New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

FROM WASHINGTON.
or5 SPECIAL DISPATCHES
vHE JUDICIAL SYSTEM
Sertb Carolina Senator's IRE.
6enlials.
esv1L RIGHTS IN UTAH.
REPRESENTATIONS.
,,ee,b Of Senator Lane of indiana
TheFreedmen's Bureau Bill Passed
by the Senate
The Negro Homestead Bill
Passed.
NAVAL AUTHORIZATIONS.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.
THE BANKRUPT BILL
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Fet. : roo.

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Taerloceedings Of the Senate we.e more than
.sscoay interesting &Ir. Lane Of Indiana sci forth
ssess on the reconstruction question IN 80 cleo Ieni
apsunor as 10 elicit demonstrations Of applause rom
tst -aloreS After having given his definition oil the
seut s.;us OF the Rebel States he declared that he
vsa ever vote the admission Of their senators and
Representatives unless they accepted new amendments
obe constitution providing for the protection Of The
1sht- oibe freedmen the reputation OF All tic Rebel
deb:s and tie 1I6nmeni of cur national obligations
He pronounced himself decidedly in f'Vor o. she eI
,tas1 Of the franchise 10 he coored people aud re-
lel by very forcibc arguments The opinion advanced
ss tie President in his conversation with the delega
don u colored men that The introduction ~ col
Ged suffrage would bring about n war al saces
YedecaTed himself In avor Of the admission o. the Ten
ees,ee and Arkansas delegations. without, however
explaining IN q satisfactory upon Whai general
eoaud the Rebel Stotes can be denied immediate
ss1nssion if Tennessee and Arkansas arc le n with
col ry.her gUdTantees At the close OF hi. remarks hc
wa warmly complimented by several Republican
S.Faiois. The Seuate then tOos up the trecdmens
Blre.u bin with the House amendments. Mr.. 1Iun
tul reported against THE amendment cou1nig he
operations OF The Bureau TO The Rebel States aud Ken
uciy Mr.. Guthrie attempted to crack The I'D whip
90, nore declaring that the Freedmens BuIeau aud
similar bills would result IN the dissolution Of tie Union
erd new Instruction ms the South, which uDre>on.
sb-e srd enschronisc threat properly rcbrked ty
NJ sherman ard Mr.. Henderson.
MR. HENDERsON'S SPEECH.
IRE short speech Of Mr.. Henderson Vn The
FIeedmens Bureau bill was indication o. the iIue
feene Of many Of the sinecrest friends OF Lundn lib
ATTY. lie declared that although he had voted fog The
tll vet le was convinced that Freedmen Bryedu
81 any similar contFiyanee. could permanently secrIo
lie freedmen in bis rights but that If trlsttorly ro
eolioH was desired, the freedmen must be enabled 10
iloicct himself by the ballot. Mr. Hendersot's re
DaIss were imprOmptu, and delivered in most loIcble
ed tlcgaent style. The sentence n which he de
marded tbe ballot for the freedman drew deI0onsIa
uocs 81 applause from The galleries Had Mr.. HeDdcr
tOD acknowledged the necessity Of the FIeedmehs Blu
raa o. a temporary expelient be would not have
Drawn upon himself the somewhat satnical reply OF
NJ Trmbun. who defended the merit. of his bin in an
the mauneI. without however. referring 10 the great
.su.is uttered by Mr.. Henderson.
BIBULoUs MAN.
M McDougal indulged again in one OF those
Characteristic performances which fortunately TO
te BIS monopoly. lie contributed much 10 the amnse
uert Of he galleries but certainly nothing 70 tie dig
Wy q the Senate.
PASSAGE OF THE FggEDMENs BILL.
TIE Freedmen's Bureau bill was then passed
sIS. CRAFTS INVITATION AND GEN. BUTLfR's
REPLY.
IN, Bocd OF Tuesday has the following from
Washington:
L.. me relieve gloomy picture with something
.tsde Lighter. Lieut. ten GIant,has moved into ms
house. The other DIght he gave house warming
called in this region (where everyone receives much
" al Least expects tc.) a reception card thereto
YES sent to Doctor Butler who returned Il insuiirsly
Piofsed 40 follows
haye the honor 70 receive yous Gard Invitation. beg
'ecse1e It politely az may. snd would ir,b,r state
nat in no event would be wing TO hod personsl iuieT
"''e with JouTt OF sly inen'9e, % yo.i isI'T
To Lieut-Geu. GRASr
thus does tie smallest sloppesi, most in,gu6caut
DIAL small beer tune anu ize cut ITS Little spite IN the
lfe q he man who bottled it,
Tie truth is that note was seri by Cen Butler 10
Sen. Grant Of which the following q copy;
Gen. Butler has the honor 10 decline the invitation
81 Lent Gen. Grant. Gen. Butler h3s now no dc,i.e
i1fauher acquaintance
jan. 90
j is asked here. with clIio,t,. low ne yeision
Gen Blters note published in Tie Bor.d got INTO
p, isros OF the spondent Of thar paper.
IRE REPLY OF THE CoLORED MN.
Tie reply Of Messrs Fred. Dougls., and
stepe r. Downing to he Presidents arguments
1ir,t negro ,nfrage published 10 tOdas's Washing.
'@pspers. attracts much attention here II j. gener.
ely fought tina, the colcied iaea bad atore,hei Inc
'~t Gtte argument.
bh BOTS AID THs REC0Nsrgl CIION COMMIT
TIE
'oln Minor Bolts is 20 90 before the Recon
'n1eon Committee tomorrow. to testify ia relation to
%''hdiy ofthe present Legislature in VI. GINA.
MEETING M yfpctSIANS
Ameeting OF The leading citizens Of Virginia
:" 70 ia'e been held here to-day, but owing to meg
'Ahes ia the serving of notices only few were
E'''eh'. No actioO taken, but fuil representa-
w VII be secured a. future day. The Object OF he
'~is vas 10 issue an address 10 the voters Of thai
ssSaHb would be plsiorm around which the
'ofeh could ralg.
TIE SOUTHERN LAND BILL.
ne House The Southern Lend bill carried over
'''e'usy was taxed up and passed. II disposes
PIC isods Upon the homestead prime PIE giving %
U'tf ~
d, .AyAL APPROPRIATIONS.
n' house IN Committee of lbe Whole re-.
49, ''l''deI4ton Of the Navy Appropriation bill A
ee@Oed as 10 TIE economy OF continuing ,he
fh'c vhica resulted 10 sppiopriating go go
\''eN e Government property there.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
"hhheil OF Iowa rose TO q per,onal ~. !
I'S replying 10 the assault made upon him b,
No''s'r Of Kentucky, wherein lie lett,5 w. not
.tp.ai . 'ie M~t ,.vlabl lvl.