Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Amendment Agreed Upon by. IN
President and Lending Southern

The amendment Agreed Upon by the
President and Lending SOutherDs
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| NEW York, Feb. 5.-The Times special
says: The following Is the amendment to
the Constitution that the Southerners in
| washington have agreed to, and it is said
the President agrees 10 it:
| ARTICLE IA, Section l. No State has a
right to secede, nor has the Federal Coy
ernment the right to eject State or deprive
| it of representation in Congress.
|, SIC, 2. The United States debt shall be
held sacred and inyiolate, but the rehei
debt shall never be paid by the nation, nor
by any State. ~" /. it Hr-. ~. :.
| 'SEC, 3. All persons born or naturaliZed
in the United States subject to its jurisdic-
tion, shall be citizens and shall have rights
and immunitles Of all States. bife,- liberty
and property are guaranteed.
SEC. 4. Representation shall be basel
on the numbers, counting all persons eX-
cept Indians not taxed. but when State
excludes any of its population on account
of race or color from voting, then those
excluded shall not be counted in the basis
OF representation.
Also the following, to be part Of the Con-
stitntiOn of each State: ..sso,9ru w. q
| Every male citizen a year in the State
and six months IN the county Immediately
preceding the election, and who can read
THE Declaration of Independence and the
limited States Constitution in the English
Language, and the owner of $3.50 worth OF
taxable property, shall be entitled to vote
provided that no person who has hereto
fore voted shall be excluded from voting.
Vote on Mr.. GrinneII's Resolution.
l. WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--The following is
II = t.f. fIa Nyncf nr(I r.
| ing the main, question on Mr. GrinnelEs
resolution against reducing the amount OF
outstanding United States legal tenders:
| YE4s-Messrs. Allison, Anderson, Ash
ley. Baker, Beaman, Bingham, Blow, Br0m-
well, Buckland, Bundy, Clarke of Ohio
Clark OF Kansas, Cobb, Cook, CullOm, De-
frees, Delano; Deming, D0nnelly, Dumoht
Eggleston, Farnswortb, Farquhar, Ferry
GOODYEAR, Grinnell, Griswold, Harding
Harris, Hayes Henderson, Highly, Hill
Hubbard, Hubbell of New York, Hubbell
of Ohio, Ingersoll, Julian, Kelly, Kelso
Koontz, Kuykendalk Lawrence. Leltwich
Loan. Longyear, Lynch, Marshall, Mars
ton, Marvin, Maynard, MeClurg, Mclndoe
Mckee, Miller Morris, Moulton, O'Neil
Orth, Paine, Patterson, Plants. Randall
Ross, Sawyer, Schenek, Shella6arger
Sloan, Stevens, Stilwell Stokes, Taylor
II
bridge, Upson, Van Arnan, Van Horn
Warner WashbHrne- of Indians, Welker
Whaley, Wilson of Pennsylvania, Windon
| NAYs.-Messrs. Alley, Alez, Ancona
Baldwin, Banks, Baxter, Bergen, Bilwell
blaine, Boutwell,, Boyer, Brandigee
Broomall, Campbell, Conkling, Cooper
Davis, Dawes, Dennison, Dodge, Eldrege
Eliot, Frank, Garfield, GlosSbrenner, Hard
ing, Hart, Hse, Hogan, Holmes, Hooper
HOtchkiss, Hubert, Humphrey, Hunter
Jenckes, Ketchum. Latin, Lawrence, o
Pennsylvania, LeBlopd, McRuer, Moore
head, Merrill, Niblaek, Nicholson, Noel
Pelham, Pike, POmerov, Randall of Penn
sylvania, Raymond, Ritter, Rogers Rol
lins, Schoield, Shankln, Spalding, Trim
Bile, Van Horn of New York, Ward o
New York, Ward of Kentucky, Washburr
of Massachusetts, Wentworth and Winfield
-65. ...
Theresolution was then adopted withou
a division. .-
Breaking OF the Ice in the Potomac
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 5.-The ice i
the Potomac broke up this morning, carry
ing everything before it. Railroad, o
Long bridge, and another across the eas
branch, were swept away. All railroa
communication south is suspended.
The Vienna Mission.
New YORK, Feb. 5.-The Tribune's specia
says the Vienna mission will probably b
rendered to Mr.. King, now at Rome. MI
Cowan cannot be confirmed. Fiia
stevens aud BuIler both Deny.
The Times special says Stevens denie
being in the conspiracy to impeach Genera
Grant. Stevens and General Butler bot
deny having anything to do with Ashley
impeachment resolutions.