, 1869-04-01
FoRTY-FURET CONGRESS.

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wIsna1op', March II
SENATE.
Tx AnIprRxXKNT hEeoLUIfnN
~ ns Soncusnt Issoiusion g adjourn On ths s ha
MI. FEssESDKN,as ~ Chairman Of the Committee
on APPROPRIATION, sa1o N his opinion Il would oe
na tst oPR ~ e
70 e day for adjournment until u snyuld IL
ae3st d!srn.c q the 1ndan Appropriation 9l ,-o
Maine that the Senate ought not to concur IN tha
resolution. Ipt the 1ndl2n Appropriation bul vas
not the only, or even the mort Important. @auel
the whole subject Of Georgia, inrolFtng the 9uee-
ton Of the admission OF Representatives ano .nc
question what hhal be done 70 securc pEopef re-
rorfant ruh}ec1 before Congress- and Senators
ought not talk Of going home until the ese q
Georgia IN al ~ oanehea hsa eeep ~ sa 1ns eensa
Important, not only to the people Of thas State
but u an example TO the states Of ALhalsslpp!-
Ie1as and xaa, ,s AnatsI sf'sns'on TT .hs ssson
was a revtdon Of The naturalization laws 70 as 10
Nj. nov .was una,le 10 Zee why I, IVES wrong
Of the senator from Ha ssachusetts tnat tht longer
be stayed the more be found 10 be done Laugh
terl lie Here Woul1 ~ ne wgnS 10 y remain u
The Gcorg'a case II he could see any prospect Of
making such settlement: but be had been here erer
other southern states, and Jet he believed they
we're no nearer to reconstruction tLAn ever. II
Congress could reconstruct the statc It had had
dtuon to Congress and tine, ore thing more WAS
needed-Eood sense
MI SUMNER xsktd what the Senator ffom Wis
consln proposed to do with the pending executive
Nj HOWE did not believe there vu enoust,
businesa to occupy an evening session, but thought
,Atfn nF1fr1 fhAG GanH DtF, In
session long enough to dispose Of al buainess Of
that kind that might come before It.
Mr: ANTHONY kaid; 20 fal a. he eoan reeol:
never voted for adjournment He fAathopJ}
thought there wan no good reason why thet should
not adjourn 1t the tine n1ed In the House resolu-
NJ. SUMNER. What does the Senator propose
Nj. ANTHONY. That Is question that has
come 10 the conclusion 10 let GeoEga take care Of
II: SUMNER. Then the Senator proposes to
f9rnish no projection or security to the Union men
Nj ANTHONY replied that bill for Georgia
could be paseed In = ve1J short tine whenever the
ihe Senate, md ak them to stand BY it
ar, SUMNER Whist does ny excellent friend
Ii. + ASfmoSY. don't think 1t is necessary to
DO an!1htae for virginia ii tbs eesslon-
MI. SUMNER Or Te1As7
NJ ASTAuSf; ! %Hrose M Ts11s :. J.. IN stand
fheee States don't seem willing to come IN, and
don1 think re can help Il
M pse suggested that ihe Senator
from Massachusetts, on this Euhjcct should bear In
mind that the House Committee on Reconstruc-
and considering The whole subject, and Wh|ch.
therefore, might Ike presumed 10 know whether It
required further leRlalaton at this session, had
mpliedly expressed the opinion that II lid not, BY
n 10 mn 0fY7 Rf
an carry ,lay-
Ar. SUMNER I understand, then, that my
those States '''>'0''
Mr. ANTHONY. Only 80 far II l propose to
abandon at the came time Massachusetts, Rhode
5ssnd ~ sMSEH sns HfsF s'a,f ~ su tho scn.or
projection. '''"@0A - - 'N'' ~ ~"1e' e"os'1''
have consess adjong1 Wi,hout doing - soneiainR Sa ~
to settle DEFINITELY the status Of the Staies now e1.
Guided from rrpresenta,ion, II thev were to Be
admitted on the terns already offered they should
be told 20, and il new condiiions we're to be In
nosrl II wes thr duty of ConrTss in tustjre IN thf
people to let them knoT What was required Of
II 11AMJN tnoved m amend th4 rean1nttor
10 as to nX upon satursiay. Apru ion. Is thc daT
of adiuummsnL =.
troubled ~ he csc Of Georuta. slt6onrt, he had
certain definite oItnions On thai subiect which. At
ss n S e, WS9a G Tas
sta1 fnr aI,,onnment hnt n It n,1xt h, .jone he
nrrferTrd fhr Tar srt,1rrsrsd ht hIs rn1rau7ir IN
thai nrcI1 by thc ffouse
Mr, cOSkLISG Was willing to vote for the
hpt wnnld nrrfer 10 nIii0nrn m tfe siay na1nej f
the reSnfnfton ~ IL Ead con,a frorn fba IIonca
fhnn1h he Wn1ii ,,e vrr rctirrnt a1out h,ncin1
he sexsIon to m end rnii MI haa bcen done fhaf
wns ncrcs.sYr The last three yeers haH ,nen
ns, ntS w G7,...s IL na9 ,, .Neh
a. In a1t1a o1naT seasons -nHoht aiont ~
ths 80 sna .,,In,n1,tc ~ - ard * he,,sro1 ~
,n, ara tho1,,'G;r 49, y. - ~ ~ ~ 1c
fern, 19 t4e 1u0.He''eu ~ Hea n.as, 49, - pe
n,. ,ha H., - "n a.. 80 oAu5 t, ~ "
1st MI III VGp G 't ~. ~ .uns " ~ saIA.i ~
,ontt nnrd ~ ~ II ,he east3, ~ En.. S.su suo
* t,est h,... W o. s ~. W.T.. y;
r ME-. snd to oo nv sn II ~ ~ I,,Ia
~ ~ rnt, :" ~ % ~ ~ ~ sa;
=. eae ~ q -, xt - ~ Il la ss sat
for 4hs,+ III ssaon a1'o 18o''ae
~ ~ RffftFTTS .. n sonrhc,n man woa m,
wiling to 20 home W5tsout dotna some;h;nS Tor for
n,ore n tmenH ~ r.Sontton ~ ..fn ~ ,ha 1,sS
Iar ~ anrii - ,hs ~ ~ TtnrMan. ~ g. - euc A'~n
frn1sr .r,:uorpt sy1n. III
AZ thu e!nirafion ~ fhc 1onruinr ho,,+ ~. rcxo-
Iii cane IN "a n,,nntsh.d hnsiness
Seycrni nmendmcnIs rrnnrfrd fnom thc f,n1,.
r71ftfrr ~, Hnuror9faf10ns WEIR agrred IN
TTST-Fv -ornrFTcr TI1Y
Ats:$s The bil Wra inform aiiT laid aside, and Mr..
rRI7NHTTII 7 frnrn fhr Tny1rittne ~ fnnfetrrrn
on iii to re!,cal The Te1ure-of-On act msdc
report, which win le found In 1hc proceedings Of
committee. The I'LL A. 1t had passed the Senate
requEed direct vote Q! the Senate refusing 70
col11m Sne nomination ol new appolatec N or
oef 70 Ielnsta1e an oai oMcff, and tnc change
made ~ tue committee SIMPLY provided toat When
an ofncer was suspended BY the President, he
should e translated ~ the end o! the ne1t session