, 1866-05-11

s19u'd Des not tesv' to any eons ms sse tsss
9es tPe Pssk H. n ske'Sta ard ashe
then let Us consider whom We shall iosetse and
whom we shall exclude: That Ia my principle.
Let not there friends Of secession and eccsstons3s
fInr to me their ha!cyon aones Of peace and good
wil until .heI ean stop nag ears to the shsieks aud
Enss hs dypg y Ts@s a.
zane extent, than the terrible tragedy Of Jamatca
While mn willing that those rebel States shall be
hef Pity yea not 70 nt ~ those
couD1ymeu, while their clothes are still rct with
blood. Wat uLul they are didercntl, clad. I do
e o r s boSa % td1 la whose
Gentlemen forget lbe HceEcs that took place hero
twenty ye.Ef ago. when the mighty Tooushs, wt1h
ss sa5 nsied e. 6e.e
he'll ot 1eais.anau. They seen to lorget
the scenes enacted here tI yetrs ago before the
sn Lett @ nal @ s1 e9 e,
they came over here IN one yelling body, because
atpeceh for freedom was beng made on ibis side;
snG pso aud hs n.zSsd e Of Ms
sissiprl, drew bowie knife.
Mi. 'TlAYEk reminded Stevens that the third
sons as Representatives, but merely excluded Them
from voting, and he asked him II be thought he
could buld penitentiary big enough to hold eight
nos Mf sfEeERs z PfsR Yes, Sir That peuttentissy
which Is guarded by bayonets down below, and II
they undertake 10 come bsck We will ahoot them.
The pen.entia1y of he'll is the penttcatiay that they
Alter lome further remarks In the same strain,
Nj. sTBVkNs withdrew The motion 10 seeotumit,
1Ed moved the PREVIOUS question.
Nj. tiARFIEtp inquired Of The Speaker whether,
In ca.e the previous question was not seconded, If
would be IN order tor him to move to ameEd by
smeaanept mt suFsesicd @ 5y II? Mckee, a %
those who had voluntarily taken part III the rebel
lion from holding o11ce under the uaited States
The SPEAKER replied that mo,Ions aud amend.
naenss would he IN ord-z II the previous question
should rot be seconded, The House divided and
amendment Of tho joint resolution. Teless were
demanded and o1he1ed, tho result bein4 tho same.
que:tIon. ''snalI The main question be now put"
nc House vo'sa py yeas and nays. the result being
the yotc psogrts:cd the c1catcst interest and ex-
element was manifested By the members+ sonae Of
whom stood together in groups discussing the
thc consequences and tying 10 enioses tGe!E Wows
The Democratic members generally carried out
thcsF policy, which was 10 prevent any amendment
Mr. FAKNSWOKTn wanted to know whether
at this stage Of the measure motion TO fccommit
i ntth inetructtops WAS In order: bnt The SPEAK
ER Informed him II was not
The ns.Ss q Xxi H. 'ise NAxIoSb ~ " Called. and
The kepabtcsn members clipped their hands and
7he srEaRER directed tho clerk to call hi.
ses :5s;t e s Hs's s Cd s a's q
The SPEAKER, in announcing the vofe, said !:
lwo-thlt1- voting IN the Affirmative, declare The
The amendment xns greeted with considerable
utilization in The hall.
o. q Heion e> Of Ii. wasHGnRSE. si1ta Of Illinois,
the eveh1nr sessions were dispensed Win unt1l
further orders. The reason TOR the MOTION be stint
ed to be, that the bus11eas Of the House WIS much
IN advance Of that of the Scnatr. and that the re-
As Subsequently, NJ wAsHSgRSk ,Si = &, ,nno,s
adjourn today Il adjourn to meet IN Monday next.
The motion WIS agreed 10, with sott Of hslf m
eerst!nding that the vacation would extend 10
The SPEAKER presented communication from
the Secretary Of tbc Interior reply 10 the House
resolution Of the fth or May IN regard to certain
mttee on TefHtoFles,
Alec, Communication from the Secretary Of the
Navf In reply to the onse resolution Of tic th Of
May IN regard to clerk. aud whether any of them
served in the rebel army, &c. Laid On the table.
Also communication from tho Secretary OF the
IsP g e ae naa o.
which was referred to tho Committee on Indtsn al:
iAitz.
Also IN address Of the colorcd citizens Of Chicsco
to Congress, which, on motion Of 1tf. ROSS, was
referred to the Committee On Rceonsunc'iou.
A1f. DARLING introduced bill 10 fefund aud
pay tertaia taxes on imported spirits; which was
tsad twtce and referred to the Committee ol
Wdyg md Meanf.
On motion of Mr: MORRILL,, the Senate smen1 :
nent to the uouee hill Imposing duty On lire ani-
mails Was taken up and concuHe1 In.
On motion Of Mr. BANKS, the Senate amend
rcnt to the llonEe joint resolution teausu to The
n'teoptcd assns1lnatton Of tf1 Emperor OF Russ!a
srus taken up and concurred In
Mr. SPALQlN4 introduced bill to aid In THE
eun>truciiou OF telegraph lines, aLd TO eecure TO
the Government shC uss Of tho faC.s for rosta1.
achtt-fr sud ctEaf parPoeS. IeaI tWicS. Aad re-
setfed to the Pot OhIce Comnttiet-
3!E. scnENCK obtadued leave 10 hare printed
state OF the tnion, m amendment which hc pro.
posed to offer 10 the Tax Hill On the subject Of
etcsrr Il proposes on cigarettes, Or sulal rlyare.
not 7a!aed .t 0res $eG0 per GOO. tax of 3:.00;
On chs-oote and c1casettes and ctcars, known a
"shtrt sfxts, AEG ctRafa made with PASTED ncads
not valued At over F12 90 pc. 19, ta1 OF $iO0 |;
Wh valued at oyer TIA o. ard not over 1000 per
LUZ, &1t.00, and When valued orck $50 aud not
oFer Sa0.o1 PSF 1901 *a1oo ard all valued oycr
s4o0o, tax of $iDtO per 1,009.
Ms. BOYER oEered q resolution. which Ens
adopted, directing tnc Committee on Invalid Pen
s!on. to inquire Iato the e1pedency Of amending
the tame footing as dependent mother.
Mr. HENDERSON introduced hill granting
Ands to the State of Oregon for buila1ng military
road from Albany, Ore1ou, to the Eastern huun-
1RJy of Oregon. 1sead twice, and referred to the
Committee on Public WQyks,