The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

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be called when Thousand shares are
tOns Sitssn days previous meeting. who
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sry Of the Commissioners shall ac inspectors Of tho
the the tight Of a.Ssc . ss
rom purposes consrusasn Two nun:
dsS feet on Each side e. the road granted The
buildings work shops depo machine shops switches. side
dian e as Tspay as possible shall be q, no g
consent OF tho Indians holding theia :
q the a Msns p s on OF ese
the TerrtC1ss and Ten sections on Each @
Granted reserved pre- empd lands
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be taken from the Treasury 70 build the road.
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ssaa IN "a al to rasSsds Se A.. sss Ina and ID
required which moi charge the than
secilon sI allows the sections-the odd
offered price n1sd at two sssrs aud diy
Section seven regulate. the purchase Of such additional
lands as may be required for constructing working the
Section eight requires the commencement construction
s wo I ns s 81 ao S M %s
line 6y the Fourth OF July, 1873.
FOR Is completion any OF ,ihese conditions uniuf
section enA people of the United States shall have the
gh. 70 subscribe to the stock until all the capital shall be
Section slevence1ss. may regulate its use aud COM
section Ace"ptancc 81 these conditions shall be
Section thriasn saass the director. to make and publish
an = annual report, report and sssigna.ss . their powers
agrss every director 70 s, Ss hold
exceeding three Seven shall constitute quorum
unpaid sSai Se foSfeied 'y 'H' ana "
or donations from Congress State Legislatures Indian
o s r.a.nt o OF hs lsd.a s
SECTION eighteen authorizes the Southern Pacific Railroad
near the BOUNDARY Of california anu 'o"'
Section nineteen authorizes Southern Central Railroad
70 ecnsTssa branch road TO connect wh the
sec,on twenty provides that unless the Atlanta and Pa
cine Railroad shah obtain eoe s subscriptions 70 s s.oc.
within two years. this act shall Be null I and ind void '' p'l
Section twenty one aulhozes the repeal or amendment OF
| this act by Congress at any time.
THE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Tho REGULAR order OF the day-the House concurrent
,aned that in ISL ,wohirds Of the people of the soa,
He read at length from Greeleys Amercan Conaoti TO
prove that the Union OF tho South deserted by
the general government to the secessonsts ruediaely
before the All the Bell and for douglas
he said, Union men, and many Of those who voted
STATE il would Be FOUND thsi the nnmber Of orginai in
surrectiouists very small People hsvealways given
way to leaders, seldom with evil intentions against
government Were it otherwise the normal state Of
society would be war not peace The leaders OF the
rebellion blinded tho people by pretended IN
their welfare ~ the devil s never morc seductive than
when he puts tho arms Of . superior saDcity.
BY seizng the state governments in concerted plan
regal will be followed by thousands IL was din
cult therefore, 10 detsrminc the Elt OF the people st
the bench and In societies Unorxanized aud unsus.
pertng, and looking tn hose whom they were In the
hsy ao What did they S % a
allowed tho consniraiors TO seze arsensis and navy
Congress. Congress on the Prcsden. wss yer il was
no sucn shameful exhibition IN arovernmeni Of deree
ton Of duty was ever seen; he would IKE TO kpow y
principle recognized In the consiution. The second
whim Is that Congress- for tho good OF these States can
govern thcm unrepreesnted II comes 10 the
| cluson hrst rbsrc Is sanction In the
siution for either Again, ano,her set hold that the
States still States but that they cannot be restored
| TO representation t Congress thinks at. so TO
| say, BY advice Of this famous Committee OF
Fifteen. This committee is 70 inquire Into the
condition OF these States and what that means
| explained What is a loyal man, Usually msn who
submits To the law If this be the true meaning the
committee must report In favor OF admission for tberu
no resistance to the law anywhere but seems that
SSISea .assa and What rsg he Seass % h
sort OF investigation Il simply ridiculous but Is ssd
the Committee q Fifteen look only 20 The condition q
pending amendment tho subject OF representation
and taking ground against H. Mr. cowan In conclusion,
summed up his argument as foows:--Nr. President,
think have shown beyond question that st the break
ing Of the rebellion there any considerable
number OF people In any Of the States question who
guilty of treason % the United Siaiez II
admit the law 10 be ! hold Il is--yz that " the
legitimate government OF any country suffers itseif
TO be dispossesscd and a hostile government TO be
| established and put In possession IN ~ stead 70
resistance TO sach hostile sovernmenttben il cannot
punish for acis done afterwards under the authority of
and In obedience 70 the hostile government Such acts
cannot amount 10 treason, and the Law them.
think have also shown that the moment the rebels
yield and surrender they are Immediately IN custody Of
the law and can only be subjected 10 such punishment
a. IL provides Ia be Inflicted uron them through the
courts according 10 due process Of law 7 have shown
war Tho sunerings they endured in thai war was the
natural and sufficient punishment; that after u they
main purged and ought he admitted 10 all their
sutonal rights al once; that rs due 10 the dignity Of
tho United states AZ great nation f she punlAhes the
done soIemny and according 10 the srictest form Of
law IN open courts where the persons may have
Ssr s.,snc, ne, hsy. 'paa ''e .ecoqas
20 the constitution and lava al the States
sill In the unlon that Secession ordinances cannot re-
peal tho act aside the other that they neither
dead by forfeiture o d, bot they In fun
perfect existence with all Their municipal machinery
Ixt.en % amend the oons,itu,ion u fundsmsnisI and
revolutionary, and destructive of the irdon n tho
70 deprive them Of their rights by oonpes M them either
10 admit negroes IN tho right of suffrage cr 10 give up
share of tber REPRESENTATION whFh " thes ~ lsS, anu
the last amendment 20 the constitution that the rcsou
before from the committee ais
utionary and destructive being attempt suspend
the consultation and laws regard "a representation
Congress eleven states of the rnion until Congress
snail n 10 restore them II s Declaration the
part o the members of the present Honse ana senate
that having the OF keeping these from being
reprcsented here they going 10 DO long they
please: that of these measures BE- justified
punishment for the rrb~On. that the
stituon forbids them por y1ce IN their chsrAcsr
Then. cir, here n ths conclusion will endeavor 10
question which has been often puk and With
air Of brzsgart triumph that Indicates that
IL impossible The question IL this ' voaid you bring
back here Into the senate rves and rat0 the authors
of all troubles, whose hands yet red with ths
blood Of our slaughtered peoplss And u not hO~ DO
you propo~e 10 avoid unless you deny thess States
representation, for q time at leAsff' To all this
No.u enphaflosliy A. ofher Senator