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WASHINGTON
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS IN C0NSRES8.
ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE.
Passage la the Rouse of the Resolution
Restoring the State to Her Fall
Political Rights la the Unioa.
TIE VOTZ ? YE IS 125, IAYS 12.
Proposition by Thad Stevens for the Re
storation of All the Southern States.
SB! RBSOLVSZOXr TABLED.
Senatorial Debate 01 the Diplomatic Appro
. priation B.ll and the Withdrawal of Com
pr.nsatiou from Unr Minister to Po. tngal.
Consideration or the Civil Ap
propriation Bill.
Thad StevenV Resolution for a Congres
sional Recess Rejected.
Jndge Sfans'wry Nominated by tbe
President as Attorney General.
Receipts and Expenditure* for
the Last Fiscal Year.
At Uecelpt* Id Exret? of Expenditures
dearly One Hundred and Eighty
. ..en IH'Ulon Dollars,
fee. &c. &0.
Wahhimitun, July 20, 1*6"
A<lmln*lon of Tenncwiee.
U WM evident from the nppcaranco of tha Hons" thU
morning thai r mething of unusual Interest and moment
Wll expected to tranapire. The gnllerte* were throned
with peraona eager to take pert, at least iw apecutors, in
? place of legislation which can never be forgotten
Tha attendance of members *m also unusual
ly large, and they per?l?tenlly kept their sents,
totally ragardle** ol tha lobbylat?, who poured in iheir
dally atream of card*, and who atlll preserve a ling r
tng hope that tha expiring liouri of tha eesaion may be
occupied In carrying through a fe w mora meaaures of
lagallxed extortion. Aa Mr. Bingham rose to call up his
resolution m relation to the admlaalon of T.-nn-aaee
tha Houae waa aurpriaingly quiat and attentive
There waa bat Utttla diaouaaion on tha question, Mr.
Blngbam refuang to give way to moat of the mambora
who aakad pormiaaion to apeas. Mr. Boutwell, being
favored wttb thirty mlnnte*, ax pressed blmaelf unable to
vote for the preeent reaolution. Ha oonaldored thai the
?meat cooat Italian of Teaneeeee waa not a rapobli
?aa far* of government, aiace It dUltanchlaed eighty
|llini**n1 loyal black* and aixiy thouaand rebel*, and
,,aled ||| pnlUHrt1 power hi the handa of a minority of
?Itty II ii t* loyal white*. Be proclaimed hlmaelf an
wnoomprwBtwng ndveeate of Impartial *ufTmg* and nnl
venal a neaiy. Tbe democratic member* proteeted
ante* the vote be lag taken on the preamble
a!J reaohiUoa together. They were perfectly will
IJ tTJL tbe latter, but were debarred by their
ilanlelar from eadoretag the former. Leave to aeparata
tfearaaalatloa waa, however, refwed, and Mr Bingham
?loee4 the nehate with as eloquent appeal for the mea
aere aa lh? tret atep Uvartu reunion and reconciliation
The voU ww then takea and the reeolntion paaaed by l*>
yea* to 12 nay*. It created ooaaideiable laughter among
U* political opponent., when Ttmd Btevena. who ha*
notoriously opposed tbe measure, tooth and nail, and
whe had, aa he thought, marshalled all hla
opnoaiUou to the admlaeton of Tenaaaeee, voted in the
aflnwUva On the annonnoement of the peaeage of the
resolution by eo triumphant a majority.
anreetratned approval and rejoicing from the gellerte* by
?nihil njaltn clapping of handa.
Ifce reeolnitvn waa Immediately dlepatcbed to ?he
iaaate for wmmrrance, but that body waa in no hurry
to oonatder It, aad left It quietly lying on the table for
future action ?
Oa the ad-T'"~" <* the reeolutlon admitting Tennessee
Mr. Stevens Introduced a resolution, embodying the
tinad pal f?a?ure* of tbe achome of re*4or*i??a reported
br the Coram Mee ef Fifteen, end proposing that on the
j.uetrlan-~ of the terma by any of tbe Southern m?tea
?hev be at oare entitled to admission. Mr Bingham
tacked aa amendment upon It, the nature of which was
joet In the excitement that prevailed at the moment,
and thea In a direct vote the whole aubject waa rejected.
Tf,?i, ? - .f J'tee Mtaneb-rv a- Attaravy
Uraeral.
The thin afternoon nominated to the Innate
Bevy Hiaaabury, ef Keatncky, ta be Attorney Oeneral
of Die I 'miod Matee, la place of Mr. Hpeed, reelgned
The Heaate. la execaUve eeaa.ua, referred the aomlna
Hon to tbe Committee oa the Judiciary.
Henry Htaaebery waa bom at ZaaeeviUe, Ohio; *radn
-lad at tbe Ohio L'nlvereltf . ?t Athena, Ohm, wae ad
mltted to the bar la IBM, ??d commenced practice at
jaecaater. Ohio , *nen *f?*r. *ad I* at *"???
aaveaty yeara of age. He stnoied law eaven year* before
commencing u> practice, and took higher rank among
turieu at the outaat thaa aay lawyer of the pre?mt
? nnin" He waa Attorney General of Ohio under a
Jonion of the ad?l?n*o? of
jukb from ahoot 1M? to 1*4*. aad r*aumed hU profeaeloB
,n Coiumbna, Ohio, uatll 1*4, aad then moved to tin
cinaati whew be ha* been ever ?noe though nominally
raatdlag in Caving*-, Hf. >? P?IUk' he "** 0rV
whig. the. a rapabUcaa, ami tmUf ?
of the Cnxia party thateterted Mr Lincoln and Jot nao?
to the platform of which he aull adherea. He !? cer
talnly one of the meat ercompliahed laaryers in the L.W ad
States Hie eeoepteare was e.gtu#ed today and bi?
ooalrmai ioa la aanetdered oeriata.
Ttm Noatlaallea .fllavrmor Kaudnll aot yet
Art*d mi bv the Wewale.
The fenaU baa aa yet taken no action on the nemlna
(,oo of ViovaMM Randall fur Puetmaeier l^nerat The
hitch ^ ma to be In tbe Peat O**
ropone.1 to be eqally divided on the eaaa, baif *?***?
pUd to recotrmend the r^ec.^n of the nomlnnilon
tbe other half the condonation. There la no doubt
expres*"l that the flenete will confirm the nomination,
whoever way tbe .omm.tiee report.
a rnl?? ????<? Mailed - *?< ?
aal.lna with the I're-Wrwt aa ? ablwrt A?
telegrepbed ?e s.m? of the Kortbern
that Vsllandlgbam. Bright and r?.lkaer are
rH U. vl??e the Preside nl m regard to CablMt ap
what luflueace they mey poeeew io ?e> ?
for their frisnde ? their reaper .ive loceMiea
Kreach Traape far Jletlee.
vrinf Romero -at- that he has poainr. i? format on
?bat iruops ere ?tUI being deepaicbe.1 to Men. o by Na
?1,0a C aptala Fa* la Parla.
The Navy Department m la U.e reoc.pt of a lelter from
Oapta n FoX, da.1 P^s, 1 The health of h.-^lf
a.rt ere. we* excellent He Ud aa Interview with the
Kmperor Mapeieea a day or two before, l**tl?g
j,?r^tere of bo?. I" ??
? wide but satisfactory rauce. Tbe Kmperor ia reported
to have been id a c jnver* tlional uiood, bat unfortunate
ly much of the conversation Is considered contraband by
the Department. Captain Fox would have been at t*.
Petersburg before this but for the Kmperor's absence.
He baa expressed such a desire to a<*a tbe famous Iron
clad that Captain Fox baa timed hi* arrival to suit tbe
Kmparor'a convenience.
Receipts and Kxyeailtare* of the Govern
ment.
The fallowing la an oAclal statement of tha receipt*
and eipendttures of the United States from July 1, 1MI,
to March 31, 1866, agreeable to warrant*: ?
H
Customs f 132,871 , >19
Hales of public land* 488,311
Direct lax 1,484,118
Internal Kovenuo 248,869,074
Miscellaneous 4H, 478, 119
Total receipts, exclusive of loans. 9428,603,143
From loans, kc (20,406,398
Total receipts $949,1 69,638
?irssniTtTMBi,
Civil, foreign Intercourse and mlsce laneona. $29,196,628
Interior, Including pensions and Indian
affairs 18,817,669
War 271,705,679
Navy 34,1 US, 964
Interest on public debt, including Treasury
notes 96,919,486
Total expenditures $447,K36,3l>ft
Total expenditures, public debt 370,838,443
Total (818.668,839
The following are the estimated statement of receipts
and expenditures from April 1 to June .'?0, 1*166, exclu*
sive of such as are connected with the publir debt
UKoanw.
For customs (46,005,369
For lands itta.-.'jH
Internal revenue 64. I41,H.'i8
Miscellaneous, including direct tax 18,463.3*16
Total estimated receipt* (129,363,812
?KKMoiTfasa,
Civil, foreign intnrvour-e and tinscellsnoous. (II s2l,-9f>
Interior, penaiaas and Indians 3,o:<4, 7t>7
War 12,744,028
Navy 9,108,184
Iuterest ou public Uebl, including Treasury
notes S6.219.MKt
Totnl e?i>mMed ex j-endi lures $72,988,16
The shove comprises the actual ami intimated receipts
and oxpctidilur?H for the Hsral year ending with June,
1S66.
