New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
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EHE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
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EDispatohas 70 thu Araooias.d Pr.as SIS
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secretary oi tne lnteIlos % ASKS ~ en approprla.
lion fof ths temoNal ol Oeisaln olsaneeted
Cherokee lnaians on heo river.
The JUDICIARY commlstee reporsed IN Iavor
OF ene inoenntte posspohe11,ehb OF summers
and DraKe's suppiemensal reconstfWetion
Dllls. ..,.,
, The Judlcaary commune mas ailenaea tne
mouse suppiemel.taA pAlli Ml.kihg hlaJority
Of voters ratify constitutions.
resolution was introauced restoring
soldiers clothing destroyed 70 prevent con-
tagion.
Mr.. Wilson introduced Q Dill 70 restore Ala
bam& to the Union. After the usual pream-
BILE, 1t is
Resotoed, That the constitution OF Ala-
bama Is hereby declared TO be in conform
ity wirh the provisions Of the 'act to pro.
vide for the more efficient government Of
the rebel states" passed March z, 1857, ana
whenever the legislature elected under said
constitution shall ratify the fourteenth ar
ticle Of the constitution Of the United States,
proposed by the thirty-ninth congress, the
said state snan pc aomitteo 70 repres9silsssa.s "
tlon N congrsss e4sz N S.S aScoruauce WIN Nns
laws oI q, the Oni.su .as Sssses, n -.
1lli si;ts.ag ~ hHoa S,softi;tios
Inc case u ~. 81 ~ 90
was resul1eu' nc WAS fs5e0sSN " q :" 50
Aolourhso;a, M, s.,..;,,oo ,.o5,o,.to5
HouSe.-Ine uulyIlaLy SollLIlseee ~
Dill creaalng nAM gSPsAl Nv as esaS
s9rren9eIS anu $50,
OF muroeE, PaiHoy - ,1osidant
ioIgsly "a ~ ,Sre,Ie,t thait
1
coming INTO sne ohlteu STATES. Z Eassed; s't;,,,
lug I'D .,, o,t, ,Sa, - Sa1art.
lng 'wsney per Tens SeossaS ss ~ The
nnent ~ a. ,,a1T ,e A.
St,s snenHls,n' oilis y5os % re;ectad s The nil
Presioe1Sts q shi,.a a., a,Sd oossed
WSs Tba [eIu ba1se ,ne then vent into committee O
a., TbnIs On the army appropriation bill
Ine ~ Mnole On 't esa ao0 ooa The freouen
~ 20 rSonerai Grantis name 4
1. ~ ~ srtair measures pro
layoriihg q ,'lgIl, co1sidershIe feelfne
NoAS1 .,nt .I,o tathers of fbe ri
III. DutLet sa,u Ia .I.' ,vesident to mall
PUBIC onay allOMeu 'iie pAe'4S'-' -
G9l aal1 1aittaa rosa after which tb
nresident edS was called on for the sherma
COTS coIIespoll23snUo4 ~ 3a.o1,o4 VanS Idionrned'
lhenS anu OiSves l-.-tA' ,...s,H-
From vs1,'sa - =,
WASHINGTON, February lS.-Durlhg q
discussion Of the Laomas M case Ueaean' sai I
was made the topic. nj. OanlsIon q L,so, s,a,
he had confidence that General Lee aavl1 ,l.
command Of the federal army, had assure
him of his entire loyalty and deyotlen l,.l % =
General Scott, who approved Of placir
: Lee at the mead Of the army, ana the plas
was offered to him GIeel oinclaLly, Wlth y
| | to Virginia O1 the false pretnese OF seeli
: his family, and never came pack. Mr. va
} eron added that he would have arrest
> Lee If he had had a chance, but ne neY
: suspected that he would act perhdlouslY.
/ Mr.. johnson doubted the truth OF th
very much. Laughter.)
I Mr.. Cameron continued; Gentlem
might Iaugh, bat he would inform the &c
> tleman who indulged ~ merIlneht "
4 Conners) that he was as honorable man
any man to be found In California.
g The presidents reply to the Baltimore n
! nicipaf committee is conservative but
termined. 1t developes nothing new, ?
T. concluded: II repeat that the encoural
s ment given me on this occasion Is very
rounded by doubts. and menRced with per-
Il needs countenance and support. The ki
r exuressfons Of approval of the city coun
e Of baltimore, sincerely appreciated, VIII
g. remembered with gratitude as long as
ae shall last, ....-,-.
ID Gen. Hancocks recent Ienee ~ : :
under consideration az SeAerai 01A , nc
3 quarters. ... 49,. .o,s
Tne commttee On loL 49,
q cred the ssmAhA Dag ee4u'sAsAsN -.
g Wlshous acsion Saa.srd sd0,.es c,tizens visit;
Great Britain 70 secure Psssp9;I1ssii po;a1 io,,.,.ti
AS MT. stevens Oppesss Te q
regarolns " ss.et - ,a,sIi - WIZ
:. thlng ls necessary ~ lnls ny 20 " 0AA ~ -
~ sale iestlng ~ y ~ ~ .,,,,S I
ae II Is estlnlates9 tnas sa tsss,,s ~ )
fells az LOulsHi1et on sne e.i AiiSi-n'- 'A'.e'
to cost ~, ,6oo, wv. =. A., essn
Internal revenue IscslPss sY.1s5, Is5 S,syaN ,,,S
ss MT NorIoHi 8 ~ =.
ys chairman ol ene ~. h,,s ~
lp mittee were on tne nOuf VI sne HoaleS HS " "
q urging her aamaA7esSSn. eSll 80 ,s,o,,a, IL
d fifteenth infantry, has been ordered to t
Ok command Of the spp olslrscl o. Als9 9@.a y.
y, sarratts tglal ~ nas seen pOssAV'Aee ~ -
y Lne reoiGa cSASsS GsnsTsi itf, Hovsra I,. ~
~ 49, ~ ~ ~ h,,Tssn fnnetion sries y
=. - -, .s,s "a, SIsisroed voters.
~ 90, lScan congressiensl execu
IN ~ 49, sdr,it the Sefe.t of the coI
e, ~ s.tis, ~ lisi,ss,s nj, I0o "a 5000
~ ~ tesioA VI 1A,..,..... y S,,......,'
M -. -, y, IA Tha con
EALIAaAsaks " * 3, = Se,sI
~ X lion to-uAy g1 Yas,.ea u e Sn5 R;chSr.
~. Billings, Launder, featoes An1 4Aosrt1, IN,
nls ineligible. and their seats vacant, :, ~
by permission oekslAoeN w ~