, 1869-12-22

b Il clona having Inc least Nattouai Bank c!rcn-
lursd % 10 1etsIs e % "a eaneel Un,sed sst'es PET
eEt certificates to the exttut Of tn ss1e Of bank
:oteA uEdef thA set, and shal cease to r4y inter.
# o. ins r; M cat ssT:tnsatsa M @ ot &c u1nea
,C Finatee.
IKLbCKAFH BILL.
% telegf&rhlc communication between the United t
:tates AID foreign countT1ea. lie Urged that
pIon pt action was xtry impatssat- disca.s1n
thtu+d concerning The psorrety Of giving priority
10 ills measure over 0tncft tect1ed bJ Other Sco-
ators equally Important.
Kx1CCIlTE sESs1pE.
Nr, RAMSEY mosed to proceed to the coEsld:
eta.scn Of executive baaness. which *As agreed
II. and At II Is TIC dooza we're closed for An az
ecuare session.
House uF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIE GkusutA BILL. |
The reading Of the touEIa1 MAS dispensed with. !
that TIC dsbs!s ou The Georgia Reconstruction btu
several nenhela obtained leazc to print their |
erecehts nn the subject
Mr rtEM sIgue T -, sssin4: .e sae oa A'
Mr. FOUl1fEE made an argument aRatnst tho
bll, the Introduction O! which be aacslbsd 70 the
f.crrsl ~ t;oyernnsnt s nsd no powe. % prescribe
how sce shal! organize as. LexlslatnEe:
th1t tie Home AlMos. cc3red 10 be dellteEa.ise
todS. aid ita act'o1 wbs dictated ~ lea!nR par.
t:tsIs Q! the Republican Eazt7. lie predicted
That un!ets he ststcs, y ssesy esI,1,sa:soas1 I
tle lbeI&!es u! the people would f,s deaIo5ed>
and ztpat'lican government would be 1'e1e
than, \ deut:op.
Mr. con was the next speaker on the same side.
II. dtLohuses: the b'l - the go,[si of anassh!
ard the philosophy Of revolution. When ~ found
u Cupgre.s begging to nasu hta State taken out
q .hr tEioo. Il led nm 70 Il qutte tha Ieasop. ND
fseu The State Treasurer charging Governor ltal.
lock With sleculati1na. For httnselfs hn Toald
falfer brig That Bullock 10 tia stanRhtaS th1n
bsttS the stale of Georgia.
Iii. BiSGiIAM said: "The htlt sert 10 us BY the
StL2ic ID III col ct with every letter Of pas: cx.
a1ailoH ot C0tgre>A Oh the subject OF 1ccoastrac.
the IreedcEt when ho xas General 1f the Army,
acLihR uIlrr thc law Of reconstruction q lsSs,
10 1s!a!iou 70 s;eo'fis is ~ co1st M -, wl!a iaS
*,.ates IN reference 10 Fi.Ensa, un1cr the opera.
uon Of all the ieconIttuciIoh acts. II Ii 10 con-
nt IN s1 rsst 'estIstlor Hna ?: sss sasefpss
stl that tic bill pss be poslpone,! TIL ,he third
%s't''s' tsa q rhu II ''pu'' bare III sas,e r. E.
II. Hire Fe ne limited TO twenty tniuutea d!s.
cutsiop, cut on from reference 70 the record. aod
10 t-e dec,dtd In tie tight OF common reason AMI
urctr ,he eot'Eat,rn Ct On oath The hons1Aele
'ss s aaass as as y to.: saa
iGr thoae dt nlals Ct right to the people Of Georgia
there ought 10 be remedy III Coug!ets. aksee
with bin; but .hia - rot the hil! before us Il
affords addttot al protection to any Man white
srpeal Of thu. sort 70 lie Ionsc, and il equally
ss' ee L n 3s nc
idtn, OF ,he Inite, States, happen
70 Know, md therefore @ eay ~ T., J., y. tnat +
nj sfage which he nere1 Intended 10 be there, sud
which he dot not stand nJ Today That 1s the llne
which refers 10 lpe imposition Of the oAlh enuin.
Cd hy The I'ecorsiruelion acts On remhers Of the
| Legislature. The whole context Of the mtRaaRe
Slows lhat what ae meant waa The Imposition Of
he oaa required ny The !hiFa @ secison tta Of sae
tha. 1te Reconstruction oct u the III 9f March,
| leG., which undet.es this entire legislation, en-
| third section OF the Fourteenth Amendmcat'
Coumen,!uE on tie section which al1oHs The ar1n5
aad nasy 10 be Raced u the con:!9! Of M ne
IL Lot worthy moments cooadeta.
tion IN the House Of Representatives Fo'
o.e, no matter Whist PARTY sstY, stand here to
bccume the Representatives, Of the people to bs
oraGoope,i IN auy trca manner Into legislator
5ss a s %sty ss i als 81 e ss sVP 81
1eprhEc- deny the r.cns Of Congress TO lay exec
ltlye power Of ratoual law ut the teet OF s.
