New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23

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Mr.. SHERMAN Reu Ohio called for the special order,
| the motion relating 20 adjournment.
MT HOWARD moved that recess be taken from TO
7OcOck saying that he intended to call up the Pacific
Railroad bills.
After discussion, Mr.. Towards motion was rejected
% to a.
Mr.. SHERMAN called for the special order.
Mr.. CAMERON offered resolution requiring the Com
missioner of Agriculture to regard the library i'm his pos
session as part OF the property Of the Department. and
! retain 10 IN his charge. Adopted.
Mr. KELLOGG introduced q bin for the better organi-
eaton OF the District Courts OF the United States within
the State OF Louisiana.
The resolution regard to adjournment was then taken
Mr.. CONNEss withdrew his amendment, for the pur-
pose he said Of facilitating the action of the House The
question was on Mr. shermans motion to iii the blank by
inserting Friday next as the day OF adjournment.
Mr.. WILSON offered substitute proposing to adjourn
on Monday the 27th inst, Mt ~ o'clock m until the
fourth Monday OF September, when, unless otherwise
ordered by the two Houses Congress will adjourn until
the first Monday IN December next lie urged the ne
cessity OF taking the followed last year in the
present condition OF the country.
| Mr.. SUMNER moved to amend Mr.. sheman's motion
| by striking ont Friday" and inserting Monday"
Mr. HOWE favored dsposing OF all important bills be-
fore adjournment particularly those In regard TO which
the President had plainly told them would be necessary
In his recent yetocs saying he did not recognize the
constructed Governments valid Congress should not
adjourn without securing projection to the people Of those
States
Mr.. SHERMAN said that he had known the bust.
10 be far advanced AZ hours before adjournment
now II they waited until every bin that Senator
deemed important passed, they would never adjourn
Mr. HOWE replied to some points In the remarks made
Mr. nShdeS On TINS sq3e e M ire s s
among the states could not be passed without danger
OF bOodshed and strife correct it time for Con
gress to stop and ask the reason why The Senator had
ntimaed that the purpose was TO enable the recon
structcd governments the militia TO control the
elections They would not be used for that purpose I'M
less those elections attempted To be mterered with
unlawfuy, which case lac hoped the people would be
enabled TO protect their rights.
! MI HENDRICKS said he had no TO change the
opinions lie had expressed Yesterday lie continued ;
The Senator from ONO, Nr shermaI felt himself author
lied 10 shat had spoken out Of time aud out place
The Senate Is the proper place for me TO express views
any Important question AS to the time when should
address the senate must beg the permission OF the Sen
ator from Ohio, oludgo of that for myself Aluslon
| was made 20 tho fact that was not here when the
bill passed On tire night when this bin
sdered was not IN good health ana dd not suppose the
ordinary matters would not be departed from, that
extraordinary would be pressed upon It's
sidcrltion Therefore was not mere. But, SIR, when
the nil before the Senate again by the arguments
OF he honorable Senators have mentioned, IL not
only ny right but IN my Judgment an imperative dniy
the very fret opportunity could command 10 admOnls
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Senator from Ohio referred to the extraordinary state
communicated from The state OF Texas to the Sen
at0r from West virginia hlr Wlley), that goo people
have been murdered m the state OF Texas ana that that
was an argument pass this bill Texas Is one Of the
States that are not provided for in the bill itself The
most shocking state O society proven To exist IN the
state Of Texas worse perhaps Than In any OF the other
States AMI yet leNh. IL excluded IOm the D. Why Is
Texas omitted nom the bin Il no election to take place
| Ia Texas This Fall
Mr.. HENDRICKS expressed his disbelief in half of the
reports. Concerning the AshDurn case, however, he
thought hardly proper Ia express any opinion while
the trial Is going ON. l expressed very earnestly he
said. my Judgment Judgment FROM which do not
expect 20 depart that II Is 6e right and the duty OF ne
power, under the circumstances see IN OF the
pcrs this morning, any attention called 20 ~ state
ment That within "a lev hours before addressed INC
senate yesterday had been In consultation with the
President and no doubt expressed his views. am glad
that there are some papers thht 90 not comana pubic
confidence aud therefore nrithe nor the President can
be hurt by papers that Ircpcat, Sir that have
not had tho honor OF an Interview with the
/ President for more than Elk weeks past
dents VeWr' and that these SIs arc not
to represented regarded states by the Executive
expressed opinion upon that AT all did not discuss
that subject did aude to IT, lie concluded by eX-
pressing the hope that the bill WILL by some means, fail TO
| become q law.
| Mr. MORTON Glep. Tnd.l took tho floor TO reply lie
said Although the present Governor of Indiana is can
didae for reelection, yet II they placed MI the arsenal
OF the United states In his hands they could not aud
would used promote his election, aud II surely
need excite SUSPICION when II has been the policy oil
the Government To distribute arms among all the states
u time peace. that pTOpOtiOnato number was gwen
10 Indiana along with the other States. Commenting
upon the remarks Of Mr. Hendricks he asked whether II
would be claimed that the arms heretofore distributed TO
the states mad been distributed IN the interest of one
political party. The new state governments would prop
ably be ia The hands OF political party but the arms
must be placed In the hands not OF mob, but OF the
state organizations. So FAR from those arms being us
ributcd for political purposes IN the SOUTH they were 10
be these states for the purpose OF protecting e
governments from revolution ana destruction, WIN which
they were boldly threatened We nave punt the up ne
said and up this time We have left them unprotected
u tho midst OF their armed enemies For III they nave
rght TO have State governments at all II Is right To pro-
cct them against their enemies let them come from
Mr. MoITOH went ON TO say he had learned from the
newly elected Senators that there not an arsenal IN
those States not piece OF artillery win when 10 pro
ect themselves have they any money WIN wheh 10
buy arms. He said that they were surrounded by a
Rebel and hostile population IN great part me great
body OF the whites not only hostile 10 the Dut threat
ening TO reyoutionzo them Those enelnles nave To-
Gently been arms they are there officers ana soldiers
All together and can fall In line tomorrow-tred ana
trained soldiers many OF them ana you cannot il'u
Rebel house hardly III the south thH' uoe7 ho' "'' "
| rifle or its m,sket o., A., ,.
DRAKE doP MOI interrupted to give en- tne rSIH
of arms now In the South, which after estlmal Tue
TI sid thnt the declarations Southern speakers
are that they are unanimously resolved not TO submit 10
or recognize those Governments ms ct Couu NV 10
! ignored Their associations were with tho Demo
| cratic party which had declared Itself as 10 INC
loyalty of those Governments. Inc Dcnovrh,lo
pfess throughout the country asserting that tey arc
wholly Illegal and that there being no law 10 sustain IN
Them nobody is hound To yield obedience 70 them lie
quoted the Blair letter written and published few days
before Blair nominated, as another eVuehSe On ,h
purpose ana asked hat reasonable man would deny he
right OF these Governments To DC arned uness Nv "
sired their overthrow They must either DO proeeteu o
subjected to that danger In answer TO the lue VIZ WIZ
arms were 10 he denied Texas and virginia. nc Siu
that there are no Governments there To receive tnem
| MT NYE IRep Ney)-Nor any orgnniZed militia A.,
MIR MoRfON contnued-He would ike to near ~, IRON u,
some OF the new Senators in regard to the necessity Vi
arms In their States. ~, ,t..o.,o, On tha
future an organized attempt TO wrest pohuci Pomoi
from the hands OF the Republican party py 20
sary INIT that marty he said, equally ueteIuhou
uphold the rights and the liberties OF the country, @
fcrring u Mr. Hendricks anticipation % . 1Tbc
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