The New York herald., 1866-07-14

AineltNlth
gross. n'si session, A. d 1926
ninnrRpFR SOLDIERS N NORTH CAROLINA.
MT WILSON, repl Of Mass, introduced the following,
and goei over m,
Resolfd That the President Of the United States bo re.
@ anIhasn M 2 ihe senate the record Of The Court q
aers assion in 1885, y he here rebel % General. lake
army osehss Ss sss aodSss Sss of e ss
Court inquiry and the action, II any, taken thereon.
. HrRA PAY OF MUSTERED OCT voIrxTgrRs
M Wfspx reported and asked the discharge from
further Consideration by the Military Committee OF the
plli respeng three months extra pay OF volunteers,
Wheh tntf'ered cut OF service and discharged
PAYMENT ToR PROPERTY LOST IN TnE SERVICE or THE
. GOVERNMENT.
., MI Wl!os reported, without amendment, from tho
sane contnitteo the b to amend the act providing for
States service. ~
rDEskiTY TO The STATES ron Wan EXPENSES
:, hr Gtrrhis. from the Finance Committee reported
the bill toIanend the several acts 10 indemnify tho
Saes for fpenses incurred by them defence OF tho
.ho oi another hill In lieu of the major por
,lon q the l which provides that the proper account
cutting the ts OF July II and 81 1901 shal report IN
favor of eafi State all moneys actually IN good faith
expended p connection with raising, suhss,lng and
transporting troops, and shall also rrpor, the claims of
each state tr interest moneys provided and actually
exponded her for the OF the unitod States during
the rebellion under the rules prescribed In Tho
case OF Maryland for expenses OF tho war with Great
Britain undefacta Of the Nineteenth Congress
RIGHT of WAY rEorGu MILITARY RESERVATIONS
hr HowAFp, irep) OF Mich, reported from the Mill
tary Committee join resolution giving to the Union
Pechc Railred the right Of way through military rcser
fallons whh was pa Hed.
rrBtc LANDS AND SOUTHERN R.nnoAns
MT foMEfY, Nopl Of Kansas, from tho Committee on
Public lsndt reported two bills to revive to certain
southern stacs the bencat Of act granting public
lands 70 conruet railroads which were ordered 10 be
printed,
ArEYAYpaA
Mr. wnIIA,s trep1 OF Oregon entered motion 10 rc.
consider tho pe the bll 70 re,nnex Alexandra to
tho District q Columbia, which defeated in the
Senate on Tueaiay last.
rnr rlRrr pur
MI ANTHONY trcp Of X l., reported from the Print.
ing CommtfesR resolution 70 print thousand copies OF
u,s Tariff bl, as passed by tho House, which was
adopted.
THE MAtARA SINE clsAL--mrL ra,rrovvn
The Niagara Ship Canal bill was taken up the
pration OF Oh, morning hour, tho pending question
being on tho mcon Of Mr MoaoAS 70 postpone the bi
until D,eember aert.
Mr. n.aar, tep) Of n. y, spoke IN favor q the
Mr. rRuanuLr. lrcp) OF H., spoke against the post,
pon,meni and oke of the great national importance
of the proposed work a. sufficient to urge the Immediate
passage of the bill
Mr.. BESpRicGs tdem.j Of Ind, hoped tue bill would
be postponed 1e did not believe its passage at the
present sers ion 7oud accomplish any good He In
favor oil the pdponcmenl OF this and other pending
measures OF mIprtance. II was time for adjo rnment
and there were tsues enough already made up 10 20
before the county Congress had neglected ia most
inpor,ant duiy4hat Of reaorng harmony between the
two sections by admitting The southern States TO repre-
Mr. lsrsHuLt Wished 10 know IL the Senator from In.
diana was 70 avo OF plncng the control OF the States
lately In rcbconin the hands Of rebels Is tho Vice
President Of tho late Ooufcderacy In here A.
