The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

suoo wea fnom lha s.I.aII,o.s c,.,a. .ss ~
scsen.a.> the noor Tnt VINO saas shs Goa,ha ~
admitted + from sbs VINO S. vsa' rS ns
Representative .oscI ~nI 10y 10y ucpas-
~ .y sss ss % :Ss, 4, -; "a
walked out IN disgust L. W - :. s''o oe
iaon Of the nation, and sau shsy would never Seme
Sack. ne suansed Coo they were sos ow ' s ~. ~
S NJ usn. W ~ nea,u ho dd nos ce> "a 49, ss
aAy wnen uasor could ask to come BACK Aeo uase o
s ~ nsns ~ NOSE VINO upheld our hammer ~ S nc-
Inc Penanf smendment did NOT 20 ~ mr. - nS
~ soua ne one saying mat no man wno - 49,
~ lsaa asa'ns. ue nag should ever pAfcpAss "a ous
oS.'s,'on. nut was not proosble that 10 snm nc
wo.u 20 ss.nec. ne wanted TO egisate Tor hc wuo,o
sno 9os Ps' ol ns country II did mol appear 70 MS
mno YIN. tne southern people were IN conatoh 70 DC
represented IN large numbers He favored the amend
mons reported ny inc Committee on Reconstruction %
cause ne mought IL was the best We could obtaiu
ooIoquy TOOK place between hessrs GRiDss tdefn
o. ~. and hckxs The former was understood TO AK
a. ssco haa .utled, why the southern representatives.
were No. admittedf
Mr. McSSs replied II pe&e DID exist. his colleague
had said he Dr.. Mckee, could see no reason why there
should be an oblsr ION to constitutional amendment
as the party with which his colleague had during
tho war said thai that vas time amend that
instrument But he (Mr NcEee) did not believe thst
peace regned except by OF the armed power But
vile he thouyb thus be held that IL was no esa the
rigkt than the duty OF Congress 70 msks ali laws pocss
ssry 70 protect the people and secure them 10 the
of peacA Ana sscurtv I'm the ftn-e hs ,sa
son The Houth were not allowed vas ths,
the people had not shown loyal spirit such al would
Justify their admission They elect men most odiora
while the latter ask for Animation with their resk
ing with the blood OF loyass Let them ssnd men hero
n havA IA
men who never went into trsssop aud reject tho odious
trxitors Never 20 hsIn him dad anti then would he
admit them
Mr. Gnipxr asked whefhsy he would not admit Mr.
MAYNARD and The other i6yA from Tsn.
nosseeY
Mr. NcKrr sad ha did M, want IN sen,r,,s East r.o
nassee from The other nc M he Stale and in rtuvp
asked his colleague whsher he would vote to admit hs
renressntstive s To,, anr,h c.roinss
Mr S;rp.s ronIled sbss hs wonid vo,s IN admit the
or those ates which hod b.en reorcan
zed under The plan nv m. nroyded
Iarlv sIectad n 40 ss mad NO snthorl,v IN axeInde
them II ,hey ver. nm xoytbv membsrs.r az his col
league aid thew were rcbsrS ana traitorshen tloy
got into this hall the House could operate ON them
some Of The membsrs laughed xbils Mr. GrIdsr was
spesking evidentv induced 10 40 an nv the earnest
manner of the gentleman
M EtnpIpos 1em \ a, VIZ r.i.sd tbe ,nesiion
The syy.rsr rsn,,as ,hs, H. 80. hsvooa nj. .,,it "a
taen osntia,ocn fr l is'"h,n ~ ' w ' "
M sama. sa,a The ,ennh1,can. Ma, ,s,,., .e., and
cry and not l.ngb -
NJ NcKry in concI,s,oc ,o,rsrt.s ,b,, t,a ,s,..
men On the derncr.c "a. c,od ~ 90 ,hay ,sro .s,ad
to ir,s, the naonlo ,,, an .,nandon., ~, IN aons,n
ton ". hoyyer.p $500 H., ,hn n,nI,c Dhs,,".
..re az. a., 49,, W. , ~. In w. py - 80
90 ,nsae ;" '"0" "'h"s w" '""' '"ey "o"'" "A' '"'
~ 49,. .o..,,.,.. - 81 -, a., NJ . -
r.,a, az ~ ~, " ns ,pr'eu ~. W n
p"Scsn nsy s' s'''n' ana o''ie' "''"'' u '"' w.
Mr. xsy tae. Of Ind replied to the remarks Of NJ,
cress Ind te ri,ht ana noer 10 90 into anv stat ana
There reguln. srnse az a. N xeery me rIo, 10 vote 10
every ctzsn of ths AZ. Of twenty wears who mad
lived in any state Of ~. Un,op He onnosed sLe ,don
ZION al anv eons,,ntional nsnd,oent HIS 49,. mo, Ia
time nor rss lh.,s sny reasnn snr - The .ys,d,nsr,
vonIa No, s,naI;,a ,ha y.sn, sto 10 n,oca.das 90
:lox The power % regulate suInss ..l ex,! u tao
No advantage 10 The conn,ry was 10 be- from, Inc
Stsd by IA The ssy.n,ays roula "nrs on,, 20 tbs re-