Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20
xx41Ixzth Gopgress-TSocond Session
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10

SENATE.
resolution was adopted tn print tho report of hhe
Commissioner of Public Lands in foreign languages
Mr.. HARRIS, from the Judiciary committee, re-
ported Honse BIZ providing for additional session
Of tho Fortieth and succeeding Congress on the 4th
OF Marsh, with an amendment striking out the sec
ond section and inserting that no person who was
member Of the previous Congress shall receive any
compensation as mileage for going to or returning
from the additional session provided for.
resolution was adopted calling upon the Score
tarV of the Interior for information as to supplies
purchased for In ians during the past yearwhether
The bill to admit N ebras ka was taken up.
Mr.. HOWARD took the floor in favor Of it.
facturers of six articles for Increased tariff. Re-
ferred to the Finance committee.
:, Mr.. FOHG presented pet ton OF the citizens OF
New hampshirefor the constitutional amendment
to prevent distinctions on account Of color. Refer
red to the tgudiciAry comyittee
Mr.. ANTHONY, from the committee on Printing,
reported favoraby upon the resolution TO print 5000
additional copies Of the report Of the Secretary of
tho Treasury. Passed.
Mr. ANTAoNY called up the FssolutiGn direct
suspend publication of the Volunteer Army Regis
ter, Taken up and referred to the Military com
miitee.
Mr.. ROSS introduced the following resolution,
WHICH was ordered printed and laid on the table:
WHEREAS, The amendment to the Constitution
prepared at tho first session of the 30th Congress,
known as article IA, and submitted TO the several
States for acceptance or rejection. not having been
sGSSfp sSS ~ " IN Te5son
being deemed thereby In danger Of falling into
sIale Of hnerchy Dy reason o. Inelr nsyinE no syS
tepatic civil Government.; Therefore. belt D.
HesOeOeu, Inat tne Joint cOmmlltee on nccon-
strucon be directed to inquire into the expediency
Of establishing such regulations for the government
suon districts Istey nTeoelhoh as snA nave re-
posed amendment. as may be found necessary for
the preservation Of peace and the protection OF So
cety and the interests of the Government ia these
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MI aht no p'ETsen;Eeu E; i';n M ;;
ing the commi5tee ON r0Ielgn helatlons 10 inquire
nto !ne Ct VI nI VSt,o'ihS
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mr, IN hoM AhD LooK tne nOor IN "a nGVpcacy p Vi tne
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her scs ho % Frsnchss on
account Of color IN NSoraska In conclpslon, mr
noMaIu LeierIeu ~ VIA VIA hsu H peen said py keGSeI
:" on tne opPoflsse s'ue. @ nnas wSs tuo PmoIpa Pps
nj At q iii
the hepnni!can P,rty IN tne ? nate ne WIS VIII
Ing 10 ADMIT ne dn neslre 10 strenstneh tne hepuo
az party nSrG ne tho sOUu oi doc.rnd
ry neq'snne9 ~ 00nnSI III hSu uecd'eu d @
IL ot. LOUIS hrs ntentioh 20 ve'I e.i nils Paseu oy
sne PIeIol IL III % @ Il i aI St h!
coIe W nAt nc SnVEaISy Mouiu asA us MS
Irlenns mere wnetneL ~ Mas ny hign ilbe tnat tne
rMueIn HohsIess sneuin loItlly lCsei anu gee t u
that the Interests OF the country shall not suter
tnrougn tnls prOmlscuous ana "ahlon use Oh Ihe
Vet0 power; eo,, --, \ , n D,-
Mr. MlLSON moved 70 amend MT. Dr0Whs
anehument py pr,WiuluR lOr inc IatIncSIloh vi !ne
Fundamental condition of no exclusion from poti-
ch rgn,s on accou9t VI co,or W tue LeslseInIe Vi
Nebraska. instead o., as IN Mr.. Browns amendment
Dy ihe Peep! people ,nn, ~ ihe 1 terrltoTy' ~ ut.,.
MI. DoOLlI hh INQUIRED O. Mr Mus9h Wnetn- Ie
er II was ire understanding that the lalth Of Oon,
gress tne cousIitutonsi amenameht was auoptea
pytne Ioutl, tney Moulu oe enutleu 70 nHPIescnla-
tionT lie understood the oenstor from oho 70 say
that ne " ad' hSd asteeu tnat Sonstesss snoulq
stand peJged 70 ADMIT states on the ratincaton Oh
the ame,hhRent. , .,.., IT. IL,
MIR. WADE said he was misunderstood. de did
not intend 70 pc understood as Saving when these @
ntses sGIpea Ip .ne m T Snoy