New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
XLrn CONGRESS-sPEcIAL SESSION.
sENATE-wAsnIxeroN. July

TIRE RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
Mfr TRIAfBULL REP, ILL, from the JuucHiiN I"u-
j1i Tnorted back the several bills Reconstruction
referred 10 that Committee and with tnem new @' J
moro efficient government OF the Rebel states "D''
Mr WILSON rep Mass called for the second read
'"S IN SIMMER Rep Mass) said he should object % hc
iii proceeding beyond the FIRST stage today The pre-
,eedings of Friday convinced nm OF the h,teS>.! -,
akng dyantage OF au 1Ie luios u inc 'oii''' 60
o1 NS TBWMRuII said If the Senator from Mas>achu.
,etts was going 70 show much oapiousness a. WCnM
export his bill amendment, ana II Wouu h'' 'uV
' Mr ' sUMNIR Inquired MI Trumbun meant TO ps'
Mr sIiMNFREWelI do not know since tho vote Of
Friday cannot what the Senate cannot do. t@usn
Mr. TRUMBULL was very free to say that he did MOI
Mr. SIMMER would withdraw his objection with the
understanding that the bill would not be pressed today
1b tbc senator from Massachnsetts The lin could be-
,ut over after reading by single Dissection ana thy
senator from Massachusetts would make the objection
The bin was then read and ordered to be printed
The following Is the bill
give Act provide for The more hen govern
lnsDt Of The Rebel States passed March 2, 1857.
he eioCied de- That the true intent and meaning Of
the act to provide for the more efficient government o
the Rebel States passed March p Ammo Domn 1871 ana
WAS is end shall DO construed to be that the military
authority Of the United states in said Rebel States as
proyided in said act was and paramount TO any civil
Government existing therein, makes all such OWL Gov
,srnnents subordinate such military authority ana
prohibits them from interfering in any way with the
exercise OF such military authority.
SEC 2 And Dc Il f,rLher enacted, ThatIthe Commander
of any district named in said act shall have power, Sub
,ect to the approval Of the General Of the Of the
United states whenever in the opinion Of such Com
mander the proper administration of said act SHAH re-
qure It suspend orr remove from Office, oI nom the
performance q official duties, and the exercise Of OH
al powers any Ofeeror person holding or exercising
N hal q
office or d1ty such district under any power election
appointment or authority derived from, or granted by
claimed under any soSal!eO state ol ine tOlSl i
thereof. or any municipal or other dvls,om 5,
upon such suspension OF removal such CommaHef sum
lect 20 the approval OF the General aforesaid sdh Lat
power to provide from time 10 time LOT the p.o.lu.
~ the said duties of such officer, or person So ss
removed. by the detail Of some competent oiDer O
SIC g. Aud Dc ftker enacted That the General Of thc
powers of suspension removal and detail granted m the
preceding section 20 District Commanders: ,.,
SIC T. Aud be u further enacted, That the acts OF Iie
Dstr,sts PERSONS exercisng the functions OF clu
GERS and appointing others in their stead. are h1leb
Ind BE- Il further enacted, That the Boards Of
Neetlon provided for n the act entitled An act sup
Elementary TO act entitled An act to provide Ioi lh3
March 1861 and 70 facilitate restoration passed March
-, 1857, shah have power and II slSn pc Jhen
ascertain upon such facts Information as they can Oh
,ndcr d dt and the oafb required by said net shall
conclusive such question, ana no person 'h
titled thereto such Board shall also have power %
examine under oath, 70 be administered By any neIuh"i
of such Board any one touching TIC ql'''ion u "-'
SIC Aad Ge q further enacted. That the true intent
,rfi Oq4l said
nv Act among other things that no person VINO has
been member Of the Lcs,4tuIc OF any S''c o5 @n no
whether h las taken oath % support the CONSTITUTION
AGED .f In iSOurfeetoD OF rebeon ans tho United
states, given aid OF comfort 10 inc enemy {AeICloo
entitled 20 no registered or 10 Vote ana iIG "o.a.
executive on judicial Office in any State M SAID O;
mentioned shall be construed 10 include al 81, 9sices
of the state
pletug the original registration provided fQr IN s0 Ac
may in the discretion Of the commander OF any llle
Boards Of Registration shall have power and it shall be
their duty commencing % days puOf 70 any e4cCt0h
me aud place thereof torevise for period OF three days
The registration lists, and upon pen2 sasnsd I'M aug
the name OF such person 1Gom the ls ana sugh i,Oh
snail not DC allowed TO vote And such Board shi also
during the same period add "a such registry inc names
of all persons who 1T that time possess the quahlatio
required by said Act, who have not been aite%o5 re-
y for 70 v act or thing Which, without such par
.lon amnesty, would disGaally him nom registration
SC = ,dbe II further epaeed That section Of said
lastnamcd act shall be construed 70 authorize tue Com
Tuaudine General named therein whenever he shall deem
il ncediul 10 remove any member of Board Of Regis,
30 ill any vacancy ia such Board
THE INDIAN WAR 49,.
NJ. HENDERSON REP MOI asked leave 10 offer Tvs"
resolutions ealing for Information ON the subject o. tc
Indian dflculfies which after debate decided 70
Do in order under the resolution OF Friday last yhch
excludes legislative business not pertaining 70 Recon
were offered and adopted They addressed sevetaiy
20 sccretrys OF the Interior ana OF Nal ana can
upon these officers for All inflammation reports ana ORDER,
80 their possession touching the naturc origin and extent
of the nature OF the Indian difentes CD the iroheis
MEXICO.
Mr. CHANDLER REP. Mich) called up a resolution
offered by him fe days since calling upon the Secre
fary Of state for copies OF correspondence between him
and Lewis u. Campbell while the latter was Minister to
all oUff
Mr. Campbell since his appointment The resolution was
adopted. ,,, 49, 81, o,,
calling upon the Secretary state Tor al information in
his possession touching recent events IN Mexico
fion had been offered He thought relations with
Mexico were not what they Oneht 70 De- ana taat ine
country oueht 70 watch carefully tie management o. our
Mr HOWARD (Rop, Mch9 inquired what information
Mr.. sumner expected 20 set ~ this resolution accord
aug to The newspaper reports the adyenturer IaXlu
had been executed lately. Did NJ gunner expect to sci
Mr. SUMNER said ne expected to get the particulars
" the arrest, trial, and execution OF haXmilani ne
Anua Whose arrest and execution might possibly raise
question Of international law. H..
with Maxhaan would be forthcoming under tins feso-
uton lie entertained tie belief that Il NC tru,h %ls
in correcting sort Of childish senmentahsni y he n2ht
allowed that expression on the subject OF the exee-
zion, in other words the just punishment OF one VINO
according 20 his MIR Howars idea was the most arral
The resolution Of Mr.. gunner wa adopted.
CAPITAL POLICE.
The CHAIR LAID before tho Sefate resolution OF the
House for icint Committee 20 inquire into ard report
anon the mode which the law regulating the appoint
pe question was raised whether under the resolution Of
Fpay this matter could be considered, and by vote OF
he Senate. II docidedin the ncsau'e~4eas, Maya
n.
MI CHANDLER rep, Mch) said be wished To offer a
-esution he saw y thetnews from Europe that France
nd Austria had suspended diplomatic RELATIONS Win
Mexico and had gone into mourning over the death Of
Macmillan