New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

importance 10 California had besn stadIousy omitted
He had recently introduced bill for the construction
Of rsilfosd In California, also bill Of great interest
. ~ pssps Of San Franchises and n'lA'r bad been
PROTECTION OF LOYAL CITIZENS SOUTH.
NJ Dfxon lCona.) offered Q resolution. which va
agreed TO. inStruosing the Committee the Judiciary
son II tho LOYAL ssissns q the United States whose
property real personal hes been consested BY the
socsed Confsdsrste Government and for the restors
tlon fsach property 70 tho loyal owners thereof and
| yREEDhN's BUREAU.
| The morning boar having expired. the CHAIR an
uounced the bin for the enlargement VI the Freednsai
M NcDoueAIL (Csl) took the door In opposition "a
the bill He denied the right Of Congress 70 pass any
Mr.. DAVIS Ky. moved to strike out the section o.
Gen. Sherman to Sea lslAnd land for three years. and
upos the motion spoke at some length asserting sns.
the BILL before the Senate proposed 10 violate the
o1y asb. stns b. Gen. sAss%sn /. he'll.
ceased with the cessation OF hostties
The Senate refused to strike out the section BY the
| NArs~Msara Boctslew, Cowsn, Davis. Guthrie Hend
hets. McD0ugal, Riddle, ssusbury Stockton aud wright
NArs-Ms.rs. Anthony, Brown. Chandler, Clark Grain
Hov,Sd Hove Ian. q iaa.a' M11s," sS M ss,tSa
ssuner, Trumball, Van wnks, Wade Wiley. Wilson and
Ysies--R. =. .fy
BILL wbiea provides for the purchase Of land for homes
= ,A" SPEECH OF Mr. WILEY.
Mr. WILEY wv vs) said be would be compelled to
vote for this Amendment he DID not believe the Con.
stitutios gave the right to DO what was contemplated
In the section, and while he believed high obligation
for the care Of the freedmen rested on Congress SUI,
the Combination He did not believe the principle of
the section was correct it was calculated to promote
dleness In the negroes. He thought the best way TO
take care OF the freedmen was to teach them to take
The Yess and NAYS werc demsnded ON Mr.. Davs's
motion. They were as toIlows Yeas. TO- Nays. 81.
opera,rs Of the Bureau to tho States and Localities
where civil courts are mot In operauon' "o'ea was
pegstised BY Yeas TO- Nsys g.
Mr. HcD0UoALL offered substitute for the entire
BILL rtsvidng that the President OF the United States
b autborsed and empowered To execute the Consti.
tuition and laws now In existence Tor the beneht OF
freedmen. and to use such military iorce ~ may be
M NcDouoAIL called for the Yess and Nays on the
adoption of his substitute.
Mr. DAVIS offered IN amendment TO the original bill,
military Jurisdiction the employees and agents Of
toe Bureau.
Mr. MoDoueAtL made q point Of order that bis
snsndmsnt Was before the Senate
The vote vas then taken on Mr.. Davis's amendment.
and Il was decided In the negative
Mr.. DAVIS offered an amendment to strike out the
section confirming land titles under Gen. Shermans
orders.
The CHAR stated that this amendment had already
been voted upon and rejected
Mr. DAVE then offered an appointment prohibiting
the exercise Of military Jurisdiction BY agents OF the
Bureau In Stairs where the civil courts are uRimpeded
and demanded the Yeas and Nays It's adoption. De-
cided In the negatiyc-Yeas, o. Nays. IS.
Mr.. DAVIS offered On amendment providing for the
light Of appeal from the decisions Of agents and other
A. a al IN Circuit
Courts VI the United States. Negatiyed.
Tee question then taken the substitute for the
hefetof6rs. NeEsrisro--Yeas, 9, Nays 81
At ~ O'clock Mr. DAVIS rose TO speak on the general
merits Of the blu.
lfr. FRSpsRsox moved to adjourn.
Mr.. TRUxBuLL hoped the Senate would not adjourn.
Mr.. HENDERSON UNDERWOOD that Mr. Davis wss 60.
Ing TO speak two hours and be did not feel compelled
~ sit 70 long,
Mr.. ANTHONY Or. ~ suggested that the Senate ad.
toufn With an understanding that vote be taken on
the bill to morrow.
The question on cd ,urnment was decided follows:
YRAsAessra Buckaew, Davis Foster Guthrie, hendncks
Henderson, Norton. heDousal Riddle Salisbury Sherman
Niis1hs:Hs. Anthony. Chandler, CLARK. connsss Crsps
Cres:ws Dixon Fessenden, Hsris Howard, Howe. Kirk
wood Lane Ind Morgan. Morrill,. Eys: Poueroy. Stewart
Sumner Trumba, Wade and Wilsop-2a
Mr.. DAVIS was proceeding with his romarks, when
sition adjournment with understanding that
would be taken tomorrow ut O'Clock.
Mr.. TRUNBULL sid be would not object provided this
was the understanding. =
ADJOURNMENT. ~
{ The Senate, at 5 O'Clock, adjourned.