The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

SENATE. 80 - ~:
wAsHmcrn, Jan. 81, 1884. 4
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Mr. LANE trep Of Kansas said ~ present with ereas
pleasure the petition or hundred and twenty -four
beautiful intelligent and accomplished ladies' Of tho city
Of Lawrcnce Kansas praying for an amendment tho
constitution that shall prohibit the several States from
daffAnchslng any Of their szans on tho uund Of
Az shs petition very brief ask thatthe gallant senals
will hear u read. ~
ms petition was read; afser which Mr. LANE said:--
mo committee that IS considering the subject OF
tending the right Of suffrage 10 the male blacks Of the
United States II seems 70 me- the proper to refer
the petition the white women Of the United States on
that subject and therefore that DO referred ID
the Committee on Reconstruction II was 20 referred
EorAtnY OF IHs SEGRoE
Mr. SuxxrR, rep) Of Mass, presented . memo
rla in which the petitioner states that he was op-
have bcen freed they oughs bc placed upon an equa
ty with the whites civil rights which was referred
TO the Committee on Reconstruction.
ExrEssI0N or THE MEMPHIS OF rtE PEvsIox LAwr
MT LAVE, trep OF md reported from the Pension
Committee a bill 70 extend the benefits Of the Pension
laws 70 artidcerB Of the army.
REGULATION or SUFFRAGE AND MEcrIoSs IN THE DISTRICT oy
coluMBh
late Il Ss ns o p rss
which was referred to the Committee on the District q
Columbia
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woold be rsoonsdered and THAI ths sl would be sent
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innicai to the American mknufhctuser, Otherwise be-
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porers than the prefens laws were 20 nanfActursr.
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IN Their civil rGstA The penfing question upon the
amendment Of Mr. lane. OF Kansas 20 tho amendment
q Mr IrumbnR, 20 a. % make the nra sreiion rssd
That all pcrsono born In tho Cnfed stsss not suIc
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United states Ne sad they not citizens under s<
Mr. TarnsrIl interrupted Mr. Davissso inquire 10 ne
hold that before fc adoption Of tho cosftlon negroes
w,re re not eitizsn. =. cf any ef The siaica
Mr. TrrxsrIL said he had before-hisi tins decision ~
The supreme Cour ef North Carvna aai negroes were
rr. DAVIS, replying to Mr. TrumbuIl, ,ssaid he would
get along very weh without hts inicruxlonF Ne has
brains than csa,hiusd IN tho Senate from fnos
Mr. Davis resumed sbe dhousslon Of the proposition b.
fore the senate denying Oh. right " natvrze persons
of African descent aId Affirming that foreigners osly
eeuid be naturallzsd.
nr LsSK, of Kansss, sshsd 10 wishdr,s his amend
make tho lt section read, 'Tnas all poops born in the
pnted States NOD ssasect 10 any foreign Icwer, and
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NJ. fanc's Amcndrneuf was not adopted
NJ ruHrHov, repl of Kansss then moved tc amend
words ssr tribal sashonty' anxr the words lforelr
pswen" This subsequently Withdrawn.
make u read 'fhas all pssssns born IN the Cnllod
gsaiss not suscs 70 any foreign Power excepting In.
llsn- not ss.sd arc hereby declared esizsns of the
M Hrxp<xs, f6sn, of InA, ostsessd 70 making chs |
'~ynssn, ef ssrss qualification Cor nuzsssbip
Indsr consideration was really unnecessary. He BE-
sved that every man born IN sbs IInsed States was
isizsn; but it had besn hsid Ancrsauy by high
M cLasx, lrspDs 81 y. n. hsId hat black man Wa
cssn o. ths Inis>d ssais usder me constellation Ne
lsck helped 70 elect Delegates 70 the
onventinn from New namp~hlrs. -
rene Court would have sscs~s.ss ssr.ess % ~,
ecnt a. cisssens In ihs Dssd scnst decision u negroes