The New York herald., 1866-03-07
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visions, -, SD'''''''-
FoThat shall be the duty OF the Secretary Oh state
@ ~ g .o oi'.eu sSAS snn ibSo,eh their ports
and trrritaes soena their co-operiion with govern
such efforts 70 prevent introduction and spread
OF said dlAease. urfTg
TUE MEANING or CERTAIN PARTS OF THE REVENGE
ACT
MT. SHERMAN, repl OF ohio' from 'ne oo"'""e' On
Finance reported back the OH 70 dccsro 'no mehng
OF certain parts OF tho Internal Revenue act approved
~ oo ,sa. a., Co.. o,h.. r,rroscs a.l A
June 'o noof' anu ~. o'ie' p''iS.'. a.,
This Dill was intended 10 proVae that tuc "o'us un
dividends in scrip or money thereafter declared due and
,.h.ou.r ,Io &C.,. chan n. ,,y.,,e ,o storthodcrr
"asno'e' .Ho sli'o sAa - a,, @ MI,
aends, wherever payable, whether TO nOn-resid'nts,
citizens aliens.'i The amendment is TO correct
ing been printed for the word s'whercyern
~ INDIAN APFAHs
Mr.. DooLuTLE, lrepj Of Wis, from the Committee
Indian Affairs, reported bill 10 provide for annual
inspection of Ind an aIairs which was ordered " be
printed. N'
wIrnpRAwAL or GOODS from BOMBED vAREuousrs--RE-
InBrRsExLsT or MISSOURI.
Mr. CoSSrss, lrep.) OF Cal moved that the Senate
proceed TO tie consideration Of the bill TO extend the
bonded warehouses upon which motion TO reconsider
was pending
Mr. BROWN, (rep OF Mo-, hoped that the bill reim-
burse the state OF Missouri for the expenses calling
out the militia would be taken up. He had objection
TO the consideration OF The bill named by Mr. Couness
provided vote could be taken Immediately. II, how.
ever 1t the design to spend the morning hour in de-
batting again, no thought II would be better not 10 take
II up. He did not think that his (Mr Browns) bill would
elicit any debate
Mr.. CossEss-I think that Is hardly fair in view OF
the made by the gentleman from Rhode Island
(ar. sprague) that he wonld anagonize This motion
against everything that came up, and staye on vote
upon this subject shall not discuss II, for one and
think considering the length OF tho discussion already
elected on IT, It ought 70 have the preference 10 all other
business
Mr.. BRowS-I would like TO know Of the Senator
from Rhode Island whether he intends to discuss this
question:
Mr.. SPRAGUE-I do sir.
Mr.. BRowS-Then shall movo 10 take up the bill TO
reimburse the State Of Missouri
Mr. CoSsEss--Mr President object 10 this decidedly
The Senator from Missouri asks another Senator whether
he viii speak ana that Senator rises and SMILES and says
he will after having tired the Senate with speeches
the subject. II the Senator from Rhode Island has u
speech 10 make let him make II; but he should not tre
thus with public business.
Mr.. SPRAGUE trep) OF r.. LII have no doubt that
have tired the Senator from California and expect TO
however. intend always when rise In my seat hero
10 SMILE consider the face that Will smile only when
It something II 10 smile and excite IT'S in.
lerest as not the kind wish have do not wish to
occupy that post believe that the discussion OF
be discussed in friendly and smny condition trust
It will be the condition shall always occupy In this
Mr. BRows-I believe the motion which made was
In order
The stated that the motion Of Mr. Conness was
ing OF goods from public stores and that Mr. Browns
motion to amend by taking up the bill for the reim
bursement OF Missouri.
The Senate voted 10 take IN the bill TO remb rse Mis-
souri which was passed
Mr. CosNEss then moved that the Senate take up tho
Mr. SrnAGuE took the door In opposition 10 the bill
and spoke until the expiration OF the morning hour
The CHAR stated that the bus ness before the senate
was the proposed endmon 70 the constitution on the
entitled entitled to the soor 'A "''S' '''' NAA'''' -
Mr. SaUIsBuRT. (dem) of Del, said that never since
he had be member Of this body had he felt little
dFposition TO take part In It's debates Coming into
pusc life time when the public mind was excited
Win great issues, when tho spirit Of party its
height, felt to be my duty then TO do all could
aay sectional animoses the spirit OF party and TO
prevent, far as could in nv humble way, Tie open
Ing Of that bloody scene which wo have recently passed
through forcseoing tlen that unless reason would re-
sumo It's throne and passion and madness their
hold upon the public mind that war must be the result
and believing teir perssnce has since proved that
war dieunion felt i dry which owed TO my
se my state and to my country do all that could
iste War came. and with 4 conseausnces which. per
haps those who advocated IT, were not aware OF and
r In witnessing tho results of that war; minded
Of Of very distinguished writer's con
sttntonal law Examples Of al past republics all
sn bo ~ Tue sp o. ,ne
possiblo Tor purely republican form OF government
pfrmanentlyio encnro Nor does modern story AFFORD
much encouragement for hope for % all the republics
which have existed In Europe in modern tines and
only orc rema Every republic ever founded On this
great republic OF the United States Of America Is
cepton 10 this general remark. For what, sr, is the
proposition now before this body Dos not show 'ha,
the republic founded by our Fathers docs not this day
exsr Where are eleven of the States that compose
in part the federal Union where are twenty two
OF the Senator's who have right 70 voice In this body
today Excluded from participation IN tic deliberations
OF THIS body and In the COUNCILS OF tho nalon aud ex
cluded for purposeezcuded for the purpose OF pass
Ing certain measures In their absence although thor
people and the states which they represent are 70 DO
scrusiy anecea oy ms proposed 'esi.aiion
Tor the purpose that this measure under consideration
may pas this body by less than constitutional sois
DO not mean 70 reflect upon any member Of this bSdy
or any party represented In this chamber, but
truth demands the uuerance that, for the &C
compishfnent OF nero party purposes, regard
less of the great interests % tho whole Amcri-
can people, commits tes of fifteen has been
appointed by this body, Who IN facl control legislation
IN THIS chamber and IN the House of Representatives
All they bave " do s 70 meet IN secret with closed
doors-tbc pubic eye not watching their dclibcrauons-
and walk INTO this chamber and INTO the other House
and psesent Recommendation thus far all their re-