The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

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against the policy Of this government TOWARDS hs,ce
dasng her struggle for freedom He reviewed the his
q kszssias. whom he chsrsssrsssS = Io,sl Atbus-
ter Who had been the tosl q Ne French Emperor
and OF the most accomplished bsrbsr.ns Of NE
Mr. Jonnsor, (den) Of Nd, could - no practical
sslt likely 70 flow from this resolutson- wass mere
As he understands facts they ct forth In
the resolution There were not thousand 'excuted,
S.s only s .sss una:, q. nsssss.
Frssch commander, and was inssndsd 70 spyey
only brigands and gusrilas Al 70 the character Of
MAximiIian's election, Mr. johnson said hs was con-
vInced that Macmillan believed il 70 have been good
faith. Maxmi!ian well received IN Mexico, and be
desired 70 give and would have given 70 Mexico os'f
Mr. NYE epl Of Nevada, spoke u favor Of che reso-
luton he regarded hesiso az naturally Ss,ongsnx . 20
In going Mexico was the resuscitatioa Of Mexico
was in aid rebellion He west there the sgsss
ing var against the United Ssatss Mr. Nye spoke in
OF eulogy Of Juarex He said he Vas great and
Who was not warrior led great armies 70 victory He
Mr. Nyel had NO sympathy with those imported
mopsrchs who come TO suusate and not %
country The enlightened world would say 'aDen" 10
tho fate Of Mammalian America, while IL regretted his
admired his bravery, could not deny that his
nal policy towards Mexico. and substantial aid II neces-
sary.
MT. HOWARD thought u Wo0 foH 70 pyo8um0 tboS tno
court martial before which Macmillan condemned
acted fairly in accordance with the laws Of war. He
spoke OF the Of October 1885, as most nhamaa
and barbarous-the murderous decree Of temporarily
successful highway robber In his opinion Mammalian
met just and deserved fate AZ friends OF Mexico and
hs independence Of nations IL became the Senate Of
the United States to stand by Mexico in her struggles
against the imperialism which she had just overthrown
Mr. YArs ep Of H. thought sss subject @oscsyss
that further confederation OF Mr. Chambers
resolution postponed and that tho Senate 60 INTO ex
THE INDIAN rRoUBLnL
Mr. Ross, trep) Of Kansas, offered joint resolution
for the suppression OF Indian difficulties which was or
Nyoncxxrsr OF TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AxESDxExnL
Mr. FOWLER offered y resolution instructing the Ju-
dietary Committee report bill for the enforcement oil
the provision Of the constitution requiring Congress 70
guarantee a republican form OF government, &C oo-
jected TO and lies over
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then, two p NJ, went into ex-
RELIEF or RKpKsrASr DssERrERs
At fifteen minutes past three p the doors were re-
opened aud Mr. WADE, (rcp) OF Ohio asked that the
Senate take up the bill OF the House declaring that en-
listed men the Union armies after the surrender
of tho rebel armies but before being mustered out,
Mr. HEyDRIcKs (dem.) of Ind, sand he should DO CON-
PEELED to object he wished when this subject came
up, TO offer an amendment repeating the adoitonai
penalties imposed upon deser,,on by law Of Congress
Mr. WADE appealed Mr.. Hendricks to lot the bill be
The CHAIR said Il could only be read BY unanimous
consent
Mr. EDsuSps, trep) Of VI, said he was opposed 70
the consideration Of the bill AT this time, and should
therefore object So the bill was not taken up.
TIE MSS MILITIA BILL
Mr. DRAKE lrcp.) OF Mo-, wished the Senate 70 take
ND the resolution for the re-enrolment OF bill which
was passed last session for the payment Of tho
ssour militia called into the service OF the United
States It did roach the President in time to receive
Mr. FEssrsDrs, ersp, Of Me-, said y would require /.
strong argument him that the rsnrolment
Of this bill would 1t . law when signed BY the
President 1t contrary To all precedent He o.
leved ,he.bl would have 10 be passed again through
Mr. HSSnmcxs objected on the ground that this bust
within The scope OF the resolution u FRIDAY
discussion occurred ON tbs point made by Mr..
Hendricks and also the question whether the Pres.
Inc senate tnsn BY yeas H. nays 49, decided the sub
ect not In order and refused 70 take up the rssoeon
Atfour P. N. . taken until hafpast seven
Evening Session.
The Senate rsasssmbed ., haif-past seven O'Clock.
TUE DISTRICT on, ooLuxMA oonnrrru sir DURING THr
Mr. HARLAN, tsep Of Iowa, offered . resolution that
= Sit during sss recess 70 revise the laws Of The Distinct
which was adopted
Mr. SuxxKn rep) Of hass, asked leave 70 call up hrs
bill Tor universal suffrage in al the Statee
.fHs KxCoSsrRuciios BILL
the House ON the Reconstruction bill
Mr. SuxxRR tailudng to the bill he had attempted to
pus - ns Of The Measure: the
senate might go home in peace and have peace through
M rRunsUiI, frep) Of ILL.,, did not suppose the Sen.
ator Massachusetts, In earnest IN bis EFFORT 70
get up this bill tonsht He moved that the senate take
Mr. SUMNER said the one could not be passed without
the other. II the Senate consistent II would pass
both; ahe ono Was the necessary supplement OF the
other.
The Reconstruction bill taken up and the House
amendments were read
Senate could passue. Ne VAS quite sure 90 Looking
carefully over the amendments, that there were some
OF them which the Senate ought not 10 agree there
we're some which he would not vote for number Of
thsm PROBABLY majority, would be agreed 70 oy the
i, Lad acted The bin might either be referred to The
Judiciary Committee for examination TO report snch
amendment ns opinion the Senate ought TO agree
to- and disagree 70 the Others or might Do sent 70
committee OF conference He was not 10 favor OF q
conference committee for important bills aud he there
Mr.. WILSON ircp o! Mass, opposed the reference
He believed the shortest would be 10 take mp The
amendments in the Senate and scs upon them He
bought most Of the amendments would be agreed TO-
Mr.. EpHuNps Thought the most expeditions course OF
N ocedure would be 70 and ca tor commit
IT, SUMNER spoke Of the importance OF the measure,
advocated separate action upon each amendment IN
'pS Dalws hoped the amendments would be taken up
md ,greed disagreed 70. conference could tnsn
be ha dupon tnose 70 wncu we So,A'e oouu n'
Mr.. fskuNehofsN' VeP'I VI N''''' "'oo" 'o"se'-
encs o smmWee .,a - ...,..,-
Mr. rims, trepl Iowa. s,u " "ouu ~ ~.
NJ rru ubull ct the head Of H. There no question
~ between houses upon which The Senate
had not u oppressed itsctf
" Coz KuNe, lrepI IN. ", said there was very
important amendmens IA tor OH. VA eue ose wn'.u
binds the resiaen' name ana 'oo, IN .ne mseI VI ~
pointing tn Dstnct Oosanlnnoer@ Ins'e "sI. "sus
nortant 40 A seemed 20 him guard against the inter-
fsrsncs Of al President with these military command
.rs n vns n, important tnan TO guard against
MS ,.terlere with military commanders 10 shs
n,,i,tsry Sixh on OF which kentucky and Ten.
nesseo ver. art An Important elect on was pending
IN rsnnessse tf the hill which prevented tie removal
~ the d,s,rrt ~ nmanders Georgia permitted the
moval cf military commsuaers y iennessce oSsnss nc
Co.. 4, ,so,,a nnd Themselves hoisfed with Their
80 ,.,.,g m. vored a committee o. conference, be.
s..ss mere hey 20 uld give and take propositions Gns