The New York herald., 1868-02-06

resolutions. which, afier the preamble declare II the
duty Of Congress, the citizens Atd TO provide proper
and loyal ge.ernmenis 10 proyiAs such goyefnnGhpS
for them rs Territories.
Mr. DAvIs-i adhere 10 every prnc,ie Of those rcso-
lutlons. aud have throughout the war
Mr. hoRRiII~-l am more than delightes 10 hear ths.
because did mot expect the Senator to himself on
our side. (Laughter.i
Mo DAvls-well, | win show you in day or two.
lLaugbter
Mr. MoRslL proceeded to comment upon the resou-
tons and c0mpiimented Mr. Davis for his foresight In
regard those Suites in recommending protection ana
security 10 the loyal men thereof" to end that they
may reconstruct the extinct state governments In the
language Of the resolution he sad "has is what
doing now"
Mr. suHsEs rep, OF Mass Without distinction OF
Mr. donRnL--. Loyal men," tha. necessarily in
cudes color. or course. tLaushler) He had always
heretofore supposed that Mr. sumner author OF
the idea OF declaring those states had become Terri
sorles
the resolution in question just three days before his
vere offered
Mr. MORRILL, said the Senator had right TO copy the
r.olution of tho Senator from Massachusetts,; they
vsrs never patented. Q.aughter)
Mr. DAVIS proposed to comment furhsr on the re-
Mr MORRILL, said-I do not desire get up any an
tagonsm between tho Senator from Kentucky and the
senator from Massachusetts, will leave than, Hght
il out He proceeded that there nothing lett
for the government bat to reconstruct these States,
na me Question now was wne.nss Congress naa per
governments In harmony with national existence. and
in consonance with national life. This bin was means
compimsntsd the Senator from Maryland (Mr.
Johnson) highly for the stand he had taken With Con-
for . @ s ne n saS S
OF slavery during the war, and made upon 1t
noble and patriotic speech He had then voted ov the
Civil Rights bill, and finally he had voted for the bill
that the negro tho ballot waving his constitutional
doubts in favor Of liberty human rights and the rocOn-
struccu Of the country Mr. Morrill, went on 70 COM
ment upon tho views oppressed BY Msssrs Buckaisw
and Dooiite N the debate Thus far the latter had
voted mo" the Civil Rights bh TO secure
the cixens Of the United bates against the oppression
OF their former masters when the courts IN those States
had 6sen closed 70 negroes FOR one hundred years HAD
which the nation would be byword and hssingf
Mr. DooILrrLs, Fepl Of Wis, said he had not denied
the freedom and rights Of the negro and he had
introduced bill on that subject which he considered
constitutional He had never doubted that certain
parts or the OWL Rights bill were unconsttu lona and
he therefore voted against it,
Mr. MORRILL, said the Civil Rights bill speaks for itself;
and ho proceeded to comment upon that Senator's re-
marks in regard to the Caucasian and negro su
premacy, rdicuing the Idea OF half million people
dominating thiry-avs millions, In the Senator's claim
that Congress was trying TO put the negro power.
Mr.. FEssxSDKN-By the bayonet
Mr.. MonKuL-Yes, BY the bayonet. He continued to
Mr. Doolittles argument and asserted that
. certain bill he had offered an amendment proposing
the deportation Of negroes OF the District OF Columbia
Mr.. DooLrrrLE denied that he had offered such an
amendment Another Senator had offered IL, and he
moved an amendment that should be deported
cept suchas were willing 10 CO.
Mr. MoaRKLL aaid there was = distinction; .f the negro
could not stay with safety he ought TO CO. The Senator
had said that during the war large proportion OF tho
negroes had perished.
ME DooLrrTLE-fhat Is true.
Mr. hoRRIL said 1t was not so; that the Froedmens
Bureau had said they had increased He proceeded to
reply to Mr. Hendricks argument In regard to the policy
OF Mr. Lincoln saying that MI. Lincoln, IN his procla-
nation OF 1868, proposing the organization Of the
States tnen in possession Of tho armies OF the
United States, used the words 'r0-establish gov
srnments," and that their governments must thero.
fore have been overthrown. he also denied
that Mr. Lincoln had claimed by his action on the Winter
Davis bill that no alone bad authority over reconstruc
ton Nr Lincoln had objected TO the Dill because OF is
having come to him just before the adjournment OF
Congress lie did not like TO act without time Tor con-
sderatlon 70 destroy tnc governments no was "Jns 70
MIR. HEsDRroKs asked II Mr. Lincoln nad not ~ that
time said that no was moi prepared py tno apPova o
Mr. MORRILL, replied that Mr Lincoln had said some
thing Of that kind intending 70 restore Arkansas and
Louisiana in his own way aud his faith having been
pledged to them Congress- however, could never have
recognized them. He then commented on the poicy
OF the President claimed oy Mr. henorcks 70 DO INC
from the preamble the Presidents proclamation that
no civil governments existed in those States, and
mark made by President Johnson TO Mr. Hearn, that
new governments must oe iormeu In narmony WIN tne
n form or r. eject republican covernmsnts in soms Of
mem m4o,'! ol osnous hauS u~en h,n s :,
ms usn,sas 'las rssm,rs~ args nor,ion ~ hsr A.
government, havlng Ie'uIueu aige pv..on ~ he,
ci1ens TO vassaage LOT ne purpose OF oonunung reDei
sympa'h1crs ~ power Mo o,s.or es,aono1 S - s~r us
loyalty cou,d oe iouna .nan hsf suppianung :
Senator VINO nad $1,000 patlioucay W .ns govehmsns
with man VINO nad dose,sea nls county ner "ne Of
need and adnered 20 tne ooctr,ne oi oa.o rYns Maiy
iand, IA an lnIelhai ana os,oya spI' naa s.rc.cn
from ner consttutlon sno acIasiason " nsm's-no
geciala.'on % M .a. oSors nss,o han,dh ~. ~ hans
Ihat anti-Tepuocan @ consuton slguia ~ ~ oaGA ~
harmony wi.n .ne bl ~ nss s ~ ovseu DS
ing tne 'ccops, 'an 10. - ,I ,t,s ,h, aS % ~
body though rebels had ios al 'neir ngn.' ana say
ing tnat everyooay naa oeen para1nea sSoS n
VINO naa commca ane on.,,,,on ON .md =, .ha,
ting the oatn 70 supper. tno snu sna
Congress wouid noi Ial .na, peoIv wy sosson
those states would return c,o.nea WIN new WIN
wise ana patrotic eons..ulIons ~ nsInony WIN sno
nrst organizations during .ne Ieso'a.onay oaa -
ny JOHNSON rose 70 say .ns' e. .o popvs 'ao ~
wouid cndeayor TO vndicale ns Sa,e rom .ne cnarge
made against her by the senator ana nougnt 90 would
be able TO show that she MAO cons'u'on cpuohcan 10
iorm.
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yoaskruaE or sournsss IA AiIo.n 1s,,a, Lands.