o. Laws ppor T
f!ts 10 h2sr bceo adopted in sUeh Staes 70 sar as
the harac arx the present condition OF such s1aes
md the I,aats OF Ne1:ons therein
The sesfe los The Kio.1naiion callcd; whiea IS
c-sutd % important; therefore,
:; ;zHssa e. Ibss ne President oiths United states,
Tahc inteTeEtt. b. requested 10 lInsh 10 t,t SEN
ait TIE information called for III the foegoin; res
NJ. sCMNER presented petition for ecaal
rights snd republican form OF goye1nm.1t IN ths
so9sn. .wlash Nas referred to the Special Committee
hi; MORGAN introduced hill to exempt from
srsn'el 10 colleges lor educational purposes, whih
Wes Ee!ened to thc Cptnrn{ttrc On F'ina1ce,
MT. WILSON, ffo1u tho 3s1lita,y Committee. fe.
ported TIC RESOLUTION OF 1hanka to the oice1 SOL
die7a a1d .seaaep Of the United Ststes recently
;nssodnssd 6y htm, which was considered BY unan-
NJ DAVIS, q Kentucky. asked to call up the
IetotE1ion recently o,trcd b him for the sppon-
n.ents Of the Ootton Bureau Mr, DAVIS canseh *
s,c read e.aer from Ios1per FfuYost Marshal 1t
ratcaex ai!o@tag thai Ssmosous ttamla wexa com
,so H. ( Ssrey ss9s11ss es aen,: T. S sS1ts 5
Of lhe communicates TO object rO # ~ cens1rs
uPo1 otterra q Tho Government, the residing Of
mnt' ~ ~ 49," 1'o'e:
a vote 7,.s taken, and the Senate decided 10 listen
Nj. cOSNEss oehcted 10 a ttovpoasjb,c nartT,
like the authos. Of thc lctteF: he,nF perni,cd -
enIse ncfe md MAKE stump speech acatnst officers
o. nc Government H# 1nored thRt lhe iettess rni
Oh Millaiy 8fist1s. D' 's'ef'su 10 LIE eo'a'''tec
& Ihs nao1nme hoqr expired, scd the concuren,
ceFed IN either House from any OF The late rebel
nous Sta.es qntll such 6taIe shall have been tie.
fieo 69n9 e1etsa 70 sae sepscentaioa was taken np
he speech Hsfh Al all1sion to the arcuulent. ar
MfsEr.. fesstn1cn, TFunbnll and Sherman. He
e.d not da'rk i ~. much for Ar Fes.cadrn ,o*sy
t9estdert would not be untrue TO his fountry that
vas not Much 10 be said Of man with nnth r..
cofd Or paIiott4m aud devotion to his county.
s'deratton. When ilus was raid TIE Prraadent wss
being denouneed tn the other uouee, and IN tie /
hass' s msds lad I'd tr0ffn ~ s.
the oul5 rneans Of sas1uc the country wos by the
pohey adopted by the President and believing his
ne hss mas % %Matn 70 ose,look differences. Ct dessa,
p 70 he Carrying ont OF thts .poslcy. Hs did not
believe there was any principle luyol.cd In the |
drrs place. be did moi commit himself 10 any Wy s
Except as friend Of the feednen, which be stIil
WIS, The. policy which the I1es,den1 WIS now |
advocated elace be coaaaeaccsaent f Of re Wst Ss
He He. ve.ed ier the Elecdment Till, thoaga be
,h1ughi a 1t ohtoa 'onaoe IN many respects: aswz=
he ousa. thescsosa. to hate ,bc negroes. lie W.
AEe 10 tuIe MONEY a. ffeely for black Men - fnf
lie would refer ark whether suffering mau was
WI Wni'a q hl.ek. i "ns enough for him TO know |
S6o pss sasS snd Ss a thst
osnt Would bare ,etoed the hill acroun. u ,hs
objection contained in the last pa.t oi The rssoq
hfteen other objection. 10 the bill ITSELF which Eefe
III. FEssEDKS. iatei1up,rng, sad ,hst the
ceaT inference ffom the hpeuase Of The veto .ucs-
sage Vas that the Senate had nothing to do In lie
"a Ec o. Southern Sennton but exaEaIps theIr crc
ihst 4 hsd nothing to 90 With tho cor
Dit, DIXON raid that the Senate Of The Cn,tcd |
states had exclusive Jurisdiction over Its orn |
nesoos* pc Sna ths't aaallnation. Il xss matter
NJ TAGNbgLL kald: suppose thar In time OF
reaee the 1*gisar ulc ot 1enneasec ia dteioya and
rom Connecticut deny tie authority of concrcs,
10 declare t,,ch an act tusahd7
~. DIXON, IN scpls, desired to s.k Nj. Trnn.
OIL question: Suppose the TtQucs4ec Lec1sln- |
trre should elect Aaxi,ailIan $;eaatue, md the
Senate thouid decide to receive him =. suca, could
Congress interfere in The 1nate17 Could h: House
Of Representative Interfere! /
Ny, fnC MDCLL said tl,st II Mr.. Dixon meant to |
* him L tie Senate hsd The physical power to do
+ ha1 = he snezssted hs tTtanbu'I, had 20 doubt Of
H. The secaic had the fEE,e right to do 80 that |
! jury o! twelve ncn had TO hr:n. verdict d. |
'cttr agsinst TIC testimony Of hundzed Witnesses
MI hI4ON said mat he uaa contepd1pr 70, the
Ms. KRKW0o6 a.Eed III. Dton II be held TIA,
HIM ofreeei,1ns senatoss Gun sonihezn states lhau
II had ~ 1ht ca-e OF sen!to:s from Iowa.