T!i<- i:\trn 1*?> to Annj O Ulcers.
The !' iv linpnrtiucnt has comm?ncod paying the three
months' extra compons.tliou to officers who remaiued in
the service until tbe termination of tlie war.
Tim .IIi'iuiiliiN Swindle.
It is expected that the Committee on Hank* and Cur
rency w II shortly present a report iu inference to the
Memphis swindle. Homo startling revelations mav be
looked tor. -om? additional testlm my was recently
forwarded to tbe committee
New liuiliiiiiK for tlie Stare Department.
The now Orphan Asylum on Fourtoeuth street, about
a mile and a half from the executive mansion, has ls?en
leased for three years (or the use of the Malo D' part
uient, or un il a new structure can be erected for im ac
commodation. Th ? removal will take place in October.
Illness uf .Member* of Cmuri'M.
Excuses were madr In tho Huiibe to day for absentees,
from which it appeared that some of tbe members are
coutlned to their lodging by sicklies*.
Mr. Wa.shburne, of Illinois, .continues ill, and visitor*
are excluded.
Noinlnut Ions.
The following pontons liave been nominated as Post
masters in the difterent States: ?
New Jersoy ? John I'. Jenklm, New Rninswtrk; Ablal
M. Condi'. Oruice; Wm. II. Koberteon, Haletu , Joseph
H. Basset I. Freehold; I.uthcr I. Hand, Elizabeth ; Stephen
M Dunn, I'lalntleld. Henry A Cre?n, Jersey ' it.v ; Panel
B. Tboiii|HHin, Bridxeton; James Furiuau. Bordentftwn ;
Jacob F. Lauruaster, ML Holly ; Ezra A. Carman. New
ark.
Wisconsin ? Frank Hti^g'"". Columbus; O. H. I'helps.
Boaver Oam; Samuel Hsrtloy, itaraboo; Charles Pnntb,
Delavan; St ill man K. Dana, Portage City , Jacob Jnsacn,
Water own; John H. Ur.nkholl, Waiipun ;,Miclu>oi frank,
Kenosha.
Iowa? Benedict Hugel, Fort Hugel; John Makln, Mus
catno.
John Cross was also nomiustod for Collector of Cus
toms at Marblohend, Mass.
< 'on II mint low.
Tho ."enate, In executive session, confirmed John 8.
Allan to be Deputy Postmaster at Williamsburg, New
Tork.
Htatlonerv font met.
The stationery contract for tbe supply of the Depart
ment of the Interior, I<snd, Peniiiou, Kagmeenng, nnd
Patent Offices bss been awarded to Msssra. Phillips and
Solomons of this city.
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
? IN ATE.
WtmuxciTOM, Jalr to, 1M?.
umr or riaiaaw.
Mr. Eoacftu, (rap.) of Vt., from the ComBltteaof
Con'erance on the bill farther to protact (bo Htm of paa
?M|in on ateam thmU, made a report. Tim House re
cede* from all lie Important amendment*, and the bill, j
aa aent to the Preeldent. la milmmaUally u pa**ed by the j
Senate. The report waa agreed la
mi MfmntAL um
Mr. ttrtWABT, (rep.) of Nevada. called up the bill (rant- !
lag the right to all citlion* oi the Inited Plata*. and
pereon* who have declared their Intention to lierome ,
citizen*, to enter and eiplore MMM BMM ral land-. ?
and prescribing the manner in which they may obtain
and retain paeiieaaloB. The Mil waa paaaed.
arariai. cram? nil on rumor*.
Meaere l-atie, Tan Winkle and I'avle wer>' appointed a
Commitu-e of Conform" >n the bill Increasing the |?-n
xlonx or wldowa and orphan* of the goldn m who Ml 1
during tha war of the rebellion.
raivttvnuv or mv* *c"Tt >? or i,otal mpt-hi*
Mr. PtiTAiTi, (rep. ) of Vt., Introduced a l?lll to pmrent
court* from being uaed a* imiirumentu "t pei Forutlon '
agalnat loyal pemona, whirh waa referred to the Cum- |
mlttee on thi- Judiciary
. It peovldee that In ear *< Won nf tort to pereon or property
done between April IX. IMI nil I July I, IMtt It >.->*11 he law (
fill to plead or glvw lo >-vlden' .< i* ber o< aald action - F'-?l.
tha- *i the Urn"- when ibe (imi tinnminiiinl the plain
tiff wa* disloyal to Ilia government of the united i<tatr?;
aeennd. that the plaintiff en **r?d In tnenrreatlon and re- I
hell loo aaaiaat the t'ntte.1 *talea third, (hat the plaintiff ]
aide. I andeumrorted and ayuiptthlacd with tha rehei? ami |
la?iir?enta agatnat tbe rove- am-nt of the Uniu-d Matin: I
fourth that tV- ptalnair applied for or obtained patdou from
the Praaalei t rellevta* him ..f ihr |-".altn-. of ir**aea. The
eetabMahmeot of either point elm II be a food defence
rn* aavtszn Taairr eit.r
Mr. raaacMto. |n p | of Me., from the Committee on
Finance, reported the bill to protect tbe revenue, and
for other purjioeaa, with amendment*.
Section nine, authorizing tbe addition of the caet nf
Iraneportatt >n, ?hlptnent and 'dher etpetiae* to the value
of imported m*r< hand ?e In the market front which it n .
*hlpi>ed. !* amended by a/ldina lb * proving: ? Provided
farther, that nothing herein contained shall apply to
long i onih.ng or carpet WMi* ' o?un# le-w than twelve
real* per pound An additional aactlon provide* thai
the Hecreinnr of the Trcaaury be autoori/^4 and din ? ted
to auapeiid the collection or th?- direct tag Impoeed by
an art ?r < oncre*a. paaaed August 6, 1MI. entitled, "An
net to provide increased revenue from mi port* to pay
the internal on tbe public dab' and for other purpoaes, '
until January I, IW
m nrrum*n< tmnrtiinm mu ? nimnr or in <w.
rwunw* cuaairrta.
Mr Prnagn, (rap. I of Mats. . from tbe Conference Com
mittee on the Uiaaular aad Diplomatic Appropriation
MU. D*de a report, which wae'read.
Mr Jonna *, (dam i of Md I detire to aak tha Hen*
tor from Maeanrhuaetta (Mr. Hnmnort whether the mla
?mn to Portugal haa been aboliahed or wbe'ber H con
llntita.
Mr. Hi-a*ia? The rompeoaatlon bar been taken aaray
from the present incutunent, aad Uiara is no appropria
tion for bim ft' tbe enemaf year
Mr. Hr*n*ic*a. Idem | of Ind ?Why i* th a'
Mr Jun**<* la it not * little atrange to have a Mini*
tar there and refuse to j??y him *
Mr Hi aaan I?oe? the Maaator call for an ei plana
tion r
Mr J'lav * Yea.
Mr. ricaaea? The nrigiaal proposition came from the
Bo.ee and in it* flr?t forru it waa that tbemi'*ion
aboald be abo' ahed When i he Committee of i oarer
ant e rame together It wa* evident from what waa ?aid
on thai ppii-oaiton I hat the Home wer? (Inn. They
ware d U>, m ue?l not to yield, and it wa* Impnaelble for
aa to proceed in nor cnaflHMi ? uatil that |.ro|x?itlon waa
d'C'dcd Tlie r'fl'iit waa that the propaatiion wa? mMI
fled lathe form in which It i* now refwrted. Instead of
underiatlng to ah?l *h the miaalo# the apprnprtati in for
fhe ml"l<>n dating the renting year waa taken out and
aa eififeee pcovialon Inaarted to tha efT. that the pr.w
aeat incunit^nt ahowhl aot be |>aid for any furih r
arrviiea eat ef any fuml whatever If the i*enat< r
(Mr. Jotinanni wwhea to knew why that waa dona. I
?ball not ga mt<> *nv ata'emant. bat rhell ront-at
myaelf, if tha **tmt?r re^uirwa H, hy aer dmg to toe
l hair a Irtte- rroiu Mr Saeard covurlng a tator. wblrb
hae I we a pnatad. from tha i?re?*ui MUilatar tlier* rhat
oorf?*p?>tideni e dio loeee tbe origin of llie del. rmiaaii<>n
on the por> nf tha Rmi*a to which the Commit i?h<, on the
the part of tha Peaata, Inally yialde4. Tbe tattler was
pnatad at the rawaaat of tbe P'eetdaaL
Mr Jimnmm I bnva ao I awl re to bear It read
Diinii Paaavone - Let it be read
Tha letter waa *eni to the daek and read; alei 'be
latter of aocretart Heward in reapoo*a to a letter from
Mr. Rtaiena, of I'enniylvania, laitinng aa to th"authen
tbity of Mr Harvey't Irttat pubUabad him tia>e alM*
In tha New York TVate* Mt Peward itatea la h * ra
? pon>e thai tha lattar wa* r>*?gvti4 hy him aniong other
unofficial letter* on polltkMl tnbjeeu from fruad. at
home and abroad, *nd 'hactka praeident, on re?4ing t,
reooTt.ro' u Kd lu publMnLwtn
fending tbe routing oC Mr Harvey** latter, Mr Haa
Mm rone aad aaid ba. wiibed to inquire whether M wag
a ?rt vote letter. , '
Mr /ob?i? ?*? 1? 'V or"t?e ?e??yt rartaiaiy. '
Mr. flauw, (rep. ) of Iowa- *'r. Seward l???l "u
puhl lulled il at Hi* request of the Prrnddenl.
