Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

had hIIway, would not have hastsned recon
struotioni he would have kept these Southgil
stsiss y ate[rlt9T1isi soad, sien 10 S9nditlol
/ uiihSy were ~ to come baek Into the unlon,i
ittook twenty ave Yeats but when they az
. sS.s X T.St'3 1 ;S' e oG% .iSS az
He wanted Virginia to come with the san,
| rights that MASSACHUSETTS had. These prop
Ser that they were issslstiSG not Tot seis,
| or for tomorrow, but Tor innumerable year
TO come. II IL no answer to say they are figh,
| they are 10 the interest OF liberty, add thA
Virginia ought TO love liberty, From one %,
OF this country TO the other the action Of III
secession oonYentlopa 70 forcing constitution
pSH SeTss SsS ,Sst sSosia sto%p
70 force q eonstituuon upon the people o
NiLginiA.- Has Oongre.! right 70 DO this
MT. sumner, Unqueatlonably. The Senate
aaEaihs question, and answer him, unques
Mf. Morton maintained the perfect right o.
| Congress 10 impose any condition. No Sens
result IL Virgipis IIs admitted. Many bslievi
| that " VtrKlniA u unfettered the loyAl met
| will - compelled TO leave Vir1lpia. A Feigi
Of terrorism and ostraoism win be tnAugu.
does aa 0eorEia aud Tennessee have done, w
will have to meet astOrm Of Indignation from
M. Hove took the position Of the riEht and
preeantion. III
M. soh9rl took opposite ground 70 the
He said the Republican party would 60 down
II u did not remove disabilities and that the
Zip, policy Of his colleague tMr. Draksl
Mr.. Warner plead for uaIversaI amnesty.
TOT the Republican party BY he white vote.
Iho oon nrmatl9s oI Gen bongstreet was 70.
EAtdedaa an evidence Of the liberal spirit Of
Congress, and did great good 10 the South.
Mr, Uameron " nted every ore 70 under.
STAND that he wAa not In favor Of General
ne ssnstor from AiaSans I'M WsfHstI that
, VIC pe,9pIe q we sonth would show him no
nseTaity. ne LMr' ~ ild not believe that
Ss e Slsstsd" o'D''0' nov n''' "OS'd
The SENATE, AZ 1880 p. m, adjourned until
MtoIpSuay, WIZ ne rnde,atanding thAtA vote
'uAi 9e AZ ~ O'Clock % mat day. bog
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Tho Houle tmmsdiately resumsd the con.
Mr.. Fitch, 81 Nevada, was opposed to The
State; Ne could conceive OF nothInE Thai
would prove 30 disastrous 70 the prlnslples
and perpetuliy Of the Republlaan party a. 10
O. eSntiog,liy lnRo.ing conditions ON the
southern States He then reviewed the COZ
duet Of the late war, oontendlnr that fhc
whole oouatry uadsrsiood that Il vas only
MHed ior me restorAtion o. the Union,
end inst u Congress failed TO reconstruct
these States u would not be fnlhllinV
tho pledges made TO the whole country
during TIE war, virginia was last sprine
P5omlsea eesmission uPon eertala conditions,
complied with. The fourteenth and fltesnih
amendments 70 the Federal Ooastltution had
SsS so%Plsa IN, With, and a eoastitu,ioa had
saehqsettl. -. 49,. I'd -. 49, M
Lh M, oeing the state Of the case the people
Sot n, hSis VA US1srss' q y did
Virginia In good faith, and as was promised
.alt spring, suppose NlrginiA would yiplats
Ihese IundAmentAl conditions after her Admis-
,iols,IoS ~, no Sssi. cone one, Of ~ Would that
otesent oenaltioni oertainiy noti but the
people eonsidsrlng themselves agErisved would
,ouid just a. Wen Appeaf TO ConEreas without
these fundamental conditions, There was
one propositions 10 this blll which seemed TO
ain most s1daeioIa That proposition was
the test oath, sad replace them with men who
,ould swear to anything except that lheV
gere elected. This was Al ieaSfE bold prep.
