The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-10

VII huhhhlSoN ChIlcu loI luC regular
order, md tho resolution went over and
the Senate resumed the consideration Of
the amnesty bill. The question was on
substituting the word "citizcn" for "per.
son" in the fifth section.
Mr.. COLE advocated il because il would
exclude Cinnamon.
Mr.. NYE took the same ground, and
argued that the recent treaty with China
forbade the naturalization Of Cinnamon.
Mr. SUMNER said it merely provided
that no one could claim to hC naturaliIrd
under or by treaty.
MIR, CARPENTER said the meaning nl
the treaty provision was very plain lie
said he knew il was wrong 10 intimate
that any Senator was aCtuatcd by pcNO.
nal motives, Int every "ne familiar with
the recent poetry new there WAS u bitter
anim0sity between the Nyc family and
Cinnamon. Laughter
The amendment was lost; yeas IL, navs
3j
Mr. Cole offered another amendment,
providing that this act shall not hr con
slrucd to alter the naturalization laws.
Lost, yeas u, nays M
visn that thr lin sLnnll M, Lr cn,S,rnol
IN uuiLor;,o tLm roturoIiyaI;nr "C T,n
Chinese.
MIR. STEVENSON was astOnshcd ut Mr..
Ch;m"mnr nM no pa";Iic "~ ""osi ~, ,i ,,'n
mercy nf ihc;r .m"m;ao in ,Io ;mr,, Ia" '
when l,r LoL ,Iocl"rc1 Iv %is 'y ":yo,,in"n %i
votcs tho, iLn rorrona NJ tEc Snu,I ;,,~"r
ant sunrrstitiomg anI mttcrlv m"corscinmu C%
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tn oct no irrors 70 70 WV" "'''N '"N''' WIZ Ut
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NJ TSn"ns.r,, S o,,o,,,o,, u u
to 70.
Mr.. NICKEIIs moved To strike out the
first section OF Mr. SUMMERS bill. Lost,
Mr.. ltOEERTsON appealed 10 the Senate
to pass the amnesty bill without amend
mcnt.
The question was then taken on Mr..
amendment to the supplement.
tary civil rights bill and it was adopted
by the following vote:
YEAS --McsSrs. Amcs, Anthony, Brown.
low, Cameron, Chandler, Cragin, Clay.
ton, C0nkling, Fcnt0n, Ferry of
Mich, FrclinghuyScn, Gilbert, lIamln,
Harlan, Morrill, OF VT, Morton, Osborne,
Patterson, Pomcr0y, Ramsey, Rice, Shcr.
man, Spencer, Sumner, West, Wilson,
Wmdsom and Wright-9S.
NAYEs-Mcssrs. Blair, Foreman, Gar.
pcntcr, Cole, Corbctt, Davis of W. Va,
Ferry OF Conn, GOldthwaitC, Hamilton Of
Texas, Hill, Hitchcock, Johnson, Kelley,
Logan, Morrill, Of Maine, Norwood, Root,
HohcrIson, salisbury, Sawyer, Schurz,
scott, Stevenson, Stockton, Thurman,
Tiplon, Trlmhull, and NiCkcrs-9S.
Caldwell, Elmunds, NyC and FIanni.
gan, who would have voted in the atlirma.
tive, were paired with Casscrly, llamil
ton III Maryland, Bayard and Davis of
Kentucky, who would have voted in the
NEGATIVE:
The NcIE PRESIDENT announced that
il was II Tie, and said that while he did
not approve OF all the provisions in the
amendment, he would vote in the ailrma.
mostly whiic Thr VIcp pwEs,@T,,wr @ III
Icclcd the doorkccpcrs to remove all prr.
SONS manifcsting approval or disapproval