Mr. Wad*. (rep.) of Ohio, saW H seemed to h|m lh?J
the Senate bail nothing to do wMh 4b," i'"ST on"iL
not to hear it road. Il ought w* to >**? ^*.1?* .
No actios ought to be based on a pO?ate tetter dr*"* oul
'^Hotr'ao, (rep.) of Mich. -I .Tlug
of it la \ ery nearly finished, and I l^e UteBed wtth
great alien Hod and considerable
nmu contained tn the loiter, e^peciall * ?hat put o l
which, we are told, contain* the ring of
Tbus far 1 have not been able lo bear thai pec' ul lj Rfc
and I wish the letter, In Justice to Its au <nor, mi ? y be
read eutirely through that we mav get at the rub or a
Mr. Johkhos-I move that the further readm* be dis
pensed with,
Crlea of "No, no;" "let it go on I' .
The motion of Mr. Johnson was put by the I hair aud
1 loat
I The Ciuib (Mr. foster)? The naya have H and the read
ing will be proceeded with. .
The Clcbk read? "Wishing you entire eucce*", I am,
dear air, your obedient aenraat, Jamca fc. Harvey.
(Ureal laughter.) ? ... . fc
Mr. Jomkiwh aald that when he flrat saw the
came to the conclusion that the Secretary of State i wsa
guilty of great Impudence In furniablng it for publicaUoa
ft waa a private letter and ahould never have been given
'?Mr.e^'AD? hoped the Senate would not take the action
recommended by the Committee of Conference. U It
waa improper in Mr. Harvey to write auch a letter It waa
r" more Improper in the Secretary of State to publish
it. If the pay of the Minister ought to be stopped toe
pay of those who received the I' tter and recommended
lie publication ought to be Hopped also f
Mr. Kasuonm* regretted the action of the Conference
Committee, but be uudeintood that without It there
eould have been no agreement, and the bill would P'"o*'
Dly have been lout Cnd.-r auch cireunwtsnces he ahould
vote for receiving the report. _ . ? . . ...
Mr. SrnriKK? I do not know that I ahall not be Just!
fled in spoukiug freely of what passed In the Committee
of Conleteuce, considering what haa taken plaoe her*.
When we came together the chairman on the partor tn
House ,Mr. Htevens) staled that unless wo acuepted the
proposition from the Ho ise the eomuilltee might as w u ,
dissolve without proceeding any further. We were
therefore driven to consider thai question at the outset.
Il occurred to tho committee of the Hcnute that even ir
they could come into the vlsws of the House at all thai
lue form adopted by the House waa not the proper one
ivmt alter some conversation that form waa utnended lo
read according to the words at the desk, and, aa thus
amended, li was agreed to l.y the eommliteo on the part
or the Senate. It v, n.- agreed to on this part In order
tare the bill and lor the sake of ec.?n..tny ??r !?"?,
fiellug that they sho> III not be justified
coming hack to the Senate and reporting a dl-tagi**
mi ni and appealing to the Senalo and tho other House
to constitute a new committee with ihe aame queet.on
hi ill to be presented on the part of the Houae. W hai you
have before you waa the compromise or the iwo commit
teos otter ample consideration of the question. to i
will bear in mind therefore that thin question was uot
orlumally presented by the S nate ; It came from he
House. and what you have now before you ia the
promise reached by your committoe after '?"nHlderable
discussion. and, all thmgs considered, t]?M (,'ebMt
form lu winch, in the views of thai cominlllea, Ihe 'I"'*
II. ai could be presented. I do not know that I can i si y
oiivtbliii further. I will make one remark in reply lo
the senator Iroui Marylaud, wuo dwells particularly on
too pr.vale character of this letter. He says It was i not
intended for publication. lie will bear in mind, " i
that It ? :* addressed to the Secretar. or State and I .at
it was hv lllm committed to the President and. a he
suggestion or tho President, comm m rated to iho public
Il may not have been originally intended by tho vri.l r
f?,r pu filiation; probably, howevr, It w;ia a prr
vatM leiier. lint tt-r- ugh the inatriimen'niity
of the President and ihe Seiretary of Htate
,1 W.u. |I?1 leh.ro the public. Cojfiww was thus
arralirned by this public servant in a foreign lountrv,
and the rtpreuentatlve* of Ihe |?ople In the other Hou>e
feu themselves justlfl'-d In taking step* so tar a* tt?e.v
could, lo remove that functionary from the public serv.ee.
They fell that the writer of such a l -tt? r as thai ought
not to lie in the public service al tins time, and especial
ly nhcu tluit letter had found it- way into print through
the agency of the Pre* .lent aud the Secrotorv of : late I
tti uk to a certain cxt?*ot. th??y ^er?* Jurtiftod in tiiat
conclusion, and I do not s.y that If I had the honor of
tM'iug a memlicr of the House I should have taken t
other aide Irom the proceedings they aoopled , but I
rnu?t Hay I do Hfinpatlnze with them in ?ayin?( that tn?*
writer of such a letter, setting forth such -entlinents
thus hostile to those principles who h the maiorily '>f the
Connr s of the United Hales reg.ird so essential to the
in.blic welfare, ought not Ui hold (dllce abroad. I do not
aiih unv sm h mini to st?-ak for our country in s foreign
Und ?ot this whole d acussion seems u> be a goo?l ileal
out of [.liv e The quest on u on agroo ng to Hie report
of the Committee of Conforeui e, winch involves a greal
many maiu-m, or which this Is only -n-. aud involves
ihe tale of trie btll. i.h,.,
Mr II waro? It haa been remarked that the latter
nii.ler com id talkm wuj published at tb<- roqiiest of the
I hIumI Stat"*. I would like to inqulro of ihe Senator
from >Uw*a< liuaeUa whether then* ia evidence of that
'' " Mr. KcMKi*? Certainly. The Fecretary of State says
so in his letter He confess** K. ...
Mr Howy-ao? lam incliniMl to think the Hou*a has
doue exactly right in culling off all compensation ?o the
pn-seni Miuisier roi ideal in Portugal, riie leiier, as
has b<-en verv lastly remarked, contains msnr very
?evere atrictures on the conduct and policy of ? ooi'ress
which I think had eomm?n?*d lU aession at the date of
the letter . . . .
Mr Mcwwsa ? The letter was written In April.
Mr How an? Then Congress had t?en in :^?ion some
tnomha before the dale of the leiier I do not
stand what righl an Amer ean Minister abroad has lo pass
such reflections upon the Ijeglsiative suihorttyof bds
coustry whether thoy could be found In a private letter
or a public one We can draw no distinct on of Uie
land Hlr, an American Minister ^r,'"d wl'?
censure the . ooducl of his < ounlry at home, or Its
policy , or to set himself bp as a judge or a cansor of the
p? idle conduct of bis country at heme, u. n?t, 'n'nyopln
on Hi to be a representative of that country It does not
* MmTT either in his pahlic or pn^e ^.
to .labole In the |s.liliea ,4 hUosintrr. or ahow himself
a oart san. I listened, sir, with a good deal of pain to
the aent! merits contained la that tetter . It is wrinen n
a spirit of partisanship, a spirit of hired and paid |
written for the very purpose of b-.ng u^d as
a partisan document. The perann to "bom Ha as ad
dreraed saw lit lo use It for that purpose, and it ha' h?|B
used f.W the promotion ol the mlereal in wilt. Il It WM
written I prefer, air, to teach the geulletrsu wh-> th"
assumes to represent the American governoien. abMad
Dial for the future he cannot be paid for spending he
time in Port .gal la such v.le and u ..worth v employment
Mr. llutnaicas said be would rsyret very minh l<? -fe
the report adopted t:-ngrert wou.d not. he
su'taiueil I, V Ihe country in any auch el ion. He had
heard tt staled over and ov er again that tha late of a hi I
depended on agreeln. to the report of a W'? ''
mlltee. He did nol believe It In thl- c ase Th.r-wre
lo ir days of this session still remslnlng and tie hsd ieeu
many appropriation Mils passed within two -Uvs <* an
??! lournmeni. There was no dan* r of the fallun of th
biil and be hoped the .-enate woald oot I# driven l?to
a^reelnc to what t did not endorse There was no yastttt
rllllon for refu-mg to pav U.ls .wary, excapi il tould be
f,, md In the f?:t I hat ihe n.lnlster had wriueh a pr ists
letter, wl. . h h,.d la-eome publl. *?th".it hi
or i onsent It t . ,, p. ae It ws* a public Mler, ad '''sse.i
lo one of ihe Jo ..rials of the by f "e ell tor
pab't'ation. w.eilM that has. meant |nrt.fb-a?l?a for re
| to pav m sa>arr ? He thought n'4. He ?"?
t. r,.t d there was n.Hh.ng in Mr. '? J, l
D -'lted the puaishnient pr.iweed by Ihe C...?r?r?L
' "slr^Iluwiao leeumed the flour in reply to Mr. Hen
'"ir'cow.s, (re,, I of Pa . d-f-nded Mr Harver and In
Ibe . ouree of .... remarks reed ihe lollojs log d"?pai. h
. Ml VMtrdav tp?ni n-?r BrownUw, wti ? i
d wi4 t\ nllhr aH ?' ?f?n to Uie Praaident written by
T** '2Z aid puh'.l li-d by the rt^r^sry of the
rs-uate : ?
