, 1869-02-27
VOL XXus.. j.

ehanes trr ths ara .adenss IN the next Congress,
bees III tostu VIII aos b. txe4atrds In nvoe afh
- H. r. srswanr sas rs, II rn h.v* 10 ea3ae.
1t Tie te1t seztiuo bt cane ~ WI not ham t1o-
1hsss q .he Hons ~ ,Ss are u ~
II ve 1ct upon II now it esn be rAdded; but u Ee
dtssgree lnd alE lot another conference, ~ y
it Wis the only cte thAt could Be hid, md IL
sdop'lon ~. absolutely necessary 70 meet the stLe
CT aanEe Il - Moeo,gis and e'tswhs,s n - ne sonta:
Nrs 1EWaRT. Nli pl.ee.tn H. hiada
e:sk & G:;,s 6 psxss ,ss eS
proiecs him untn torue further aston can be had
to .,.y The hands Of The opprestiye rebels;
vaoa nd Htw Jefsey, remarked that The case ot
aui.a 20 aespc1ats u ,he1 seemed % ts.I I.bsaass
s3.s y sf*f'es 's 'as RE' g L. Rs1
snsadnsa'' + c.s.s =. Of e0a'e s,a oppoEes nst
tsslle,e the nss,o =. !! to ~ Or aoIa i o.nes;
Ae beleved, however, that II wa nero dem l9og-
Inn 10 aesen that either Of taese Wa natural
rghs eonnen 10 u men II tI1s eoqa'sy TO q,
hlnaclt wxs cauable q sek-Eotsfnnent+
VT. uEsDh1cKs thoneht this debate a. ore ex-
'ee esa.s q se o the a2pe % i naae
10 ihe majority Of she seLAtc. AID hs asked Re-
publican. TO eons,des ho" these appea!s wonld
ybea (otcwNt} htd veheneutJ urged tho adop-
tlon II tho nduaent even y it, PRESENT unsatts
1 t Ss; eif FssSa1eea a
IL zach : restoo that The "Rspubliean puty
:: o!d 70, have t~0.sh'fd' maturity In tho mkt
III. PRELISGuUysEN aaid he had since H.
cez,aiutd .hat H. MPaetssnp z psFtI wea,d have Z
IT.. r.RESDRltEe said tho Withdrawal Of tho
statement OF fact could nol Hide or txense tho
& 5sey u Ins m snse y m
| Ecnt Of tEas senator had been true. 1t would be
6 deiiyed md Il could be pss:sd 1pon by ,ha
last elected Representatives, Of the people The
theory o!the government WIS that .he VIII Of INC
majority ao1 seemed to b to saEe ipe M
people At disadvantage, and to,ee tnls amend
ment npon them beiore shcis voice could be heard.
Tho whole tenor oI the debate OF the Republican
ede eceme to be: We hlye started In tbs business
| ard We must have something altered. whether oar
aPPiors II g. ot A.
| corautattonal amendment changing tho form OF
our government. Bis eolieaeue had expressed
get whole enc, but II was the people Of Indiana
brad. Be sne1a afacka} lad 70 Intention to set ap
rtprcsent tht people OF Indiana
n. DRAhE inquired Thc!ne! The result Of the
s.ien 'sas tha ~ s.n!ia9 ia ut
r. "; q pe9Ps 9t IA sse
piata, honest people Of Isd.sE.. M b. teliinS thsn co
thas It Vas slAnder 10 haJ that that pattJ me mi
to force negro equality upon them. u he locke,
| only to party cprAfde1alipus be might dealfe tba
ths Republican party thoald forco this amend
nent upon the people; and be balieved that II ths
question Whether lhey Mould surrender :hs rigo
To regulate tu1tnge aud Tho holding Of OH C wer'
COW submitted to the people o! 1ndtana, the.
wonld tefute, b. very h1ge majority. to max
NJ. Hendr cks apoke until I O'Clock, whc,
| tle hcn3te tick 1eesss.
EVENING SESSION..
PkHsIoa bills.
Boms thirty private pension bills wess psssed
toAFkR1NcE CoxA1ffKK.
ee1e sppotntcd ntw onieIsaee Comm, tee x q j
Tie CoLsn,H Appropriation bill.
cohETl1CxIoNAL ANxNpNKEf.
Ths seta1e resumed consideration Of tho cor
. | etilnhonAl 1mend ucnt:
NJ. POAEhOf raited point Of order that tt
Conle.cres Committee had exceeded their poV
ers IN striking ons tho words " bod oo1ee." Wit
regard fo wh5en theEe ~. no dlssereepent,
RON ksuess meant to 1mpen the rights OF ma
upon poins of order;
poltt. bni It would rot eau.o my oeAy, u
Tbe PKks si6ESr o.. ruled the point ot osde
, a1oenane1t, which ha demo nneed a reYolutto1
Ar. MORRILL, {Vt.) urgrd 4 vosA.
~, ANTHONY tasoted the report.
Mr. MORTON called Attention to the fact th
slthooRh this amendment would probably B
= adopted b. the eetatc, yet 1t would not ati1all
! | Lave the AlnctiuR Of tno Senators toEnt1tu.1n
q tho tn Uo-tbirds who would Sote for It.
MF. WARNER raid Re wanted 10 vote Tor this
: nothing better could be had but would Do
! with regret and r!seivtnR, and be in tayor of r
tctltE 'hls and masking auothef effort TO get
1 | notc comprehensive Amendment II he believed
could po+e elbly be dott 1t this tine.
| hr. FOWLER remarked that the Auerdme,
. gtposted BY the Cor ference Commistco was i
!, auMtesIon that tho C0net1u ut;ou OF the Upise
States does not eeture to au citiEcns equ.lty it
b right to hold cfate. srd as ~ Implicit fstlns
uon ot The Georgia LeRl!ature IA expeuir
, eolorrd members. SID Eopg1dsg was about TO p1
! ltsclf In Tits 1ncor Isteut and ignornrious pos
ton from i weak feG1rt f4r the pre1udleeA Of Il
, | pecplo ct eer1alu Nenthern 6tate1. who w!Aned
l put upon tie shoulders OF othe.s heavy buydrs
: wtieh tEey wonld not touch Witt theit On
tnee1