New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27

saved than S2C0C0o In gold in this country that
money had boen so usc,! ins;ead OF lying lds curing me
will come here anG LABOR day after cay WIN inc soma
tor tdortOn) upon oio measures upon when VIC arc
way another, will bc ready 20 adiourn, but II seems
a. ne 10 Ge impoliic and Improper to lc our hahds p'
MIR MORRIIJ. ticp. Mel favored tie resolution az
suggestion TO tie House that the senate desired an early
Adjournment and. also. because he believed that is pas
sage would prompt tho Senate ~ attend 70 the measures
which were reilly pressing and Important, Snd 10 ofuSh
aside those that undcsCTViHe VI attention.
Mr. THURMAN Dem Ohio said II the majority wefe
determined 10 pass the resolution he saw no Object III
moved TO lay Il tie table. LUst-Y"ys, jG Mays ~
Messrs Fenton' sclIs, snmncr sherm'h' Spfasue anu
TTumhul voting 10 tie Affirmative. -,
Mr.. CoNKLiSG dep n, W" Question: Question
M SUMNER called Tor NC hc,s ana , - nd v in
Mr.. CoNKIING--"pocs anybody want the Y,1s and
y 9f. ST sr sYSi
The auonimeut was lost-Yeas, "a; Nays, &c.
Mr.. CONRLfNG-" Question OF the Resolution.
The PRESIDENT pro iem..-Thc question Is on tho
Snmner providing for no adourDineDt until after the
passage OF Civil lights bill Mr satAaer alone voted
Nj SUMNER on red another anne udrnen', That thero
shall be no adjournment until after legislation 10 pro
Mr. coNKIfN GSc" odcstionI Question"
Mr.. SUMNER moved strike ont ali after the cnactnS
clause and substitute the following:
Reslred & Tbsio closing tie issues Of tie R'eelen and IN e
sS Ga p SSSS repSo aS W. ca 5. T
.'9 sSy' ] to s h.p s Ss S.d now suffering '0''i
That In he remove, Of disabilities With Colored
ow.cXen but the removal Of Rebel disabilities pressed
essential cOod fellow e.tns should ace nnpany
& tbt %" equal rights Of Cooe1 eoN is
hs the amnesty Of tue rebels but that Tue two
shall 20 together. ,,-----..
Resolrtd That coue,oes vii take toward final adjournment
until the Of the Rebellion Cd and reconciliation seSuu 20
Is tie b. done bv act OF Congress
Mr.. HAMLIN rep, Mcl-Nr. President, that Is very
important and solemn amendment aud "a we ought not
upon it without debheraton rise 70 IN
quire whether IT wOu!d I've in order to sing Old Humid
rcdth " before we v0tci Laughter.l
Mr.. SUMNEk-The Senator from Maine (Nr H0felp
had better lead Of Sir do not believe mat the nsht
OF the cOlOed people OF this country ought 10 I've fncu
with in this ChsmOer There is tune that they can sing
at the ball0t-hOX. 80,
Mr.. CARPENrER Rep., Wiz -Ihey can't sing II un'h
after the 29tb of May llaugltcrI
MR.. SUMNER-1 do know that plead for the absent,
the disabled, the Insulted. | am alone; hope shall
always he but have boon alone ia otner days
make this sincere effort TO press upon the senate us
duty. could not do Otherwise without feeling that
had neglected duty.
Mr.. CONkLlNG-QuestiOn!
The amendment rejected 10y vote OF Al 10 I, only
Messis. Rice, Spencer Sumner, ana Upton voting III e
affirmative.
Mr. CONKLING-Question on the resolution.
The resolution, uuamendcd, then ~ ssed by vote
80 IL, Messrs Sherman Sumner, Upton, Sprague,
and SCbuTz being the only Republicans who voted
AGAINST il.
Mr. RAMSAY moved that when the Senate adjourned
il adjourn till Monday. Adopted.
The Senate then at 5:25 y. went InO Executive Ses
sion ana soon after adjourned