The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-13

It was not matter of detail that was in question.
should 81 Sd%pssres by he oyS M men Of the coun
tty or BY rebels. That wee d1loulty which ad-
Other m1gt 70 down TSSfS vas 20 middle course
10 nsintSin control Of the government but was
,heir right flowing out OF the nature OF ths eohfot
Of The United states, and By which Robert b. Lee did
rot control g. The men who attempted he overthrow
were G RESTORED 70 them emu by By The unop mem 1o
SonTo Of hS sa b HToS M saEn
Nj, Mr,ALLls0N, of Iowa next addressed the House,
without nosscsion The The Il House 5 had today proclaim
ed That u did not RECOGNIZES, but repudiuted the pre-
FTesidens Sf sSO Unted states II aid
tie loyal people it would b. dereict 10 It's duties and
untrue TO ts pledges BE did not believe that the Pre-
he PIesidents plan to place rerels control of
those states II the Presinent however DID not fully
oSg tG %on 6s S the
states in the south and to place suras in the
hands Of the loyal people, without rega to or
TT The leading Democratic journal OF the west, the
the noTtb me- Sw We 9r seSng o.
me the principle OF eoored suffrage and time,
abused ofheir prej6does aud convinced that nothing
les then ool9red suffrage would atsfy the people Of
make make ts liberty and property safe the south and
the estabshment Of military soveSnments lie beSqed
the gentlemen who supporters of the Presidential
they should recosOt that from Ss time
% sSe 9Sspse o. the rebellion until August 1856,
rbs 6Sas sRs % 6Rg e States
people south HS SoessS @ Ss 1S5
even without this exist In the southern States for
eyed that this was for the protec
en Of the oya people Of the south, and therefore he
the gontomNn from Pennsy ySnis Mr. stevens that
ne the OH PHI to be followed By measure that
Mr.; BLAINE, of Maine, declared that whether or
be boped it would be amended to the effect that when
the constitutional amendment should be ratified and
and provided for impartial sufrsge then that State
sTess and its RepTe ssntsTes and seEatofS should be
admitted to their seats on taking the oath prescribed
A discussion arose between Messrs. Raymond and
Blaine upon the assertion Of the latter that the
pie had the polls superadded to the constitutional
amendment the requirement Of colored 81 ffrage. -,
Blaine to point to single State outside Of the New
England states. he said he doubted whether he could
added the requirement of universal suffrage to that of
Mr.. BLAINE held that all Of the loyal States mad
done SO except the State of New York, and he sub
were her members she could in that respect give
lew to the great Republican party Of the loyal States
that tennessee had BEEN admitted into the Union on
telegraphio announcement that she had adopted the
Mr.. BLAINE admitted that that was so, among q
adopted the constitutional amendment she would not
have been admited; but that itself would not have
Mr.. RAYMOND asked why then Congress had wait.
ed for the announcement that Tennessee had adopted
the constitutional amendment?
Mr.. BLAINE replied that it was because that was
the last thing which had been defined.
Mr.. ALLISON remarked, in the same connection
that the Republican party OF the State OF Iowa had
the
Friday last appear to have made the impression that
sS Ss
fevor Of msgnan,mous course; that hereafter the
deeply they have wronged the repu0lic,I would not
have any suppose that favor nerce and revenge
What said on that point was wholly in reference to
| the constitutional amendment, which all the rebel
States except 1ennessee have now rejected as basi
morally bound, and believe the Thirty. ninth Con
It. and pt themselves on the ground that Ten
nessee did. Many members know that have been op
to taking further decisive action until
| bel state had had full opportunity to act upon thu
amendment. Now that they have all rejected it. ant
considering their action as hnal say as said OF
Friday last, that that offer basis of restoration
| forever closed, 30 far as my vote is concerned
men of the south. The time has come when fruities
magnanimty to rebels is cruelty to our fIiends M
other victorious nation has neglected its sup
ernment gave special protection to the tories OF thu
hSm y sS9 1
cept Tennessee has been honored and defended by thu
Federal goyerRmenlY It is notorious fact that It il
rebel while it is both dangerous and dsgraceful for
southerner to have been oya to the Union. They are
| every dat perBh1ng as unaVenRed victims of rebel
malignity. desire to say also. that am in favor
placing these States under military Jurisdiction only
can governments be organized, based the will
Of all the loyal people, without regard to race or
Mr.. .NoELh, of Missouri, addressed the House
Mr. VAN HORN, OF New York, obtained the floor,
when the House at lOA5 P. M, adjourned.