New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The SPEAKER proceeded, il being the first
business IN order 20 call the States for bills and joint
resolutions. on leave.
MEXICO.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE VT asked leave to introduce the
following:
Hheyea. The people snd Of the United states
Of AHere. are no, Indifferent 70 ,ne patriotic %
i,aa, The .ad Republic Of MsIco through i,s duly
theled agents sbout 70 issue 5000 bonds OF $1,000 each
dated Apr 1884, viii nsrest coupons attached payable al
d The s,.re,, at the rate Of par
per Annum each which bonds b 70 bear the gnstnre o
the Registrar, appointed bv his EIesency' III. Romero
Rcoir,d ETC. the senate eoncurns Herewith that pay
men, Of m. Aforesaid loan OF sSOo With the interest
thereon according TO the said bonds be and tho
aue hereby guaranteed by the United states OF America
Mr. WOODBRIDGE asked that tho resolutions be read
twice and referred TO the Committee on Foreign Al
Mr.. BIAisr-I object TO i,s introduction
The sPEAKER-lhe question is; Shall leave be
Tellers we're ordered and there were Yeas, 40;
nays, 26--no quorum voting.
yr SCHrNCK (Ohio)-I understand that all that the
gentleman from Vermont (Mr. Woodbridge asks. IL
mat the resolution introduced referred and printed
Mr.. BLANE--I object TO the fret thing being done
looking 10 that end.
Mr. ASHLEY (Oho) called for the yeas and nays.
Which were ordered. The vote taken and resulted
yeas "a nays a. The Speaker voted in toe afirma.
tive t0t leave was grained lOr tue lutrouucton Vi
tho resolution which was thereupon twice read and
referred 10 the Committee Foreign Affairs.
Tho following was the vote:
YgAs-Mesrs Allison Anderson. Ashley tNevadal, Ashley
OhioJ Baker Banks Barter, Bdwsr Bingham Brandasee
romwe Bundy Clark tksnsasl Delano. Donnely. Drggs
Ke.y E nr"Ss1,sn opve S5b1d
Hubbeh (Ohio Huburd lugrrson Jenches Julian, Kelley
KsI.o Kdyi,nd; Latham. L;wrrpc. sonio' Lynch Ne
nona Rice tMa.), Rice Me- Rollins. sehenck spauldns
Hs , W:S Ssn n s% No & %S
Williams. Window Woodbridge.
NAYs-Me..,. Alley, Ame' Baldwin. Beamsn, Bergen.
H,ine Boutwell,, Brooks. BroomA1 Chanler Cobb, Cons
ridge finch GoOdyee Order, Harding Ky. Hill Hogan.
ss,S w y r MhsIs''S Af Meet
Miller, Morrill, Myers Newell Nblsck, oNein Phelp. PIKE,
shs sf 'q s5s.bMss siisfs.v': Sloan sve fTsaci;
Thomas. Thornton, Tmbe Trowbridge pson, Van AeF'
man, Wentworth, Wilson tlowsl, Wilson tPAh Winfield.
RECONSTRUCTION.
Mr.. ASHLEY (0ho) asked leave 10 introduce concur
rent resolutions AS follows;
Reached BY the House Of Representatives, the seuste
concurring That the Constitution OF the United States
m Congress ample power for the protection oil tho eSn
cpated slaves and the freedmen In the States recently In 70
b-llion. 81,
Resored That in behalf Of the loyal American people the
Congress Of the United states pledge fun and compete pro-
lection all loyal irrespective Of or color residing
In the States recently on and especially to the sol
ders aud sailor. who served In the Union Army and Navy
and TO this end Congress will demand such guarantees AS to
them shall sufficient before recognizing OF the new
State Governments which now are or which hereafter may
he
President, independent movement. Of tho people in
such State.
ROired That the Union party of.hs nation represented in
Congress earnestly desire that al States recently in Rebellion
shs ct the earliest consistent with the safety Of the
GnS1 s of =. sSs pon Which have not
been In Rebellion and that 80 soon as C9n'snaionai stare
eou,tutionsl provisions the rights Of all loyal without
regard and when the people OF such states
shall have elected men Of undoubted % .na
niz. such Government the Constitutional Government OF
saeh state. , -,
also demand a. condition the complete restoration Of
recognized State the entire exemption Of any citizen nom
liability TO taxation for the payment OF the Rebel debt or the
either Of pendures incurred BY State
local authorities In aid oil the heoesn OF Tor loss incurred
by the emancipation Of slaves.
The SPEAKER said. the morning hour having expired,
the resolutions go over for two weeks from to-day.
THE CASE OF TENNESSEE.
Mr. BINGHAM from the Joint Committee on Recon.
struction, reported the following joint resolution
Reolped by the Senate and House Of Representatives In
Congress assembled that whereas the people OF Tennessee
desire that tue constitutional relations heretofore existing be-
tween them and the United States be fully Iee.tabhed
and did the 2d day February 1885, by large popular
sdop. and Iay Constitution Of government ePub
form, and inconsistent with the Constitution aud
laws of the United States and State Government hs. been
organized under the provisions thereof which said provisions
aud the laws passed thereof proclaim and denote
loyalty TO the Union aud
Whueas The people Tennessee are found to be in con-
diion to exercise the Functions Of State within ms uon
making power Of the United States; Therefore.
kesed That the State Of Tennessee 10 hereby declared
to be one of the United States OF America equal foot
ing with the other States upon the condition ths the
people Tennessee will maintain and enforce IN good MIN
Their existing aud avs excluding those who have
been engaged in rebellion against the United States nom me
exercise Of the elective anche for the respective periods OF
time therein provided for and shah exclude the SANS persons
for the lse respective periods Of time from eligibility to
Office the State Of Tennessee sa never assume OF pay
any ds or Obligation contra ted incurred In aid OF the Re
bel shall in manner claim nom the
United States. any allowance or compensation for
ss,ss or bsrsed IN coy wsy beever which
sonhioss sAl Aa IanAp5 ~ w LedsslNs Tssesssse,