oaltion, and ae admired 20 for ita boidnean
He had condolences IN the good faith and rood
Intentions OF the people OF VlFGlnia, And
would do no act to further humiliate her. -
favor Of the bill a. ii came from IN som MI y
lee, . ms ... = ITTI-
Mr.. HAwlsy, OF III, was not preparod In
admt YlTginiA until after she had given fur
Their assurance for her future good bohaVior
and he would therefore NOT vote for AM hiil
that ana not Impose sdditlonal oonditIens ~
could not forget that It was upon TIE Soil Of
country was poured out fSr ths prssssvatine
aud perpetuAtion ofthlS tnlon. So far As his
vote could DO II, therefore, he wAe determIn.5
TO have greater security Tor the future. A. to
the power Of Oongreaa to impose these eondI-
lions, he had not the least doubt. -
Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, here, on leave. moved
that that, y nHS the House adjourn to-day, u be
Mr.. Aaper, 81 Mo, had not ths 49, So,' ~
OF the power OF UonRreSS 10 imeoss 49, ooS'
dltloni upon Virginia. He coniendsd ths, oop.
ditiona had been impoaed rnon nsa,i1 iii N |.
new States that mad been sbwI,tna ~ -, .i tne
to tim q ThIS vas' tbessfs,a Nv, ~. Itom tlme
SPEAK Sps s shis scd Ss oi HOI ,H,s1dsa .s
but for the Singular co nduet on tha gentlsmnn
from Illinois, IMr, Farnaworth. i who NJ
been charged with the conduct Of this bill n
tee as It's organ not 10 make a .peash SS.Ins,
the bill, but TO champion ~ passaGe ,hson1h
the House. While he would not unTaii liz
secrets Of the commtttse.rooni he ,Ias In
PEELED 10 say that he was EnrnT},sa ~, IN.
gentleman from Illinois cana into fra Uon.s
aud attacked the principal feature Of ths biiI-e
the oath prescribed. And he was more sar-
dameDtaI conditions could 40 mo- Tood' X saSI hi
at least do no harm. The Uom n,ittee on RI
construction prepared this bill 10 good faith,
TO the Rouse, and the oommitteS S5dSt"tnoa
and expected that Mr.. FaFnSworIh wnniS am,
port aud defend the bill IN he could not esp.
Ilstently do 90, hlG duty 10 the sommitts. 90
his 90 nss Of self respect md hopSs Shnnid IN
pei him 10 pas the bill over 10 Inc neSt ssnior
member ofthe committee, fNfF BaamS n i Ivhn
would support and defend h '''I "A'
Mr.. FafnsWorth aRId he had dana ali In n.
House that he promIGed ma snnmt,ts. ~
would do, viz; that he SVonI snnno., III ~
the bill except the sSetIons imnoaipS .sst.in
oAth1. Judging from Ihe anesohes ~ 49,
members Of the COS asIftss 10 tnought he mad
supported the bill a. well AZ any other msua.
Der, Tho,speeeh OF the Eentlomhn from wis
oon1in MT: Panel was somewhat obscure,
and last night the gentleman from south OAr.
oliuA INT whittemoIel spoke As much against
- tor ne PHI, and had read document
ASsinst N, IiIgihia Submission.
t,I at, MAIa naa 10 reooileotion that Mr.,
EIhsWOithh tntea 70 committees that he would
oppose the oAlh feature Of the bill, He had
out one unaetAtAnalng about the matter, and
NAV Wa thAt ne would support the bill, 10
view o. the course the gehtlemAn had pursued
ne ieu Y que 70 the bul 20 say this much a. to
Ine oul ltteti; ne, tooi had his private grieV.
Ahos. Nhloh ne might bflDE In here, aud he
mighI eomPlaln beoanae his views were not all
IeooEhlsel and acted upon He was utterly
oppotea 20 tne AdmNsion o. virginia under
Ahy eheumAtAhoes under this walker govern.
meht. -.. -..f.... .-..f
,.hteh was ~ obpossI 70 theie state governments
nhleh hsa hePu9neah hgure-heads and rebel
BACK bone1 and legs and heels, like those OF
Sentet IN Tenneaaee, and walker In VIRGINIA,
~, m s yneh nAno enlh IenAs' ~ had seen
WEE, .hs sHeet OF aamltnng states Without eondl-
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