New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
WFvvAVnkK D4TfY TRfBUNE. FRIDAY JANUARY 90 1863

ut once He proposed that tomorrow the speeches DO
n RI ~ SRsDo YOU intend TO abandon the bni
Mr. R0IJTWELI,-No, Sir; bnt L desire to haVe Ho"on
first the any objection
10 the proposition for twenty minutes speeches MI
k, AZ 3SRs dlep Ind) offered an amendment to the
proposed constitutional amendment, which was oIuorea
ME- p HITLER referred to the fact that in speech
made by him time ago. N which no spoke S 'T in
treasury and the Controller OF the Currency Dells III
ne Service of The banks, he made speak Oh tno
treasurer instead OF the treasury He did not nean "
say That good friend, Gen. Spinner, would 10 any
'n mE VsTARKWEATHER offered resolution calling for
Information as TO the destruction OF commercial Vessels
by the Confederate priyaeers during the war; winch va"
Mi HOOPER rep, Utah) introduced bills granting
onds ~ aid m the reclamation OF desert lands IN Ulan
and for the relief the inhabitants OF cities ana t9"s
i'm New Mexico, Arizona, ana Otah helerrou W 'h0 ~
Mr. LAwRENCE Rep ohiol from the Select Commit
zee on the NewYork Election Frauds reported h
Ton dreetng the arrest OF Henry Johnson who refused
to appear before the Commttee when sunmonsd also
investigate frauds in the late election OF senator h
Th being no quorum present the vote not taken
on the resolution and House at Al o'clock took le
cess "ii'N ~ EvfSISe SESSION
The House resumed is session at half past seven INC
lwr RICK Dem XVI opened the debate in speech
against the proposed constitutional amendment ana TN, to
hill in relation TO suffrage, reported by MT BoutWe
the COMMITTEES on Judi {ary contendng for the exclusive
control OF the States oyr the question OF SUFFRAGE
claimed that all the auIh0nues quOleu W M ~" 10.
I'm bis argument were II anst him and In favor OF his hr
Rerisi nosItion Hedeled that the Fourteenth Const
tutinnat Amendment "a We TO Congress any jurisdiction
yer the onestion OF rage and said lt rank usr
for Con 10 attempt exercise such Jurisdlc
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Mr. MCKEE rep. KY followed In advocacy OF t ,le
nendng measure exercising his preference however Tor
a substitute proposed ~ himself Whlch GeeIsos am, :,
lively that every male cllle OF tne Obileu It,
years OF age and upward shall DC enttieu W uo M
franchise except such as have been or may hereaer DC
engaged IN rebellion. Ho surprised TO near s COZ
eane saw that he had defense 10 make for KENTUCKY
STATE which to-day dfranchised 100000 citizens OF the
United states II time that the people should DC no
longer frightened by he cry that Kentucky stood IN the
waV The time had when Congress would he feefe
ant 10 its duty right and to Justice II IL any longer
allowed Kentucky trampe in the dust the rights Oh
quarter OF "a million OF It's people.
: Mr. MILLER rep, PENN next addressed tho House
i'm support the Constitutional Amendment, but as 10
the bin which proposes 10 take the control OF Suffrage
from the States utterly opposed to IT, lie denied
that the Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment when
made citizens OF all the people, gave them at tho same
time the right 70 vote. IT., a. -. A., -
nronosed amendment and the bill. lie quoted PRESIDENT
iincolns frequent declarations against tne equay Oh
te white and black race Where, he asked was peace III
fine naton IL was those states where the ballot was
denied 10 the negro and where were dssenson ana ag
tation and social political disorders In those states
who're Congress had aem pied TO cothe the negroes Win
the right OF suffrage. 49, a., w.. "A
iOurued. . I.