, 1866-02-14

LATER FROM MEXICO
A Cheerful Letter from Juarez.
The Imperial Forces De-
noralized and the Re.
publicans Hopefu1.
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL.
Why NJ, Romero was not Present
Diplomatic Etiquette

Diplomatic Etiquette
The Richmond Enquirer Sup
pressed by Gen. Grant.
E1e2th Of tie Catholic Bishop
Of Boston.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
wAsu1sezos, Feb. 10.
SENATE
Mr. MORGAN. Of New York. presented the cre-
dent,ae Of Mr. LeHts E. laIs0n. Senator elect fttm
Alabama. MI. Morgan said A. the slale Of Ala.
amx Ii one Of the Stacs THAI during the period OF
1our years. has been In rebellion against the United
Statt 1na II Congress has not determined whether
str political eondinon Of that safe such as 10
lille tne State TO representation IN the Senatf do
no, expect that Governor Ia. :s1 be requettet
10 come forward to take the ae4i At this time and
upon The tablc to await the further aeion ol the
Senate, 1t W1s 60 ordered
several pentions far an equalization Of bounty.
sese:al ps1iutions for equal civil and polfhea,
rfghte were offered and fefe11ed.
Nr. WADE oi Ohio, offered the petition Of co'o-.
Mr. SAULS BTRY, Of bel, wished 10 ask gues-
t1oo. The Senate and the country were very "a
mllia7 With thss wo1n eo,oreu applied 10 the ne
gro taes. lie would like to know what anthnrity
uese wsx ios the NE 81 that word. The only place
he bad eve. zen It II history 70 applied x.s 10 The
history 9! 1t. Domingo, where was u'ed to de-
Mr. FEssESDEN, nom the conrnit,ee on Re-
teH 11fn n
the Constitution, W7'h an additional article a
| tollowe: "Congre=s shall has. power 70 make all
HE oi eaeh SIZE ID lie t pstTee G % and imrnanises of
c,tiycns Of the several STATES, and to I'll pestous Of
he !eyetal s'aics euns, protection in the rights
] Of lile. Liberty and property. The resolution ~as
Iii. BROWN offered resolution, which uzs
adopted, ips1rnrting The Committee On Commerce
TO trqutfe what Legislation necessary 10 proect
dan.ers incident 70 explosion OF tubular holess.
time io1 Withdrawing goods nom pubic ores md
warehouses. 10 ~hfcn As.. spIAGUE's notion for
@a EsI 6fs ssa.. tue p a, ,cu
tated 10 in1urioae1y snrct home manufactures. by
enabling imports,s e T. se H. sooas ehespsF thsa tasy
said be hAd heart great deal about The proftt OF
asnutaetn5G.. @ The hapPlesi period g. hls Ade, he
s2sa aa.' Hns = az .5sse ss .. he
lie would like the WezteEn and Middle stztes 10
't Asr n tu,thsr aeasie, in shicS Iesefs. Sherman.
&orTil, Hendricks and Clatk participated, further
eons liberation OF the subject waa postponed tn TO-
NJ. wilson reported bin 10 =. .he military
Fesce estapl!s hmsol q the tnited states
a1nend the Constitution on the snf9crs OF 1easrsen-
talon,
~ C SGMSEh oasssd - IN ; atnendEnept te .n.est
ptopo ltion: md they sha BE- exempt from TAXI
nsnxde 81 !hst thnsr bo ~ .4rnr ~ i1a1 ih" pieet
Z, nt..nn ~ .c.ornt nf co,n- ~ -sea .h,1i 1 ~
s-,,,. tn11n s.-s1;1m sr ~ " ~'~' ~ 1@>3 E~'"'' S
WI. WESnEnsosa HI! Addressed ths st.,a,c a,,en-te
IN ga.nr Of he nmeudment ntiesrd by MIN rrceni,y
prohibiting n, stste from Wstlafa sanE fne eeeti9e
dcTs n hss eneseh % ne Viir1n,s deie-a:ion. .d
eaia i.i Hhsi was Known as he Tsascai n1T.T tas
thr rrcs danger 10 :h1x eoun,.J, He had supported
Inc Fe'oEa e; ;he na s @.s1o ence n rs
| 80 ~ ,He1nvc u 1,nz.thS. ~
IL earliest ptacncable monaent the hinton or TIC
ststex a. aesfre5 nnu. n a. "a IN lie s1,h of
farsrv r. H. r. sdracotea n" ~ ansssinn II o1,s
,aps M md md Afsansas. H. BELIEVED 81. LINCOLN I'D
n II p. = S,s, NJ s.1 IN n Vaq W, az u isen
nd It VA our p1ipose to rvstorc the En,oa 4
*, 4he .sbefiion ought. il psu. 10
Sc suppressed By these new Statc,
ORGANIZATIONS. The rebels d,i not participate il
l thee ssxte organizations. They strongly opposed
e ao! 20 sae 11: @ sea
| Nr johnson, he denied the night Or the President
to rrant amnesty to rehcle e1cept On conditions
prescribed By the Of july 1867 which requires
inst IN oath 1nast be taken before amnesty can
ico1eznixins the State Of North casolins he denied
lie dght O The Pret,dent 10 prescribe tne qual,n-
ton. ne belteyed the STATE covernnlentt 10 the
South mutt be reorrau,zsd bc{o1r there eonld Be-
ps p1aen s1a ae h,ef pnt 1n ,be ,sa s6o Ssi
6ecn n rtrtIion xas # nj 1sannah1e to ss1non:e
thtr trnnii be rrheIs araint He Would ask thr enate
iftunrrrrs rniI mi nass nm acf drnriyfnr The ate
ree1s nf ts,elr rgbts pf citIzenshin. notwi,heard
inr H. II p..,drvtss s,nnestr II I!nnnrrss Ind the
p3WcI .o 90 .aa!, 10 & "c aon ~ ~ 4iS laal taEa
r3nsed and n.eyented frone taSin nan iu The WORK
~ .rn,t.t;nn ~ ssaa frnm fhe ,ddre-s Of 1he
yEn. aessaep TO The Psodnt ed
oti,ers.
