The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-13

The Prussian government is about to COM
mence work for the extension and strengthen
ing of the fortifcations Of Cologne.
BRUSSELS, June 9-King Leopold and Queen
Maria have arrived here to tender welcome to
Admiral Farragut, who has arrived from Ant
werp. The Admiral partook OF grand BAN
quet tonight. .-
- rOur. .Washington Dispatches.
BUTLER SMELLS ONE THOUSAND DoLLARs-PAs-
SAGE OF THE oMIwUs BHIrFULn TEXT OF
THE BmrcosFMMITIoN OF REyRRDY. JOHN
SON As MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, June H.-The Paymaster-Gen-
eral demands s25, ,OO0, 600, otherwise the bounty
payments must stop.
Schofeld reports over half million deficit IN
the reconstruction appropriations.
bill was introduced in the Senate to-day,
legalizing the Washington City Registrars re-
cent certificates, whereby Radicals have ma
iority in the City Council
Mr.. Merrick, counsel for Woolley, in his let
ter to the House, impugns the veracity OF
Butler. :
AIarge and influential meeting has been held
at Philadelphia for the purpose of harmoniziag
Mr.. Chase and the Democratic party. A COM
mittee of one hundred, headed by General Hal
pine (iiles OReilly), was appointed to urge
the nomination Of Chase by the New York Con-
Secretary McOuIloch has returned Conn
missioner Rollins, letter Of resignation as par
tisl and incorrect in it's statement, and unjust
and disrespeetful to the President. & -
The President nominated Reyerdy johnson
as Minister to England, and he was unani-
mously confirmed by thesenate. -g
The Omnibus Admission bill, though some
Of its provisions carried BY abare majority,
has been finally passed by both Houses. by a
fui Radical vote against which the veto win
Be psoiWiesriess. The admission Of these States,
including all. the Southern States but Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas WIN take place in eleven
days or sooner. The bin is as follows:
THE BILL FOB ADMITTING THE SOUTHERN
srATxs.
41ssoiued; That each OF the States Of North
: Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia,
11sbaSIla and Florida, shall be entitled and adj
nikted d{orepresentAt Atien in Congress as State
or the Union when the Legislature of such
ststa ahaii haye.duly ratified the amendment
: TO the Constitution OF the United States, pro-
posed By the Tbrty-ninth Congress, and known
as article fourteen, as follows.
ArttceA Section 1; Az persons born OF na5u- IHs
ralized in the United States, and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens Of, the United
States. and. of the State wherein they reside.
No State shall make or enforce any Law Whicn
shah aMidge the pryiIeg or lmmumtles OF ef9-
zens OF the United States. Nor shall any state
wit6ofie due process of Law, nor deny TO any
person within its jurisdiction the equal pfotec-
.i Seetio1i 8 Representatives shall beSappor-
toned among the several States according to
the respective numbers, connhng the;Ynoie
nnmber Of persons IN each State, excludlug
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right to
vote at any election for the electors OF Presl-
; dent and Vice! president OF the United States,
REPRESENTATIVES in Congress, executive and
iniicial officers, or the members OF the Legls-
iatUre thereof, Is denied to any OF the male IN
habitants Of such States Reing Syaan.ys9tas tas
s or In any way. abridged except ttorpartcipatl
sin rebellion. or other crime, the basts or re-
mesentation therein shall be reduced In the
proportion which the number OF SUCH male
Citizens shall bear to the whole number OF male
3 citizens tWentF-one years OF age in that state.
Hectioni8. No person shall sbe aisenator or
dept or hold any Office, civil or military, under
fhe United States, or any State, who, having
! previously taken an oath, as O. member OF $Con-
=rress sor as an officer OF the United States, or
as q member Of any State Legislature, OF as an an
executive or Judicial officer ofsany State, TO
: snnport the Constitution Of the United States,
nhall have engaged in insurection or rebellion
5a.,a;nst the same or given aid or corr Nort TO
the enemies thereof; but Congress 10y by q
vote Of two-thirds OF each House 81 I've sucn
disability. s..,:. ALL. ;.
tbe United States, authorized by Law, includ-
inc; debts incurred for the payment OF pensions
Ard bounties for service IN suppressing insur-
: yectio, or rebellion, ehan NOT be questioned,
EbIlt neither the United States nor any state
shall assume or pay any debt or obhgatlon IN
..curred in aid Of insureclon or rebelhon
soainst the United States, or claim for the loss
:. or emancipation Of any slaves. but al such
debts. obligations or claims shall be held ile-
Section 5. The Congress Of the United States
shaIl have power to enforce, by appropriate
legislation, the provisions OF this article. ;.
- Also upon the following fundamental condl-
..tions That there never shall be in such State
any denial or;abid dgement OF the elective nan .
! chise TO anys person by reason or on account or
race or coloa, excepting indiana not taxed.
And the State Of Georgia shall only be enti-
tied and admitted to represent tation upon this
furtl6r 1unQ6m6nIfl COuultlOu, euoo ulA0 oASo
and third ub-divisions dissection seventeen OF
: the fifth article Of the constitution OF said
STATE. except the previso to tho first sub-dlV1-
sion. shall be null and yoid, and that the Cen
eral Assembly Of said State by solemn public
aet shail declare the assent OF the State to the
forepoipg fundamental condition. :.
MISection 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
4he day fixed for the meeting OF the Legislature
of either of said States by the constitution
thereof shall have passed, or have SO nearly q ar
: rived before the passage OF this act thai IN the
opinion of the Governor elect there shall not
z he, time for the Legislature to assemble ct the
( time fixed by the constitution OF such State,
such Legislature may be convened within thirty
dayJ alter the passage Of this act by the Cover
nor elect Of such State.
Section s. And be it. further enacted, That
the first section OF this act shall take effect as
to each State, except Georgia, when the Presl-
dent Of the United States shall officially pro-
claim the due ratification by its Legislature OF
aTficla .fourtsen; OF the amendment to the Con-
stitntion of the United States proposed by the
Thirty-niath Congress, and as 20 the State OF
: Georgia. when ,he shall proclaim IN addition,
( fhe assent of said State TO the fundamental
condition herein before imposed upon the
? same: and it is hereby made the duty OF the
President. within; ten days after RECEIVING
oficial information Of the ratification OF sald
amendment by the Legislature OF either OF
said States, to issuea proclamation announc-
ing that fact. -
The articles Of the Georgia Constitution
therein referred to are as follows:
.s.I.. ,c1rTrt No nonrf in fhjs State shall