:, Ms. bIxoS fasd that the question upon reeeiying
AenafpF4 fpt1 South Carolina HaA one TO be deter. I
mined by the Senste When hcr Senators came
grc. there as no doubt oithe po.et Of The Senate
orcr the matter. lie {DI1onJ did not b=lleyc that ]
any att Of rtadals.oo MAS nc>4ssasy.
As9er fome further remsrts, Mt. DIXON said IN |
ronc1u4'on: What Is the Difference or opinion ex-
hose Sso M ae q % e. Il. narsa Sass
policy n the two bosses Of Congress: icertatnly |
5ielatn, Of course sny right Ia ei1tr wilat arr his
te pubic documents. From these l oh,1in bis
iewr- That th'se 4tc misscp'rscnted. Intention |
W or othcFHtse; should moi produce surprise iu
1ent o3 The true qaes ton II lesue Is made by the
'dsocates Of conflicting doctrines and op.uous. It
gSd .ns s pox'inlse IN ri sie Of he .ank sad
nsds ,s 81 hi= opinions. y create In The pubic
mind nnisapptchcns'oa Of hts v1ewE. Yet th1a to
certain Gseaat has been done I,c IA supposed BY
hr rebel States to the two Houses o1 Eonyt:s~. Ho
= charged with purpose q bringing into their
9ss p',ses ,1 tht; bod! bood 1sbe
'onErchs: 1pd Ill shcse Eeats with traltota irrsh
rum 1he battle feida Of The rebellion What /. h,s
non Of his tieHs IN his reuaa1ks 10 delegation OF
rsinians The otlc1 day, tn witch he explicitly de-
aared Ii: oplnlon, ,ha. onIy loyal men should hc
lnthcutic written deearations shall read frotn I
afs VETO message, find In that docnment The fol.
Q oufns: m ~ hold i ny anty lo recommend toyou,
Eaion. The admission OF every State to it, share
\ public lcesslation @hcn, however 1uSuhordinate.
prscnts it=e1f moi ouIy ii m attifndc Of loyalty
md harmony but In the persVns OF representatives,
shose ioyalt3 cannot be questioned under any cz
be language Of the President in his message Can
i be mlsnnGefrtood: Gan It be misreptesented?
that are e1i-1tns conslltuuors!.,s:: sad
he constisai,on aud >N,ia The sfSoe iii strong
siea ts1' nba e'ss T. Rs5saa b E d M n'S ,5s
olain that an fndefate or pe7maucpt exclusion Of
u, l,ar o. fhs county fFym appropriation must
,la,n1. Il il 1nNise md danseTons 10 un,.ue
ourre Of measures which VIII unite very iasse
euton Of the country agafnst smother section. how
:onrse of emigration, ibe Development of industIs
nd bnenese and natural causes, viii raise up uacu
I the South a. deroted;. 1o the Union -
I ttcJ ire excluded from Congress, If ID 4 parma
cnt statute The IRE declared not to bc In full con,tI~
uttoral relation to the county fhey may think they
canst lie GosesnneaI. Az III: what a he Pssi
enf.1e opposed TO. We haSe, theseforr, what he
seo1amszas sna What he dlsapp2sse.. 1s recon-
ae wn,es pe.ens ID s1 u s.taedr sann o%
'Sgss,t. sne l9yay .ao Ne ~ Rssma9sat
.
eesrdless Of The loyalty Of ths
Representatives or The people. Here
hen the issue 10 fairly presented. How could be {
sao It more dtkinc,lsf Yet we daily told that
ae Pre- sdeat de.tsee TO 1hso* vide Open The doet
GonRIfst to b!oodr handed rebelr. Go where ron
n IN the halls Of as we'll At IN the
uhlle pErts, and yon viii nnd the opponent Of his
olic5 stating the question IN this form. Ill. Pck-
1ent Nhat now are the two cErat sstreus OF pol
= With regard 10 reconstruction and reunion OF !
'htch the mind. Of the people Of this country ere
,-day divided? One ofthe systec1s known BY wa5 |
distinction a. thai Of The Piesid:nt'si Is indicated
,esss1e. il CO" con,crnplsses - 1awini. @ I csu. eau
ous, discriminating admission Of al I
'5a representation from loyal STATES (
tie lepatate aeion Of each. end every ca.e 10 be
onstdered by itself and deudcd on Its owu uncris.
Ecoopn,zet the right OF cTnty Loyal State and | {
ittr1c 10 be represented By lpIa men in Congrett.
d1aWB the tue line OF distinction between uai- i {
IL and trRe men II furnishes 70 the sta4es Lately
rebellion the strongest possible iaduceuea1 to e
'ysity and fidelity to the Gofesnmeut- II makes | !
e4sou odions By showing that willie the traitors :
nd the rebels IRE excluded nom Congress- the ! I