New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

No" also pared.
The CHAIRMAN appointed as the new Committee Of
Conference Messrs Sherman, Howard. and Morton.
the political disabilities OF Mr. Roderick L. Butter Of
Mr BUCKAIEw Dem. PENN took the hoOr in "pp"-
sition, but Welded to a motion toauJoulh'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. WILSON (Rep., Iowa. presented tho
Joint resolutions of the Iowa Legislature in reference 10
the Des Moines Rapids Canal swamp land seleci!oir
Mr. VAN HORN Nep. NO. introduced two bills amend
atory of the present naval regulations. Mr. PIKE Rep
Ms1 IN Se navy O Mr. JDD ,eP iii Introduced
Joint resolution in reference 10 the rights United STATES
citizens. -. -. 49,,
The House took up the bill 10 admit the state "i 40"
bama TO representation in Congress.
Mr. ASHLEY rep, Ohio offered substitute.
siiion TO the bill lie declared that the STATE Of Ala
bama were admitted into the Union under the law and
with the shackles which the Last section Imposed upon
her she never could stand up IN the family 81 rpuhh's
aud say that she was The equal OF her sister ,
renlvng TO some OF the objections made by Mr. Kerr par
euiary a. 20 of rse new counties Which Mr. Paine
showed had been reanneNed 10 the counties lroh Mhh
belief that not over 5000 white Alabama
cluded from registration by the Reconstruction acs TIE
white of Alabama, who are admitted to nave been
Rebels during the permitted 10 vote aud "a eS
full political powers on condition taat thy VIII a."
deprive the loyal black men OF the soath OF their po
cal e bnb favor 10 those White Rebels tt
they allowed 70 partake OF political power at an
opposton 20 the bill The BILL he sald could be justified
by no man not filled will internal hatred Of our Govern
ment and desiring us ONefthro"' III Hus 0on"' "S
'I Mr. WILLIAMS Rep PENN said thar he should vote
AGAINST the bill and as lie would be found az variance
with many of his political friends he desired 10 mako
known the reasons which had brought MN 10 that .o
compel the people of Alabama TO ENJOY the privileges of
Will II there were any considerable number OF whio
men in the South who had any sense OF eont1t0n for
what they had done beyond that feeling OF rem0rso
which swayed the heart of Satan and his PEER only he
cause their enterprise had failed he had not seen the e,
dence OF it. He did not believe In forcing those moor
rIgible denquents into association ~ power with
people whom they hated and Government which they
MIR BINGHAM rep. obio) addressed the Hoaso y,
advocacy of the BILL putting on the satesmans axiom
that "f you cannot get all you wish you should get all
you can" cannot no said, shut my eyes 10
the great fact that this Government was Dut ny white
race that the predominang element Is still the same.
and that there Is no reason 10 rhPso, I m o
ing this would not be understood TO dsparage the pc
tca rights OF any that fate or fortune has cast
upon our shores whether the docile African tho
other and more turbuant one that comes by ship ozds.
with its 0ldWorld ideas and its anurepubcan nstnete,
IN Church and State ill the ranks and feed the wasting
reservoir Of the socaed American Democracy We have
them both 10 deal with, as we have had the spaniaf a
the Frenchman, and have now the Mexican ana the
Indian, and, under the new purchase OF he PRESIDENT
the EsqumauI. mongrels OF the Polar sea, ami We
must do the best We can 10 incorporate ana asspl'
late. IL we can these heterogeneous elements by
educating them into a love OF order aud just appTe-
citation q the rights OF man. bTt NOBODY s1peos
from any OF these materials wi hont Juoous lnterm
ture little leayen or havorng at least OK that hIh
instinct which puts the above the brute and has
the progress Of evolved stability and Jusprdense
from asserters OF individual manhood and as con
Just respect for the rights ana liberties OF all
The negro all know has just taken of the chains that
have shackled his limbs and bound down ms higher
faculties for than 200 years That he VIII be able o
MAINTAIN himself for any considerable ime even by
superior numbers, without a considerable amount or
support from lOyasts with white skins I'm the presence
of the stronger aud more submated If not higher
ethic element l do not believe. When you
bring these any two races-in luNtaIos'
sure TO 90 TO wall iust among the white the
Celt has always succumOed IN the presence Of tho
stronger Teuton, well the continent OF Europe
elsewhere. With the white element divided. IA IN the
score but where it is all black side aud white
the other safety As is. look for 10 great
AN antecedent ratification is such the Constit-
ton rpquiresn the amendment IN question not
only necessary TO that the resolution is an idle
Is there any way of enforcing it III there bn, what
law be nulihed by legislation herei whera VIII
the gentleman find the power TO do estherf Doss
il rest the contract of the Constitution, or on tbs
fOrmeri How that To confer on Congress u jG-'
rseion which the Constitution does not give, take
away from States power that expressly reserved In
faith IN such stipuauons; they confess couditon or
things which Is not yet ripe for unconditional restoration
do not choose TO anticipate by taking such risk PIE
fer wait until all is at least apparently safe There
will be danger enough then IL Is no easy nsk &c
construct friendly republican state with hostile ec
ments formidable be dealt with. He IL but
prentice ia political science who thinks can De hone
either in hurry or without the cooperation o clear
majority OF the people. No good thing machine,
tany Of construction 50 delicate or complex - the Or
can afford 10 walt. / warn gentlemen, cannot afcr
Mr.. DAWES rep. Mass) would be very glad TO vote
for the bill from the Committee either with
without the third section II he could Ia IL
of security to the people OF Alabama
SPEECH BY rHADDEus STEVENS
Mr. sTEyENs rep. Pal rose at the Clerks dsss, ssa