The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

removal Of In certain from State courts
which was referred TO the Judiciary Committee II pro
vides for such removal 10 invoIv ng five hundred
dollars in which the defendant Is an aen or citizen
OF another State when the suit has been instituted fo
the purpose of restraining enonng such said defend
ant when the suit is In which there be na
determination Of the controversy far as concerns him
without the presence Of other defendants parties
tho cause.
Mr.. HARRIS also introduced bill TO amend an act "a
establish the Judiciary Courts OF the United States ap
prov September "a 1882 II provides that In cases In
state courts m VIII CHI the matter dispute Is Ave
dred dollars either party may show to the court that the
tr al will involve the determination OF rghs of such
party und some act Of Congress concerning the
aea nst the United states and such action may be
moved TO tho proper United States Court.
RE OBSTRUCTION MISSISSIPPI
Ar CLARK, rer OF n H. from the select Committee
reported bill making an appropriation for the recon
sructon and repair OF the levees Of that river in
kansas Mississippi and Lo isiana and for the improve
ment o. the river Tho bill appropr ates 81 500 600 as
follows; $685. 900 In louisiana $685. 900 in Mississippi
and $3.50 600 In Arkansas II requires the Secretary Of
the Treasury to make report TO the next session OF Con
gr,sa, showing how ch OF the money has been ex-
pended, how expended and by whom; the particular
levecs repaired their condition, the protected bv
them and the amount OF money remaining unexpended
1Hs MINING INTEREST.
Mr. NYE, frep) OF Nevada, introduced the following
resolution, which was referred to the Committee on
Mines and Mining
Resolved &C. That the Secretary Of State be- and he Is
tee or association Of sen6c men as Ia bis Judgment may
appear most competent for that % attend such
Of ores and mineral products Of th country they
and the ustraton Of mineral prodao,s and Of mining
tend to result dssred and TO dsfray n whole or IL part
dollars and no more shall j. paid 10 The eomm.oe assn
citation 70 be appointed aforesaid which hereby
led states no. Otherwise appropri ated
He also introduced a resolution authorizing the Amer
Bureau ~ Mining to make such Arran gements and
exhibit tuch collections
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toe 81 s 10 0qoss s M S
or the sixth, Eighth and Eleventh regiments OF Ohio
volunteer militia company Of cavalry aud bai,.ry
Smith invasion Ia 1861 The bill was passed
votuSrHERa
tee reported JOINT resolution for the relief Of certain
Missouri volunteers who served during the war.
Mr. tosyyss, (rep) Of CAL called up bill 10 quiet the
title to certain lands in Benca CAL. which passed
land GRANT TO nrSsEorA.
The Senate, motion OF Mr.. STEWART, frcp) OF Ne
vada, concurred in the House amendments TO q bill
granting lands TO the State Of Minnesota for railroad pur
poses
Mr. WILSON called up 70 mt resolution for the appoint
nen Of commission to investigate and settle lowe war
claims. which was passed
TBE PARIS KxHmrIoS
Mr. HARRIS, from The committee OF conference the
Psris Exposition Of 1867, made report The Confer
ence Commit ruck out the words In coin y which
we're In the senate bill after all appropriations, and
thus amended the b II goes TO tho President
NIAGARA mP
up the special order At O'Clock but was.
mot on OF Mr. HOWE Tep) OF Wis, postponed until To-
morrow.
Horr RAILROAD
Mr. WILSON called up bill authorizing tho consruc-
ton OF horse railroad through the military reservation
at Leav nworth. Kansas, which was passed
AnSDn,r % THE ORGANIC ACTS OF the rKRRroRns.
Nebraska, Colorado. Dakota Montana Washington, Arr
zona Idaho Utah and New Mexico was taken up. The
out the section Of tha bill forbdding DISCRIMINATION on
OF color the bcstowa Of the election franchise
Mr. s,ur.pu.y. "a nj q Del. spoke In favor Of the
al to the welfare OF the white that the negroes In
these Territories should be granted the right OF suffrage
II Il ough, to be made known TO the Senate II
asserted the Declaration Of Independence
that negroes had equal rights with white men.
