New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

red 10 he vacant immedsey after such adjournment and
shall be drawn from .ne M nS oe %
services rendered after the creation Oh the vacancy Heie
SEC No person. who may have been nominated to civil
Office by President and whose nomination may have been
and during the recess thereof be appointed and CON-
moned by President TO hold the same ehee nor sha
any Be drawn the Treasury or used BY any oesr
OF the Government in paying salary compensation TO such
person: -. :. .,-;,oa a,,,r, tho
Senate appoint commission any person 70
I'LL up vacancy in civil Office under the un'gss
such vacancy shall happened during such recess o
death resignation expiration Of term other casualty not
on the T o "a s be to have hap
pene when actual notice fret brought to the know
ledge OF the President.
THE NETWORK POST-oFFICf.
The following Joint resolution called up by Mr..
DIXON and passed. going back to the House for eoncnr-
| renee in certain verbal amendments a..
Bel re.ored &c. That the Mayor and Postmaster OF the
City Of New York the District Attorney for the United states
City tie President q the CsaT ssa o. cSa
H. Russell Moses Taylor Of New York City be appointed
the limited States 70 IN ss w. and
they TO the Postmaster General and the Secretary OF tne
which they or majority Of them may agree and pc
which such site be purchased by the o me
selected and that said report shall meet the appreciation OF
General and the Secretary o. the Interior they
shall communicate the same, without addtlonai suggestions
us they nay think proper TO congress
MORE PAY.
Mr. MORGAN presented petition from the builders 81
the ironclad Keokuk for additional compensation 1t
was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs
THE TARIFF.
Mr. CowAN presented u petitions for protective tari,
which were referred to the Finance Committee.
CoLoRED THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
Mr.. WADE, from the Committee on the District Of
Columbia, reported bill TO incorporate the National
Theological Institute Of the District Columbia which
was passed The beet Of the Institute is the education
Of colOred men for the Christian ministry.
COMMANDER HUNTER.
Mr. CRIMEs from the same Committee reported bill
TO restore Commander Charles Hunter 10 BIS former rank
in the Navy Mr. Grimes explained that IA The early part
OF the war Commander Hunter puIsued blockade run
ner and run her ashore and captured her on the coast Of
Cuba within marine league of the Island The Spanish
Government took umbrage at this as violation Of neu-
traty avs and Commander Hunter was casbitrcd az ts
demand.
| The bill TO restore him passed.
PRINTING.
| Mr.. ANTHONY from the Committee on Printing, re
ported resolution TO print FIVE thousand copies Of the
report of the regents Of tho Smithsonian Institute
for 1865 The resolution wac adopted.
DEPOSITS OF PUBLIC FUNDS.
Mr. GRIMES introduced resolution which was adopted,
pstucng the Finance Committee to inquire into the eS,
pediency Of providing By law, that no public officer shan
deposit public funds except in the United States Sub
Treasures cities where there such subIeasures,
and the United States Treasury Department in Wash
| ingon City.
The resolutions under consideration Yesterday for the
prevention OF the introduction Of cholera into tie ports OF
| The United States, taken Up.
Mr.. CHAYDLER speaking IN favor OF the resolutions,
ad he did not pretend 10 know much about tie cholera
an other Senators who had spoken yesterday lie hH.i
only had the disease twice in his life isughter and had
only spent three -four years Of his life wnere was
commission of the best medical men IN the word had
been eudeayoTng determine the nature Of cholera but
fthey hal heard the debate IN the Seuae Yesterday they
would have learned all about il from the Senator from
Pennsylvania Mr.. Cowan) lie MI Co"an) had
solenny declared that the disease was not contagious
bnt was epidemic That than the greatest ply
scians in the world knew.
THR POsT-OTFICB BILL.
Amer discussion by Messrs. Morrill,, Sumner Edmunds
Ia nflf
tomorrow and the regular order which was the Post
| Omee Appropriation BILL was taken up
The pending question was on Tie amendiheht OF Al
Trumbul that person appointed during the recess OF
Congress 90 ill vacancy oecasioned except by death,
resgnaion expiration OF term, shan receive compeDsa-
ton for his services until confirmed by the Senate
| Nh WILSON. VINO entitled 10 the floor, said the
country clearly understands why the amendment proposed
Senator nom Illinois needed; il grows out OF an
PAL cnsge TO be used 10 influence the judgment of the
cou and influence the pablo sentiment upon the great
question OF reconstruction. IL seems Ia me, Sir that il is
legitimate and proper for this Proposition under the present
action Of the President that the condition Of the who
made him President Of the United States should be dis
cussed in this body aud that nothing can be more in order
than that propose to-day, Sir 10 notice very briefly
of the observations made yesterday by the Senator
from Wisconsin (Mr. Dootel, and the Senator from
PENNSYLVANIA tMr. Cowanl. The Senator from Pennsyl
yania set with the declaration that had charged the
President Of the United States with The betrayal Of the
Republican party, and, Sir when ! repeated 1t to
| him that ] had made no such charge, tue Senator
repeated IT, and reasscrted IT. Now. Sir the record
| shovs that | made such charge against the
President Of the United States. have lever sought
any controversy with the President have underworld
at all and all occasions IN public and IN prvate
10 prevent any disagreement between the President and
Congress any disruption OF the ties among the men that
brought him into power year ago Within 80 days alter
the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln learned from various
,onrces that there class OF public men among Us who
hoped 10 have cast Of the administration reorgan
zation reconstruction Of political parties IL said Sir
on the hand that the Radicals would besoughed OF and
that the from the Rebels too would be soughed
and that there would be great com
posed Of the conservative and the belief expressed
by those managers that the President OF the United States
would be the founder OF great party as was Jefferson and
jackson. Sir: confess that these hints gave me some
alarm not in partisan sense but alarm for the country
am among those Sir who believe in the fifth and creed
in the motives objects and purposes Of that great political
organization that made Mr. Lincoln President OF the
and reelected Mr.. Lincoln in 1864 believe 1t to be
| hbeny-ovng aud patriotic organization, TO be
| composed Of the noblest, truest and pest
men OF our country that overwhelming majority OF the
thoughtful, rejecting, conscientious Bblereading, God
fearing of the country are in Its ranks Every breath
that that organization has breahed has been breath for
liberty for patriotism justice for humanity, for the
elevation Of every being that breahes Gods air and walks
His earth Faults It has, do not pretend to claim that
its public men are better than those of other parties that
have gone BEFORE existed at other times but the great
mass the rank and file, Of the men who gave the votes
and make up the organization, are swayed ana
ity. And, thus believing Sir, felt It to DO the dsy
OF patriotism, and OF liberty, to labor by day
and BY night to prevent the i rupture sd .v ana
over nearly all the States of the Union, and had con-
trollcd the Union. Animated by that desire, during last
Pennsylyana New-Jersey aud New-York, 1 maintained
everywhere that there would be difference among
that there must be difference that there should be
came here animated by that same spirit, resolved
that no word act of mine should precpitae the dis
mpon of the great Union party. And il was only, Sir
when the Civil Rights b-the dearest measure ever yet
supported in the twelve sessions have been hee-was
vetoed only when the I'D Of February speech was made,
and determination arrived at to continue policy that
had bcen when begun, declared to be an experiment II
was only then that felt the time had come for real
case this Inference Of opinion. Now Sir the Senator