... , _ Nimtiuj July lj IBM
,Prury "f ru,t'-' ? -
thr 'rzzjzx s&Ztirtni* rr
M>ln>t ? if Andraw tohnv n ? t/x.li nil f*ine <?l?e ui*
reaper!, 10 Um> 4. ad i ? of the WhUe Nauae
W. U. HP.IIW Kl.OW
Mr a*Uad If the all'ialon lo (lie I'rraideal u
*?*?*/'* D"? """"I' l a. a anrtof e.l,0 in I lie
XW uf?H.inai-y apve.li, IB wbirti Itie mil, or of tliat
?prirh apnk* ? ,f Colonel f'.roev |> ? "daad rtU'k
Mr Cowah uid he auppoaad u ?m. but b- would like
lo kaow why (In. pluive dr?p|.rd i|,? h?at of d. bate
halbeen kepi an ronatantly before the country Why
do the oppoLe'ita . ! the l"raa. lent pL k up a l'a??y e
preaei' n from a i?r?i.ade rpaacb and nnM tha
on It *4 long T
At Uia cwlaaioa of Mr Cuwaa * apaarb Mr rwwra
1*1 r-aon.ed U.e llo- r and 11, a few remark* ha'a?..t
I rail the ?'m.d I the I. minute. of ( ..uferaa e on H,<
matter ref-rrr.i to *. 1 1.. 1 .?? in n ?t an.l r. p-atrd if,.i |,e
aoiild not vote for it tela*, la aate Ike bill
Mr luwa. fdeia . ?? Br ?|-oka in oH?a,t,?n to tU
ronferenra report He -aid tba Ha< r-iary of ir>a enaia
dr. w ? large wtarr !? 1 d.. t.g nothing, ?i,d Urn U? pU|>
li-had two uawapap"'., ahicb bo a a* eon
n.e fortli diatribe- ??.?.?! Iba Pr'a d. nt mi tn - fit.
l?.iur*
M- Howa. -9 j of W ? 'pak* in faro' ?r u.a larifirl
The re|mrt ? ae a,?Teed lo
Mr Mi. iwi idem | of f%. . rallad for it... Ta*. a ad
*"?' *' *?"?? n iba t l air) bad anno ,,,, ed t>,
? uU an.! tbe affirm*' .?a but tba ( bair d<-' Med th? It
wma i<? i ale M 11, rr*. and nay. ?e? not r-.-.r.;. .1
ai. I I, l i cit of tha ('oofareftae CutumltU* wae acrai 1
lo.
im rim trraonnitara ain
Mr Wilvw, <rvp | ? la. atntH ihai tba "aaate t*k?
up the bill far Ibe iwf **??'?' oa of biem'.ea
Mr In-ranta K... -I tba im Appr.mr a' ?m kill
would taken tip *a i ?nUhe<j |r*t
Mr 1 taa ir.*, 1 of Ind favnrad Mr. Vtlaub ? (MtiML
and ? .. ie,| for Ilia yew. and najra
Mr Y?t??, irejt , ni III hoped the n ;lit km Win id
ba taken itp aa<l pa.?*d autioat delay
Mr Woa... wiih l-ear lita wrtb ih- ar.dar.laa t
?r>* that hi? Mil rtxwitd be take* ?p a? eooa aa 'h* ? ml
AfiTotiriaitou bill ?a> d -|*?*d of.
Tbe ( rll Appr*.prtai,?? bill aae Ufe'n ?p.
Mr Mwa u9f red a* amaadmeot 11, at (Aa pt>?ier?v
Urt'o from tbe renal r" ?l~r FVwvta tbaJ< be udd
andar tbe dlrartx . af lHa Vo.Uiy of U>% ;.aty tad
tba iruiMa tb^.ot lutmnilad aa iMber |.rlaa mo nee m
dlatr Imted a>' < rdia? V> law Tbe *ai 1a rrf amwrtr
bkk?a frtoa it.? ftda. ?r i.rune- ?a. j
Tb< am-adairnt ?*a agrae4 ??.
Mr Hi?..| (f*?|of R I, irtnTe^ to r? ,nv<*ef ika
?oi# ni jaeur^.jr ilo|lieg aa atrieadmenl !"'? tiding f,f
Um> pabileatkm <i ?r,? cal and ii?rgi<-*i d t/,r? ltb.>
? w i.n'iar a' ?u^r ntaodcaoa furgeoo ii.?-rai H*<
tar
Tha vote rern*> >t#rad. and tba pra?.>itv>? III
ad'.pu< aT-r k? ng an..rrt.,i M t,.M ? ,rk ?0##
at iba piitii* pMBimg ofllc* andet tha dltwr iiob bf tba
fla<-ra?*r? of War
e.M,r- iliV ,p ?m.tlmect trpMrWlM
14,"*), 000 . * t: ? p?f n 't,t or , , mj-er.^atinri u, iha |o?^
owb?r? of ?'?? ?? i? 'if e*ad nv? tba t&lf arr aarytoa
Mder the art of Jnlj 1*44
Mr ama* l*** thai vm* fr-^a % ",wm t?M ?
, . ,.J0
Mr. SriiM R ?Then it n> nut 10 udtr.
Wr r?**i ? Why out t
Mr. Summhi ? 1 u?JJ fur the rending ?f thp nH?>.
Mr. I) its -I ?ui read the law
Mr. Si'M?*n ? I^ji mi have the rule f!*st.
Mr. 1)avi<? Nu: the law Itrsiand the ful<" after.
The i mux road the rule of Uje S?n?l? providing flint
no amendment lur an additional appropriate* shall be
put upon an appropriation bill unlnsir reconsidered by a
couunittoe or to carry out tb? provisions of an existing
tow.
Mr. IUTts?Ra.id the art of <J illy 24, 18B4
Mr. W il*o% offered as a substitute f<*r Mr. Oavia'
amendment, aa ani?nduicut providing that au di ch
money belongtug to the commutation fund aa la dow In
the Treasury b.< appro ( rlated to the payment of
loyal alave owners, provided that no money shaH be
paid, except on satlsiactorr proof of contlnuoua loyalty
durlug the war.
Mr. Cumwiij, (rep ) of Md. , advocated' the payment
of loyal .slave ownoru un<ler th" art of July 24, 1864. lie
believed the faith of the government mat fully pledged
for thla purjx.se, and If it were not adhered to, be knew
of aome of the beat I.'ulon men and original emaaclpa
lioniata in Maryland who would t>e impoverished. Th re
waa now In the Treasury a commutation fund amounting
to $tf,500,000.
KTM-tmrn enwiow.
Pending the consideration of the amendment, the
Senate went luto executive session and soon after ad
journed to meet at half {*at seven 1'. M.
livening Heealti.
dhtiuit or <mi.riiMia hw rtwiu.
The Semite reassembled at half- pant seven P. M , and
proceeded to the consideration of Mlla from the Cum
mittee ou tiio District of ( oliimblM, according to the reno
lutlon adopted yesterday. Bills ol the following titles
wero passed:?
To incorporate the Boldler*' and Sailors' Home of
Washington.
To incorporate the National Soldiers' and Sailors' Homo
of Washington.
Authorizing the construction of a Jail In and for the
District of Columbia, und appropriating $200 000 there- {
for, one half ol which is to be raised by taxation lu the
District.
To lncor|M>raln the W*.-tnni'lon Land and Building
Company ol the District or Columbia.
To incorporate the Metropolitan Club of the District
of <>>luiubia.
To inr<ir|>orato the General Hospital of the District of
Columbia
To incorporate the W*?hinpton Horse Huilrtiad Com
pany of the District of Colembls.
To authorize the extension, eonstni) lion and use by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad of a railroad from be
tween Ko kvllle and Monocary Junction into ami within
tlm District of Columbia.
To anniil the ihiriy-lourth section of the Declaration of
Kivhu of Maryland ko lar us It applies to the District of
Col'imola. This bill provider thul the thirty fourth ? c
lion of the Declaration of Kighis of the ? utie of Mary
land, adopted In 177B, ho far as the Heme has been recog
nized and adopted in the District of Columbia, iw and th"
same In hereby repealed und annulled, and Hint ull Hales,
gifts and devices prohibit d by the *ald * etioii, i r any I
law i a-'ced in aorordance therewith, slutll !??-, Vkhcn
heixnfter iniule. valid and effectual.
To Incorporate the Wa-hlngton Teniperince Soc iety.
Toaiiiend the chnr er of ihe U'a^luni(ion and Alexandila
Railroad by prohibiting the exton?iot> of the track over
Pennsylvania rtvi-nu -, and rei|Ulrtng the company to ex- |
p?nd $100, ooo within onn year In the construction of a
tunnel east of the Capitol to < minuet with the Italtlmore '
?lid Ohio Railroad.
