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ngh ol my through the public domain, for tt
cvnsnocnon o. h,KhHaYr, canals and difehes fc
Ree19s asni%al Y .Sa s1d purposes
| hr. YATEs then resumed bis remstEs from Fri
! da{ on tho Conatttu uf1ouaI Amendment nnd "A
nrdsS sa d5pSfaf'nS at 'hrss O'Clock The galleries Al
n tGs co9rsc Of his remarks, Nj. Yates sat
Songtess had tho poEer to arTRnes HARMONIOUS sd
3aEtment M e q our difficulties, We could not mi
FL Il such amendments wonld Be adopted. II ID
no!anan1 party ts1led to perform its duty, it wou
r. mo .ist ne hapds I% Of hoss whose ssmpaes ha
Or FeconsEuctim mora difficult thsn that Of tb
1a3ere Of the Constitution, and trzend the caas
q. =, a. W. o The nsSe e abolish tave, VI,
difference between the free and slare States nss th
Question Of state ehts, which l. now being ree Us
e''fS 6: ees ,a Ssss ass1 se,eS q ~ the s,a
states iser would ne qe eon:ant oa treubis bfe
nn,S ans S,ss must bs reeosn!xed On hs:ts tha
denity for the past. The ooly basis of reconstrnc
nm was IN 4 return to the principles Of the De
Wee e eans pen @ M enact Ius'ee te
kees who had whipped them into Obedience, bn
must setus he difficulty by. REMOVING ali cause o
nte sleIe, nc &c consfsatons' amendment prohibit
EepPropztate lectslation to secure hoso ri0ats.
mr. tateS cited HuthnSiHe& to show that r}Tit -
the Drsd Scott decision was founded On IL f.a
sush case would b decided IN iaset eaa q brc
that dee1sion that II the negro had nor been IL, n
aaTc!J when the Constitution was adop.ed, te mu.f
hare been regarded as soFereigu rsee. he held that
Gonersss haa power to refaEe admission 10 any
STATE thai refused 10 grant nnisersal suffrage Ue
urged that no stxte now bad the right to ssy that
| any elsss o. color should not vo,e. Legishtion
~ ff1n
zcnship, but could not deprive one OF cltIreaah,n.
| He concluded tJ earnestly urgins SenatQra 10 per.
form properly The dnty which was p1sln before them
.h5,e i IL a4ss eonslpaed Il the se President
the Fseedmcn's Bureau bill, which was reai bY fhe
Clerk amidst eEldencea Of Intense feeling On the
part Of Senators and Membe1s o the House, a well
eptctso1s In the galleries: but without any open
manifestation except 1t the close ofthe reading when
load applause shock one SECTION Of the Eentlemene
| gal'eg. mingled With determined hisees aud en-.
portion o. the galleries Was also cieared. The vico
eos:.SeF tes 5Seq g. p Tena the senas no proceed to
The message Of the President retolne The Frerd-
men's Bureau bin hss been Laid on lie Clsrk's
table, and y will prooahlJ be Laid before the seus,c
when Ar. Yates concludes his renark1.
Mr. Lane, OF Kansas, moyed that tfhe Messare
BE- printed and the consideration OF the Bill Be rost
Ronead a, Cd. u Ml Tomorrow At Que o'clock. The
ne qutss1on Of poetponement the yeas and nays
serefaken. resulting ytAs II. nays IS.
AT. LANE tad be felt warranted in usins parlia-
that ne subject be postponed til two o'cloeS.
~, Nj: Lane lhen moved to adjourn, bu. this was
Alter other detpltosy motions. III. Sherman. who
had voted with the majority, said ii ,sas hardly iais
,1 1efnse a. opportunity fo5 d.cus.ion 10 ihota
the body ehonid determine 10 coaffder thr +nheet
DOW. II would be in the power Of TWO or three to
keep the Senate In session Ill night to no pnEpose.
lie therefore moved to adjourn.
he motion Was carried without division and thA
sasaess 9 eGnes up for consideration touos1uw ii
HOUSE.
. NAsH1EoroA, Feb, 10.
Af, RDGEkS. among other bulls, introduced one
coneiftutine eight hour days work, tof III a.
behs of 9bs sna enpoye by oF IL
fesTed 70 the Judiciary Committee.
Mf. MCKEE introduced a joint resolution to
10 exclude from ali Offices Of the Government tho,a
t o. eonspiIasy agatn.s he Government, which Wa
Mr. BRoNw Ell intsodaced @ @ d = ioI5; resolution
declaring that TIE loyal States, Or those which Re-
sisied IL rebellion, are sufhctept 10 adopt Tho
amGndmena s sa to the c1uettus19n It *as referred
AZ. 1FCEfSOLL introduced q bill 10 scdnca The
dq1lfs On uasized paper for books and newspapers,
Which Vas referred to the Committee On Wsya md
". HENDERSON. OF Oregon, offered seracs Of
resolutions declaring that tho Government was o.
esnd t. sGnr eIss rtsh,s ,ad privileges
t1e Ieedent In executing the lswa thaF desiruthat
SUFFICIENT number ot the leaders Of the frbelHon
thal be pun1hed tn order to sustain the national
i aaha., hho p!nse warning In Ill time to coma
MI 1oSGYEAK, Of Mich, offered 4 sasses or
sEtoS1ol's IT. declaring .hat the Organized rebellion
Soufh wtthont urf1' governments, and Il becaine
tht duty Of Con27rss 10 authorize the people Il |
eset staie governments, and in the lsn911st og;he
l,can form Of eoye1nm@t," ind 1p1rs-ac Il lie
del1erate eense OF the House that the Prrsient il
ntuoed q keepine IN army tn the tebct SUITES, |
ccins The loyal citizens and fteednen. III. Lons.
