New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

diplomatic representatives and other civil functi3nares
dd not intend TO limit debate in the senate on ne vUn
duet OF any such civil affairs, far as inc same uAy
aso IN legislative proceedings; that auy other inseIpte
toon is with the pryGeg Civil Oh ns e HS'e
. ResOrcd That The Constitution cxpsy decnrss EN- l1
when sitting to try an Tue 9eSS s oa ~
TO that already taon SENATOR that from the taking
Of this oath the Judicial character begnsSnd until then
each senator il Tree 10 express himself openly the con-
duct of civil Officer ana thSrespoh 20 a TINS hs
may be duty, aud it it always sacred right which
cannot be rehounced. - .s,,o,
Tho Senate then at q O'Clock, went into Executive SEES
sion While tho doors were closed. , on aI nompn
ment resolution. and called for conference with the
House. .,sa,ov
The doors were reopened ct $40 M. -, =, a.. ,
Dir. RAMSEY rep. MIMI offered bill for the pay
ment OF mileage to the Members Of tho XLth Congress-
objecsed to by Mr.CoNKLING CRep, N.YJ
THE ADJOURNMENT. .-.H , :,
The Clerk of the House snnouncedt the House had
Adjournment to wit that both Houses adjourn at 42O to-
day, until Thursday, Nov. q, at IL O'clock a.,
ADJOURNMENT sine die. did not concur in this view he
believed there would he stronger reaso0r sessSn ~
tween and November than there had been fOr 'n0
Mr. SUMNER ep. MassJ said this proposition was to
leave the President bad man. to besrlde 'ne i'0'0
The Yeas and Nays were thon called for the adoption
OF therepOrt; Qsep. Roman Dem Itailc' Ioh"So" -
,,l.uH
Cattell. Henderson, PATERSON OF yrn W'nkle
COnhing Howe Iohn' xvlIav
Davis, Morgan ramsey '
Chanler, Howard, GUNNER az
Cragin, Nye, ;dnniyol' A"'0' w.
T6Ia no vote~w6uld have killed the proposition.
Twenty-thrce Senators absent from thor seats
nnTpose Of moving Reconsideration; but Mr. Buckalcw
appearing IN the chamber and voting IN the armatve
Mr. Conkling again changed his vote TO the Affirmative
Mr. ME- (Rcp.. Novada) said he would then change his
vote for the purpose Of moving q reconsideration.
The vote was then annOunccd-1oaS IT. Nays H.
Mr.. HENDERSON rep, MOI moved the appointment
Of a.cOmmlttee to wait upon tho President ana INFORM
him'that Congress was ready 10 ADJOURN 49,,
Messrs. Anthony (Rep, X. H. aud Fowler Rep, Tenn@
wereAappOnted
Sr W moved to reconsider the vote the adoption
OF the Conference Report.
MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT. !.
message from the President announced the signing or
the resolution of sympathy with the people OF Crete inc
and the bill to carry into effect the Convention OF the Re
public Of Venezuela. -
Mr.. HOWE Rep. Wis., addressed tue Senate IN 0ppo-
stiOn to tho adjournment The motion to reconsider was
disagreed tO-Yeas rs, Nays 10.
Mr. SUMNER inquired II the President was going TO re-
turn the bill to establish equal rights In the District OF
Mr.. CONKIING said he had been Informed that the
President had moro bills TO return which he intended
to return. -.
Mr.. SUMNER said he supposed then the President
would pocket that bill.
Mr.. CONKIINC-Wo are not responsible for that.
Mr.. SUMNER-Yes, the Senate Is Responsible II, by al
journing. he defeats the bill for equal rights. .
Mr. CONKLING replied that equal rights and all other
rights would be safe so long the SenatOrrom Massa
chusetts lived. lLaughtert
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Tho Senate then 4:20, went into ENecutye Session
and then adjourned undor the resolution adopted
until the 2lst OF November.