The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-25
II oayS It Would Revive Slavery in
Worse Form than Ever.
AMY AND NAVY BULLETINS.
90. TO. &c.
WA%NGros, Jan. "a, 1850.
YHH yRnEpxBN's BUREAU BILL.

gHs YRsEpxBNs BUREAU BILL.
me bill TO enlarge the powers OF the Freedmsn's
Bureau again held distressing monopoly Of the Senate
today, and at time promised 10 hold 10 enthralled
during the entire night Both sides agreed prior TO
lass adjournment, that the bill should 70 decisive
yses Tomorrow ct three O'Clock Senators McDouga and
Davis exclusively conducted the fight against the bill
1hs latter gentleman the most jealous In the antsg
saism. having introduced nearly dozen amendments
nvarisby demanding the yeas and nays upon EACH and
Sersstahug each vote with speech Of from ten minute
- half sn hour At five O'Clock Mr. Davis stl had the
aosz and made the that he intending
- make speech upon the measure pending its direct
passage the bill having been ordered 10 third reading
~ TTumbu who conducts the prosecution Of this bI
AaA been growing tesy at the continued introduction
Sgocrastinatng amendments and at this Juncture was
quite innamed with the announcement that Mr. Davis
1nssndsd 70 submit his views yet at length.
0vdsnty supposns that the physique Of the persistent
saov would scarcely Withstand the fatigue of going
aenigAt the gentleman from Illinois insisted that Mr.
Davis should proceed with his remarks which the latter
Immediately commenced In no wise disconnected at the
prospect Of devouring time for three four hours
longer Happily Senator Hendricks discovered thai
sAsTe would be objection from either side take
tecsive vote upon the question st three O'Clock To-
nesrow, whereupon Mr.. Trumbul allowed himself 10 be
0olhAed, and the Senate adjourn Mr. Garrett Davis
0sssfore holds the floor to morrow morning, and will
undoubtedly make industrious use OF his time until
three o'clock
snonDrTIoS OF PAYMENT FoR SLAVES on ANY
REBBL DEBT.
Senator Wilson's Joint resolution for amending the
sssssitusion prohibiting payment for slaves or of any
>sSt contracted by the rebellion to the Judiciary
Committee this morning without demur
xU DRDATH THE HOUSE, ON rHE NEW REPRE-.
sHSrArIoS SCHEME.
Debate on the constitutional amendment regarding
representation and direct taxes was continued at length
IN the House to-day without arriving any conclusion
thereon. Mr. Stevens has determined to give the de-
bsters loose rsip and viii not press the previous ques
zion 90 lons Ms members manifest disposition to talk
gisht distinct and we'll defined speeches we're made
snly one Of which--a weak one BY an Illinois member
~ IN favor OF the passage Of The amendms. c-.S.
nAly reported BY Nr evens The original has been 70
ssoky with amendments and suggestions that
~ sponsors can hardly recognize H. An impressive
sosns occurred when Mr.. shelsbsrger Of Ohio, uni
vsaly recognized a. the sblest member the rcpub
oaa side Of the House. enumerated Its faults and pro-
possd hrs substitute Members from both rides gathered
sboet him In the ssles and listened his clear state.
nent with intense interest. rhad. Stevens and Mr.
Cenkllng, the godfathsrs Of the amendment tho
saly bold enough 10 question the position Of the
eloquent gentleman. Mr. Shellabargers suggestion is
nat representation be based upon the number Of male
sitssns In each State who come within the prescribed
qualifications for voters for the popular branch Of the
Legislature said ssAis and so spporon direct taxes
~ sch State according 10 Ill the property therein He
ssssnded for this becsuse would all the States
~ make manhood We basis OF representation. Messn
Drownsll Rlcs q Nains, Kelley, Cook, Marshall and
sshsask followed pro and principally pro their
lsils plans fos the smgndment Of the constitution and
css those submitted by anybody else schenck treated
che House TO . rehash Of speech made by him Con.
grsss nearly twenty yesn sgo, and the snmp 10 "My
People n Home" during the late canvass In Ohio II
cannot be denied that the joint Committee on Recon
suscscn u very unfortunate In its nrst report
TEE PRESS REPORTS or PROCEEDINGS ~ coz.
eHEss.
ne Senate INDUCED today in one Of is periodical
attacks upon report Of s proceedings furnished by
sss Associated Press and usual concluded thers vas
% way Of having justice done. The trouble evi.
Asatly grows out OF . prevailing Misunderstanding
among certain honorable gentlemen that the Associated
Press dispatches Intended 10 bs fully complete
The ofacis report Of the Congregational GLOBE. They
therefore surprsed d frequently provoked tina, their
remarks upon certain questions In the direction Of the
Associated Press reporters not Of national importance,
are not even synopsscd but omitted The Senate IL par
scnay slov 70 comprehend the nature and system Of
shs above reports and win doubtless enter upon an
cation IN tho premises. The Library COMMITTEES
Asumcs 70 be examining into The matter now
rHS NEW SENATOR FROM IOWA.
Senator Kirkwood, Of Iowa, elected 10 hh an
p~ss term Secretary Harlan succeeds took the oath
ss1 vas introduced 70 his seat In the senate this
AunaIcAr vRsssLs aE6rsrrSrD IN 1858 WHICH
nAvp BEEN UNpEa yoRsfGs FLAGS.
hs Secretary Il Ne Treasury, 10 answer 70 resois-
4ssa u The House. gives Lat Of vessels registered IN
sos - American which have been under foreign ssss
sd sasss that large sumber Of foreign vessels which
Sstb vsssus fallen into The hands Of The govern
sus Tscefved American register being sold 70 private
SAs'ss sons vsrs prtses and Others assumed so be
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