New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
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FROM WASHINGTON.
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bea,eIyes in relations with tIc General Government
lad established S.Gte GoNerni1eLt o. telf own, anu
sfhev were not included In the Emaucpatinn fiocla
nation thew by Their own act had amended ther Coh
itItou 30 as to abolish SAVERS within the limits "
,fir State know reason WAY Tie stare Oi Ielhes
.ee fO~ eKamp should not 1uhy ENJOY ali hef Oo4hti
-gtilngl re- tiOns tO the United States
The PTesiueGt Of tire United States stands toWm'
be oogutry IN O somewhat different attitude toln thI
any member Of Congress chosen fOm slE''
district or state Tie President is chosen by th'
-gple Of all the States Eleven states uTe mol II VIZ,
.me represented IN either branch q congress. :! -
would seem 10 be his dIty on all proper 0ccasy,n' , ~
1~. sout their Just claims 10 Cons rcSs. IAeIV -
.j be Gii rences ol opinion IN tie c0mmuuy' a., a~N
riy.duals nay BE- guilty o .rauseressoDs VI % ,b6
,t these do rot constitute valid objections M ,ee
1glt O state 10 represent atloh IL NV V,tt -ocarJ
4'-fcrc with the dlscI ton o oISItss1 - NV Sn,v
o The qualifications Of m bers; Dut Ao'u ~ ~, 80 i;
W recommend 10 YOU IN the INTERESTS " ~ -,
a1 interests Of The Union. lte IIs'4Iatior vrboo
state 10 its share uf public leslsialiou,i MnG.'
.cwaver iusubordiHate inslrgeIf or leOeuIvus lls
people may have beer il IrescEs ilscu n0' 80 m ~ -.
altitude oi loyalty and harmony Dll III ,nc o u
.ort9t,yt, whose loyalty cdinut DC qutsuoitu
,J.r fvs+ir~ constitutional or legal test. II Is pam
Igt an Indefinite permanent exclusion o tuS pSit oi
a corprv from representation must Oc hltchucG py
Drit OF Qsquict aud complaint. II Unwlse ana uah-
icons e. ,rsue course Of measures which Will unite
nv arrc section Of tie country against another sccoh
the country, no matter LOW much TIE latter may
,.1ou 'rrfl The course OF iuu4gf ration the develop
Y, of industry and business and natural causes VIII
-.ise un ST tie south men devoted 10 the mon as
lose 20. e,.r other part Cf the land But II t1ey are
ID excluded from Congress- II IN permanent s,4.ulS
ray arc declared not 70 be IN full c0nstltutlonal
relations 90 the country, they may 'hiAk
hcv lave cause 10 become a init IN ieeiing'
lDd sentiment against the Government Chder the
lIfical education of the American people, the idea is
p~evi and neradcabe thar the consent OF tie ma
mity C. the whole peOpe IS necessary 70 secure VIII
irc acqucsccpcc IN legislation. The bin under con
pia ou reCrs to certain of tDe STATES as though the
hal not been fny restored U all TIER constitutional
rlt.crs 20 The United Stg'es II they have nO' let
N &c once act together to secure that desirable END at
fc earliest possible moment. II Is hardly heceSssr!
~ O. 20 inform Congress that. IN NY own judgment
-rt OF those States-sO a- at ica9t Gs depends upon
lc.l aCtlon-haye already been. July restored had
sre 20 b. deemed to be entitled TO enjoy
-r.r constitutional rights As members Of The
rricu Hcasonirc from the Constitution Itself and
fom the actual situation of the country, !
s lot ulv entitled but bound 20 assume that with
cdlr courts restored 30 the several States, anu
d.. tie tr oI'rcisc Of their functions, the rights and
....as,s a classes Of the pic vii, with the ad
l c military IN of resistance 10 the law be es-
caiiaL, protected against uneonsuiuiloial !1irnse
~ end YiO ;tOn. - Ou.d this expectation unhnp1y
which I 90 not anticipate, tAen the Executive is
h al srmed with the powers Conferred by the act oi
lssCl, 1868, establishing the llecdmens Bureau snd
l.-.sit.I IS heretofore ne can employ the land end
11ra forces O. Tic country - suppress usuTreCuOn ald
o overcome OOstructiors 70 the laws.
.etrrl tae bi 70 THO Senate N earnest hope that
Uc8rGfc n vly questions an- Interests 80 important
,hC county will not become law unless upon Geho
ao cons dtTstlon by tue people Il shall receive tue
sanction Of al enlightened public j9lgmsniiI Io,,.soy
Ir,sstagtou. y. C.. FEB TO- ls6f.
SUBSEQUENT P.oCEEDINGS.
lie .PEE-IDEET sliU tie message wouid be en-
..d upon the journal. WonQ he SeDete proceed TO
N- Th,rI IKensas) moved thai the message printed
rd tLe consideration OF the bill be postponed ill To-
lI41w 90 ! q clock.
~. GRnrs asked for the admission O. the motion.
Nj ,V- KarsPs) soid that this was a MESSAGE of
Piesicout. and entitled 10 deliberate considera'
. Hs would presume tae unity Of tie party anu lie
' ."rf q reinforcement would be voted.
ul NCpOUGAL said tie President had, with Grea,
s ard courtesy asked the re- ewcd consideration oi
is body 20 the questions involved In this bill tie
ned O. G subject would be postponed.
Wha motion 70 pTiut was a---cd o..
-pon te questOn OF post ipucmcH the Yeas ard N0Ts
re taker. rcsultne-Aea1 IL. nays .. as follows
r-ss-5irr. Huckl cv. Gov en-. Dasis. D. Hou. poole'
$3.50 rr Heul.cz,, Lane tkausasl 9' Do-sal Nor ~ -'ef
Ride. slui'baiy Stewart stockton Nsn "m<'e una
,fs-au.iony Brown Chsnder, Clark. Conness. Crsgn.
swei f-sstudeu. Fos'.T o. me- h1ri- If 4" ,ia IL ~
..r-s5d Lane Cnd). MoTril Nye, Poland. Iomgroy,
tsl.ey sherman, sprsgue. Sumner, irumouH' WADE WI
IN, L,%F 1Kansg0 said lie FELT warranted in using
naiiau otg~v practices 10 secure pOstp0rcmeit he
moved ihGt The subject he postponed TIL O'CLOCK
Yeat e NAYS. 81. Ny. Lare tlen moved to adjourn
9. this was disagreed ,o
After othe. dcsuljory motions. NJ. SHERMAs. who
DID. voted WiL the maOIitl, said II was hardy ialr 10
se u opportunity for dis, usslon 10 those VINO Lal
-zDccssed deere for H. II iOur'inlis q te poCy
.g9 determine 20 consider the subject now, y Would
b. +, me mower Of two three 10 keep the senate IN
lon al. z. ght 70 purpose. he therefore moved 70
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- 'rct coaes up for consideration tomorrow a. /
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