The . eunte at ten o'clock and Mte?n inlnut.* 1*. M. >
adjourned.
HOl'SE OF KEPRESEIfTITrVES.
| WwHi.iiiri)*, Jbijt jo, ISOiS. I
| 2UTIOSAI.
Jlr. ncaisc, (rep.) of Vuou., from the Comiultlaa on I
Military Affaire, reported a |>III to e.taldi-di and proton
sir.? wh,cu ? -
POUMKKft' ANh fi Alio**' OMIMMN fir.**
Mr Bank*, (rep.i of Mm**, on ie*v?< UiU<k1')o<w1 *
Joint rwoiution glvintr th- biilldlu? n cently
of i" " , " "1<J ortu" f" Orphan*
r,; Tk111 ? ,olhc r"r *" additional
ti.. J wu"-ruJu' 4c ? whlcb r"?'
,, r/crtc iuii Ko (ii
f?. iHr ?",r' f7P 1 ,r"m u,<) '',,,nr" <m the
Lri ?. 7"^' "" F * bHI ?"?h?rl/.. II, ? , k,.? ,,r
bou<1" ? '!? ""nunnt ouk icrcatorthan on# thou
?and dollars, wlm h aaa r.-ml three time* and lu?ed
Al'KIHMul OK TKXaKKXK.
he Houv pruraadod to the ron?l li rallon of the loin*
resolution for fb?* on of .
?hn !r ) of Ohio. *?iMr*w th* il#?n.4iid (or
thpprevlmig queation an I m, d,ft.-,t |?. suh'tttut* w, 4o
lTi^T i.'" rr*"l"l?"> d?rl??inK T m,. ,1>1I0 BU
10 ?^?n?'orit and Rrtpreaeuiatlvi-a m t. ?1<: ri.?. ? _
Vh* SU,1 of h?a m Old faith ratified
L? . arii-i.dlii. lit u. lb- . . . nt i!,,! ,, ,!^
toe Thirty nmtb 1 ongreaa 1,. ,hr
.?!.?*? ,h* *e?eral Wuiea, and hu .1*0 k, wt
en. ? 'u7b? h^yof'h.r h> * pr","r ",lr" "f "'""M
m too iKxijr ar bar pr?|ij?, bar trtura to b?r d>r .n?Ji
u- ??"*"<* ?f ??<?.&
?>%? > ts. v?iic?S
,,,r? 'lid Kepre'enUitye,, tu C'.i.crr?i dnlv "'a. , ?.i - J., ?
U^ia'iE!" ,h*'r ",,h' of T?lr?l b> ?t *1
tioo' Hr"'"4" ">? call for th. Jirav our qua*
Mr Ooorvau. (rap.) of Maaa. d.Hr.d to offer the f?|.
lotting aa a aubelituia f,? t|r
Wtea T?UM?wr ?h?ll li.rr r^'iH -4 \>.f 1 lk_
bTi'"." iTir,r''' " "'?* ?> "?? -??, n *
It? I.. ' h,r ??* /??((? within !
iMjtirUdWlon. who^rrnaf thai, twnnty onu v.Ir.lr
<h: IUpr^nuilJ",rlL .'Jt
if fouod t!??ly ?ri,f U I till 9 m fu,* u.
??k"U the r.^lr.,1 ,4 ^ ^ *?".r .h ">lfl?
"k .,; inMlilo* In Ii!u
con *infj fhali h? <yti)?(ra?*d ro m? rrgulyr the diafr.A
?..??? P-r.,.., .h, Zm XSTM^S*
on*'* U'm UAm * !??? U>, amendment br
- ^ " :!n- V r - ^rod u, oir?r an amend,
meat, .id. I n* to that onermf by Mr. flmrha/n a on,.
?Wion. "That th-- l ulled ftat ? do lienor rer (,-nt/e ih
KOTi-rntuetit of thx Htate of rxnn^x ln*o?ur?t' d ?n
dar H?<l b)' tbr <o??e?tioti which aae^fnblej on 11, a Uih
dm* n ( J * rtit try, 1 .04, th# ?f N^brlllr mi th#? I#
j(ltim?t# govern 0i#*nt of Mid Hui#. ir?/i
rti" n' 01 Sl"" ?^?r tfm r".
an?ml!i^' ?! ^ '^d.
ana mmftted on ih? pr??ri on* <|u#*i'or>
?7 * ""1 ?" nrwlattoa
wa^ ordered to he eni;r?<-Ad ?od r?ad ilia thud tiiu'.
rue (.re^iohle ?*. tii.-n ofitrred to te ? tj..fd
l?m<- Ibeo the iiou?< KOt into eum? coaluiioti atmjt
J Pr*?mble. which tiaally r??,lved Itmrtf Idio a motion
Ju^'^'iL *'*? brwhl.h the |.r-..rnh,. wa. or.
I 4ered to t? rDrr.??d an it r*a<l the ,iu^ Wbtch
Ui'/tH H W?m lllHj fjfj |||f> 1%||| ? I, y | nf jQfr |r| >p
Mf. \x IIi>>- p (dt ni.j of Ohl", artnr?? ?d fhn"pne*lt?r
a- if on a q io?t m o' .ir>l?r, and ? .?tinner,, ed to tar that
a portion of the m?nit^re on h ? ??1e d*> t~l *?r* in ., h
to roto tor II,? r?vduiti?j hut ? ouid not iw
imow, ?
t W?" ,8t' rnif,t*4 br *??"* "? ffl'r and ?w 'uf-fned
? iMa'aleML11* ,h-t ,f *** of ordu ha
,*!r. !<?'?! mine h a ramanra, Mated am d lot.d
? all- to orler, that aa >h.- H'fUM. wo.ibl bar* to . .Xa .,0
the t'-'J'ltkoa and i rr^tahh a x an rnt |.-tr, ...coa mi-io
- n uii Li? idr v. ? Id >??!* atraine' th? whole th ut.
The .^ra<??i ?tat'^J that ?h~r? wu no pro-deal
kt.- en Ui i ha o.di-t n?-mJi< , w!,--?. .>! r r a It'll .,?( (-w.M
Oldnrrd to be ?i|n? ~l and tl?. , 1Rwt on ,
Vr. " apnrt ,i . Miid i? ^ a . It,,
Thai wa? ntuifiv n.|??a<l.l? Tl>a litn to *o?. for or
a prt ambl' ?a- on ordering to I* ii,(n,|,
Iba pre. i...i? q i aii'.n I, a. mi i-,n ^ t, ,
paw.- of Uiajt.tui reeoiuiion Mr IS,- Ilia -e to rltr
the ff-bat. hoi ?? la . half an b . ii lo Mr If .. i * , .
wl o I.r -re.l?d Ui addrv.i the l|. agalbn lh? *,..1
re-o utiua
Mr lu tTWatt laid thai after the moa* r.r.f.il ml.
tton, thro->h tan ate and fern, bi-wan Mil u loril*
...rn.nred aa etrei of tho ..?whole.,,*. ^ OanaanL.
na'ir of II, a p. ? . ?nlnf Heaaarot i,|l?tr(.
T..H ? re?. hed ua? tiling e^r* aa it aemed to he t be tied
pii'|?--> Id the ho- -? In the j r-eence <4 e ?r>w. p.,MUal
.juggle to a-l'ipi ilii. meaaiire lie derr. ,i,.je,| a
i mia-i al .nftia/e to the c<.i.,r?J rK..t.,e ?f T?t,?e?-?
, tlr-t and I the,, u, red ,/ , h? .
>ol at,. I relielllfi'ia ae, i ,4 ,b. ?r
He ?a< Dm iro.iM-d aferit ihe art n of tn,
"*? ?' " 1?>ai an ..,, a! ih>< -i, i, informal
III M.r.,e re?|*e|e W,,UI4 fce fofttrolie.1 l,r Ihe . ,rl fK-atai
a> ?, ?;.ai l,e 1^ .lature Lad d.?e ll a *
th - n.^M-,ra .a* I.in.lam.-nt-l li waa u.ai u.i <wr,r*
522 ?? "MM ,?fa-?a r.-p.il, I, ?n go?er?
' f M ' *?" Ho iw dei 'am* I' day ,0 the
nar?. of i ... people of ih. ,nd u?
It ?aa d. ?.,* iba' . . at
wh 'I, ne<a than e gl i? 11,0 -^.d f the luaia una en,,
ofU^Ctatow r- |..r . er f?, khan .- v ?, .^l I..? "et 1
prater Hf <to, r red of .11 ,?,i ,lf Ml# |
'*1 **" "?!?" *?'?? -?a In lottn ??n the ??ntrw? 11 waa '
a' "?''"r^-T ao.Agani.y H- did no, qtu..M? f?"
m mini ih" power >?! 1 ?.?.gre.H to 'bfraixh w the ia
irn.a ef lennea^ . and of !La ahule M?Milh Iwt he woui.1
rev ?l lea?ew~e. and S,,rWi I ar In ?, and 4rkar>?.
oai ltbey thr m-efaee ltd il.,e i?.t >A.i , n.per ?i,^
Tb#y had 11. e IT. |.,a ! ,n , ??,
J' br^ia and of wan, v >a iJt,t
a-i Utn'iH u* if,, p.. itn n ,i? ,h
< * *? ?- ?a'P'i.t. aa ?.r. .1,1 fur iU J T.*'
" '? 'epf**? alh# p.i.et He aeked the
; ^ '??e'?"~lH.aw. ' r> ni ? aee a , u. I 0 I, . ?? , ^
?."aeand al U '??l?e.| m,:? r ,..d wul,
r 1, ' lair I " WI . p,a. ed III ihe laa|. .1 ??., I'lBn till*
th'HMind then, Iff II. a-^. lll.d At ??- ? - 1
?I .re than half ?f ??,? ?| ,, na ^
Irai,' ?.v arid elgt.'.y Ih.^.tm n.xia r. .. n-4 , ,t ir>w.
