New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
A Colonization Scheme Killed.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT
soepebes of Messrs. Darling. Hale, Ihayer
and Van Horn.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Jan. II, leco'
,npnvDrrAIS pRESRNTED

rAo cu.IR laid before the Senate the creden-
lI 10y A. Grahar, Senator elect from, Norm
Ts,oy6a which were ordered TO lie upon the 'auie
'"V" BoCNTIES.
n, s,-yrgFR offered the petition OF niue mon.ns .
..nu,s in DE late war; asking for an allowance oi 80
bounty. ,,,o sorrurpv MILITIA.
n, SINNER presented remonslrance seaihst s. .e
."irr 81 the militia in Alabama. which Is sta'e2 W
& Men done for the purpose of repressne dNordeIs
smo,g the colored people. 49,, 81,
Ts remonstrance alleges that there is no danger o.
-, hsnrders 1t was referred 10 the Special Commit
tee Of Fifteen oxon.no
a. Tor,rr-rr from the Committee on the judiciary,
I'D mar that Committee be DISCHARGED IRON iurther
'orsI1sration of the petition OF eoored cluzens VI
,otedO against the admission o. ColOrauo Us sta'o
Syt me word white is stricken from It's Consiiu
The petition was on motion, referred 10 the 'ol"
INV PRINTING REPORTS.
n AN1uONY from the Committee on Prlntlng. re-
,ortd hack a resolution for the printing of 100000
ss ot the Message of Presiden; Johnson and the re-
nrsof Generals Grant and ShuTz. ON the CONDITION OF
sley rebelions States, with an amendment u haAe "
IO no instead of 100000.
The resolution was passed as amended.
WEST VIRGINIA.
n, WILEY introduced oil. ceding 10 the State OF
Wet Virginia certain lands and tenemeDs at Harper
Tsr,y belonging 10 the United States which was re-
feued 10 the Military Committee.
ON THE RIO GRANDE.
Mr. CHANDLER offered a resolution. calling upon tne
President Of the United States for any Information ne
nav have received from the commander of the Depart
r1t Of TeYas in regard 10 affairs the southwestern
border ard If there have been any violations OF nen'
ty on the part OF the army occupying the right bank
Q. the Rio GTande.
INCREASE OF THE ARMY.
N, WILSON called up the bill TO increase and fix the
Military Peace Establishment Of the United States
The substitute of the Military Committee gwen ID yes
gr6sy's TRIBUXE) for the original bill was read.
H M SHERMAN called Mr.. Wilson's attention TO tDt
fourth section which re said seemed to require that
oArs for colored troops should be selected from mel
vhhave served two years in colored regiments
NJ WILSON said such was not the meaning; 1t was
neat only 10 require two years service ~ the army
and durine some Of that time, service III cOioled
regiments. . ,
this subject was postponed.
Nj DooLITTIF moved that the senate proceed tothe
eorderaon Of the resolution recently offered by MI
Ecue Tor the establishment Of Provisional Governments
4 il the lately seeded States.
SPEECH OF MR.. DoOLlTTLE.
Fl NJ DoOLnTLE addressed the Senate at length, cav.
g nat two radically false ideas brought on this civil
va First, that States had right TO secedei second,
tat Slavery is blessing. The surrender of these Two
Ns,, ty the South is now the basis OF permanent
pace The question whether those States are sun
n H. Union under the Constitution is no vain abstrac
tor The President is true 10 his convictions In urging
lie views he presents. His policy Mr.. ID. would call
lie ncoln Johnson policy OF reconstruction. Seees'
s peyer succeeded as fact, and the States therefore
we're never out of the Union The war being over the
President was required 10 make peace. 10 disband the
i ruy and restore the Union. He must demand, trst
Submission; second. anIulling the acts OF Secession
third aequescence in the abolition OF Slavery. These
terms he considered the Government pledged 10 accept
hcu he States.
ADJOURNMENT.
TIE Senate adjourned at p N Mr.. Nesnith having
Jsyessly obtained the floor the pending subject.