New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

Replbican in form.
Mr. BEowN-wel don't believe in that doctrine. and can
not vote for the proposition.
Mr.. TBrNBULI-Wel am sorry that the Senator ron
Missouri ha- placed himself IN the position asserting that his
own State Goyernme.t is not Republican in form.
! Mr. TRtMBuII~wel don't know what business he has
here be Is State havng Republican ioi
by proclamation Of Andrew johnson Military Governor oil
Tennessee ratihed on the ga OF February e oy
il not IN the House preamble IL also rected IN tue pre-
S amp mat hf state rdy D ns state s dsed the ord
nance Of Secession under u null and void Gil OF
Me- sHTRS1S yer to NJ Fruubu He coui see no ne
cesy ressserng for the thru time proposition which
proposition came from the House the President and
% o.pins hour having expired and the Civil Appropria
ton bill being order Mr. TRuMBuIL postpone the
unfinished business foT the purpose OF proceeding With the
pending resolution.
The Yeas Nays demanded this with the follow
yI gs' Hove D os,i a Rr s MEMO sr e Nor
t sev ' Ts% 1i5 Ss@ walS VIDE Whey %.n
Brown Bueisles FeeDdn Guthrie Henderson
so the consideration Of lbe Luton continued
After speeches Messr Johnson, Grimes Henderson.
Lane Hendricks the question stated b. the Guar
be upon the adoption Il the resolution reported BY the
Judiciary Committee substitute for the House resoln
Several Senators irqucd the vote for the resolution
ried the preamble win It
first on the resolution aiterward on the preamble
On MOTION Of M EDmuNDs the resolution Of the judiciary
Committee modified a. 10 read a. ] owsi
That United do hereby the present
euld TO s,he nights STATE uDder the Construction Of the United
S.sies.
Tne above was adopted substitute fr the House resa
tiou by the following vote;
fe dmands Gatsha Harm, Hendcs. Howard Howe. Ne.
%i,s Norton SyS fd 3D. re%s,'y Kinney Mdd 'P''s''
NAYMe trown :,a cGw .o De-: nds So1 1
sasr 1nsr saas"S wade WiI.y, T" sn wi.onls
a1syI cI a%Sae8 as ". or The House eab
M gUBBULL moved TO strike IRON the preamble the fol
living Worns: And whereas the body Of tie people ~
by proper spirit Of obedience shown TO the
saf eon Of CongIss return % saS se 70 %ae Un
States lieu thereof the words and has done
prof. aiming and drnaung loSa't!'
The amendment a. reed ~.
Nj. uoye TO sAe Gu, from the third ela1s after
not inconssten Constitution oi tue United States
The amendment S.s agreed TO- =,
qucson then striking out the o1se preamble
and Inserting tie senate prrm j. as aDended ~ leu thereof
yEss-s..5rs kn,hony. cSsnd cre,wel Fe..nden Hr.
Iow.IJ II M Ny, foaud fo~ef'y kal'ry ~ 's''i 4fu-
.Ars- Msrs aIown. Baetaey, Clan cowan, Davis, pese'
kase o. Foster snI sa,oh ield'iss, , 10 g.n' y
81 the Ssaate adopt preamble reported by
Mr SUMNER moved odd proy'o to the joint resolution.
that 1t s1al n"t take effect ot that "tin toe Sse tso
shah b. dena he otvc franchise, o. any other night
account of colof Sc
Mrs.T. Bfown Pomeroy sumner AMI Wade voted IN the
NJ DooirrLH moved to strike ont the preamble Of the
Home nt resolution quoted above and demanded the Yeas
YEas-A esrs Anti y brown, Buetaew CLARK CoNAn, rsv
poomue tdnand te-sn en, Poster Goihrs lie dsr0P len
oa.eroy Kinney ild, somnsr 1uGbul, Van wHsIe, wry.
chsnd,l c,svs a oT%s. maT' Howard KDi
The oia tnen taken out Of the Committee OF
the W noe into the Ssnate.