II. WILSON asked + that WIS no. tue Baldwin
enS eini,, hon'n4'e' o<a'' '''' ''S e''41'' " -
Mr. HENDERSON understood 1t Was.
,,sn ~' .,hn 1,Te .i,1ee IN The pres;1pnf
A'sn HnH nERsftN .S,s ae.tirro - Sfr t,nrn,o.s
Elan sr ,o.fsn,s,ns On ne 6a 2 ;naaila q
9s e1ds1 81 eoaa
All 1EnEltsoS asfea 5ne eo,esnmssn' eso o. 9.
soH!u ca1glHa 1gi "as no1 '1epaol'ea1 "neA s1e 81"
M NJ. WhuE-s1, was not
sar; 4 ;scn = WI '"'4s4e A4''17' AA v A''
nnHS' M:4nE.1hev !: nsa xrre .nistasen-.hut.s MI
III EENf1ER+tlN continued ffr rnutkvnded far
4he raft ~ sIsne H. cnnirni al ths stais govern
Ee,,t 10 iosai men.@ye men who did Inns se1e De.
| u.re.d =. Jacchns aud fouud-heads
MT. asUMNER-By whom 1'
Mr.. HENDEitsoN1Ihe fFesiaent a. IT. ssys 20 70 r. r.
tucina deFsnon. ns re Ia ID Eacn s0s H. T. !. ~ H.
moei ] d.nsea1us @ man Know o. ne il a1xs5s
aes esas4aus s :hinss II. sias1. aliaae. 2 r.
{ rneu ~ .,ri, III .rs* 1ntrc A. the n,heT
81 s1sikE On .sid thst ID 70. nppy ., e him s.3
, I.4..1 aaae. ., - III. snH &1A' $''~
a5;.pf FL, fiiHTTMEPS,S ,esnrrd Mr Simmer fbat hi
! .... ths T,sn nhnm fht pre~ids.t 1ueant. Refer
tns sn ~ he rrs.;ncn. H. was Intsrruniei
M II III n1tE .-hn ssi1.f .sJ u.nnf to ~ thr
s,o- ~ - r. bs .rr no1a,s,,on in Tt.eard to thi
!, Mr. BALDWIN. OF any men in the country wht
- innnrnc+ s{Iatrr in AZ oF the States thai in IsG
. rutad ~ ~ I'll Ii,rn1 h1 isres,dents nsE # +,
nns m, h..liexe 1hss the.e states by must aetisty
Y 9as ts ~" .;-,,n 49, tnsn ,S.r tsnre in 1ss
T. - ,. ~ l. she adn;s.ion II xnv ri 1hes
e .Voas pirsesnts ~ t,nn n fhss rhsrn1s.r nnirs
S shaA ,.o ~ ",rffr ~ tha fn,nrc ~"
Nr rHESDFRS0N. ssAf before stated, / an
,cr..-riive nm rrrurted as n conservative NO
: s;aa, Want these h,stes hacx immedj
u - s..,1 .a'e2h : "A1' 'ne'e @'''~~ ''>
: AZ NELSON. $50 do ne
j. Af. Hen 1sueItNs 1 - a.t - t1,c- r,rrsent r,r
d19en, ~; ~ a,sfssoeh,se t rehet. lie oelieSe
/. shsf gieht exased md ought 10 b. exercised.
@ %sten ,a'o Of s,s,tvs a5 eettion liz M nESDE
i sfessards smS a9t sa aaieGrned. @1 49,
- HOUSE, --.
Z following preamble md resolutions, namely:
d NHEkEis, This House ut III 1axl session. an1S
pretnE The seaameni .of sht tqnat;n1,,p pog po;s