The New York herald., 1867-04-12

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shsy had trouble enough now, without being further
Objection being ,naie BY Mr. Cameron to the consd.
eratoa OF the Resolution, IL vent over.
rHn ABSENCE oR TERRITORIAL ovToEas PROM rHnR rosrs
on heretofore niroduc calling upon the President %
furnish Information d5os: tns absence 2, Governor
yummmgs from Colorado Territory, 49, 'AsS w nS1
Deen paid during such absence, &c.
sented 10 let the resolution 60 over informally
owing 70 the absence OF Mr.. BLckalew.
KxEcUrvB sEsson
On motion Of Mr. wIIIlAMs, the Senate went into
executive session
After the Senate had been In secret session several
hours It's doors opened, and Mr. WILAAA lep) Of
sainS for sn Adjournment Of the Senate :s az On
Wednesday, the 10th inst, at nve O'Clock. He now
70 . a%sna nss nad
Mr.. HcwE, lrepj o. wis., suggested that Monday be
the time he wanted shs question settled nov when
there WAS quorum Of 6enatoss In the city, for In
short time there would BE- mono
Mr. FksssDxs, tep) Of No. was opposed TO the reso-
70 their osnssisusncies Il they home without wait
Ing for the vacancies 70 be died It would be
cn1sSas spS of Mch was willing % ,ake bs
responsibility u adjsurning now. II Andrew Johnson
was obstacle In the way, would be found out by
without him. For himself he would NOT be drven into
confirming copperheads and rebels because otherwise
Mr. FkssHspEN replied that she Executive Department.
much part of the government q the Senate,
and the President had jus. - much right 70 say the
Senate stood In his way for the Senate 10 say he
stood In their way and as much right say that no
would nnd w.y Of running the machine withous tho
they could run the machine Without him The Presl-
dent did nos commit mpeachablo offence BY nomlnat
them So iong tho President preferred TO nominate
hs own political friends the Senate had right to reject
NJ. CoEkrIso (rctb Of N r.. in reply 10 nv. Howe,
sid while looking tho language Of the constitution ho
could see no reason why less than quorum could
more than year which the President had yea
sought to OIL He was willing TO stay hero long Il
have regard for the public interests 10 the cha
acer o. the men whom he sent % the Senate for con-
Mr. HOWE was perfectly willing that Of two Offices one
should be filed by friend Of the President and tho
other BY republican, but he did not understand that
not the force Of the remark OF the Senator from
Maine (ME Fessendenl That was II the President cent
him. While tie President wanted wal . man Of one cha
racter the Senate wanted another
Mr. FEsEND1s reminded the Senator Of the fact that
the President had sent In the nomination OF officer
for The Ninth Collection district Of Pennsylvania radi
cal, and the Senate rejected him.
district but he could say what had been done in other
districts.
pons The Of the resolution and again 60
into executive ses.on e there were forty or fy nOm
nations on the table.
not 20 into executive session until they nxed day u
Adjournment He did not agree with tho Senator from
time for adjoarnmsnt when the Presidsat skould
learn that this had been DONE he would send in nomna
~ all s s. 81: 6: a: e:
sscssd On only dozen Of them day. they mighs b
kept here al the summer His experience thas the
waited 70 rss transact all their business shsy would
ncvsr come 70 an sdjoummsak - .w-l
seusiyo session. sssins sssss ~ss sy Or fsy soa,as
ticns now on the tabls aNang aceion, some Of whHcA
'rSS.1 wsS AZ sSs sI RsSss ss. .s e ne
day = present. ThW ought ara 70 clear shs casndar
senators know that owing % declsicns y thesnaFs
grss had paed that law and they ought 70 that
= snfOrcsd H wanted 70 DO al that required on
Psss as sspsasa sSsy ,t.ss Ssshs % ssy an sSs
work shall bs fully 1ona TheFe could be fog
'thetr going home before that time.
the day Of adouramsnt and notify the President u ths
faoA La ne business Of nomiuasg and rsjscsing 80
uaA n qaeram was Isis and this woua bs me csss IN
three OF ear day He n favor Of nsing Mon1ay -
dsns cosd ces tsgsshsr aa all they could do . By oa
day . Ave oslock M the President continued 70 send
snaed o rsjsct them ssss would Be no end o he -
sion. Que Or the other must yield. werc the rspeb-
lieans y yieid and couirm deocratic nomnsssf For
oney he said mo- Was u supposed the President would
yiedi Hs was nos In the Prssddeuts confidence, and
therefore could not ~. Ifthey both psrsls the ooun
try will say there their staying here. He
knew Of Senators now present who wosld MOI be here
asr Monday Therefore,, st the Senate AZ thas day for
adtoumnonG
Mr. CAmnoH was in favor Of liking day fos adjourn
msnI He wosld prefer wednesday q four e'eieck.
Thas would aaosd ample time for busine. end glvs
noSios 10 ~ Prsadsns what they intended % do. n
the Presdsnt decided 70 meet than By shas time shss
thsy could adjourn and 60 homo
Mr. RAnssr, (rspl Of Mimi, hoped The ssnats would
into executive sssson and settle The Adjournment
question eo-morrow.
me following y the vote on going into executive
session -
ling Oragn Dixon Dooittle, Drake resscnden, Fowler
Frelinghuyscu, Harlan, Henderson, johnson, Morgan,
Morrill, Of Maine, Norton Patterson OF N. H. Paern0n,
q Tenn, Ramsey, Ros. Stewart Sumner, rhayer, Van
NAYS-Nessrs Anthony, Chandler, Corbitt DAVIS Ferry
Howe, morrill, Of VERMONT Norton Upton Trumbull and
Williams-ll.
So the senate agsn went into executive session,
and after some time spent there u adjourned.