New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

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to answer any Of the personal aiaso sae or ~ re-
gravity of this should be approached IN dnerrnt
PT ana spirit Pr hsFnS Of the country he was
sorry 10 hear his colleague unHersot ftb'th ''He 70
tnne and peTpefuate the Republican party. He was
sorry that his colleague would permit nnnssa ~ "
Influenced on a question OF TINS KID" Wy s""" '''7
Mr. INGERsOLL explained that he said he wcnld q"
all he could do legally and nghtfaly to malh'an n
Mr. MARSHALL, was aware that his colleague hsla ="
qualified his language hut the spirit ana o.e oi n
n proper 10 resort 10 almost any 10 preserve inc
Republican party. No Representative had Ig.i,
laws for the repatriation of any party Inc gosaaon
spreading through The country ina, ID nls a"
ton OF Reconstruction tue whole struggle as eeFh '"
build up the Radical party. 60, A.,
Mr. sC0FlELp dep Pa askea r nE %s nsaSc, ,he
gentleman from Illinois thought thc service M lhe hebe
Congress or army disqualified man from |hhs e''
Mr. MARSHALL saId in the opinion Of The senle%s,l
from Illinois, long there is any legal dlgnan'to
Of such men, the House has it unquesonaoy within Us
power and control TO prevent such men Iom Hons
law in reference TO DISQUALIFICATION In the further
course Of his remarks Mr. Marshall alluded 70 me sep"rs
against Mr. Logans loyalty just before the Rebellion;
Mr.. LOGAN asked him whether he believed 'AeSo
Mr.. MARSHALL prefacng his remarks with 2 .1,nE,
meB TO his colleague CALAMITY said that was bis peihi
that, at the commencement Of the struggle, ne pSsI
hostile 10 the prosecution Of tee wal b'sh y"
(MarshaD had ever been To the end ~ the hepeiion
Mr.. BOUTWELL, Ulep, Massl said that wheh q m'u-
ber Oh his own knowledge AFFIDAVIT. charges by name
any person presenting himself as having neeh usmeu
son to take the oath. But he could not 60 Itbef lie
could not exclude in the grass lie como NOT Say
sented here because voters overawed, or meause
persons allowed Ia vote who should not have b.en
Logan would make specific charges in his resolution
Mr.. LOGAN altered his resolution so as 10 make
Mr.. ELDRIDGE asked the Yeas and Nays ensMr I0,
gans substitute The Yeas and Nays were refused any
then Mr.. LOgan'S substitute was adopted Dy S1e ~
81 10 50.
Mr. 4 nfpdn
the WITH Congressional District Of Connecticut charging
Mr. VIM Bsrnnm @ h IRON tna so,s
that be referred to the Committee ON Elections win
to take testimony and to send for persons ami
The SPEAKER presented papers in a large number 81
contested election cases, which referred TO e COn
mittee ON Elections.
COMMITTEE on RECONSTRUCTION.
Mr.. STEVENS REP. PAP said that he had coDsai. .i
with several members of the House and Senate ~ to me
course 70 be pursued whether the Joint Committee Re-
construction should be recognized or separate commit.
was the best He therefore offered the following rso"
ton: - ~, A., G., -.
War was instructed furnish copies Of all Instructions
orders and correspondence relating TO or CONTESTED with
act TO provide the efficient government 81 sbo
Rebel States" and the act supplementary thereto
ResO[red That committee OF nine be appointed 10 liz
qure what further legislation any Is rsanlrsd RESPECT,
ing the Act Of March 1881 or other legislation ' ee""
Mr.. ELDRIDGE objected.
Mr.. STEVENS moved to suspend the rules. Az,
resolution was offered and adopted
THE MEXICAN MINIsTERSiilP
On motion OF DIR. C0vODE rep, Pa the President
was transmit all the Official correspondence
between the Department of state Lewis D. Campbell
late Minister Mexico. and the correspondence Win bs
successor = >
Mr. ELIOT offered the following resolution
RssoIred That bill perfecting and strengthening the
yidng FOR the establishment of civil government within
the states be reported and acted on As soon ~ psec
tanned during this session OF Congress- and that all mat
calling for such legislation be laid on the table or re-
Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep., Pa inquired whether IL was
competent for the House to declare IN advance % sen
United by any OF its members on any eGtma'e duef-
The SPEAKER replied that it was The rules Of The
House declared that propositions should Hot De
Is In sfrtsn ~ snS aha
MI WILLIAMS intimated that rule Of The H""so
could not overrue the spirit OF the Constitution
Mr. HOLMAN Dem, Ind remarked thai si@i'ar
ruIe had been adopted the July session Of 1861.
NJ Mr. f H5YfR s% r aS sstd s Of
resolution and asked for the Yeas and Nays Oh the ns
The Yeas and Nays were refused and the rst part Of
the resolution adopted.
second part The Yeas and Nays refused, and ao
second part Of the resolution was adopted
War was directed 10 furnish information regard to the
fogging a civilian by Col Dodge at Fort sedGwick aud
under what law OF the United States or Article 81 war
such punishment was inflicted.
Mr.. BAKER rep, III introduced biz explanatory
OF the Reconstruction acts and providing thai Whenever
in the Judgment of any military commander OF any m-
tary district il may become necessary, such ntai CON-
mander shall be deemed and taken TO have fdfi ADD
explicit power TO vacate and I'LL up by appointments
any executive judicial Office pertsning 10 any Pres
visonal Government which may exist IN his Wiiitary
district; and whenever in his Judgment 10 shall be
necessary any mitary commander shall he deemed
and taken have IKE full and explicit power 10 oil up
by appointment any such provisional civil office The
commander shall be in all respects valid simlae
official acts done by persons holding similar PROVISIONAL
civil offices in the Rebel states otherwise than by mill
military commanders aforesaid by way of vaeating
and filing the same are hereby approved, sanctioned,
and declared valid, etc.
Mr. ASHLEY rep Ohio introduced bin 10 relieve
from the penalties of deseron who left their regr
and returned TO their homes after the surrender Or
Lee aud johnson. Referred to Committee on Military
Affair.".
Statements were made by the Chair, and by members,
accounting the absence from the House Of EeesFs.
Pruyn, Dawes. Shellabarger, and Blair
The House then, at adjourned until FRIDAY seSt