The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
THIRTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
SENATE.
wAsHrxoros, Jan. 10, 1859,

MrRovExksT OF BARBoRs IN
Mr. WADE, (rcp) Of Ohio. introduced bill to provide
for the improvement Of certain harbors the State OF
Ohio, which referred to the Committee on Commerce
II approprates in round numbers 1891, 900 for the
purpose, including $50 900 for the Cleveland harbor
$4,000 for Grand river $ 900 for Ashtabua e2o 900
for couneat s3s,ooo for sandusky, and $4,000 for
pnxcroas or NATIONAL Banks
Mr. POLAND, trep) Of w., subntsd the following reso.
tuition, which was adoptsd:-
Resolved That the Committee rnspce b. directed
asassS nnsr q py :s r. Or
United STATES. svsScnds Tor ne i.AfSi psrfossnos
Otherwise. - YIN "
fsrnos son rHs ADMISSIONS OF cofos.Do
Mr. STEWART, trep) Of Nevada, introduced memo.
risi from The citizens Of Colorado New York. ask
ing that Colorado DO admitted State under It's
present constitution, which ordered 70 lie on the
table
MI IAss. trep) Of Ind, introduced a resolutien,
which agreed to- ipsructiug tbs COMMITTEES Pen
sons TO inqrstuto sad report upon the sEpedsncy OF
p1yians % %: S;smsp: Of psns.'' % the
that wea he soa.ls ADJOURN { adjourn 70 meet on Mon
inI wIrHssxwAL or ooops IRON PUBLIC sromsuocsss
Mo.o.s treP x called up the Hoa .; s bill
was parsed.
Mr. LAxy (rep) OF Kansas, introduced resolution,
which was adopted instructing the Committee on Com
msrce TO inquire into the erpedency Of approprstins
House AZ Topeka, Kansas.
puMv or sKANEs 90 vEsxLs TIE NAVAL sxRsCR
Mr. &C.. ss. ae ess f as @ o. ..%.a " and
Others the books OF vessels wrecked or lost IA
H.y. % s n 'Sss .I ss s :.
ploy Of the United States which, by any c1ua,ty or in
action With enemy. has been or may be sunk or 9th
erwiss destroyed shall thereby have lost his personal
effects the proper accounting officers hereby author
lied with the approval Of the Secretary OF the Navy to
allow 20 such officers not exceeding the amount OF
his sea pay fog moath compensation for such as
provided tha. aid loss has not occurred through tue
neg,igence or ~an OF skI rorsgh OF the officers max
ns Application for such provided that the account
Ing ocer shall Ia all cases require schedule and cern
from the officer making the claim Tor effects 20 os
and provided further that no allowances shall be made
by virtue OF hs act any loss incurred prior 10 the s
| OF April, 1901.
named compensation not sufficient he knew OF
several which rne oss was sx umesthe amou nj
mission 10 ASCERTAIN the exact amount, and pay the
| amount, much OF little
Mr. Gnlns thought months pay would cover th'
necessary amount Of baggage OF odhcer when Their
x.s an excess eItravazanrr ~ personal effects th'
sovernnent ought not 70 be held responsible Tor ~
The bill MAS passed a. reported ny 'oe NAV" 20"
rsovinosAL covwSrsx1s 20. me sorrnrw srArE'
Mr. Hown trepl Of MA called ~ .ns reso. .n, =
ssysa y G,S s n Il; ~ z sse <: s.t. X
Hove replied 70 the 1zumsnis q Msssrs Dcoltte an
| Johnson sxans the resolution BE thought u time 10
Tho senate sop talking 70 the ooaniry and rsse
| together a. 70 what best " be- dnns Tor Va
nation va. no s TIME rv, !" s sins ,ss sc,.rnsoer
, com moncsd there hal been al the bottom OF soet
. an unasssrtsd mass x humanity which bad not nsa
fair charos "There millions In tbs South, "a
Mr. Howe awho have been chsnssd BY national dscrs
from cattle 70 mem and there are oihe, nsmoes 80
have been reduced from amos, 20 the condition
sss,,es because Of their 6deHy 70 tho Gag and cor
s,tuion Of the country These two classes seemsh
,oms v care nn ~ Sss ,hs% b. Hs
thought belonged 20 republican Institutions 70 carr
out and execute the Doctrines Of e Dec'afAon on Ina
o | nepdenes 10 mako men equal That hey were o.
equals IN social estimation ths, they were not equals
mental cuiture pnysca stature he kns~ very We
, | more the sovornmcn, bound 10 protect them
knew thai great many Of those IN ~noss pens "a,
ots wsTs Of ,Se Il, party % CIV. euu.
dacalon 2 hsn nspyns . zoe s,a aSan sSs ma
sosn'0s, 'ns' ue s,a s b. said Tia, Wills .
rs.,,. ~ STATE rasintan obedIenc. 10 The laws Tn
a .srs nos smensble 70 the var po~.r o. the so'si
a. srnn,ent n vas suensble 70 those pove. H ns'
held tns, The states we're Destroyed By tbs -sr N
neo fS' :, n. r.o. ss. TOOK down
states permitted by tbs constitution and erected os
n milk. those which ne soa.s s,, pe Whsn a.,
"a csraI,ns Cred on Sumter and ovsrshren the Uni
States sasscrity, then she css-ed 70 be staie snd
!" psio1ys The war Is over he SAID, ba, order p no
stored. But n The people vere only ss prev sna
m bal rsised Up for Us t.o hundred ,hcus
men, Without whose aid p"scs msh,
yu haze BEEN ressorsd, and "a ,%
70 $40 that they vere not unped In,c
bs dua sxsn MI ychnson tsaid W Howe hd arg
shai he appointment q district judges "a the south
'A r.carulf,on OF TIE atsx goyernmens Of the tcuth
r. | All MOI thing IL ems necessarily 60. He might b
GO | voted fer the confirmation OF the~ Jaases pn. On
~ ronsrrss o,u,d tsr-nnaie their indcis lstencs
ga plying 70 the speech OF Nj Dcot,e, MI horc 49,
IN, d!d not believe was very courteous ~ W D0on,u
he refer 10 him constantly In connection rh NJ s.m
- sud 20 reply 10 bis OHcwesl speech ~ reietnnk W
700 srEumsnf % the Senator from Nsssschuueus sno
oollearue' f--mesning Mr. sumner and w Hove
, ! wr Howel dld not ad7ocs.s any theory becsu.s
w .ome one elsss but because he believed :. 70 -
Mr. sannsr had not endorsed he thf hos
the resoirtlon YET, thoush he hoped he would 20
,., Ne dsnled that Mr.. Docsiuls sS snthonsn "
that his (Hows'@ resolution ws crpcs1 70
!, ~ Ilnren and johnson plaa % rsocna<uouoo