SOM Who we're siaysssIssu have mean. auch
. thingf II Was plain they meant no such thing.
II was plain thev meant no such thing and until those
modern days. no such Interpretation was put upon t.
Tho founders Of this government meant 20 establish
whit mans government and, while they lived, no such
propos, contained 10 the u before the Senate
was brought before the Halls OF Congress what bad
the negro done for this countryf Had they done
snythns Tor art e snee Or prosr.s. sha, they bad
themS He would advise Northern men. before enacting
suffrage In tho Territories, 70 20 home TO their own
arsi The time might. and he BELIEVED, con would
come when tbe poliu al complexion OF the Senate
~ou a be changed May God hasten that susp cious
day Not ths, be fNr ssulsburyl DID no, believe
the present maturity ". composed o. geniismsn
Of very nne personal qaalincsiions but thai the
bury, referring 10 the gin and prosecution Of The var
alluded TO Mr. and SA.d 70 the opposite side %
the chamber, he tr se~udl bsionzs 70 your party
ana MT nine. Yon may talk A. yoa peas my party
has nothing " do With him. The democratic party hse
o on s'e even e b. s Ss rS
which n TO drive you Qua OF pv~sr. Where did tbess
Nor people lean Dueh o. the negro - Wa
minded woman was rom the Northern prsss whose
editors STAYED IN thsst se<rhsrn homes melting John
he suss saer. IL, n' p n.s efSoss 0 yso
nigh, a sell = 'hevsonss and the cows vote As the
NJ sswsn rsyilso 70 Mr. saulsbury. Mr. sanlabury
bad sssd that " W northern people had known that
he var soad roalt In the abolition Of slavery that they
iIs,ssss whether i Js I ps,i I had known Ina, he
-so - whipped he Davis would have gone INTO he
Ar ssr,s prur said ,hs, M. stewart know a. much
ab@at Jen Davis he did, and could answer that cues
ton quits well a. he; Mr. Stewart was new convert
% ths rada fan II he anderstood his (Mr s,ewarts
20 i,ltsl record he Breckenridge democrat MOI
| N .rrwAR- said ,hs, he bad patriotism enough q
sroy the government he, With hundreds Of thcusand'
% Olher dmoetatz be, anne convinced that Buchanan
and Davis wers % league 70 destroy the sessrnmsn..
| clanan and Dass bad that NJ, Htewar ahouie
have voted for Br~ksnrdgs, who rss Buchanan w
/ Pres dent.
Mr. xwARr aid the democratic party had not oronI,
betrayed the o5 nsry, when he cast that vote lie lAr
siews-ti Of the nr.t the Pacnc cast q
\ ds<rft III democratic party alter its Treason
81 tossEs moved the pos'ponement d the bill unde
| consideration.
Mr. hsspKEH, tdeml Of Ind, hoped that the BIZ
would I've postponed II u the intention 30 pas
n might weli be passed. today any other time
He wss opposed 20 granting the right of suffrage 10 "
groes 10 the Territories II he IN favor Of th. nj
groe- OF Indiana voting he would b 10 favor o. Ills 81
n. did not any constitutional o'Ject on 70 Va me.
sure Congrw~- had power the suhieca a. IN,
f~~ed that In voting this bill ssnais~ In wsrs X
fasw u negro suffrage iber orp s,.,.. you'd w.,
f.f md those VINO ~-rs oppc,s 70 u would vote u
~ m'.on o. ~ cOnne1s prevailed and the bill va
l'7'i""'' w II 70 morrow.
- rms raxxys-'s rrrrAr EtL
~rts"s. from the Committee OF Conference o
w ds~eIsosna rates on the frsedmsn's Buress BIZ
rNde reunu wh va agreed "
Ins rcrpu sussslns the s~nsss proposition rslsi ~
the s~uth Cnolns srfs oscao,sd es frsedmsn u q