The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

that the time for the pleon Of the registration in
the rebel States may be extended by the commanding
1867, &c. The last, or twelfth section, folIows:-
THAI 20 constitution adopted by OF the said rebel
81 Unless poas h IN as eSe
S ons By ns sss stat. aa be ballot
Amerci Union that every etizen OF such Stale
"a Of such state in suoyerson or conrarenon ~
he authority Of the United States have any binding
force.
pur rrpr.r.Yosy or ms RxcossrRuorIoN ACTS
Mr. EDauxDs, trep) OF VT, asked and by unanimous
consent obtained leave 20 bring IA a bill in explapao'
of the reconsruction acts. II declares the true int
aud meaning OF the same be that the military ausf sn
ty OF the United States In the rebel states is parau
70 ssy svn snhosdira, snu The all
authority aud prohibits them from interfe' >pc in an
way with tho exercising OF such military an horitv Ths
commander Of any district shall have sni9;.c
the approval Of Gen raj of the armies Of hc n,,sd
States, whenever, in the opinion Of nch commauder
ae p'G spscena or remove as' shall require il
from The performance Of Official du' os ana tho exercise
.. ;o power any I o Soa or Hodas or
military thfce, duties in nch district under any
power election appointment, authority derived from
crnnent thereof whether regular or provisional IL is
made the duty OF the Pres dent detail for service and
times the complete and eectnal execution Of This act
and the act Of which this is explanatory &C. and the
last section reads Sha the acts by the officers of The
army already done IN removing in the said districts
persons exercising the functions OF civil officers and a-
pointing Others ID tis,r stead hereby ratified con.
| lrned and egalized "
| BILL srPIgEMEyTAiN THE RECONSTRUCTION ACTS ETC.
Mr. FREirSGHcYsEs, Cep) OF n. J., asked, and by
unanimous consent obtained leave to bring in bill fur
Their supplementary TO The Reconstruction acts, aud to
give true construction TO the First That they
shall be construed to authorize tho officer assigned
the command OF any military district under said act
whenever he shall deem necessary the due perform
ance OF his duties to suspend from office any
Sas authority under called
another person In the stead o. the ofhcer per-
50 removed, and to authorize the officer assigned
| to tho command of any military district, when.
| ever he may deem it necessary, 70 prohibit,
suspend or set aside any action or proceeding
OF such State government done under its authority
beng the intention Of said that during its ccutinu-
ance The said SO called state OF rebol
States shall be allowed to continue only as provisional
governments subordinate to and subject TO the control
OF the officers assigned TO the military districts oresad
respectively and all acts heretofore done by any such
officer in accordance herewith shall be deemed valid
| . PuifAsIBRoPic RESOLUTION SUMNER.
Mr. SUMNER offered the following resolution which was
| ordered TO lie on the table for the present.
Resolved That the reconstruction of the rebel Sta ties
pc M and The Ses Of The country
81 e Pgq9nng & would seqar 'hs, every
bel receiving his pardon therefor should convey the
on WINCH b ns Syc ove' ier,n portion Of the land
sead which their labor mingled; that the
he Ta es Of he ' TO- continue to appropriate to himself
THE PRESIDENT INFORMATION IN REL ALTON
TO InI ENFORCEMENT or rIS EacossRrcrInN LAws ETC
| MT. HOWARD offered the following resolution, which
was agreed to-
Resolved That he presdol be respectfully requested
ecusrs letters letters advice spectve
iaiy dstc.s under passed March s5; entitled IAN
&C, to provide for the more esent Of the rebel
70 "F him by s2 orn sSpes Genera Of mo sye9
saeS och an ns and
Of said acts that may have taken place between him
Gen nd oq e sa or or % him and The
of an oes sncd S the also COPIES
Oh of them;