The New York herald., 1867-02-13

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night 20 give she power 81 appontInsnt 10 The Presi
DENT The power, however 80 gsasdsd vary careiu
bin he would not ony have y take the oath pro-
duce the proof called for bus hare y ee the connrma
Z sss .a e. secretary Of w
IsrsA % ,ss rrss.asa., fer the sscreiary 2,
| might te removed wihoh notice. There way
BY which the acton Of the Senate could be obtained
ecutiye H. o'd not to addrcs sbe House in sup
port q the b because IN point OF ITS
prSvsons naa peen attacked BY s members VINO had
Mr. u BIosp appealed is Mr. Esos for avo minutes.
M ELIOT said he would certainly yield Mr. Lo Blond
condition that he would give bis help 20 pass tho
tin. uaughter) 5 ,H1..
1 Mr. LIZ BIosp promised that no would do all tba. he
could but would NOT prorniss 10 <o,e for The b IL
was not necessary b said attack auy provision OF
shs bin! as the whole theory q radically wrong
Mr. ELIOT, rcsurslg sent 70 the Clerks desk and lad
read letter received by him yesterday from Ne
vis, Of New Orleans, grandson Of General Neville or
revolutionary memory appealing 70 Congress for tho
adjustment Of loyal govarnment In Louisiana, also
resolutions adopted Last night the Southern 10y AS
Ia L ike bins BE- passed fos the osr southera
Mr. Boyss asked Mr. Eliot V let bim state the
ccens OF some o. those Southern ioyas as - Their
NJ EI'er declined % ylels fcr ,ha purpos. u.
bin Mr. Eliot shon yieldsl~ shs rsmsisder OF his
| Sme to
i NJ SHHMABARGER, (rep.) Of OniO member or The
lelect oomniee. who advo ascd ihe passage OF the bill
In nc usion he declared thus though the courts
opea 10 Louisiana they were under rebel control and
shield ng crnAinals than pun sfng them especially when
the crime was Of political character.
Mr. LIE BLOND inquired how tle House knew that
Mr. sHELtABaacrR answered--By the proof.
Mr. IEBlosp- But your report Aas never been pub
lishad, and wc are ali cropping q the dark
/ Mr. DoYsR-ADd say, as a member OF Ho select
committee, that the statement s unfounded in fact
Tue latter pan Of the sentence was drowned IN calls
i Of
The bill was then ordered Ia be read third time.
Mr. EiDRpGE called for the reading OF tho engrossed
bill
That point seemed to have oeon anticipated for tne
bill, to thc surprise of tho democratic and the
ment OF the republican side OF tho House mad
crossed The House then voted hy yeas and nays the
passage cf the bll and the bill xas passedyeas 1is,
Nevada, ashley Of Ohio BALDWIN banks, barber Barker,
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The announcement n the votc was received with
slight manifestations Of appliance
Mr. MoRaIs rep) OF N Y, presented petition OF n
stone and many Others Of Ontario county, New YORK
tariff on wool ~ provided last sessoa n the House bii
Mr. L.Yrrx Hsp., OF N r.. pressusea petitions Of 8
H. sherman and forty six others, cssns Of watertown
JssorsoS county, Of lsssc Fish and Others,
kimcr county, n r., advorss 10 the withdrawal Of the
Mt Mrsss rsp sPa presented MEMORIAL Of Joseph
Mock, the patsnice cf Nocks hinge inkstand, asking
Congress restore the sixth section 0s the Patent law
penalties for failure to stamp or sngrsvs the Of
patent on all patented articlss M -
J. M CsAnfR presented the credentials OF Hon. VIM
Aiken, Representative elect from tho Second disxcs or
South Caroline winch were rsfsrred 70 the Committee
MILITARY aovERxHsrs FOR rus sourr
the ss ssusS H. on which - Ssy
titled 70 the nooI -
At quar,cr.past fonr the House took recess unsi
, haif-past scven O'clock
II Evening Session.
The House resumed It's session at half-past seven
o'clock there being pretty full attendance Of menu
bers and the galleries being filled with spectators
THE or oorD III THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY
mttoe on Bsokng and Currency was Instructed 70
inquire into The expodency Of preventing By law the
national banks, and also exempng from State other
local taxation that portion OF the capital Of national
| banks invested in I'm ted States loans
CHANGING LINCOLN
On motion OF Mr.. DARLING tho Cosnmitiec ON Terri
tories instructed 10 inquire into tho property OF
that Of Lincoln
i RysUxED
The House then proceeded t. the consideration OF the
bib reported by Mr. Stevens from tho Committee on
Reconstruction. establish military governments
! South.
Mr. KELLEY frep) OF Pa. addre sed the House in adj
yocacy Of the bill and oppressed the hope it would
be passed without amendment II might not meet the
| views ot all the members OF the majority out no bii
could be found that would do He regarded the bill
mere police bill. Tho necessity for II arose from
the perndy OF the President OF the United states. Had
he 70 the duties OF his high Office and his
! reiterated pledges there would have boen no necessity
for the law II but required the General Of the army
execute the dying purposes o! Abraham Lncon and tho
early presidential purposes Of Andrew johnson That
administer under the military power of the
property territory the civil government Of which had
been overthrow did but what did in Mexico
what Butler and Banks did 10 Louisiana protect life
and property maintain peace aud await the action
OF te ennent, and OF that branch sf the govern
this bill did Il wiped out of existence the results of
Excessive usurpat0n by ovevthrowing the goverlme1
the psr Of hs Chief than s any % sss VA:
proposed by this bill Referring 20 Mr.. Banks deini-
neither peace war, hut state Of scye--he
ressed his wonder whether the people who were shut
up in Ieydsa and Utrecht supposed ia in those s.ses
there was no war; whether The and children
hiding in the OF yicxsburg when Grant besegcd
that stronghold had aay doubt that there was
OF existing lie spoke OF the murder OF Union
cit In the South. and said that their murdQrers
when arrested and convicted had been through the
mach of Andrew johnson. tho present leader OF
the rebellion, turned locse and reccveda welcome from
their fellow citizens with an audible well donc good
and faithful ser,antSn If this be peace then in Gods
name, let tho Union Of the South be armed
Tho atrocities Of Fort Pillow weo oversLadowed BY those
az New Orleans and tho outrsges committed by the Eng
isb at the siormng OF isadaos exceeded BY
those OF what had becn mildly called the Memphis riots
He sent the Clerks desk aud hat read letters and
| newspaper extracts illustrating the condition Of
| things in the South. If Congress he said,
1 had no right redress such wronss the bill
| should fail but why notg Because, they were
| told Congress had right interfere with
\ States. nud those states. IL VIVA not