The st vote taken was on agreeing substitute the
l4rr-a YIul Ila
YrAs-Ne,r. cowsn Davis. Dooae Go,he HeDdsie.. Howe,
johnson. T. NTH. Noro- Poland R.dde-li.
NAY.-Ae.s Anthony brown Chandler Crh. Cree
Howard Kirswood Lane Morssn Nori sye roneroy R..y
VIZ wi..a. w.S" s ,-si
Ius brought The resolution OF the House, without pream
bic. before the Senate atau.
Nj IEuNnuI novel amend by striking the
Mr. POMERoY moved % amend the amendment by striking
oil after tie word Corgress the FLOWING words;
duly ected and qualified upon their taxing the oalhs I'
MIR. iTamba.'s amendment a. amended adopted By
YE1s~Nes Anthony BuetAep Comes. D.vi. F-.sa
S 1 Sss raaa fo%.5oy ale s6faS stewart ssSs
Iranbs., Van WnkIe, W. de, Valley W,son-sa - ,, -,
ENs-Mesrl brown Chandler Cowan, Cfs'~rh Dooiue "a
mgnd., onREfia ~inism' fsis.-i7 - wv
MI snfDAS offered the follow preamble to the
0'T S",s. The s's By seton Of
Re people placed ber ob-dsnee snd harmony with
Constitution and authority Of the uuhei states therefore
Mr. DAvIs moved to strike out the word nov"
This was dis greed TO-
Mr snERMAss then rejected by Yeas u
NJ TnusBur1 again offered the preamble reported nom
the judiciary Commttet and rejected In Coniee oil the
Mi sPRAeuE offered the preamble Of House resolution
as a substitute III Mr. 1gUMuLLe proposition.
This was disagreed 10 by Yeas. 2O hays. "a
Mr.. IrumbuLs preamble was then Hdopeo' v ie" ~'i
Mr. YATES moved to resolution by adding at It's
close the words Who the quahcalons required o
ssts proposed BY the xxxvIh Congress TO the Legs
Of the several States and have been dn elected an
.ka af 0f
law"
This vas disagreed to BY Yeos Nays 80. pom.,,,
ikAs-Me.. Cbsnder. kdmand., Howard LAM N'e foe'''
M. hnsony Brown Bucsew Clark Comes cown
c,,.nsl DAVIS. DcoHe Ps..snden iostsI Gnne. snthIle
srr. eadrr.ou HendIols Hove Ksweed NORA.
S Me- Ttsa sSIi' S.n %iaae wsy ~ism
outon a OF the senate declaring the Senators elect
Tennessee entitled 70 Their SCAT, Aha. .moe ,.oo
ton the Senate was not In order as substitute 0f JOINT
Tie Chair su,tained the point
Mr. appeale from the decision o: the Chair but the
Senate sustained the Chair. ,....-e-
Mr. offered the following amendment as substitute Tor
e. RgB q ss'r. S ss .SS .%
United s,ae' and have s,ea eoIy evidence OF nsr pr
sanction Of Congress. 70 IT, v1dy hereby ratified and .h. be
Mr. Nye's amendment was disagreed TO.
MI HESDEKsos at T. M moved 70 sdJoufn' Di'ag'ecu
A., DooIrrI moved TO amend resolution to make
# read the State Of entitled be represented
by Senators Representatives 10 Congress duly elected aud
qualified upon their taking the oath Of Office required by en
| isting laws.
The amendment was disagreed to-
The resolution amended then read third time and
as amended goes back the House for concur
renee In the amendment.
Befre taking the final HENDRICKS CowAS and
DooIr1E explained why they should vote for the resolution.
opposed the preamble They would DO so because
of the object sought be accomplished not because they III
dorsed the preamble. ,,--,,
MT BnoEN said he should against because he be-
eved II 20 be surrender all the principles for which the
Republican party had been conendng to admit Tennessee
while she denied suffrage 10 oolored citizens .
The the final vote the passage Of the resolution
NAY