The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-20
THIRTY-NINTa CONGRESS.
First Session.



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transmitting IN further response to the House resolution
NJ tho nh inst r.orts from the socretary of the NAVY
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Secretary oil the Interior ana r"smas'cr "onora W "
the clerks and employees OF those departments, and
whether apv have served in the rebel army. Laid on
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the Presidents annual m ssage in Committee OF the
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MI MORRIS pep') Oh ~ H. 'ooA 'h' "oo' az" maui
speech the subject OF reconstruction. might well
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on was 0n o ls Of ae IN The great
Of events rendered necesay 70 ave 'ne msV" snu s
store 70 honoeeheous ro a-o,aii ian
sable 10 eheok the CROWN ol tue sn" ~.
hkeiy 10 sprng "o,n VIZ ,,''n s,, .oo' ~ ia
recently ieied tree OF neasonapc banning ne , a,a
down the following propositions ana supported ".
by atsuHeh. ss ~ ~ s, $500
revolt OF sne ~ ga, ~, ~ v,n ~ ,h
United States secondIIhese incidents had changed
The relations o. the ,.yong s.a "r s
goVerhnen ana nau ao ea soi, n ~ w.. I'm, s s.
The relations mus chansea ana ,hs rgn, snns ane.,ea
can De restored 70 .nese states OILY " ns ,
S Snd these should be restored speedily DC "a
t,rests OF ali we psiuss .onSernsu WI pis III,
store inc ooutherh S'h,ss W .n"u ~ "seu
Out any restrictions, would Dc heIa 70 naks no as.no
ton between virtue ana vice. "ouIo De contrary W pre-
ceden', In connlct win analogy iep"ghsh. 70 anu
n opposition 70 the ,eachinss on we baunos puorn
Tue repeated ana wen hhoN scn'h.nss VI .o psvh ,h
hxeea.Ne OF .n nation W. !, AZ ~ I,ie mo-
branche o. congress- ne ress,u.a ~ ~ % ns'o 'no
mont whether NE governmentnoi the 'ases .es
considered As dead, suspenaea or ony ue'rnseu' or
whether they were treated a. ia OF oui OF tne onon lor
Ia eshcr view " required in'erpoaluon W rccon.uuc'
restore or rosurreet IN M hcconstrueuoh Whs me ma
ual fruit OF the rebellion, ana 'he irt were bttcf "
was TO be attributed 10 Us wicked planning ana Us most
perncious culture kcconsunc,lon involved such
wegy interests that no desire be ever % worhy Tor
speedy restoration, would JUSTIFY sacrifice OF Them
What he asked would the reocs nave csacted had they
been The conqueror, And should such conspraors be
received back with unw~hed hands YET gripping
Win the blood OF the ioyh siam, III hey
wers stofity and the universe would pronoun.e
the ThiTty-ninth Congress a. Infamous as imbecile lie
would compel the rebellious Inhabitants Of the eleven
States 10 protect the loyal men within their borders
would require them 70 send loyal men 70 consrcs would
exclude every traitor educated al inc expense o. the
government or who bad held an omce unaer and souRht
s overthrow from ever holding any position o. trust
under the government or ever ex rcining The elective
franchise. He would DO this took an army OF Two
millions OF men snd THIS beng done ihe uatorfhould
stu thank God ana an ndueent rcpubc that hcr con
diuons we're made 80 easy
Mr.. PsTrtRs y, rep OF " H. was the next sp.aker
He said that tue able aud prorac,ed debate IN ne Mouse
and Senate on the subject OF reconsrucuon had been
OF an extraordinary Character involving largely
the first truths In political philosophy, ana re
calling rather the solemn aid cafnes, discus
SION IN he convennon o. sI 'nsn 'ne ,Il' 2,