New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
XXXlXTm CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SFvt E.. WASHINGTON. July
rurpy &C., IN WAR DTDTS.

sEyh E.. WASHINGTON. July - leo
Interest ON WAR DEBTS.
NrIiUTHRIE (ky.l from the Committee on Fl
reported the resolution respecting ihe pay Of
interest upon the several states win an
amend mont II being on the second sector az ioiio"s
s,crox The sad accounting shall In like manner export
the each State for interest on moneys
h,, The sane r. observed preroed n the
STAT Of 400 ir Sat-. asy IT, "a ar with Gre.,
britain - Ct the acts Il the MINI Congress '' session"
GEs. rIcKErrs MURDKR or LOYAL cARoLSIAss.
Nj. WILSON hassl INTRODUCED me following "HioH "H'
That the Precedent q the United sta. oe reg
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6ee' o. and fiels unaeI TIE 5i Of hs aid Court
lnqliry and TIE s.,,oe my ss1 here 10 ,vps
NJ NusoN reported ad ASKED the discharge from further
confederation 10 the ary Committee Of the oi respecting
three months pay Of Volunteers when mustered ou1 Of
PEoPrRTY Iosr WHILE ~ TIE SERVICE.
Mr. WILSON reported without amendment from the same
CON nce bl amend the providing tor ayment OF
horses property o IN the United States service
ISDEMNFcATOS FoR STATE WAX EXPENSES.
Mr. guthrie from Finance Committee reported the bill
the several Acts indemnify the State for expenses
incurred by them IN defence 81 the United States win an
msmen IL amended by the Substitution OF another bal
m lea the major portion Of the bill which provides that the
proper accounting officers Hnds the Secretary Of the Treasury
rreeang Of Jg II and =. l-tl, shall report Ia
favor each state all moneys actually and IN COCO ail es
pended In connection with raising slossng ana
nv ,s Of The usted states cnrinF the Rebellion
% l~. rc,erib In tho case OF Maryltud ~ Of
The wa WITH Great Britain Aes Of the XlXth Con
grcss -
M MORGAN N " presented three petitions against the
proposed taf hardware which were reeredto ihe Som
sToHT OF WAY FoK THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mf. HowAWD mich reported om The Military Committee
lont Resolution giving Ia the Inion Fache kaioad the
rght Of way through military reserYatons winch was
passed ..-..
Mr. PosHRoY kansas from the Committee on Public
Lands reported bills revive certain southern States
.wanffU lH
roads. which ordered 70 be printed.
THE REAsSExATIoS oP ALEXANDRIA.
Mr. WILLIAMS oregon entered motion 70 reconsider the
Ss,s vhicS wa. DEFEATED IN the senate on Tuesday
PRINTING IRE TARIFF
rr.olann 10 prin, thousand copies OF the Tariff BIZ as
passed by the House; which was adopted
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL BILL.
The Niagara Ship Canal b taken up the expiration
OF the morning hour the pending question being on the motion
OF Mr. MORGAN o. Y)io postpone the bi until december
Mr HARRIs NY spoke favor OF the motion to postpone
Mr. TRuuBuLL 1l) spoke against the posponement and
spoke 81 the great national Importance OF the proposed Work
as sufficient 10 urge the immediate passage Of the bill
MI HrXpRicKs Ind) hoped the hill would be postponed:
aeeomush any good lie in the posrponement
OF this other Of Importance IL was tine Tor
20 before the country Congress had neglected s most
important duty that OF restoring harmony between the two
by admitting the Southern States to representation
Nj TRuMBrIl wished know II the Senator from Indiana
beon in the hands OF kebes IL the ycePresdent of the
late Confederacy In here senator IL bis col
league Hechc v Johnson fresh from the Rebel Congress-
10 come here as Senator 10 egae loyal people OF
this country let the Senator from Indiana shake on DIS
party shacs the Union sentiment OF the country
lei him say to the people Of the South Yon Rebels who
brOnght this who oecasoned this desoaon ahd woe
land stand back aud let the loyal mel OF
the country rule the connui Le nn unc win W " III
m-ndng that loyal men shall control the country and WIZ
unite with the from Indiana IN welcoming their
Representatives TO seats here ana IN the oth ou pv the
passage laws recognizing these states as 10 friendly retoA
Government 1.-THE Senator wants tins harmony restored
he wants friendly intercourse among the inhabitants of the
late Rebel STATES tell him he cannot have until there
In the south cann& have when man. for bis personal
safety Ia travelling through these late Rebel districts has To
conceal love for the Union. He cannot have 1t when the
National flag cannot safely through the streets OF
Mote He eaanOt bGye II when oyal n1n and women are
no, permitted 10 go and scatter flowers upon tue graves OF
the who fell TO maintain the Mon Tue oya element
OF the country the Union men OF tue naon nave suffered
too much and have utilization aud friendship with
the who brought ruin upon the country and sim per
sist IA expressing LOYAL men -, 49,. -, ,,.n., -. .
question not directly relevant to the bill hut he would reply
briefly the Senator from Illinois, lie (irnmbuD asks the
be these States b. restored while and others
who think as do in favor Of placing the Southern states
repreepation in Congress think that Congress has
control selection OF the officers OF the different States
Coyernment and think ulno. that the Senator
would hardly that Illinois should give up 10 the Federal
the control the officers OF that State that
the Federal Government should In control their elec
ton But SIR It may the Senators purpose on the
or any who are opinion are advocating the
BODY the House Of Representa-
tves Of persons directly connected with the Rebellion The
senate knows very well that there now stands upon the Statute
Books Of the United Staes and the rules OF the Senate
provision requiring every person VINO Chains seat IN the
Senate take n most solemn OATH
MI TauxUI-Is Senator from Indiana 10 favor Of that
law and that ruler .
Mr. HrsDRcKs said his would best express his views
on that question He had asked to repeal the law Does
the Senator from Illinois consent 70 rs repeal
Nj IRuMBLL-Ce rtanly not VIII the Senator from In-
diana help me 10 keep II In foreef -,
Mr. HESDRroKs replied that while the law remained al
though be might have doubt 10 it contutionaity he
would for the admission OF any man who could not
take the prescribed oath be endrcks knew to be
unable wOud be opposed TO his admission
The ostion however whether Rebels should take
seats IN whether any man who had been
with Rebellion way DE admitted. IL was
wheth selected by competent authority IN the Southern
states should be admitted He (Hendrick was not In favor
az the admission Of Alexander H. Stephens or hersche "
oath stood II they coui1 take that oath
he would be in favor OF their admission
Mr. IRuMBrLL replied to Mr. Hendricks, and discussion
sprung ~ gentlemen In winch the whole
onstoi the status of the late Rebel States was traced
The BIZ then postponed til December by tue following
vote 81, O.
YnAs-Mss Anthony Brown. Baekaew Clark Corsn Davis
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