*" id one bi.ndrad ?. d ( r 1 11. . .aaad n
w en' ib r. ei" dwt fri n> ail pt a i',e
"'?r.i, aa*i -i tiy |i ,,uaa;id 1 iu,? , , , f '
-tai? /r-' it,- ||, ?e wM aote.na ,, ? f ,n
?!?,?? ?4 I*a ??nrr, add with ti - lirM .
?? Hi* ttadiitoAe of l|>? repntdK that ? al ?aa a ret aa!
Iwan, |..rm of (ntrn aMi WhaJ I d III** ,u -
tut*!?# ' I?*t B^nbrri -?i| I'tfll fSr-?
etviy t^o'i^ad dwfraa<d>ia*d raa.1. wim!4 r.at
?I'fln U?I1 flilqa.** fnat ?ei ?attfelt Bia^^'il
? '?ey <?p|^aad aay thiac n< t',? tln4 Thera --niaTl .
f-.mbnaji.in hataeen the e (til; U.' an ad ^-famma.T
ewbieed aea u 4 the a.tty H . u-aad I ?ffa^,t,?7v7! Tf
and 1 bar wwtd irtenata Uw goeeeaawni .4 lf M mi '
ZL:k?i i';;., i";r. *+* <Z Ve.
h'W~i It waald be b.reaOet tat 1., 4,, tnf
i-ber ua Ftaie. of iM
??? other all' real ?e for the rator.4 raen .4 tha
aad t/ ai ?ae to awaria the i?,r".tf ar.e ?? .J;
. lb Ibe Whfe ar. ?f U.- Hoe-b ? taTe
a?Mt e,.-d.ene? -er. nailed od.wr.i a ^ ,w,
* ti?" >? rth r?a'l aot he an; id to iSe f ffT< r ,,
' r Re wae attarhed V, imt; aa to ? u
in-. b. t? b. ;r.r,
of If \?f.J lad ?wea r naaein havd aa b.atli-a Aoa
f'Wit,?y ?''f ?' aa1? a* >OMiea and ar#??ia. tr ,
wet. rff <l?ae.?.at^ ?te fa 1 ,f aarr ...
* *? k? af at J w?.a ? v ?? ??
he forever eiclutl.-d? By m> uira&a Tli?v Ii.iJ i? -tr
ai.rea from North tfefollna, T' uu?ww>, Aikai, .1, and
feva* ttat I Uatiirn louli but 4wuJ imparl al ju*
tire, the pci. pie ul ItiwttUiUfi, * bo me loyal lo i bv
I'nii'D. would eater tl>? ouuUwl. il 'man 1 H, n ^ lit fur I',
and ultimately iiecure it. llirlliui oanvtcllea ?H thd
the Houtta wan to day aurrendorlng up four Million* of
i people? eurroudering the caime of junliixv- 4- grading
{ luelf and the great |>:n-tjr *lin Ii had lonindled the
. conn try in the aaoat trying trial In the It la: ? >ry of the
i world. Ho entervd bis protect agaiaal it, believing it to
Ike wrung.
Mr. Htuar, (rap.) 4/ ?'al., atatod wtiy be abould vote
again it the jolr.l reata'utloti. Mh would hate > rld?d bta
objection to It If bo liu.fi eecn a shadow of b?i> coming
inm the m*l of I>un??a?eo n-clr , but lie found on ev ?
aiuiu uk the t'onMituti'M of Tenneaaee that the Voting
Gxrer was confined exclusively U> the white popi.tatlot.
la areond objection wa* tWat TenneHaee would lie ad
milted under the joint reaoluv'loa with the aame nutnlxr
of representative* ibat tbn w-aa entitled to l*?fori< llin
war, whereac abe *houM only have ibe number to winch
*he would be entitled under liie eonntltutloual amend
men 1.
Mr. Bixoium cloned the debate. lie declared it a
matter of paialul regret that any gentleman hitherto
unpinned to Intend well to bia couflWy should take the
(MiMi.un taken by the gentleman fr.vn M.ivacbu <*t-,
ami advocate the plac.ng of ibe deatlniN* of the govet a
tncnt in the liandt ot the dwloyal tmO 'Hiy Tbc gentle
uian from MaNearhnyatu bud < ompla aed of Tenneuce
for having dl?f ranch Incd tlioee who had iNefranchbied
them.telvea by ttrikinu at the national govornvuerit,
Mr Bot-TWKM. staled lb?t bta objection wan ll.al the
colored people were diHfranrbinod.
Mr. Ui.njaaM replied Dial Mr It. utwell bad i|*>ke? of
the while voter* of Tenueem e an a minority, ainl he
claimed that llio nitty threw thousand voter* under the
new constitution anil lawn reprewnind four hundred and
forty tbouaand of Us white population, which \?m .'11
two to one of He black population The gentleman f/vnn
Ma^ai-liii.-rtlx had ar^md that Ttnniw ruukl Ml Iw
adin.ttod because she had not extended tin elective
franchise lo ber black cit xanr. Bui. on mat prim ipto,
why not exclude Mlxwiurl, which d Wrench I ed her bla< V
population abd brr rebo population P
Mr. Finpu, (dem. ) of t'al. . Interrupted to any tl.nl he '
attached no i'>twe.|iienr? to ihc art of tlm T. line ? ?
I. glalutnru. He did not believe it tolieanexprc* n
of tli" will of bur |H'? iple. Hut Ihe gmil ptiAtttiiiiui
ijueation here wat whether 01 not thai Mate ought 10
l>e rrpnwentrd in Con. ret* T
.Mr. Ui.viram 1 aid hu thought no '00, ami hoped lu
eoilea ue would excuse Hun from J Ivldlnf further
Vr. KlI'HIih.*, {drm ) of Wi<*., ticked whither pit tit e
for difcCtiMiion wa* lo Ih.- ailuw d to the dutuouatic ?iue ol
the lloii.-elr
Mr. liftntiiiAM declined to yield any more of hla titi
He aaaerted that Tennen en wtui ax republic an .w Mi - a
rhuMtU, oil the principle tbnt Hie Iir.jorlu wlii tlicr
him k or while, had the right to control H* p< lllloal
|?>w?r Tliui wu* the principle whioh the gentleman
from Ma-eeebutetu n'pudiated to<u? llio admu> leu
of liie hlaie of l'ennewi>e was 110 kurremler 01 thai (>ri 11
cple, unlem> the riuht of dt-. ranebbvd rele in wu? set jp,
IfTennnaaee did not udtull tiia< k t.n 11 to \>>i<>, n jither
did 01,10 tier Pciitiavlvgnla, not a m 1 wrliy of lb" Hta'c
?f ihe I uliin. Tenooa e ?a>< to-di.y if cmtti'ttilly en
l.t ?i to be repie.ieutwl h> re a< auy State in ili? 1 ni<m.
Hlie had entitled le-melf to It by il"' ^ilhareaaa of her
people to the varyinu fnrtuni? of III ? republic Ih'n
w 1- no in mber on tnla Boor who had unv r^ht to ,1 -
au me tor liliu-ilf a hlg'ier or greater m i ire
of |*ir otl;-m Hum wan lo lie attributed 1
evry loyal leading niun of Tmmmm rep" ?
vu'ed In th - great ninvement U'hv nut then m .
Tennmete lo ?!<? lurtlce to ull lier pi-uple, u< .ill lb ?
.StateM matt Inm ilubly he tril-ted, ?uhj' 1 1 to t)H> I
guarantee thai if ibo.i abuae their privlh . 1 < a? to th 11
Ii. rnalaad oaiveraai rtgbl of the jM oplc, (iin^renh will
hy law icdre?H the grnti wronir l( Tu ne- ? v *. not
Ke|Hilillc in 11 lortn. neither ?a? New York noriihio If
ahc ?4 nol entiiio'i 10 repreei titaii'iii, uettlirr ? ?? M
aa'huaetU, nor Inrllara. Wlmt, then, rern'i n?-l l? lie
d?U'' hut to declare that, Inaauiucli u Tkiiiuhi w Iwl
ratified in ^<?hI faith tin cuii -tituli >iiul amemlrie til, and
given evidence lo MitUfy Vongreee of tie' ntti rn of h 1
people to their allegiance, ihe w entitled 10 repri vi nta
tion in t.'unKri >"
Tiio 11 i u ni- proceeded to vute on the pa,.'uK<i of the
Jolni rrkolutmn Hiiiiiik the vole ll.o ah en e of r ...y
member*, on account ot itlneiH, tic , v?ai annouti' "?l
H'r Fikk and several other detnocmlM' nuenlM-r , *;..h
voting "eye, pmti-atad a aintt th ? preamble, Mr. i.i
drld^e UHlnit the f prweelon Hiat he 'pat npoil It
Mr. Ilaoou*!.!., (rep.) nf I "a . Stated Unit h? *a? p.ilred
with Mr. lxusyuur Ho waa invited hy ttie di rriiH r?'