SENATOR IL his colleague. Hcrsche " johnson, fresh
from The robe Congress, 70 como here as
a Senator TO lssislaio for loyal peorle Of this
country Let tse senator from Indiana shake on
hs party shack rise 10 the Union sentiments OF
the country Letbim say 10 the people of the South
: ! fourebels Who brought on this war, who oocasoncd
this desolaicn aud WOE throughout this land,
soanry anS back =. and ss the 'f mon Sn Of aS
with us in demanding that loyal men shall
control re country, and viii unto with the Senator
from Indiana In welcoming hei- representatives
here and In the other House by tho passage laws
cognzing these states IN friendly relation 10 The Gov
ernment The senator wants this harmony restored, n
nc wanisfrendy Intercourse among the inhabitants OF the
late rebel states tell him he have u until there
Is union sentiment IN the south that will protect the
for bis personal safety IN trayeling through
rebel districts has 70 conceal his love OF the he
p q. we nag s' Ia can no
have when loyal n.n men st ~, 's 2, permitted 70
60 ana later no". s .poe The ,ovs slem"n, NJ ,ss
country and the union ncn OF tbs nation have suffered
with the traitors who broaeh. upon Tie country and
''i,, pes..s ~ ogprsly,mHs ,ls * ,oysl o,g'
,n question not directly rc'cvan, 70 the bi hut he
wonid reply briehy 70 the senator from illinois He Mr
rrumbu asks The question, OF rather sais the propos
On that the relations between these States cannot bn
restored while and others who think are in IN.
sor ~ placing the ahern states under tho control of
Iooss and sisins re. nsht @ Fspresea,aon in Con
cecon Of the orcrs % the different states A. an In
dan,an. not willing a. up tue federal gov.
efhneh s"a thank, - an IlllOia man, that The Seua
tor wond han,y ~ ha, IInos shorld give M n tho
Icdcra COY rnncnt the control OF tho orfcers OF thai
SOY" Or That tho federal govoumen, should IN any wAy
the senator's purpose Tho bgs'ug IN, wl hardy
hs purpose herr % say that any who are With
ln opinion afyucaflng Tic adfn ~ u sea,g
ia sr bod sbe lLuae " ksprcsenaivcs of Yerons
directly eoIne ga sab the rebellion Tho senate kisvs
very wen iha there tos s'nrds ur1n the s'a'ro book
La N @fafa rad rxNf. n
provision requiring es'1y nenEn who ciains . scat
Mr. TEJ..Wrf-ls tho Senator from Indiana 10 favor
Of that lav and that ruler
Mr. hEabsl'Es Sail lbs votes would best sEpross his
sie~g On that question iIe had not askei u repeal tho
law Does tho senator from ILLINOIS con'ent 70 "a
pcaif
Nr TarHstrs -1crtanly n0i wll the senator from
indiana he n ne - keep " la foroeg
Ne Hs-snrics- replied that while the iaw remained
.ivi 9ugh he might hayo doubt ia conslitall0naty
be would not vote Gor Aie admission OF any man gho
s0ud not take Tia pres rsDed oath. " he Mr. HeEi
fcL 81 knew man 10 DO nlable 10 take that oath hc
would se orpose1 ta his adnrslon The question, how
sycr not whether rebels should take seais IA Con
srt 81, was not whethcs any man ho had been ccn-
boct ted with the rebellion IN any way he aintcd-lt
whether slec;ed by comicEnl authority In the
uh.rn staiss should be gdn,ed. lie Mr Hendrcksl
was not IA favor o. u,c adfnlsslon of Alexander w.
So phcns Hersehci " johnson While uIe io.i cath
tod " they cond take that caih, he would be 10
NJ TsuxsrrI repls 10 hr Hendr,eks and discus
Hon sprsng up beiwccn those tso sentiemen Ia whch
he whole question q the status VI tho l.e IcOel States
xn1 treated,
me Niagara ship canrl bill wss thsn postponed unlIi
nocsmbsr by me following vote
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vr wns0s from tho wAary Committee, rsrOr'ej,
without .Dsudmeri the lOLt resciu'0n ~ r~sarf 70
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or rald ao shall be construed - nrufe ar shr yea
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