E1ecu'ire. to te exercised at his discretion. Coz
EresH Is ho1Id to execute its own lars, thfouFf
It's OVID titclaia No nattef Whist the pressure O
party nny be, carrot consent 10 stu!tiiy Ryeet.'
A to lhr ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment
ME. bingham declared that nothing which humRt
Ingenuity could cnntlve RES 10 likely u this bill
70 tiei.a1 that great, jus' and .!Sh!eoas measure
to the thin, Wctinetdag In JanuasJ.
Nit. FAlsSswoKTII opposed the btu: lie fe1
nan from Ohio, i'd 10 care /. failed. 10 rot,
seatnst the bill He stated hls grounds Of oppo
stion-
SIT. PAINE supported the bill, and hal some Re
rnits and letters read showing the necessity 10
' n. WMiTTEs1oRE sposc ten nlnusca In sur
" III. LoiAS .n.smased tho aitncn1sy that m,sa1
present !tsei T. = tns M xas p9ssponsa ana r.
Did not recognize that those entitled to seats coal
MI UUrLER, Of Massachusetts, cloEed the DE-
tate. lie deploted the objection Of tho Renslcna
from Ohio {Blnsham,, and !ntlaased that /
seemed 10 have cacKat the Injection nom %
, thai BIZ CHAM Sits on tue Democratic side Of tt
1louse1. lie replied briefly 70 The arsunena mad mad
ths % b , aaG n sen.9 5se 70 NJ Gsd
! cr ercroaeh!ng on thai old provcro. tna
"ees should not eat dss;" g S.aPs s.rPs
[1a1ghter}. lie WA also surprised that n1as
with name 20 Hattie 10 be panne,i on ehond hav
made scch . 6ad toGe on ne name o. Of iah &c. co.
ment that this Dill found ita origin on the con
mendat,on Of the President, the contradiction {
$ brought before the House last April was aubstas
: ponenent Of tne Itu would be that when Il
this Legislation returned TO Georgia they would
u pt 10 .o,t the ranks Of the murdered Legislator
Asso NJ: b,nsnam. al gpmen, M t f1E osspons%en @ 5
utterly vile as TO be unworthy . plac
IN the House Of prcteutalses. Why kse
) no. 1otc II down at oEce : lie expressed hlm.e
much ratned II hearrG the gentleman from Oh
sag there waa tine tn the message Of the rret
4 bc there, AMI he sB.ngnsu., kpezn Now, sa
Bcs1cr. ii he Knows |, hJ the context that y q
i thing: hut II he means he knows ron what II
.{orf f71I hfFT7 In hA hnnfs II at a
kIoHn 10 the Honse snat he WAS authorized
d MAKE that statement. IL he authorized to sta
/ him tpec.a, MESSENGER to ,Rtorn' the Hon
- that u . solemn message sent.
ns e.. xa.p e. b. IGN ueyes e9uset nteas 'a
J. to re there. aud siIai thu President had len
IS there fer cur gaisialec, and never le, anJhot
d. know anything about Il excep: the Genllens
n the Ext cu1ye titus deals With Cougless: tnil
4 there can he no nlorr severe Criticism on Il
sou.se whsch nsSS osss ana 3sef ,n ssan aspt II
IRON the President Of the United Sta'e.. lucs
d!d give them to tho House, and hare no respt
n, When the President Of the Coisei States co1u
~ uicares With ncn1er Of conGrcst a. 70 pfifa
st man. and neither Of them should Iepc.s tae 6
". veFsst,on: Hut 4 re P1tstden: o.
g. 70 10
." lie has no right 10 talk Of the r'relicnt lnHrr
~ IT., and saiu notn,ng 10 l1s.!i5 u, az ~ 5,
hy t!c.nau from MatsAcnatctm nag no Fo"cf 70 roe
~. nr IN the assertion watch make tnat !nc ffe
~ nenl 81 lne LnNca g. HSast ss.1e ~ ~
~ ~. rrnd to ConE1eFs 1nat u shonlu iopo7t oa ue
ok ga the tctt nA'h n tne Ncconst sucl.oo aea
NJ MI. H1 ILER. IIcse VAS % occaslon y chi
ice order. 40 nor oenese taat ilssMen a. H3aut =, ,
H. dssteok 10 communicate 10 WE t1eose IL
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-, MI MNlisAAs $opoH5 sa'a Nc eoaauneA
w 10 Ihe hoEtS; .,, ,.-,,. ,,., >, ~
,H- NJ ~ Lhh. ~ ~ aoS s ues9s Mee H tn.t ~
nd hefet ~ tHe! o'0 tAea esseltu, sA?tah t4a.