The New York herald., 1867-03-30

bin 70 he read third time tho yeas and nays we're de-
manded The following IS the vote
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Sumner spoks n fsvor of his amsn6nssk
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above was on motion OF M. TRUnsUI1, trep) Of Ill,
nm SENATE coxrmanxr vuxD
nI HoRnI1, trep Of Ne. from the conference COM
mttee the bin making appropriations for tho den
ciences IN the Senate contingent fund nsds report
which vas agreed . ., .,,r,,,,-
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House:Tbst the President Of the Senate and Speaksr
nsrcv Uvs sns rst Wsans.d.y j. juy when anlsss
& su6rs 81 each hcnss sbaipbe present they shah fur
s06ef s6}ousn fh6m without day. = II X .y..--,e
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vsse( DAY tOimoncw = shrss s'slsk, which vas diia
Tns esesuop iSsa pscarsd ~ no proposi.hs u M
M suasaa ~as proceeding 10 speak ss.ins. adoai
ment and was advocating tho passage Of universal
Mr. Oomssa called him TO order. He made the point
that y was not In order for NJ Sumner on question
he had already made two or three times. Gaughter)
The CHAM decided that Mr.. Sumner was IN order IN
stating Why tho Senate should not adjourn
tths conclusion Of Mr. Summers speech Mr.. wnsox,
trep) Of Masa, offered amendment that both houses
s.u o. "a e: "a q April !. ne
here % sete the question Of suffrage Al through the
Mr. bxos (rsp, or Conn.,, asked n Msssra Summer
and Wilson meant 70 pass law 70 enforce negro suffrage
10 70 Vonnecslcut. &. st@et A
Mr.. WILSON had no Idoabt that under the recenfly
adopted constitutional amendment Congress had right
70 pass a unversa sunings bill .st o9fF
remarks as 70 the conduoe Of ssi 10 Maryland say-
ing that many OF those who were now demanding the
s s G Il 81: Ss
seccssonista Many Of them raised troops TO prevent
tho federal troops from going through Baltimore Al
Ke utterly denied a reports that justice was denied 70
any one In the seAle Of H.ryland = -
ment that Congress adjourn on Wednesdav the 10th
April until tho Let Of june, &c which was disagreed to
by the following vote:- Efasf . ~pa .re tNa
YxAs-Messrs. Drake Harlen, Howard Howe Morton,
Nye. Pomeroy. Ross Summer Thayer, Wade. Wilson and
Is ce.Ss % bs.. psss
e.
Sherman. Sprsgue stewart T1pton Trumbu, Van winke
Wiley and wiilams--2a rs
Tho question was next the proposition Of Mr. Ed
muuds to adjourn tomorrow % noon until the nrst
Wednesday July, and then untt the FIRST Monday In
December, unless quorum in each House shall other
wise diFscG y vas sdopsod By the following vote
YrAs-nessrs AnAonx Bnekalew. Cole Conklin- rcn.
hesa OOrb6t, Cfngtn Dtx0n Edmnnda Fesscnden Ffelr
huyssn, Hsnterson. hove, Johnson Morsan Morris q
Sherman Stewart Upton, Trumbu. Van winkle, Williams
.NAIs.Mess. Drale, Harlan. Howard, .Nye Pomersy,
Koss, sprasae. Summer, Thaycr., Wade, Wilson and
MONTANA TERRITORY.
n. YArEs. from the Commttee on Territories, rc-
ported act excepting from the act Of the last
Of the Thirty ninth Congrcss, entitled tan act amonda-
tory Of an act TO provide temporary governments for the
Territory Of Montana approved May 2 1884 and the
act 70 change the location or the capital ~ the Territory
OF Montana. the license revenue and Sunday laws Of
said Territory passed BY the Legislature Of Mcutana at
IT. lest segsion. 0hiected TO- and gooa evsr.
uxncUnvn eRsssoN. ~
The scuase four p NJ went into executive sessiou
and soon a1tsr adjourned.