|ears Essolnlions were ali adopted
Ihe Honse passed The bill directing the Secretary
y me Navy TO place .eteauner at tie disposal af
he american d kusetan Tclee.apn Company,
BILE were introduced proE1Gtns bounties to SOL
q ~ apa TO- ~ srs e1emp!ns
:mpoHeftng the States 10 sax them, and impoaine
GoVernmeat tax Of quasta o! one ptz cent upon
,rpteciion d peztons nom iIlesitmate prosecutloD
q setting npdF military authority The vote On |
Nt; Longyears resolutions was as follows; On the
Rtse.sd, Ihstin the lsnRu.se Of The psoclams-
ion Or ne iFessdent Of Nay 2o'h, 1885, tho rebel
ion I which Mas waged bI portion Of he people Of
asborities of he Govelnneat shsseoi 10 s ths mas
'tolcnt and revolving form, but Whose armed and
'tgtnazed forces have now been almost entirely |
'rtSed the people Of the Statea in which It VA or
7his ~ as.oed 10 h7 7ois of yeas, 1os; n.ys,
:rs9. leg-aetsrs @ Aiken. Anderson: Ashley. Of
SeTada, AAhley, Of Ohio, Baker, Baldwin, Banks |
es1s'a, bsnsntn, Rdwel1 bingham. Blame.
y Ohio, Cldrkeo Kanse1. Cobb, CoukiinR. Cook,
Dcless. De9atEc, DonnelsE. briggs, EckIey, Egr!et.
On, s,s Eliot, FaEnsworth. Fesy; Giraeld Gransli.
MoopeE Hubbard affhfsssen q fees Ha1Ss1a ass
II y; T.; Hubbard, Of Conn, HubbelI Ilulburd, !
Jnitnn. Kaesen. Kelley, Kelpo, .Ketcham.
ose5esr Iyne5. la;on. Isin. & 2en|art Gefa eaP %e
apsl'op Pe P,1s. Mys1s; Fc,s:I 9Se Oh Fsns rr1.@.
tiee, Q! Nasr,. Rec, Il Me.. Rollins. sehenes.. .
eoaeld, snellaharRer, Sloan, Spaidins. Stasr.
'!e,sni; sTz wIasyef TEoEnaase TRson, vaaAeEnam
dass= Walker. wentworth, Williams, Wilson, q 81
+: Wilson, Of Pa Window, Woodbridge.
sas!xMesssa e. s,e A9scna De19sn Boyer BROOKS,
,oodyes!, GEtaef. Hale, Harding Of KY Hubbard
4 West "a Ker7. Latham, Mccullough, Mescur,
,1bl2ek, Stcaolson, Phelps, Radtosd7 Randall ol
Dn. Tnmble. Whaey
t. pbt,J1 ns1t 5esolutIon @ ~ rad, AZ fel1ays:
&c thus deprived Of all c,rll government it becomes
be duty Of Cungre4, BY appropriate Legislation. to
osbie ~ mem to oreanEs Shte government, and.
~ N nsn1ee o. tns Constitution to gnssaatee to
This wa. agreed to by yeas 10i, nar4 Is,
The third resolution vas then yo,ed on, namely:
das Rssfna TINT II + he dsl!oesase eenss of tie
sssidcs the President in maintaining the srepen.
on OF the witt Of h1beas corpus In fho.e Suites.
~ u. W 1s axreea to oy yea III. nays 70
'l!ows: -
Rttols<d, That IT Is The deliberate aen.e Of this
letfoes the P1esjdent Ii ma1ntsInine mlttaly posl
on and control therein, and that The President IL
uttiled 10 she thanks Of the nation for employing
ID the freedmen IN these States,
5SS ss.;MsssG M s..ssE IstSiag: + kyz uecus.
The COMMITTEES Oh Comnes1oe ~ reported ported bill
h,cb was passcd. amendtns The bill prohibiting I
nportat!on Of cattle BY giving the Secretary Of he
here + wil not tend 10 he inIodneiion Of infec-
70 authorized 10 dee'arc The net in operation when
ot be injurious Punishment is also provided Tor
tendcE agatnet this Law.
VI; Dawes, q he Committee On Elections,
ported ME. Wathbntnt. not Mr. Voorhees,, en- |
lied 10 feat for the 9tn District Of indiaua.
Objection vas made 10 the introduction OF reeo-
'toductlon Of loan Ia this country by lie rtpub
can government Of Mexico.
The House considered The Penneylyania contested
cation cate, Cofro.h rs Koontz. and awarded the |
At to contoth. De WIS sWorn II.
Adjourned.
FROM WASHINGTON.
he Richmond Examiner Suppreas1ou
-HfAtorT OF tho Revocation Order /
Trial OF Major Eee-Detail or the I
Court mark1al-Scnate Committees |
Ellis Odered.F
Especial Deepatch to The Chicago Itibnpe, :.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 49,. I
The following Is the conversation which took /
ace between the President and Mr.. Pollard latt /
ruing:
Pollard, On sntedne. sata: sMr. President | =
u doubtless remember me as calling with MI. | !
ostnce. OF the Constazatonai CHason. Mr. name il
'lla1d and anu editor and proprietor Of hc Rich
md Ezan,iaer. and would like to haye The o,der
ppreestng 1t revoked. understand that Gen. | !
ant tssued the order, aud that there Is unly one
tcle 10 whrh he ohjeete, and that Was written b7
local reporter. and without my knowledge 4od u
lily In 4 split Of iun. There may have been a | 5
+ articles containing srfcturcs upon the Govern. .
4tfH&T II Iusl