The New York herald., 1866-02-28

served 70 thc Statcf He submitted tunt the
| amendment was in effect Prov SON under which ali
state legislation Ia civ criminal code, ~ proredure
pealed and abolished aud ~ Conerct. cstahlsbed
In IL place He maintained that "A that rc,pert the
amendment was AN utter departure from any principle
ever dreamed Of b. the men who framed tho oonstl-
tuition.
Mr.. srrvEss. trcp.l Of Pa DOES tho gentleman moan
say that under Tho amendment Con.rcs can Interfere
In any whore the 10 islaon Of tate equal aud
impartial 10 al IL IL not nply to provide that whcro
there In distinction tho between different
Kinds OF individuals Congress may correct thatf
MT H'LN-ln my Judgment II dos 20 much fnrthef
than the gentleman from Pcnnsyanl would carry tho
idea but Il II id not far that II II sim
open 10 the olcction-that Il ~ departing onroly
from the theory OF tho dcra government In mcddng
at all with those matters Of STATE Iurlsdiction. II s
grant Of the most full aud ample powers Congress TO
make all laws necessary ami proper for the protection Of
provso that tha, protection must be- cqus Il Is not
moro provision that when states undertake to give pro.
tocton which II non equal Congress may go aze H. II
h a grant OF power Ia genera terms.
NJ. ELpRDGs, ldem.l OF Wis, slggcs'ed whether u
might not operate some states put qualifications
on those rghts other staios would not he required to
equare their legislation In the me rccton
Mr. HAZE thought n might very postbly b. 40 but he
doci.ned To pusuc that branch Of the Argument 10
seemed To hun tia, the necessary reforms STATE iess
stion should come from the State it-elf aud not 10
| forced upon by the centralized power OF CsnrcAs
Tor Instance, mort not all ,he States made dstnc-
los a ans married women In the matter Of property.
MAS IL ior Congress to remove those dirtlnciionrf
Mr. sn,rss suggested thai ~hco all OF tho samo class,
oil married women, were dealt wlth the way,
| that was not unequal legislation.
Mr. HAu regarded that argument as much more 'pe.
than for by a OF 10
m sht bc sad that when one negro dealt with IN
the same way ~ another II vas no, unequal lessiA,
ton He apprehended that the distinction OF class
was quite M broad between negroes aud whtc
was between married wom'n and unmarried women,
He Insisted hat the Amer people had not ye, found
oct that the State govenmouts were insufficient To rro
tcct tho rights and liberties of tho citizen II the sap-
tleman from ohio lMr Binghaml had ionnd u no he
would recommend hlp To omLgraic to New York, and
he would nnd worry different
Mr. BIsousx ttcp Of Ohio raid no was instructed that
thclroposed amendment could have poss'be ereci
H. hLt-f is ei.imed. ! know, tha, 1t is simply
meant % protect Amor citizens Of rcan descent In
| the states lately rebellion.
Mr. BIsGnas-It " intended TO prot.c, tens of thou
sands and hundreds OF thouanis q loyal white citizens
OF the United StAoa whose property by local State legs
laton has been ~rced from them BY oonnsoaii9n and
~ protect them from banishmcn laws, for ~hch there
has be- federal statute to this day 90 give redress
Mr. HALE world then modify hia statement and tay
that te amendment intended - Apply TO the eleven
Nr nrNdnAN II Is Intended 10 apply 70 every stA,s
vbosc legislation IL IN direct coniray"nton % ~
W Roo n, (deml Of J., suggested that it applied
Nr BrsouAv-I do no, know ,ha,
Mr. HAI-Then u 10 int ndea to amply to every sts's
which in thc lud meet u con'a' ma, laye waited 20
provide ol1al protection o. re, l.rf ana pfopsiy.
-. pr position u takes away inm The states us
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bat ~hstucr tbs ,s not aih the 'ino 20 check tho
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