New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
XXXIXru CONGREsS-sEcoNp SESSION.


XXXIXTu CONGRESS-SEcoND SESSION.
ri 1IlseKIrn 10 ruK TkruuSE
SENATE. .WAsHINCToN Feb. lG 1867.
The Senate adjourned this morning at 3 o'clock,
without any understanding as to when te d' met ' AZ
the usual hour this morning.
TIIE BANKRUPT BILL
on motion Of Mr. POLAND G}cp, VI the Senate in
sisted on its amendment the Bankrupt BILL and agreed
to "a committee Of conference.
Mr. MORRILL, Rep., MeJ from the COMMITTEE on the
District Of Columbia reported adversely petition Tor
the enfrancmsemeut of unanIlized citzeus III '"o DE
INDIANA SENATOR TO 1rE ToETrEIH coSGEEss =,
Mr. LANE Rcp- Ind presented The crcdent%,als % e'
Oliver r. Norton his successor nom the Hh :" harch'
! ls65, 20 March 4, 1873 Ordered on file
EREAKwATEG At BOCK ISLAND. -.
Mr SPRAGIrE iBep u H. offered q juUt resolution
Tor the erection Of 6Tek water at Block Island IN ho
state o Rhode Island. which was referred To the 'o'
| tee on Commerce
The following bill was called up bE MI, hr itO"i'OIL
! A Bill 70 PROVIDE ToR THE ALLOTMENT of ItE Wv
| AND roR nIE APPOINTMENT on MARsiIAL FOR TIE
SUPREME . .. ,
sI,.nox l. Re 4 enacied dc. That the ChcfJusoe OF
the United States and the Associate Justices o the ~.
pomc Court shall bc allotted among che Circuits sNlstng
hy order of the Court and whenever ] new az ao irra
shall be- required ar found eNpedirnt iV reason oi a
ton ~ more Circuits, "a of me new atpo,ni ~
al chief Justice Assocltc Justice or othcrNse, u
shall he the duty OF the '"uit 10 'e in' W @ % ~,
allotment shall become necessary ~ any o.ht %
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Cbicf,IustIcc and shall Ice binding until the next term
/ and until "a new allotment 10y the Court.
SIC. ?. That the supreme Court may alr0n MARSHA
for said Court. where ne cnnl"l'SaJI" sl' W. m ' @ ~,
aiuu. and said Marshal shall take charge oi aH property
uf the United States used 10y said 'onr' or ls
and Shall serve and execute all ptocrsses and oriefs -
suing said Court, oI made bS ihc 'h' JUN''- :"
INTO fiC Treas,,TS OF The United all and CON
ucusation allowed by Law, and render uur acc".h M
ik,rcor each term To tho Secretary "l me
interior: and the SAID Marshal with the approval "f iht
CiefJusiice. may appoint assistants ana ~ ~
LIDO. fI... md
such CONDENSATION j. may be- allowed to Officers OF
the House Of representative c SIMILAR craze nu ~.
acts aud parts oi acts in force 'latg iothr aIu
of the District ~ Columbia shall ailty To the snd MAJ
slal Of the surrmc Court except 80 far ~ ia thiS 'o
'''''' mi. eurIuru~ PACIFIC R,uro,p.
Nr PONIEON rep, Kansas te4ori'd from tHr ON
miIfce o Puuc Lands the bhl granting 10 the state ot
Kansas publ, lands 10 d IN th' @, in @ SOU"
iron Tie present terminus u uear Fort Riley kansas
] To- uudit. VIII the central Branch 81 tie lm0n Ia
''''' itEi>r 4 rour op urLl,rRr.
Mr. HARRIS Rep. y. " introduced hil, allowing
,u,ie, on foreign merchandise imported i" me l4f' W
Albany TO be- SECURED and paid at that place. which bhi
declares sad city To hr port 81 delivery ahI uuthol'
tie appohiln, NJ Z" ShiN'A"t % '"''"'' 70 a.,
also tends tho privileges ut The WaI'ousc Hrs "i A
gtst e. 1886. and March lb+ aud tin regulations oi t
Treasury department nidng iH,i'l" U" th, -'lu p"i' :"
Albany; which Wa i'ieIsc4 to ihe '"hmtttc on com
mn wur,rY RrcovsrurcrsoN BILL
~ O'clock tie Military Reconstruction hl wac ,aAeh
Hr DOOL1TrLE Gom.son WIZ tool th' f"9r ahdCo,'' M
meuccd ms speech - follows. Mhh 4" Ih'hh loi NgA
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gives il l!fc stand hoTc. aiso. 10 answer for nya n ~
| causr ON n former "casou fousaw vh"i hehr'ti
voud follow ~ q necessary and olIral consequence ed"
tbc adoption ~ certain fundamental mU-'' originate"
ia tlc State 81 Na>.f '''t,. and az vh'h ih' stlA"
| advocate ana champion. have been i"i muI' .!dn
| eighteen month"; t'ronuc'd 10 my S1a,' l' many =" lp
former political asto,iJt's and ftuds Tor frfs'l th'-'
n. r"'6T, fis :, nate IN ic bs come ir"lu
ii sons ~ Rrrrcsertatvcs denoniolus cn ia ad
vance for assrrrg ." ~. people o. " "' ',l ~ - i,g ~
nccrsiiy dissolve the Uuon and establish ooncoii''"
military dcspOtsm. have slrI repeat if'h m','' -
vctey denounced tlfuuchont ih' S''i' q" "l,''IsI '
where THAT dcuuu'aiou hJ- hrru 'aui'd io s q"
'licnt - to culnnHic ~ last Ir lhr I,-"'n"hs ' VIZ
tav. therefore. Nj Irt.dti. stand i'fr TODAY, !
