The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

PROTECfIoN or NATIVE ARTISTS 49,
Mr. MORGAN presented tho petition OF the Academy u
Design, Of New York, signed BY ono hundred artists,
which asks for specific duty Of 500 each on imported
NJ CArrnI, irsp) Of n j., presented the petition Of
artists OF Philadelphia fos protection against foreign
competition II vss referred TO the Finance Committee
81 FoRr~LxAvkswoRrH MILITARY REsgRvAri0N.
Mr. Ross rep Of Kansas, introduced bill 70 donate
portion Of the Fort Leavenworh military reservation
for public road WAS rsfsrrsd to the Committee on
A BRIDGE ACROSS TEE nssoUK
Mr. Ross introduced b!l 70 authorize the construc
ton OF bridge tho Missouri Fort Leaven.
worth w.srsfsrrsd to tho COMMITTEES on Post 0acss
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Mr. Ross introduced bin granting the right Of pre-
emption 20 settlers on the Cherokee lands In Kansas
Il was referred % the Committee on Public Landa
! n. .HowAsD. rsp) Of Mich, offered tho following
Resolved That the COMMITTEES On Foreign Relation. b in.
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consideration Of the above and went over under the
rule until 10 morrow.
TIE AMNESTY cLau.z Or me OosrscAuos ACT:
Mr. EDAUNDs moved that the Senate take up the
bill to regulate the tenure Of Office. 4.
Mr. TRUABULI, (rep) Of Ill, hoped the bill indicated
to repeal the Presidents disposed Of
Mr. Edmund's bill would take some time whereas Mr.
rrumbuli,s could DO soon disposed Of.
The bill indicated by Mr.. Trumbull was taken mp
The pending question upon Mr. Saulsburys amend
ment to repeal the entire conscation BILL instead Of the
Mr. JOHNSON, (demI Of Nd, being entitled % the
aoor addressed the Senate hit was the opinion Of the
repealed gave additional power to the President and
consequently void he should not trouble the Senate
with any remark. on the subject but DC understood TOO,
did give the President more power than he had under
the Constitution He proposed first 70 examine the con-
question to DO decided as he supposed the
trends Of the pending measure sure. were willing
the expedency adopting such at the present
time. When the subject was before the Senate prior to
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repeal the section the ground that gave power TO
the President which he had not before, whether he
from the President any power which Is conferred upon
him in the promises by the constitution To the latter
told us and correctly that the power to pardon was
vested in the President by the constitution and cannot
by legislation be taken away from hmm and for the same
reason, have doubt he would admit that II cannot
be limited qualified IL " vested In him alone. In bis
Official capacity President The senate we're not TO be
told that In the deliberations Of the convention by which
the constitution framed this particular clause was
tho subject OF ono contraety OF opinion Some OF tho
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should exist contrary to the opinion Of Eonisssuieu and
other European wrilerhat the power should not exist
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