10 atate bow ho would have voted, liul he dec. in if to
an*wer at lirnt. He auheequenlly, however, anrwaiiii-. l
that If he believed in the preaiitlih* be WO*ild vote "aye,'
but that he diu not believe iu the piear'ihle.
When Mr. Htcverm voted "av? ' there ww an oulb.tr t
of Uii|?btni on all aldea of the Houw.
Th" Stka* La hav ng direute<l the Cl< rk to 1 ill hi
name, voted "aye '
The Joint resolution waa pat ied?IS.'> to II, a< lul
lowi : ?
T??a-- Metari Alll?ie, Ainea, Artcoei, Aahley ol Vevada
A.hley of Ohio Maker. Bank*. Battel Hldwell. Rlackatu,
llover, Mrioiiweii. liiieaiaiwl, hood) . r'Ui kn ut IH11 ? 1 iarae
of Kan , I obb, < ontliDg. Iiavta l>awe?, 11 ivinn Itefree>
lielann, Demin^ Ooiiiieily, I>rl(K>, K'-klev. Kgctaalen, H
diMite. Karnaw'.rtb, Karquliar, ferrjr. Kiiiefc, H?'fiel t. iiI'm*.
brennet, llarilina of K y , llardma nf 111. Har', tl'?gari
11 iiniea. lio'iaer. llo?i bkiaa, UutiUard of lo*a. Ilui>le>r<l ?l
W Va., lluU>*el of fona . llulibeU of lihlo. itel^iird,
Homriirev lofei^.H, Jokn*>on, KnaMMi. Kerr, fcefc 'mm,
Knootr, KotkaieUll. I...r,iu. I..itl,?n f^terei.er of l'? ,
I.awr -iioe >1 1 ihtn. I.yncb, Mameu. MeOuliougti. Ml R tier
Mer-ur, Mtllrr, Meorhend, Mi>ri11l, Morrlt. Mnol
ton. M\er?, Newell. .MhUrfc? Xlcliotaou. N'ell. O'Neill.
Orth PerlMMfi, fb*it>?. Plae ftanU, Triee. Ita'f'-rd,
Itaudall of Pa Kainlnll of k * , Kajmond, Hi? ot Mm
Klee of Me, Hitter. Il'tpira ftwillna Ilea* Uoe?ae<'i, Maw
t' r. K- tieoek HehoHel l. ithellnii?rt?r. tUtgrearea, npalil'ug.
rerenn, Hiroune, Tatier, Taylor Thai er. fran 11 Tleona^
of Md Joba I. Thouiaa. Ir . of M l rnai'.le
Tr'.wbrldae, Van Aarnaui. Van Horn of M. T , \au Horn of
Mn Wart, Warner. Wa?h'i<irn? of III . W aabW'.i Ma?a ,
Walker, W?ntwortbLWh?ler Wllaon ??f lewa.Wllana of P?
Wlodotn of Minn., Wood bride*, Wrifbt and 9cb?;ler 1 'ol
f?x in
I ffava? Meaar* tllav, Benjamin. Routwall KIi d. Illgltr
.fecika, .fnliati, Keiley, Umi, Mot.lurg. fail. a and al!
J ltanu 11
The announcement of the reauit waa greeted w ith gen
eral applause on the Boor and la the gailtr*?
mm. KT?vK*a mil. roe rue arevn itnwt or ?Lt. not
?nVTum* mtn
Vtr. 4t?v?nr. from Jot til f ?ifnm ttee on Ka>eaMrtturtloa.
raportnl Hi* f<4loaln* hill. "To proelil* for raalornc to
Uir Minted lately la fcararrectlua Ui?tr full political
ri(bM: ?
*?,??> It la *ip*4tril 1'ial til* KUIM lalalf !?<
Kni. al Ik* *aill**l IWlmnt altl. Itir fwiin
K~ and mftli of lli* I olatn, la* raa*|..r?1 la fill |>?U<iu
i In %ii ji- 1 it- ?l r *M*. e?4 oIi'ikm ? nfruae <t -i l; joint
r**o|iitl?n prpua* roc iilltt. alt in |<> !h? l ?? au'n . of
ih" rn ul 4i.tr* a* an tn>n In., nl lo lb* iimxitnllii* of
thr l'MI?i ???<? art ?r?l atr lit 'la* lolloa i>.( aof4.. tn a (
I ll'f tbr ?m ndnarol i? >|WM I
It* II ??k-"4 I f tla* riant* toil If i|H o< Hqitiorn
li'ii*4 ?' tli> r*u*4 M?? of Am*al> a. to r?nfr?.< ?>
?/mMrrt fkal aSrti*?rrtbr ?h?>** rvr,'#-?t IwMiimt **l*!|
h*v !>?? inr pari 'br ?onMitutloii of ik* I'tM "Ui>t.
?ti l arif KU'< tuirla In liitntmllw afcail ka?r ra'tr,?<l kr
"tin* >nl ahal. bate it* ? iMittu'lun aal Uv* m
raaafirratttjr "banana III*, Ike tMMiori Rrpvrarri'*' **
from a?ia h Mat* If fmtud duly a la U'l at 4 a<t, iMr
?ri?-r ' ? iaUd Uf wyiiiW ulli m .W. I? <4 ol'trl
Into t'ungra aa -a Oatab
N?e Ai. iim ii furl h* *n*- i*4. 1 i.ai *kn ?nr hum
U'ulf ly li.a arr> I .* (nail l.avr rant *4 <ba 1 - J
anaamlirtaar i< it<* aiu*m*il'.o ant |??? uf tla* .|irr t
rn-lrr Mar ar* ..f .1 jr-iai ft*, IO.|# trbl? I* mmf r*at?m tu* ut
? i! I?i.' in ? >. t< ?>,ir ui?t l.r *>*ui*r4 .oil p?J.i >,> aa. k
*'?(?? and Ik* |>a?ia*al th*rr..f, up* . proper aa.arar -a
fluia ?? i' lUlf, til lar ft'*u lu tb< Merirtar) W IM ff -aa.ry
of lb' I nlJ4 I" <tra. mar la# i?.??(-#ii?<t far ? u?n 4 rwx ?i
"Ml uf U n J' -ft tr .in ae<l aftrr t> |-*?aaa> af ihta ari
Anta(i'ioi*M< war - uflbrad by tlr luaruita an4 i>? Mr
Wiuioa, (r?f. i of Iowa, aa4 than. ?e m<4w n nf M.
Ki LKT, |rr|i I ?{ P? III# I. Ill and l?>titii.'tu ana laial
IK ib# t?bW '<4 I* IT
? ? .-l.i .vtr sum a imai ?ai<^ n i?n>
Ur oSirad lb* Qg aa a i, mi ui. .if
|>f ivll?C? ?
llH'lltMl. Ila InilM 'oaniMlni. 1W 9h?U I'mtiflrmm . ?>
on tar ? It ?ii| t? m??i .ana ai
?la jr. Iba la. -lay uf |N??ir,i^f i^tl, ~mr*t ?- ? ?. 4
kf Ika I'mlM ur Ik' y at <mil a< lb* pr>at4ta$ alma uf
t^ili h.? lan. ? k? arr i.?i*b? auilMou.4 l? ? tm . m j-/a -
In eaaa ?/ ? wiput
TU? Hn.'k> it atai#4 It mmt f#r tba Bu m U?
?briber lb* resolution >b'HlM ai 'w ?ia? : a" a
lK<a "T |?iru?(? It a r*ry urinal-, faawtwi r<., *
|?#a 4rtii "fll"-r l? ??Itla aa tli# i? .Jutr* i(r? alir.t a
?r*ta?al 3'il <-> ?blrb mi#tit fault ih (rafr wna^v b at
Kr. tliaf fore, bbdrr Ilr rw wlnak a.luue /??! Ian,
?ni.?.ti?i1 lb# ^uaat.on to Iba lie iaa
Aa anrna<aat on lb* > ? a?tilutl?4kl l-aarlnj 'if iar
q.irwloii ?aa ojaaa<1 l.? Mr if la aa4 fmn* (?i*l ? bf
V|r.*r> Pvl, Wbrllaliarcaf Itaaaa U?rn<?4, tLmtm
J'Aiiank alxl "Urt #ua
? r ??????.*? "afl " ?? "HI aow !?? ?<a on *ml> r
? lav . tha l?t uf JV<^mtH i ugf ?iatr>pia i>?r a Mas '>f
iua I rr.Mirui aa if M ? ?a la aanlaa, aa.4 ibal w a?r ub
it<t I 4a awl | rairml U> .|ra? .1 t bi t't a? t nk at*
boaaai m>? la I* kta 1 1 <*in>a aa4 ba ?aaN ?iu> aa ba
rn>'?aa a ra-aium Wr l.ate Iba rmbl I ? 4r??aia>
lt.? |>.iaar tt, jirff af lb* -a??rrra'? laaj-u ?
