The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

order WIS The consideration Of resolution offered by
Ia ever Tor one day under the ru declaring that the
continued contumacy of the seeding States renders ~
necessary to exercise legislation 10
give the loyal Of those states protection in their
and personal rights enumerated in the constu
ton and in addition thereto make necessary TO keep
large standing army TO maintain the OF
the that the country already overburdened
by debt incurred TO defend the nationality against
an Infamous rebellion and that IL is neither just or poll
tic TO nct this additional expense on the peaceful
industry OF the nation; therefore,
Resolved That be referred 20 the Joint Committee on
tbuops the seeding State. defay the extraordinary
and COMMITTEES Sc report
BY bill or otherwise. N"
The previous question being moved and seconded, Mr.
NrBLAGx, tdsm Of Ind moved 10 lay the resolution on
The motion was negatyed.
The resolution then agreed to by yeas 49, nays S.
PUHIsHHENr RKBEI&
The next business in order the confederation Of
the 10th Of February and which we're then laid over
under the rule declaring II the sense OF this House
@ e 1 and ssS the
thereof but 70 secure 70 each and every individual the
full free and sntrammeed exercise and enjoyment OF
all those rights which God has bestowed upon him.
Of the people require thai just and adequate penalties
be inflicted upon ransgpessors for the purpose OF
talation " revenge but TO insure subordhation and
sustain se Presdeutn executing the awsef the United
States aPon sucieBt number Of leading rebels in each
Of the States lately nsurrec.ion against the national
government to vincate the majesty OF tho law, 70
tain e conhdenceof the loyal people, and to the
refractory for all time to come.
Mr. NrsAcx suggested that the resolutions were TOO
indefinite and that the House she0ld Inform the Presi
dent about how many rebels he should have executed
The previous question being moved and seconded, the
resolutions were agreed to without q division
QUALIFICATIONS ELECTORS.
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Defrecs Of Indiana on the 2eth
OF February and which was then laid under the
rule declaring that IL is tho opinion Of the House that
e,etO 1rtQy IA A.
ton OF electors In the several States.
Mr. RoaERs, (dem) Of J., wanted to lay the resoli
ton the table, and called for the yeas and nays
The motion was lost by yeas IL nays o.
Mr. BRASDkGKE rep OF Conn, said il was q judicial
question, and moved TO refer 10 tho Judiciary Com
Mr. RANDALL, (dem.) of Pa, said it not judicial.
but constitutional question. 4
Mr. LIE BLOND said Il should be referred with nstruc-
tons 70 report back favorably at any time.
Mr. BRAsDsas. declined 70 accept Of the suggestion,
saying he wanted get this out OF the way
that the House might get at the Bounty bill
The yeas and nays being taken on the reference re
suited in yeas So 3d. the resolution referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
INVESTIGATION INTO THE OPERATIONS OF yREnDxES's
Mr. ELIOT, (rep) of Mass asked leave to offer con.
current resolution TO appoint joint committee, con-
tng Of two Senators and three members Of the House.
TO investigate the action Of the Frcedmens Bureau and
OF s officers In the States where the Bureau has
operation with power send for persons and papers,
and clerk and directing the Sergeant Arms Of the
House or Senate or one OF the deputies OF either to
company the committee, the committee 70 nave power
to report at any time and s expenses to be paid out Of
the contingent funds Of both Houses In equal proportion
M Ross objected saying ne thought better TO leave
Mr. E.or moved TO suspend the rules in order to sna
ole MN 70 oner the resolution
thirds voting in favor thereof The resolution was then
offered and adopted by % vote SO to "a.
DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS 10 SOLDIERS THROUGH TIE MAILS
~. vn moyon o. NJ ecHsNC1 Wep Of Onio IN: senate
Joint resolution passed nay IT, authorizing the Adutant
mails Tree OF postage 70 veteran soldiers reensted IN
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