, 1866-05-22
WAaHEaTos, M1y Il.
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MI WILSON. leoaa the Military Couutttee. r..
posaed tae Dill 70 create the Ps1da Of General In the
Mf: RAMSEY. called up The b,lt for the survey Of
tns Uppes Atsels sippi and Ainaeeosa R1sezz+ Read
Judiciary Conruit1ee to inquire into and frpoft on
mode s. of United sstes senso1s as0 b. 5e iae
tic iii 1equins ssenis d ss 1ne Po:s eSRssa oRee b..
pattment to Gise bonds. was introduced md 10.
fetred 70 tne Post Once Couna,ttee.
lat T. af?as1n,se @ Ts.s called Up md postponed.
bnng up The Reconstruction Committee report
c q ne agss,toa s Of tsktss up The !eto en the
C9o1sao @ 20 ~: ~ 7 ~ yS1ea 70 naaAe special
pp md 4se h tar 1edaeas @ I'd "a nSsh ioud
iae TIE national debt WIS made lhe special order
from the House tor Joint Investigating Committee
Or the tssed9en'e BUREAU At1atra vera otdcned 10
Of Columbia bills passed Adjourned.
ROUsE.
Mr LAWRENCE Of Ohio, introduced undo. The
81 q sats* Tor h.ll: "A bill 10 project the night
crimes; 10 amend thu act 10 establish tise Jrdicist
conr,t of the United states" Road iwlee md r.
f7tnd ao re Gommt'iee on 1ndtclasy:
Na'iona1 Currency act Of June, 1861, which W.
rtad twice and referred to tho Committee On Rank-
III. TKoWHRiDGE introduced bill to auene
the act granting right Of way or1 the Mlitaty Ke-
seFe At Fort Protest. MichIcap. which Hns read
t"ase 9nd ,sEs11ed 10 Comnl1ree on Comuesce-
thoa1tng the Postmaster General to psy IN ada.
ton1l tAsrJ to the letter carers Of San Francssco
which Wa read twice and reterred 10 the Post
HI. DOSNElLS introduced bill rela1t7e 10 .c,-
ing tufgcons m the Unl.ed S,ales army, prosldlnr
To- = s pst
tae Government. Read Iwfce md referred to the
o9%uit,ss ~ msps4n oP ailiisEy a An4tts; zs ,..
bill to constitute Omaha and Nehfn=ls City ports
Of delivery. Head twice snd referred 10 Committee
nj. BRADFORD. Of Colorado, introduced -. hi,
II relson to rsde md intercourse with The Indian
H1oes. Head tmice and tefesred 10 conmi lee on
Nj. LATHAM offered resolution directing the
Coumiseione0 Ct the Freedmen>s Bureau to com
nunlcate to the Home. the reports recently made
raean Of .ns b sa 9so
pestest.on Of the Bureau. ,The rrtojutiou va
III: DAVIS offered resolution, which y., .dont.
ed, directing The Committee an Banking md Cas-
Sacy RI to aan1fe lnso 1he e1ped!ency ot excepting
teFest bond. Of juiy, from he aI Of ten Der Ell
nov provided by law, mill the drst day Of july.
ag;, 4; q Mc9Tr. to1e ~ Rressogs ths5elo
clartng that the contnuaucy OF the eecedin1 states
sEndees II necessary to exercise Congressional leris-
tatton, IN order 10 g1re the Loyal citizens OF those
State$ prutetnOn> ~ lhs1f lAtnlnl aud persouAl
rights entmerated IN the Cuustftpifon and in ad-
1t1ou thereto makes II necessary 10 keep On loot
1sIse standing army to maintain The anthofity .
burdened BY 4 war debt incnt7e1 to defend thc M
tlonalify acalptt an ,ntaDons rebellion, and hat
neither Just Or polite to l9tes this addition
1expk.nfe upou the peaceful Industry OF The patoa
Rtsoi1sa, ,That 1t he referred to the Joint Com
pediency Of levying cont.1brtione upon The 70
cedlug etaes To deftaJ 1he extraordinary expenses
iha. would othe!Eisc be imposed On ,he Gecesat
10 report by bill or other"tee-
seo tSs
.sered ,o--:s te IS. " '''''1''oD was NDea
The NEXT busfhe.s in order Was the confederation
Of Tic resolutions offered by Mt. HENDERSON, Of
! ofeeon, On tbs l9ta or February, and were then
lafd oyes undez tie sn1e. declaring It The sense
ol this Qouse that Ill Just md righteous Gosern.
men't ale intended no1 to confer rights md priv.
each md every fnd1rfapal the fo1i and miriam
tnelIed e1etctse md enjoyment of Ill tho.e nehts
which Cod has bestowed upop him
Seconu, Thai The ea1ety, h4ppfnesa and prpspetity
tea tea1lxed 10 nc violation OF iaw. aud that these
The purpote of1etaiistton but 10 insure snbordins
| ton tnd obedience.
Third. TINT Ills Hou.e will stand BY and eustsln
|
states, upon Sufficient number Of the rebels il
each Of the StAcs, lately IN 1nsurreclan Against the
national Government, 10 yludtcate the majesty ot
The lsss to sustain The confidence Q! the loyal peo-
pie 3nd to wau the refractory for sl1 tCae 10 come.
| Lii. NiBLAtk thought the resolutions Wete TOO
indefinite, md the Hou.e shonla INFORM the Preet-
| 1Ae previous question being moved and seconded,
ths resot1ttons were ag!ccd to without division.
| Iii. DErItEEs' resolution wss next taken up.
declaring that It IL the opinion Of the nouSe nat
CnprrtkN has M aff1 ftl{nna1 t{Hhf ar 4I,a
| qnallnes.ion Of electors IN the several States.
| Nj. ROGERS. Of New 5ezsey, moved to lay The
resolaon On r. table and called for tue yeas and
If. RRANDEGER said It YRS Judicial qucs-
1otttce: Yeas e nays w., So the rezo>n,ion Tas
] III. ELIOT, OF Mass, ssked leave to ofier a con.
current resolution, to appoint joint comuittee.
consulting Of tEo Senators aud three nembers of
nens Hutrsu and Of it, oiocra in the States where
] the burcan has been In operation, With power 10
rsad Tor nes5ons and paper. to exanlne witnesses
md directing the Seruesuf-2,-AfDs ofthe Hoaseof
ssnats o. one q the deputies Of either, 10 accom-
a1y ,t s e9m'tse 20 iss Committee TO rare po*s.
out oi he contingent fund Of both houses In equ.1
NJ. ROSS objected, saying he though, it better
| :, ~, EL!OI1 moved 10 su-pent the rules to en-.
able PIT tG 20 oaes the resolution. The rules were
il flsoE thereof The resolution was then adonted.
~ vote at s. to n. 'A' ''>'1 "o'p's''
@Sen e M xs! ,a ,as sea.e
tans Genefal Of the STATE Of Ohio to dists,e1te
through The nas. ftee ot portage. to veietaa rol.
d,crs fo-enlilted 1n Ohio. ce1tan medals forn,shea
BY the Ceneral Assembly of that state. Wa tsEss;
tron the Speakers table, read three tsmes, md
passcd:
Eecnry Of The Inferior 1ur iuformaiiop Ecsnectin,,
the purchase Of land for The accommodation OF the