New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

M CHAIR announced that the bill having been
passsd over the veto by vote OF twothirds OF eacA
House was law.
The Appropriation bill and the veto thereto next
taken up The bill passed without debate over the
veto yeas 80: Nays4. Mr.. johnson, Who yo,cd in the
negative on the FIRST veto, voted in the Affirmative ON this
The negatives Messrs Bucl,aew G'em.. Pal pa
Wis (Dem. Ky Hendricks Dem, md. and Patterson
The Presidents brother-n-law.
ADJOURNMENT.
Nj SHERMAN Rep., ONO CALEB w lhe house con
current resolution fOr adjournment, ana moved subS
tue foI t as follows That the President OF the senate
and Speaker OF the House shall adjourn nor Ie>pc
Saturday, July 20, until the inst Monday
Mr SUMNER Rep. Mass moved TO strike ont the first
Monday N December ana insert, ~ ntn lhfaeol 'ng
two things must be done; either the llesOtlt mus D
removed from the chair ne occupies, or congress mus,
continue IN permanent session 10 Watch hih. wen
make that statement make u WIN I. sei.'t o. ny
responsibility a Senator knowing we'll what may come
Senator OF the United states deem lJ my uuY 10
make this public declaration, that may do what can
COUNTRY Of what in my opinion. duty Of the hour
II IS for another branch OF the Government 10 take s
the President to Judgment. IL Is Tor u, should
they take these proceedings 70 enter upon
senator TO express his mind freely with regard
20 the conduct Of the President No duty that may de-
ing therefore, under the responsibility Of ti, hour,
still say that nmy opinion Congress ought 10 remove TINS
incumbent from Office sit here constantly IN their
still President flat insist YOU shall sit here u order 70
do What you TO neutralze the mischief which pro
Deeds from him, which have reason 10 believe must
proceed from him so long as he continues power. For
this reason which have very simply and very briefly
stated hope the resolution Of the Senator from ONO
Will not he adopted II could have my way Congress
would not leave their seats They should stay here ~
guard to the CONSTITUTIONS eOnstanay force of the
Union throughout the Rebel states. But II IS pro
posed TO 20 home and abandon these Union men, prey
70 the President.
Mr. SHERMAN thought the views OF Nj. sumner were
Inconsistent with his proposition II what Dc said were
true Congress ought not to adjourn az all II an peach
Jnent had been commenced he sherman would favor
staying here try H. but the House had taken no action
YET except through Of its committees ana that com
znittoe had not yet made report lie did not believe
October would be q convenient time Tor the assembling
of Congress. In some Of the States political campaign
would be pending, and many Senator WOulc be actively
engaged in IT, At the suggestion OF several senators MI
sherman changed the hour Of adjournment III he lesOu
ton 20 O'Clock j. IN. 10 morrow.
The proposition Of Mr. Sumner TO adjourn TO the third
Monday in October was disagreed to. The question was
then on the proposition Of Mr. sherman 10 adjourn from
BOclock tomorrow until the first Monday OF December
II was agreed 10 substitute fol the Hou-f propo-
saon naming November I3 as the day Of meeting by the
following vote: