The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-02

II their conditions too the appeal V
the people and they could decide the BY
ing thor course or by eecting 9th their places He
referred 10 writer's the national Law aud 70
decisions OF the Supreme Court 10 show thai
when they prosecuted cvil war The rcberion wa. not
riot II rose 10 the dignity Of civil war aud states
war were public enemiss and traitors against the govern
ment Congress had the right 20 rcp vpars rom thor
midst When did the right Of representation maiurcf
when the rebels laid down their Mst Does peace pro
vain Where tho evidence Of IN Peace can only 10
made by treaty, a contract, upon which both sides
n..-. -s'"" was eyidept from cireumy'ancea sur.
rounding US that ,h. ~. -'lop .liiI exlssa '''AA
startling propoaton' Tho ss.sles were declared {.
the p,esdeu, 70 do 80 and ih,y mus, remain 10 thsi
eondl'on 1nl Congress shall authorize the presden 70
prociahn o'herwlse Tho Frn'dmens Bureau bill hoy
In exstece and the retaining of volunteers In ssryscS
showed thai governments SIN recognized IN ~
Daii9n, rue .e.l oath wa. stIll in force The States
insurrcction at end He thought xs mad riuht y
require the Sme eondiilon Of rcbeIs that he
patriots of North carolina required ~ the tor<a the
voiuiion.tha y should ysid their r'gnt hssd oos
This was Andrew Ichuson's position with reference 70
President He had sski nothing In hs resolution Aboat
the veto Of the Bureau ball The Precedent had tbs rxhs
20 veto. Tho issns In that part OF the messSxS
referring TO tho absence Of eleven states lie d ..S
proved Of much that had been said by leading L.
ss y o. on n,n1a y s .s Sss
.~oud have cost king his had" or 10 say the Pred
dent had cen, IN 'whiewerkspe message" liz ava
tbs authority Of congress 70 an IN this matter n.
DID not approve Of Language that ausiisd tbs
President n consistent ho would be glad " 80 Tea
nsrsse admitted, but the matter with Congress He
hoped the President moi rctss 70 turn his runs
against tho Union party that they have plascd IN hs
hands. But II that evil day should come the Unsoa
party would sweep the country tho issue thss Goa
gress has tho right prescribe rh- conditions upes
which States shall DO admitted. n the rrevtdcss
shall bc deceived by tho parasites and natisrssG
democratic uttersnees, the Onion woad stu sc on
State aftcr Stats speaking on the txurr involved
Loyal men Of the United siata zhsf rule aud govern
Thu country.
Mr. Prr' moved tn make the resolution tho speaA
order for ruesdav evening
Mr. lirrisions moved TO refer the resolution To the
COMMITTEE on Federal Relations He regretted that this
discussion had bfen permitted by the Houar and hoped
" would 10 discontinued by ordering thiE references
Ho knew how much weight legislative Instructions
Washington Our members there responsible The
same constituencies with u.s. and willing ioavv
tho matter with them Democrat. wanted oer rexo-
utions on the same subject and he ,hought would 10
preferable 10 refer all III. COMMITTEES feAsrA
Rotations
The CHAIR decided the motion OF order tho Hoass
having previously declared otherwise.
Mr. ALDRicH moved 10 amend by postponing Tia
sderntion to tho sih q July Observation-Disclosures
was lost.
Tho motion make the resolution the special order Tor
Tuesday evening adopted
Adjourned.