Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-10
CONVERSATIONAL.

IL THE SESATE-Iesterday afternoon tie
Loan Bill vas discussed at considerable
length
Mr.. Chandler said: am sorry that the SEN
ator from Maine Mr.. FessendeuI seems 30
anxious TO press this bill to vote to-day I
am desIrous that full Senate should be pres
ent. In my opinion, II passed, il will b. the
most dangerous bill ever passed by Congress
i move, Mr. President 10 recommtt the O,II 70
the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. McDougall said the late Secretary I,hief
Jusuce Chase) never had any imam cial poll
cy. Inc present Secretary came into Off &c
win the confidence Of all in his ability as a
hnancler, and has established policy. Sena-
Tors seem unwilling 10 trust the Secretary. but
IL rs feature Of republican government that
pnbilc servants must be trusted.
Ine question MAS lien taken on he mgtiOn
OF Mr.. Chandler 20 recOmmit; which was de.
clded in the negative
The question Was hen taken on the amend
tne armsvs EFETsd y Oeing Messrsr rC6sndsT Hdd.
ard, Howe. Norton, Sherman, and Wade.
The bill having been read three times, was
passed by vote of 30 TO :. IL authorizes the
Secretary Of the Treasury, al his dlscreLon, 70
receive any Treasury notes or other obi igafions
issued under any act Of Congress, whether
bearing interest or not in exchange for any de-
scrIptlon OF bonds authorized by the act 70
winch this is an amendment, and also 10 dis
pose OF any description of bonds authorized
by SAID act, either in the United Stars VI else
where, 10 such an amount in such manner
and at such rates as he NAV think auyisable
for lawful money Of the United States, or for
ness, or certificates Of deposit or other repre-
sentatiyes Of value, which have been or which
may be issued under any act Of Con .ress. the
proceeds thereof 10 be used only for retiring
Treasury notes or other obligations issued
under any act OF Congress; but nothing he Elm
contained shall be construed 10 authorize any
increase OF the public debt: Prsr'led. That OF
United States notes not more than ten millions
of dollars may be retired and cancelled within
SIX months from the passage of this act and
thereafter not more " an four millions of dol
lars in any one month ......-.
Mr.. Wade made a personal explanation He
had alluded on Friday 70 Mr. VOORHEES, as
pelng connected with the knights of the Col
den Circle. The Senator from Indiana Mr.
HendT1cksl had denied IL, ana he (Mr. WI
would have Of course withdrawn TIA state
ment. he had seen the statement in public
print, but was now satisfied there was no
foundation Tor il, and ii gave him great pleas
ure 10 say so. Adjourned.
HoUsE-The following is the vote ir detail
on the passage Of the Civil Rights bill Over the
President veto. yesterday:
Ieds-Messrs. Alley, Allison, Delos r. Ash
ley, James NJ. Ashley, Baker, Baldwin, BANGS
Barker, Baxter, Beaman, Benjamin, BidwelI,
Boutwell,. Brandegee, BromweIl, BroomalL
auckland, Bnndy, Reader W. Clarke, sidney
Clark, Cobb, Conkling, Cook, Collnm, Darling
Davis, Dawes, Defrees, Delano, Deming, Dixon,
Dodge, Donnelly, Eckley, Fggle~ton, Eliot
Farnswerth, Farqnhar, Ferry, Garfield, Grin
nell, Griswold, Hale. Abner e. Harding, Hart
Hayes, Henderson, Highly, Hill, Holmes
hooper, Hotehklss, A. w. Hubbard, Chester ID.
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Hnlburd, Jas. Humphrey, IngersolI, Jenckes,
kasson, Kelley, kelso, Ketcham. Latin, Geo
v. Lawrence, William Lawrence, Loan. Long
year. Lynch, Marston, Msrvin, McCIurg,
Mc1Hdoe, Mckee, McRuer, Mercur, Miller.
Moorhead, Morrill,, Morris, MouIton. Myers,
Newell, O'Neill, Orth, Paine, Patterson, Per-
ham. Pike, Plants. Pomeroy, Price Alexande.
II. Rice, John H Rice. Rollins, Sawysr
Sehenck, Scofeld, Shellabarger, Spaldine.
Starr, Stevens. Thayer, FraHcis Thomas, John
l.. Thomas, Trowbridge, Upson, Van Aeruam.
Burt Van Horn. Robert T. Van Horn Ward
Ellihu Is. Washbnrne, Henry ID. Weshburne.
William B. Washburn, Wefker Wentworfh'
James +. Wilson, stephen r. Wilson. Window,
woodbridge, and the speaker-I22 y
NdgS-Messrs. ARcona. Bergen, BOYER Coff-
18th, Dawson, Denison. Eidridge, Finck Gloss
hren rer. Aaron Harding, Harris, Hogan, Ed
ward N, Hubbeli, James M. Humphrey,
I,atham. n Blond. Marshall. McCuilough,
Nihlacf. E,chslscn. NOEL. Phelps, Radford,
SamnS randall, William II Randall, Ray
Wond, mon: Ritter; Roger, -S--. TayiOss
thornton, Trimble, Whaiey, Winfield,
Wright-41.
Mr.. Ames, of Massach usetts, and Mr.. Julian. Sc
Of Indiana, voting aye, had paired OF respec
lively with Messrs. Bingham. OF Ohio. ana
Sullwell, OF Indiana voting no.
The absentees were Messrs. Anderson.
Blaipe, Blow. Chanler, Calyer, DriggS. I'm
mont Goodyear, Order, Demas Huobard ir
Johnson, Jenes, Kerr, Kuykenda sloan
warner, and Willams--l7. - -