New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

ostiou Nc bad assumed H me beginning Of the session
- fom the fac, that his heart not entirely III favor
of the proposition 10 was due To- hun 10 explain why te
Son3 VOC for IT, AS the basis OF his remarks, he would
propose the following amendment as an additional seeuoA
of thc Joint resolution:
~ n any affect Che ts privileges or Franchises OF any
Of the nbab O. Che United States any state or Terri
tory Of tho United states guaranteed by the constitutional
amendment abosrs slavery IL tie United States adopieu
De e. i g did not care whether the above was
voted on lie simply wished 20 submit 10 as eX-
pressve OF bis views He held that the right OF suffrage
accrued TO t5o negro by the abolition Of slavery I'M
vcT,a suffrage was Tire only remedy ior the cVA W the
c0uutrytlc only lng that could XII secession ana se-
cure loyal representation from The south He hal no fear
shat the udcae Ci The present Congress would do any
HARM but be dil fear shpwreck from umld and coWaIdy
conservatism. Tle pending resolution was not such as
he vol Ike exactly. II did not come up % DIS STAND
ara But vhca Doe could not get just what be wanted he
was willing f1 take the next best thing.
Mr. FEssESDlN, from the Committee Of Fifteen, made
written report which was ordered % be printed. .
Mr. JOHNSON, on behalf Of the minority OF lne commit
tee gave notice That he would avail himself at as early
Cay possbl, OF an opportunity TO present n0ii!
report. ...,uo.. orNfr
Mi WILLIAMS modified his amendment by striking out
the words held under the Constitution ana aws VI 'io
United States, or Of any state, ana ius15IAF, ~
lien thereof and for electors Of President
and Vice President executive and judicial omce'' VI INC
members of the LEGISLATURE thereof
Mr. HOWARD Mich moved to amend the original
amendment of Mr. Williams by inserting after the words
or any State AID before the words as denied me words
or members Of tle most numerous branch OF the Legs
lature." This disagreed TO.
Mr. HOWAD moved TO strike ont IN the second section
the words FOR III any way abridged Nhlch was us
agreed to-
Mi CLARK presented the following as substitute for
The fourth ana 18Th sections: .
SECTION The validity Of the public debt OF the United
States authorized law including debts incurred for pay
men of pensions 9nd boqnies for services IN supP5esSg 10
slrrecon or rebellion shai moi ge Slest.onea D'.
the United States ay State shall assume or pay any deDt
or obligation incurred In and OF insurecton or rebellion
against the United states or an! caln l9I lne oss vi @
patton of slave but all such debts obligations and claims
shall be held Illegal and void.
This was agreed 10.
MI FEssESDEY moved to insert in the LIST section, after
She word "born," the words or naturalizedi which
Mr. DoomrrII Wis., then submitted amendment,
the effect of which that the several sections OF the
constitutional Amendment might be voted upon by the
state Legislatures separate propositions instead oil as
whole.
amendment was disagreed tO-Yeas IL, Nays 80.
Those who voted the affirmative Messrs. Cowan
Davis Doolittle Guthrie, Hendricks Johnson MoDou-
gan, Norton, Riddle, salisbury and Van Winke-h.
Mr. DAVIS KY moved TO amend the 81 section so as
10 exempt State officers from its operation which was
disagreed to.
MI DAVIS moved to amend By including in the debts
guaranteed by the fourth section the bountie 70 loyal
Of slaves, provided by act of Congress 1t was
disagreed 70.
ton of the subject until Tuesday next which was dlsa
greed to.
MI JOHNSON moved 70 Slrlke out II tne SECTION
fhe words make enforce any law which shall sbrdge
the privilege or mmunties of citizens Of tie United
States; which was disagreed TO.
The Joint resolution was then put upon It's passage
The vote as follows;
YeAs-Messrs Anthony Chandler Clark CONFESS, Cragin
CressweU Edmunds Fessenden Foster Grimes Harris Hen
Serson Howard Howe Krkwood Lane Qndl Lane Kan.
sa) Morgan. Morrill, Nye Poland Pomeroy RAMSEY SneT
man Sprague Stewart. Sumner Trumbull Wade, Wiley
Williams Wilson and Yates-33.
NAYs-Messrs Cowan. Davis Doottle Guthrie Hendricks
9 WiniIs1l H'D''s'D '0''On' '''1o''' ''-'' -
The CHAIR Mr. Pomeroy, Kansas announced tlat ihe
Joint resolution having received more than tWords
vote had passed the Senate.
ON motion of Mr.. ii ARRIs N. y, il voted that
when the Senate adjourn be to meet Monday next
As amended in the Senate and sent back to the House
for concurrence amendment the joint resolution Is as
follows
fion OF the United States.
R-d By the Senate and House Of Representatives OF the
United States of America IN CONGRESS
OF both Houses concurTng that the following article be pro
posed TO the Legislatures Of the several states as an asAa
neut 10 the Constitution Of the United States which when
ratified by threeourns OF said Legislatures shall be valid as
ARrcIE SECTION l. All persons born naturalizad in The
United and subject to tho jurisdiction thereof are eit
a of tie United ates aud wherein they reside
No State shall enforce laws which shan abrdge
the privileges mmuntes of citizens Of the nited states
nor shall any deprive any Of life liberty or prop
ery without process Of law deny to person within
its jurisdiction tie eqnf protection Of me lave.
SIC Representatives shall be app0rOned among the sew
nc rpnber OF persons In each State excluding Incians
electors President and VcePredea or for nited States
Representative Coneres Executive Or ndicia officers or
The Of the Legislature thereof denied TO any o. the
male Of such state being p yeas Of age ana cru
ysrs nj me United states any way abridged except for
partcpaon rebellion other crime the basis o. repre-
therein shall be reduced n Tie .4c- Le
number Of such male citizens shall bear 20 TIE WlOe NUMBER
of male citizens 81 years OF age IN such state
SIC No person shall be Senator or Eepiesentltye ID
Congress OF esctor Of President NcePesdcnt or hold
ong Office civil or military under tue United States or under
any State who having previously taken an oath as member
ofCougrcs officer OF the United States oT mem
Nsr Of any St-e Legislature an executive or Judicial
officer Of any State support the Constitution Of the United
taes shall instruction or rebellion against
he or given comfort 20 The enemies therco but
Congress may by Of twothIds OF eaca House remove
fECA disability
Sec The validity Of the public debt OF the United States
authorized law Including debts neCITed Or tie payment
OF pensions bonutes for services IN suppressng asurec
ton or rebellion shall not be Qucsto1ed; but neither the
Intc States Dor any shall pay any deb. o.
pbeaon incurred IN aid Of nsurTecon or rebellion cgus
tie nited States or any claim ior the loss emancipation Of
any saye: al such debts obligations, ald claims snail &c
beld Illegal and void.
ADJOURNED TO MONDAY.
The Senate OF $50 adjourned, to meet on Monday next
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