stand to plead for The life 81 thc opihhr I" r'ad "f
'hc spirit r which NN''. "hd Wlt""i M'h d, 81, v'.u
And. 81 mu L,rr to answer for nj self n''a,s' iNt
been pleading foI lf with al to poV'r cod bas gwen
inc oi tue itsi Two ltals d. nv own N'' i 'h : u"''
and elsrWlcp and f III. shall In HN distssluu gl'c
utcrauce to deep and earnest conNcum iu strong ANA
earnest language, erh"i"iH WI "uW 'h'dLn " - ~.
no disrcspod to thtmi j. is because NY ,ou Is ird
! Never before ia my I.h- though ! have stood IN
! many scene. and have "fi'n u,'n ltir-n.'cr
/ upon me which Is upon inc nov. Never before ~
! ny lie Was there time wEtu my heart would go up
's ,,,. aver brf,re rr,,,rt,d I'm nf American Con
WILL they iu sissucc declaration ~ war against
10 states 81 the Mon Ihry ar. % n"'unE az,
surpressd We that every armrd soldier from the
p,t to I'm, Rio randi, hs "a rr,,lrrd ms arms and
pledged anew III allegiance 10 the Constitution. the
Union aud the flag WEI know that There ~ not armed
sodor aais; tht Republic throughout the whole oir
ya.t domain. We know sir. that in those 10 s,atc civil
! governments IN form have been r'stabshed by tho
voice of the people, and that with a The machinery o
their civil government they In full operation. We
know. Sir that peace has been declared by he mIhortu
Of this Government Pursuant 10 acts OF Congress confer
Ing that authority In al The states of the Union peace
has Eut, Sir what do these bills propose Thc
ncI within these states They propose 10 spersrdc au
annu them all, 10 take from AL the people of thor
states all voice ~ Tie power which j. To govern them
The bayOnet aud the hayone alone IN the hands of the
soldiers. s 10 be- Law 10 these States All resistance Is U
he overcome me states are 70 br idkt possession o ahd
all civil Institutions are Ia hc suhOrdinated 10 the baN0
net That is Mr. Doolittc then entered upon crit
csIn oi the details of me h and aitcWaId referred al
considerable length tO the resolution stru,tin him tC
resign, denying the right Of the Legislature of Wisconsin
to issue such Instructions and reviewing his votes Jud
speeches the Senate, and the acts OF his public life
which had caused these resolutions to bc passed 10y what
be termed ID" Radicals oi the Wisconsin Legislature lie
then cOncndcd that he had not abandoned the principles
~ the Baltimore platform oi 1864, Int that he was still
favor OF ara o the pnty ol rcc"I-ii1ion '0hu"uccd
/ ly Mr. Lincoln EcVHng The Louisiana bill he said M
tile should he amended ~ 10 read not 10 restore cu
government, INT 10 organize hell ~ thr STATE oi Iusi
ana Applause iu the galleries mingled With ni-.,s
Nj DooIttc concluded his speech at 1885.
Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, Deli commenced his remarks
by saying that the fate Of Mr. Dootle at the hands
Republican party hu the result of faithful rrice
bad causc He then reviewed briefly the records of The
Democratic party during the l,t 40 years speaking Of
negro suil"gc aud negro domination, wlch hr said,
were the measures before the teuate. lie sand the
negro had never been the superior Of the white man. and
God almighty and The valor OF our race would prevent
linn from becoIuing his superior slight applause N the
galleries. The Southern people would have been
worthy Of their sires II they had adopted the COnstitu
} uOna amendment.
| Mr.. SALISBURY gave way at 10 minutes past to a
! motion FOR recess III =. IN, which was ordered
TIIF RECONsTRUCTION BILL.
The Reconstruction bill WAS taken mp
| Mr.. SALISBURY DEM Deli resumed the floor In
| opposition 10 the bill
Mr.. DAVIS dem. Ky) then took the floor
The question then taken on the amendment uf Mr..
Henderson, which was the Louisiana bill In tho Of
/ a substitute II was disagreed TO-
A vote was then taken the Blaine amendment as