The New York herald., 1867-02-17

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THE sourHE'.y PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr. PoNsRoY Fep OF Kansas reported from the Com
mitteo Public iSAds the bill granting the OF
Kansas public to aid the extension Of tho South
Branch o. The Union Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
from the sseni terminus at or near Fort Riley, Kansas
70 jupgtion with the Central Branch Of the Union
Pacifc Railroad, &c.
ALBANY A FORT OF DELIVERY.
Mr. HARRIS (rep1 of n. Y, introduced bill allowing
duties on foreign imported into the port OF
Albany 70 secured and paid that place, which bill
declares said city 70 be port OF delivery and authorizes
the appointment of surveyor Of customs therefor, and
also extends privileges Of the warehouse Of Aa
gus, lS4o aud March 2s 1884, and the regulations Of
the Treasury Department relating thereto 70 the said
port of Albany which was referred TO the Committee on
THE MILITARY RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
At one O'Clock the Miliisry Reconstruction bill was
taken up. The pending question being on the Blame
amendment,
menced his speech folows:I wish to plead tor what
think life OF the republic and for that spirit which
because on former occasion feresav what believed
would follow necessary and logical consequence o.
the adoption Of teran fundamental herces originated
in the State OF Massachusetts,, and Of which
tho Senator from Massachusetts on my right
tMr Sumner) is the great advocate and champion.
have been for more than eighteen months denounced
in ruvS Of former political associates
and friends for foreseeng these logical results which
have now come, which are now pendiag before this
Senate the bills which have come from the House OF
Representative for denouncing them Ia advance, for
asserting the people Of Wisconsin over and over again
dissolve the Union and establish concentrated military
despotism have, sir, repeat bcen most severely
where That denuncition has been carried 10 such
to cuminate at last in tho resolutions Of Wis.
consn instrucng me TO resign my seat IN tins body
say therefore, Mr.. President As stand here to-day
stand to plead for the life OF the republic to plead for
the spirit in which lives and without which II 10 dead
Ard Sir am here 20 answer for myself because have
been pleading for it with all the power God has given
me for last two years. in my own State In this Senate
and elsewhere; and H. SIR shall IN this discussion give
ueranCe deep and earnest conviction in strong and
earnest language, Senators will understand IL s with
no disrespect to them; Il Is because my soul
hardly utter Never before in my fe-though
have stood IN many soene, and have often risen
bty resting upon which is upon me now. Never
before in my Me there tmo when my heart would
60 and s "A Iah es TO give me to
wore ever before presented in an American Con-
Tesa What are they ? Call them BY what nams you
will they in Substance declaration Of war against
ten States cr the Union They are nothing more-they
are nothing les. weA.ow sir that The rebellion has
rom thc Potomac to ths Rio Grande has surrendered
his and pledged anex his alegfaucs 70 Ne consti
tuition The Union and ne s Ns snO. .sa tass there
the whsls OF our vast domain We know, sir that in
those zen States civil governments inform have been
n~rFsk knvA th~Ar-
the nachinery Of their civil they in fun
operation We know, SIR that peace has been declared
ss. % % "'sS Congress eonfsrrns that authority. In
all the States Of she Union peace has come.
But 81. wha. do these ss propose s, They propose
within these states They propose 70 supersede and
annul them ALL 70 take from al the people Of those
Tho osyonct and The Alone in ths hands Of ss
soldiers h 10 be law TO these ssates All resistance Il
be overcome the States TO be taken possession
and ali civil inssituions be subordinaied
bayonet That is war. MEsDoolttle then entered spoa
criticism or the details Of the BILL and Afterwards re-
ing him 70 resign denying the night Of the Legislature
Of Wisconsin 70 issue such instructions and reyiew1Dg
his votes and speeches in the Senate and the acts Of his
public life which bad caused these resolutions TO DO
passed by he termed the radicals Of the Wisconsin
Legislature He then contended that he had not aban
doned the principles Of the Baltimore platform Of 1894
but that he still In favor OF u and OF the policy
.ha ionssns nil he said s tile should be amended 80
read not 70 reeore civil government, but 70
ganize he'll in the State Of Louisiana Applause IN tho
galleries mingled with hlsses Mr.. DooIe concluded
Mr. sAUIsHrRY, ,tdsm.) Of DEL, commenced his re.
marks by saying that the fate OF Mr. Dootle at the
hands republican parry but the result Of faith
full service bad He then reviewed briefly the
record Of me party eudps S .ns s.
which, he said, were the measures now before the
Senate He said the negro had been the superior
OF the white man, and God Almighty and the valor o
our race would prevent him from becoming superior
(neht applause 10 the gaerics The Southern peopk
would have been unworthy Of their sres they had
| adopted the constitutional amendment
Mr Salisbury gave way as ten minutes past four to
motion for q recess I'll seven 7. n, which was or
dsred
| Evenins session.
The Reconstruction bill vas taken up.
Mr. sAuIsBuRS resumed tho floor in opposition 10 III
bill He reviewed its provisions In detail He denie,
the assumption In the preamble that the State govern
mens Of the South cannot be up without the
ne a ss ~:rs
He know thst was claimed, somehow or Other the 90
Of secession had a:s:rSysd these M but sh
| legislation : hundred times No later Than las
night the Senate voted down . propositio,
States ware sucient for the ratification OF the pending
constitutional amendment and to-day The Chairman O
sso;bsru s,s,ss = icdcis ds,rc,s Rssepns % tb
allegation OF the preamble that hwlssue@ and crime
encouraged in the Southern states he said from
| class Of merceeary men from the South wh,
were . disgrace their section, and Who wcul,
sell the cross upon which then SAVIOR Died maxi
nre wood out Of II they could make little money ou
Off He knew, from what he had read Aad heard tha
i there truth in such assertion The Southern
people cadsavorng 70 live In peace and Quietneee
and TO repair best they could the great wasse of tn
late war II was now proposed 70 put the who'll
south under military consrol-to subjec, he en-
tire people 70 the viii and jursdctien o
l sucn petty tyrsnts during the sent thei
soldiers into Delaware 70 Keep democrats from the polls
One Of these disgraced toe House Of Repreee
4 tasives with his presence and his mombership Ar
salisbury concluded bis speech ate:45.
Mr. Divs, tdem Of Ky, then took the floor. He ecsA
menced with review Of the power Of Congress- TO make
war, and q denial Of hs right 10 mako war upos
States He referred 10 the Crenden resolutions h'
true policy for conducting the late var and cbarac
izsd every departure from II a. unconstitutional and
l illegal Mr. Davis concluded his speech al III 40.
The question was then taken on the amendment oi
Mr.. Henderson. which the Louisiana bill In tn,
nature OF 8 substitute II was disagreed to.
vote wxs then taken on the Blaine amendment ~
amended, and IL was disagreed 70 without call Of th'
yeas and maya
Mr. SHsRsAs rep OF Ohio, then offered the folloviui
. substitute for the entire proposition
w.