?arf Otarakl t<i4| frtui tba I ?* Wli"aa a?a
ii,' ta aflt'if baa a l^fti'alaf ^..?r? itr > -4 '.a '.i m ba
la ? I.aliaa4 y> tb? *?"' taa ? f Uai |- an Hut Mia ami
all utl?-f l??taiai ?? ???!>?* ba?a naM ika a.1. tana
yt Tiri^lr af tt.a Iaa alt MM puwaaa i*u>?,
fi. r iba lagit'ai'?ra uf a fr?a (p *- rani'Di w*+'h r b-- -
l?*rra ar? aau naarat mi ?? a?*, a??'i" tli?r ara
allrtaaaatf 'aim a*at bi U? <*gaa kaa W a?f ? I
?l,r aar a tba "? ? IM-abfaa) X ?ai <aa ? | *.r
Iml n.taaraailf fbaa- a ?? '?? l?. frUab < > ," ?
fraarn IM i| tb? 4"r?rr,-. t ? b< . <a? ait>. ik
r.|i,l to rail fWft'ta tt^i a ?aa- uf ea?"<-ir'
III* naaiaa || a Will I t-r if ???? ?"< a 111. n> r-?n ta
l.aaaa af.au aa a a a U.? ta?-l?> -f ra*a?-a? a M
aim wfca tulf *a?.<? ar p. a . i? ? ' al . f*-? aaf aa4
far I. f I. lift aa.rrla?l fur ? ?i taa ? "na r?m W 't
ai'.M 1*4 ba f"? bi# a'?ra I a <Ve Ib'xaai ' I.. a
* al ?- -aa vu aa* II.!- ?> 4a ||? ?r ab*.a auaatf ,
aj iba <aaalry aa*) 4*|? ?i ? a ?r taa' u.'4 a? im# j
la .l*r aarr|> .. #* ?a4 ' ? ki la I* 4 Iba* i
? anfr*r ?aaval a- ? 4a ? it ?' a.>.a?|?a?y aa4 tbb' |
aa ara Ua ba iafl bat| ? m ? ' ?aa 4 'la r a f it# Or - j
? t-'fu. *a ? lailV'MU I I . aa ??l a** ha?r ft.
^.??r la ? aaabli m*+~ ,s* *>4mm aa?it ? wl Ii
e~ a a lr. ifbt aa?a? b* 'ai "I i/V* ?>?? aua??|. j
4 # ai la?aaf|a.*i* *b*a i*a) *1.1, a
b*H- a#4 i? Mbar raaWbWwa mftHtha N a n Irt I
lay ?>ailrr f.n<|?a m 4??.*** la- -aiaataaa aa pwaMaaaa I
tbai aa?al4 I'll" '? "aaalrv I ' T" ' |
al'l a-4, but I ir?a4 4 At* mm to ba a?'i wr baM*
I ^ aaW t ^Klf a' *a t? a4 lb* atari I a? t r .11 laa i .
rriurf t ?bt aar a. aa* 4 ba a aft wfr^aa'
If va arfr ? a* ?? a kalr- aaa iara l? am a*fa
a. Mb?- 4?ra?*"ir fa?-Ua?. ^aai I ?m'4 k < nt K?l t"
(i? mar H i? tb? ? * ?*4 * Hit tbal aa bar* lb*
f *11 w. !<*?*" ' ^-a*? a l.rrr ra/.r>>< la- 4.. s. -?m
aoa raara t at ? ? ? a ? ? r, t t'r4 I f ll,r Ita M fi
M'K ? '? tab* ?*? "f aura* I, a* a baa a*aoi|t? t
!>.? lloa*a |<mi4a4 la teal* aa IA* raa ' ata a TV*
M ? 9<j\?4 t# R I II In rnirr*a at aa a Jr1^ ' <#4
]?Mta?, raf itH laa lat il r>a iba '?Ha kf U k> It at?4
i . r i? "alllkj MhU The fallrro 'i ( a ika .14
rota ia *? Mil
'Ota Jfaaara 4>ta*a ftaruaa ItUraOi, la>?>t( 4- rxl%
?'?rial* a- #a*?a?r Mr- a *1 > ? a- ?
?r |i> (a> >? laf la art aa. Mel It art. M 4 f r
? ... II ? ? *a '4 af l/.aaT It. 1 -,f ?.?ta l-?- - - i / ?
I a ? f, baoaata laam. a a# '?b4 fa aaa?. L
I ' 1 ?**rn#, Mmw M.-.toa It 4?.t 'irb rail Mk f.?a
I (taufra. baba* ? t b>4aH aa#?*ua fra t* !??? , i (a
I I. T>??aa Jr Tr- any* t M **?t uh Tea It- a
I T *ar4 b*tl#f Vaa' tatk. ? a..* af fa. ?? M ,
I ? ar?- V*a* ? |nar. 4a? -a. nfciri 4 '.???>
Raffr Hmtftnm. H?f, r. Ho. Wl .ii 1, ft. 1% . < o'.fcM**, t>* *.
lUii"# UtfNxiii, U?;rr- luii.io hMn-tjr i*rr? iii.-i.
li-iil. J,?.lNni??r it lUrdl ^. f h j >'? * . . . U-. tu. 4. Ii?u
i>?? r?l of W Va , M ftitfltfil w MoT* in. If ovmiiirwf,
JobaiMiii, Ku*?ib, k?rr, krwlmw, k ??vk ? ???!*] , I. ml
tin, I oilman U H?ouU. Ai*r?u?u. Vl ? M
Hut, Jki ?>?ii Morrlil, Horn#, S ??*%#?!! , N kin-a.
Nii-huUun, N*?h. Tula*. fNp?. J '*kr. KrfUfoid,
of 1*4., I'n L?i?il of ky . Kafinooil, Ki'f of *f*?* , *U?t#r.
l?Ai|iti, Ko*?, Hhanklln. 8!i#lUbai |r**r. Mn#i*-??r?. Kirau?#
T*fc*?r, Taylor, Thornton. TnmM#. V*i? Horn ??! Mo..
H I Haiti* Wilkoii of Iowa, Woodbf WrigUt T5
TU# lloiine iUrn at boJf (?aat fc#?r *<ljouri?#?i
I XP?CTED IPtOUM WAR:
Thr lixliuua (.aikrrhitf an ihr Plniii? tu fti?
lllr Altitude Thfj Arc WcM Arnrd mil
lln?r I'lrnt) ul VuhjimmIi ion. .
Sr. Ixm 1*, July n I ifr*
A ipwial >lr<i>atr h fnm SI. Jn??pl) In til ? 1??'* r*<
iMfn pann** fmiu ilia iilnn<< luport ibo Indian* i
for ww; an,l ol*l ranrluupti nay iu tiion id tltl i
rtp? d< arly e*?rjr tnl>* <m tu? plain* w .11 ?Urt
warps' li. Ttiry ar- well an, ..-a %u.t havo pl?n*r of
ammunition. T
REPORTED SATISFACTORY TREATY WITH THE INQI \%T 4|^'
FORT LARAMIE. f ' ?.
Sr. tjucia, July jn lN?p ?
< oluoal r??lor, Knpor rttcn, lent of Indian Afl
Oniitia, and I'r-iufnl ui t ti?* ConiOi>>?ii<n wluih r
held a rmtm II Willi Ihr lmlt.ni ? il l-'ort Ijnnlr
pan. i-d hy Gii,m?l Hurrr, Ui? lrnll?d Mialaa i
from N I'lirnxka, and Mr. hdditfk, h?CTeUry
Territory, airiviit at Hf. Jo-wph ftrteraay, I
loll for \Ta?li!n,'iou l.i st big la. 'i iyu>ri'.
tlial a |x*if?jlly Kililarlory In uv ?ni mad* at KoA I
tui**, all r?|iorl.< tu Ilia oonlrary l.r:im cln ulai?l |<^ par
lira inti'ir?l?l iu rrn.itliii: iMtatlUtlr.' Hr alao napnthnm
inoawisd Indira* warn pr-iww that foun-m or ifi m*
Oilofn I-Icnad III* Iroaly, Hid ??| r oa. Ilia Briu bolu f
Hut If Uii rr ia troubla on tbapltunc II *..l l?iounn*niM
Ity ihr ?hlif?.
THE ANTI-MHT TROUBLES.
Ai Ji?;> jo, M>
?lf|ori , fir?tn 1 lio Adi -Kent dutrtut a?y *i! l> ouiwl '
T!i?* 11 ai? Htlll 141 camp r>n W?rr>*r ? (artti, ??il*
4r <1 1 1 l!Ury dl?>lpllnr, and n> da|x 1 ilalloiia ti| ?m
li'lvalo |u I elly kra |>prmill*d Two prtynlO", *1M atrnt
n?> nbfrp, t*cr? arro-fsl onJrr of tk < ??inrnnniii^i
olltrur ai< I d?'llirn ?! iut< ? llr1 hajida of tin aiitliarttlua <i#
III* ion n. Horai- nf Iba lrin:it> ait? o?t wImibi arit? nt
i j"< U(Htkatll??ii Imiunl, liava nK m uxil tlial Ui?j
wol urn la a mill -maul u Itu'lr iiid< ? l'i>ti;"aa. Mid i*
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