The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05

dent these vast powers by virtue Of the
power He told Us In hIs annual mcssse thai the war
ars vested by tn, consllupon In tho President either
President Commander In Chief OF the Array The In
srament RiVes Congress power 10 make all laws
sary and proper carrying into execution AL powers
" siod by tho oonstitut the government OF tho
United stats or IN any department OF 9lhoer thereof
obedience 10 law, the very thing which he ~ ufcs
10 do Hc siys the tendency OF thus bin must be TO
r.euscitate the spirit Of the rebellion What Assumption
n one who denies the authority 10 punish those Who
violate United States laws under color OF ate autho
nty-a doctrine from which the rebellion apnng and IN
entire harmony with tho DECLARATION OF Ar buchanan
that there power 10 coerce Siatel But sir Out
Of the mouth OF senator Andrew johnson viii prove
me spirit '1 o. sLy constitution, II no, tho
letter, In vetoing this bill II VIII be &c
grcss BY more than twothria majority, the vote 10
The being yeas 30 10 IL; Ia tho House yeas
III. nays 3S will read from tho renHrkn OF s.na,of
Andrew johnson the veto OF ths Ito nesssad bii by
81. 10 lchanan THE President of tho uSt'd States
prcsuncs-yes, sr, 1 say pre.Unes--to dc.at, 70 Tho
American people and 10 the two housis OF Congfeas,
In violation OF the spirit, " not tho Later,
constitution that this measure shall not bcsonp law
Why d. say thss I AK IA thac any difference In
tn sprt OF Tie constitution whether M ,islgc q etnc
toned Dy atso-third, vota before ~ pasgi or after
wardsY Whom measure has lcos vet9el ~ me Ff'si
don't the rcqu red uat Il shall b. recon.id
cred ami passed by t~othirs vola IA 1rl'f :" boone
law ba' here in the ecth % tho Esssl.iye, there
two-thris vote IA favor OF this bli Tue fose was
ihrty-s to two IN tbs body. rno two hil.at have
rad that tins IL Constitutional and right IN
nation, tho vote sA liz TO 81, ten mere Than
the two thirds majority which the constitution
rreqaifeA And whoa there e t~o.taidi vote
Tor a 'asdrs, say II = against the fpFit OF the
conatltu,ion Tor the Executive o. ay.'N. you Ghsl
not 9ay' ,s l ,ahs '9S 40. ee , veto
with this bin and then nay who has violated the spirit
OF tho ooust ttion, THIS bin Ia manner iuicrercs
with the municipal regulations ~ any State which pro-
tects all alike In their gifts ~ person and properly 10
colld have no operation in Malaachus ~, Now YORK
HLnols or most VI tho States OF tho Unon. Hon pre-
In gllnfro
have aud exor Ise the right 10 punish somebody
or 10 deny somebody civil nsht on &C oun'
OF hi color that 10 ghts state viii b. destroyed
II manifest that unless thus bill DO asss moth ng
be doue proto the freedmen IN thor lbsfy ani
their nights. Whatever may have boon thu 90 nioa Of
the President 10 good fath requiring the
rty ~ the feedmen IN ticr liberty AMI tcir prop
eriy Il l. manifold from the character of tho oboc-
tons TO THIS Bill that De wil approve NJ measure lha
will accomplish the object That tho sccoud clause ot
the Constitutional anenfmcn gives this power thero ran
be NJ question. sofno have eonci d"d mat Il gives
tho power "a confer the right Of s1Hrge,
have thought 10 because have never thought eaf
frige any necesary 70 the liberty o freeman
than OF non.voting white, whether chud 90 icalac
But his liberty under tho Constitution h. y entitled 70,
aud whatever i necessary 10 secure !, him Is entitled
10 have b. Il The ballot OF the bayonct II the bin
before US, and which goes 90 further Than 70
secure civil rsha TO Tho ircclnrn cannos % p.sssa
then the constitutional amnndnnnt decarinf Freedom 10
all inhabitants OF tbs land ~ cheat end deiifl"n
cannot better conclude what have 10 say tan 10 N
Language Mr. johnson the Occasan VI ms veto OF
The Homestead bill. whom, aftsr stating that Tho
fact that tho President Inconsistent and had
measure and gres, PRINCIPE u 90 reason why ssha
TOR or Representative who had acted urfer-taufbgy
siD I'D chan biz opinion, he Ei ~ lofe the Senate
aud H0us of pfetrntavcA Who have nanctiobod THIS
bal by than a thirds majority, will. according
10 the uoa exercise their privilege and pDsef
and let the bi law ttbe land, according io
the high bcheu Of the American people"
Further onsderaii9n OF the subject was postponed WI
motion 81 Mr.. Johnso, sho i.ifes 70 ao
dress this Senate On a.
ia. rroaa.srr ,rIos oy rus yuosoaWv
On motion ~ Mr. HAERis tie Senate took up The blu
tlr lttif n he Ifn lied
Mr. N wa. lrepl ~ Mich, offered am Amendment
providing clerks of Courts Of Apps ais
be- akin 10 such presiding Judge within The fohrb
drgrc OF conssnguinty.
The amend a,eat wa lost. yeas Q, nay 10.
Mr. Hesprn on. nopl Of Mo- Offered an apfndpeui
giving the appointment ~ Tho clerks d. The 1oart 10
stead d 10 It's "yrcsiding ladge" Lost
Afbr dlsen sisn this blu plai ed upon ~ thift
reading and fa..od- yeas ~ nayso
R-Ihe bin wac ptessntl full In The report % Mon
day . proceedings II nov goes W ths House.
The senate, forty minute. dtor four =. NJ, &C
| lourned