The New York herald., 1866-01-30
vious question, when, debate arising, the resolution

vious question, when, debate arising, the resolution
PENNSYLVANIA nsrrruros roR THE BLIND
Mr. MILLER trepl OF Pa, introduced bill TO exempt
from taxation the Pennsylvania Institution for the In
structi0n OF the Blind.
rmE DISTRICT KIEcrioS LAWS
Mr.. FARouHAR rep) OF Ind offered resolution,
which was agreed TO- instruong the Committee the
District OF Columbia TO report bill 10 amend the election
laws OF the District SO as to exclude from the exercise OF
the right OF suffrage therein all persons who have Will
ngy borne arms against the United States have
cepted office from the rebels during the late rebellion.
sTHE ARSENAL EXPLOSION.
Mr. 1sGERsoLr, trep.l Of ILL.,, from the Committee
the District Of Columbia reported bill appropraiing
by the late explosion at the Arsenal.
Mr. wAErBuHSe trepl Of III objected, saying that a
TRANSFER cAsss COURTS To UNITED STATES
COURTS.
Mr. KELLY, (rep) of Penn, introduced bill which
referred to the Jud cary Committee providing for
transferring all cases now pending in the state courts,
wherein non residents arc parties, plaintiffs defend
ants, to the United States Courts.
APPoErIoSnESr DIFFERENTIATION, AND DIRECT TAxgs-
GENERAL SHERMAN IN THE norsR
the House resumed the consideration OF the amend
ment to the constitution apportonng direct taxation and
representation, az reported from the select Committee
ON KeconstruciioD.
Mr. RAYxoyp, (rep) Of N. Y, commenced a speech
upon the subject but had not proceeded far before he
yielded the floor at tho request OF Mr. Farnsworh who
In order that gentlemen might have opportunity Of
greeting him, he moved that the House take recess OF
nve minutes The motion was unanimously agreed TO-
General Sherman conducted him 10 the stand amid
general applause both the floor and in The galleries
The SPEAKER said-Gentlemcn OF the House OF Repre-
senatives have the honor OF introducing TO you this
day by your unanimous order Major General Sherman,
well known to you and to the whole civilized world
Of most gallant and heroic defenders In the
test for the Union which has happily coscd OF the
briancy OF his achievements for our beloved country
imperled but thank God preseryed-I need not speak
TO you, as know they win live forever in tho gratitude
Of every heart,
Mr. wAsnncnsr, of H., proposed three cheers for
n
They were enthusiastically given amid the waving OF
hats and handkerchels In tho galleries
General SHERMAN Acknowledged the compliment by
saying g:Gentlemen OF the House OF Representatives.
accustomed TO cheering such has been given
by than 10 pitching my voice 10 reach all parts OF
this room which never entered before save IN those
galleries can simply say thank yon from my heart
for the reception you have gwen me hope may con,
endeavor TO do all can to tnat end
The Speaker then introduced TO General Sherman the
members who thronged around him. The i've minutes
rccess having expired the House resumed ts business
Mr. RAyHoNp said the original r. solution before the
House from the joint committee appointed to In.
quire into the political condition Of the States lately In
rebellion in order to- determine whether those States
were or were not entitled to representation in Congress
The House could Judge how much Information the
luton embraced that subject and what connection II
had with the object for which the committee was ap-
pointed The committee had reported without cxpanh-
ton "A naked proposition 10 amend the
sttution He afraid that be should fall under he
expressed tho other day by the gentleman
Ohio tsIr Bngbaml upon those who were unwilling
10 farnper with tho constitution Of the United
states He acknowledged freely That be distrus'ed
all propositions Tor us omcnhhirDt Ihe history
Of the country had proved that the constitution the
most wonderful instrument ever framed by the wisdom
.. ON man ior .ns % nr se1a n"s'on' On ~
iuily adequate 10 All cincrgences es o peace or war
triumphant carrying out OF the war afforded the highest
possible Testimony Of It's adequacy to a., contngcnees
aud the several states that document proved
that II made not for day but Tor all iine sn he
changed and altered condition OF facts.
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