The New York herald., 1866-03-17


great number Of verbal and minor amendments
were also reported.
SALARIES UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGES
MT POLAND trepj OF VT, introduced bill TO Ax the
salaries OF the District Judges Of the United States
which WAS referred to the Committee the Judiciary
II gives s. 900 per the JUDGES OF Massachu-
setts Southern New York, Mary land Eastern Pennsyl
vanla, Eastern Louis ana, Northern California Oregon
ana Nevada and to those Of all other districts s. 900
ANOTHER PLAN FOR mE APPROXIMATION OF SOUTHERN
sTATEs
MT STEWART (rep) OF Nevada, introduced the follow
ing joint resolution which referred TO the joint
committee on Reconstruction
Whereas in the present distracted condition the
constitutional shoud be employ qaieiinso
and the osieraon hostile feelings growing out of the
Inc Inc OF Gv and whereas one Of the most pro
opinion existing the subject negro suffrage; and
Whatever that and from
the states whose people were lately IN instruction will
elected States shall have so%paS with hsVe eern
reeed and whereas Il is pnrsosonabe e. eapec the res
o. harmony and good feeling as long as the
recon are prevented from resmng their ancient relations
Resolved drs that whose people were
having fully and sady resumed h. Former s reaons With
@ e,o % and It's % sha be d
w To- s a se ~ hs have g amended It's
and disabilities among classes Of its popuiaon
% ID S lo al Or Of
which sad STATE may have heretofore contracted
third yield all claim to oompsns.ton on soooans Of
o tho s M sS oa ar al TO poSds for The
same terms and conditions making dscrimin
%h@ Sssa % in Se
c sse o. ihsr respective states shall no. b disfran
been or may be prescribed since that year ''''
complied and The same shall have SesS raSa b.
nas e q ss % a
they existed n 1880 general shah be proclaimed
sSnHsS'ss with SSsd speo.Sa
70 y s% 81 Ses%. s.
by s..S,s ss.so. o. ,s. connection with ,Ss rsS.Iion
ss . e ;ul.ss .s,! T. ne
ed TO incorporate In their state
sssvs % ss .os,ao ws 'ss s q. Sus
no: % e assert Soercv. the part Of
o he s 81 'as e ai
P's Ta earnest earn e their own good and love
people happiness and true glory Of the whole American
Mr.. STEWART In Offering the above, made q brief ex
plantation He said he had been careful observer Of
the current OF events since Congress assembled and
had come TO the conclusion that the proposition he had
submitted corresponds with the prevailing sentiment in
public press He offered this without e1pressIns any
opinion ~ TO the proprcty or impropriety OF negro
sonrnge, which he had studiousy avoided all
Mr. Ponrsor, trep Of Kansas asked Mr. s,ewar, II he
had not once said somsthing about its being white
Mr. SnwAsT replied that he had only stated that the
fact Of this being white mans government was not 70
be SCORED - dsregArded he sti said 40 Mr. stsvnrt
continued his REMARKS ON the resolutions he had SUBJ
mtted believing his proposition the prevailing
sentiment of the country. He thought IL but fair md
jurt thnt tho best terms ConvreSs ss xiIl,c, n, 80
should submitted the south for the people OF that
section 20 adopt Or rs,sct THIS proposition he said,
stons which appear Ike coercion also avoids the long
roll provided BY some propositions the nature of con
stitutionai am ndments which contested upon
Northern baltic folds before the south can have
an opportunity TO be heard upon IT, This is the
heard Mr. Stewart said he did not pretend
10 be welded TO tho particular provisions OF
what ne had submitted but he endorsed the general
nifty TO vote upon it. when they refuse that will be
time enough 70 consider other propositions but until
the right 10 decide for themselves He would state
furthermore, In presenting this proposition that he
found 70 be 10 accord with the letter written the
key, which he was authorized 70 state genuine
publshed IN the newspapers. Having rad the letter
referred 70 Mr stewart said the proposition ho offered
corrc,ponded IN spirit with that letter and he had no
rea.on 70 believe that the President bad changed his
ior ,he reascn that the Convention refused
~, ,h n, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rom Governor sharkey 80
az s' @ s.'s ns or any other state The President
ud no, ee nlmsei athorzed 70 submit the question
,Ss people n. ss r,e.dsn id no, feel authorized
mshe ~ 'he Nn Twas question outside upon
ne peoe o' 'ne sou'h had no opportunity OF
MT mhLAhb rep OF oregon, was glad 10 see such Q
psvposson r. a .omns ,ron hr stewart He would Inquire
w. , ~ -, "e'ner, " ue ooInmit.ee OF Fifteen re-
ported plan o. reconstruction embodyng that prvpo-
s"n ne lnf s'eNar woud vote Tor keeping the south
''o"sFes ou' o' congress until that plan was
~,
b.a osrsS ,.,n, ne m ia voe 70, tns proposition he
hsn ouereo reported py the committee.
a, u,.,.,n ~ ,rp !" oa., sskea u ws non stretch
W 70 ehpec' tno Commtec of fhtecn 10 sus
~, ,. o - ne 1911 noe sus,s'n .ne commteo
"a I. iS sAo nc nmpy suom'itedth tho proposition,
,h~ ~ 49, ~ a p'e"'o 70 'o'e TOT u recommended by /
W. - oSss.o S ,
r...ss ~ s,t., W woioono n tns senator rom
.i,--S nes 'ert 70 he nscessity Tor
s<is.sx ~.s OF '.s- no,r nave maintained That
- ~ .a.ssc ~ tne oay guarantee Ior futnro peace
/. ..s.s'.v '. '.,s oounsy nave insisted that u was
49, AZ, ,ns. vhnou " your national debt 10
~, 80 - :. yosr iss'oom w os IN constant
( "a 80 f..,p sp.oS .snso. ealoy psfmanens peace