New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

changed @ 9Gys any @ 's s srs or roa s s' Fl ' vote 81 By 5 co
ntos respectively except punishment for such crimes as are no"
1es at common av whereof e shall have duly been Convicted
crime IL sai STATES except by pabhc officers charged with the custody
SSc soe e. ai BE- Gs r That Che day Gsci for The meeting
Legislature ol cthcro said states hr tue constitution utit
shall passed before The passage OF M 9e 9cl u
convened within 30 days Of the passage Of ms act ~ the rTh' O the
INT be u0 enacted That the tTSt section T Hls & aet
proclaim ratification BY the Leg csad states M Tespe,y M
Bncham's amendment is TO strike out the words in the
second section commencing " that the Constitutions OF
said states" and ending with the words duly con.
victed" and to insert in lieu tnereof the words that
civil and political rights and privileges shall be forever
equally secured said States TO all citizens OF the United
States resident therein as Is now provided III sad Con
SO'"'oi'' REMOVAL OF POLITICAL IsABILITIEs.
MT FARNSWOR1H Rep, ND, from the Committee
on Reconstruction, reported Din 10 remove IO'lc'l
disabilities from about 200 citizens OF North Carolina
Mr. ELDRIDGE inquired whether the persons named
in the bill men who have fallen on their Knees ana
pledged to support the Republican party
| Nh FAINSWORTH replied that nearly all OF them had
been recommended by the constitutional convention OF
Mr.. ELDRIDGE inquired further whether Governor
Holden's name is on the list
MIR FARNSWORTH afirmativey said that so are
the of the Lieutenant Governor eject Judges ol
he SUPERIOR and other courts and members of Con-
gress elect Mr. BOyden the member OF Congress eI1S1
was elected on the conservative ucket against NJ
Mr. NIBLACK inquired whether a support of the Re-
construction measures is regarded as necessary 10 eho
/ men to a removal Of political disabilities. ,,,
Mr.. FARNsWORTH replied that some evidence OF re,
I
helped the reconstruction of his state IN GOod I'n Is
| very good evidence. -
Messrs. Brooks, Robinson, Beck and woodward con-
| timued the discussion. D.. J.,
Mr. BROOKS regretted that only one Democrat Is III
| the list OF two hundred.
! At length the bin was passed by 50 TO 3d.
! OTHER SUBJECTS.
Mr. CARTEL ID asked leave to Introduce bill granting
the right Of way TO the Whitehall and PattsDurg Ea
Mr.. MUNGEN objected.
! A motion was then made TO adjourn.
| The SPEAKER said that possibly business might pg
transacted tomorrow I'm the House. The senate had
adOptcd resolution that 1t would inform the House al
what time the presence the House would be again dc
resolution vote tomorrow at - o'clock, ON the pelnR
articles of impeachment The Speaker, however hau ID
formation that possibly he would not say probably that
order might be rcscudcd by the Senate. lie had not i
ceived any notification the Senate that il desired the
| presence OF the House at u O'Clock tOmorOWi ana
] therefore If the House adjourn, buslncs,
| would be resumed tomorrow, until some hOu
! hCatiOn should be received from the senate
Mr. STEVENS Pa) moved that when the House adj
! journ to-day, II adjourn until Wednesday.
CThe motion made under the circumstances, and with
a contemptuous snoer which accompanied It, attracted
attention. and Immediately awakened interest as indi
eating oil the part Of the dissatisfaction at the To-
ports which I'm circulation regarding the probable
| issue Of Impeachment
The SPEAKER remarked that the motion was In order
and had the priority Of the motion TO adjourn.
Mr.. STEVENS, at the request Of tie members near him.
Withdrew the motion, and the House, at y o'clock ad
jOumed until tomorrow