The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-17
ssion should ho laid ON tho .tnhln

oiutioR was auoptcu.s e ,sA
Mr.. ElioHs rcsoluti ti6n@W was Subsequently
adopted scpar0t ely, $3.50
Mr.. Judd, Of Illinois. ,iptroluc. 4 rosolu.
Zion requesting thc Secretary pc War tr
transmit to this house copies Of III ;ustruc
tions, orders. so, issued rca,ing to thecxc
oution an administrations Of the noI for the
moro efficient goycrnm6nt aoftho Southern
States. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. CoYouc, OF fcnnsylva.
MIA, tho Secretary Of state was requested to
transmit 10 The House, copies OF I'll olticinl
correspondence between the Dci ,r,mcnt OF
State md l.. D. Campbell, Minis ITO Mexi.
CO, from the timo Of his apppin nent and
also all correspondence OF the department
wi h his,sucGessor.
Mr.. Baker ofillinois, introduced an act
providing FOR The more efficient government
Of the late rehellious States, sc. Referred
and ordered to be priniol.
FHipAy,JUEY 8, 1867
d. HoUsH --.hlr. Paine introduced The follow
ing; sy.e
Resolcta Gy Tie Senate anaHop4, ofReprc-
scntatipes, Sc, That the thanks IF Congress $
be and Gno hereby tcnderel to a!nor- Gene
raj Philipl Sheridan for the able and
faithful performance of his duties as com
'mander OF the Military District OF texas and
Louisiana. &$ +-i 49,
$ MIR. Paine moved 10 suspend The rules in
order to enable him to ofee tllo rcAolp.
ton.
Mr.. EldridSc, of Wisconsin,, demanded
the yeas and nays upon tho s,tspcnsion Of
tho rules, and they were suspended by a
voto Of 10 yeas TO 1S nays, 4ho vote was
strictly Of o partisan character.
Mr.. Pike, of Missouri, introduced rcso.
lution similar TO Tint Introduced with Gene
Sieridan'sname, tcndcring ytl:e, thaaks of
Congress to General d. E. Siokles 1t was
adopted by q strict party veto, as were also
resolutions tcnacrihg Chmiksto Maor.Genc.
raj Pope md Mnjor!GoncralS ScuHcd for The
faithful execution ofthes lawsiu their res
peotivo military, departments.
Nj. Washburnc, Of Indiana, Introduced
the following concurrent roaolItion, which
was adopted 'M@F
Resolvcd, Tint the judiciary Committee
be instructed to inquire whether, under tn Q
constitution, Congress has power TO pro
scribe tho QUALIFICATION ofyotcrsin tho sevc
report bill presribng the salie.
Mr. Sharks, of Indiana, introduced a sc-
ries of resolutions, declaring 1!st. That the
poople of, every nation have alrSght to cor-
troll their own form 0fgoYernikfqt, and that
they have right 10 ovcrturn 3,lcli GOV, m .
mcnt to meet their demands an, views. 2l.
That tits tho right ofall gaSarnments 70
conquer rebellion within its ,,&iS,Gs. and TO
ttilstsy; q insnlt flnAs hr.0.8 3;F &tkt.rii
assumed rights to royalty ortiilcs ornobili
ty are obnoxious to u free people, 1th Dc
olaHing that Congress is anxious for The
prosperity Of all ropwhlican. governments.
and 10 particularly solicitous fn. tho sister
Nepubiic OF Mexico, and it views with sat-
is.action thercstoraiiou of q proper Govern
ment OF the people over what was nti ompiod
TO be established as. m empire Mdor AJaxi-
m iian. 9th. chat the attempt to establish
an empire in Mexico would have hele made
ltthis nation had not been engaged in u
groat war ;thHtitGasN part of IN effort 10
break up this government, in which TIN.
slave power Of the South and their natural |
allies, the aristocrats Of Europc, wore en-
gagged, and that the rc establishment of y
government ofthe people was u necessary
success OF raEublican liberty and, 9th, that
this republic will rcsiat any attempt TO cs-
tabsish monarchical governments in this
country.
= The resolutions wcro objected to, and Mr..
Shanks moved 10 suspend the rules. -.
Mr.. Noodrose TO debate the resolutions,
nnd was about to say something about tho
brutal assassination Of Maximlian when
'he was called 10 o'der'ty tho Speaker as n
mo- ,no'io't 70 suspend ho.ruies was not dob"ta-
Tho House rof,sod - snsnon1 u r,,,os
and tho resolutions were not NOT @ cntertaineJ ain IT,
Mr.. spaldlng. of Ohio, introduced bill
supplemental 70 the actfor the more cnlcont
Sgssrh%0n a 1oe1 q the lato rebel States passed
On Recon m ~ ] str,s,;on eterfo' % '"o co'"n'''oo
Mr.. solenok, of Ohio. said rss o,ul;ops
had been passed. here tcndcrins Ii ank, to
ths friends ofGongress. IIchad voted for
ana ilu ~ ttsDu.oMs "l'h gree. satisfaction
benofit ofthe o,sr s,e an MY H. ''I spc
thetollowire. ~ '"s'sN0'N'
: Resoivea, THAT Tho thanks Of tho House Of
representatives ate duo, and are hereby
sendeseI, s9 tg Rev;;sPetroleRm " Nasby, =.
NJ & hd % ehs coatgderate eposs-oaas; whioll is
rystonbsrv tiornoS my 20 ra .ion iien
and able eSpositions made 1 Of the y views M and 4
policy Of tho President of the Unitol states
on the plan Of feconstruction.
WAsluNGroN, July S.--Tle COM
mittoe ofnine2haYc prepared abill. 1t
places the State governments III COM
pletet subJection TO @tlie Military Com.
WboSn sy,ra ,n,o oIo ,oro 4x,nE.3