The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 20, 1866, Page 1

Number '10.481, The Latest New By Telegraph tothe N. ¥. San, ———aw we VETO BY THE PRESIBEYT The Freedmen’s Bureau Bill Returned to the Senate THE PRESIDENTS OBJECTIONS Every Provision Condemned. THE READING OF THE MESSAGE, Excitement in the Senate. PRUPEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, Important Vi te t Vote by the Honse. NO CIVIL GOVERNMENT IN THE SOUTH, Congress to Meinstate THE, EX-R STIAVUES Resolttion Disbanding It Offered by Sonator Wilson: &e., &e. cc., THM PRESIDENT’S MESS To the Senate of the United Stare Thave examined with care the bill which orletn- Qted im the Senate, and has been p 4 by thetwo Houses of Congrens, to amond au act entitied * An ect tocstablish a Buretu for the rellef of freetimnen and refurces, and for other purposes.” Having with Much regret come to the conclusion that it would not be consistent with the public welfare to give any Qpproval to the moasure, I return the bill to the Benste, with my objections to its becoming a law, Imight cal! to mind, in advance of thee olfee tions, that there is no immediate necessity tor the Proposed meusure, The act to establish a Bureau for tho relief of freedmen and refugeos, which was epproved ia the month of March last, haa not yos expired, It wea thought stringent and exiensive enough for the purpore in view, Before it coasca to have effect, further experience may aseist to euide un toa wise conclusion as to the policy to be adopied fin time of peace. Thave with Congress the etrongest dorire te ac- eure tothe freedmen the fall enjoyment of thelr fiecdom and their property, and their entire fude- pendence and equality in making contracts for their Asbor, But the bill before me contains provisions which ta my opinion are not warranted by the Con- stitution, end are not well eulted to accomplish the end iu view, The bili proposes to establish, hy enthortty of Congress, military jurisdiction over all parteof the United Btates containing refugees and freeduwen It would by ite very nature app'y with mort force to those parts of the United States in which the freedmen most abound; and it exprersly ex- tends the cx'stine temporary jurisdiction of the Freetmen's Berceu with grestiy en fargod powers over thoso Btates in which the or- inary coures of Judicial proceedings has beon inter. Fopied by the rebellion, The source from whiea this Military jurisdiction is to emanate te none other than the President ofthe United States, acting through the Wer Depertinent and the Commissioner of the Breedmen's Bureau, The afoute to carry out this itary jurisdiction are to be elected elther from army or from civil life, The couutry is to Le ided into districts and enb-districts, and the ber of salaried agents to be employed may Le al to the number of conntios or parishes ia Dited Atates, where dm returees found. Bhe rubjects over riediction fe to ex'e@nd. in every partofthe United tates. include protection to all emploves. agents fie officers of thie Buren in th jen te Imposed npen them by the further to er‘eud over ail in and refugees, dlecriminated w, custom or prejudice, In those ele States, the ng treed. siust by local Dili subjects any white person who may be charged with depriving @ freelien of any civil righte or fmmuniries bel one!ng to Ww ite persons to imprison. ge or fine, or both, without, however. cofining civil righte and immunities which are thus to be eecnred to the freedmen by wollitery lew, This military jorisdietion also extends to wll questions that may arise respecting @ontracts, The agent, who is th oreise the ce of 8 Military Jndge, may be ranger, ep- ly ignorant of the of then! ad exposed fries errors of the jadgmeat, to all mea a Y The exercise of power, over which there is po legal sup? rvision, by eo vast @ numer of agents, @siacontemplated by the bil, muert, by tne very mature of man, be attended by ois of eaprle e, injue tice and passion, The trials aving thelr origia under thie b.\!, are to take place withour the imver- vention ot a jury, and without any fixed cules of liw evidence. Lhe ruies, on which offences are to be jas and determines by the nuwerous acents, are euch rules aud regu.avuons asthe President, through the War Department shall prescribe. No previous eseobment is :equired, nor any indictment, charg. ts the commiasion of & crime againt the laws; but, ial must proceed on chasges gn 1 sp. citle 5 be punishment will be, not what the law declares, Faseces oa Court Martial may think proper. ‘Aud these arbitrary tribunals there lies no app ® no writ of e:rorto any of the courts iu which the Con- tution Of the Luited Siates veels @xciusivery, the dicial power of the couutry; while the territory, end ibe cinss of actions and offences, that are mace eulject to this measure, are 0 extensive, aah bill shouid it become @ law, y vcd no limitation in pu time, 4 will form @ part of the per legisiation ofthe country, [cannot reconeile a mot mils Jurietietion of thie Kind with she words of the hich declare that ‘no person shall be held to an for ® capital or othe:wise iniauous @rime, unless On 4 presentament or ondictmeut of w grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or ¥ ces, or in the militia, o In actual service time of war or public danger; and that ‘Sin all criminal prosecutions the accused shal: enjoy the Fight toa speedy and pubile trisl, by an impartial jury ef the State or district wherein the crime shad ve been coumi (ted. ‘The safeguards which the wisdom and experience oft ages tauchtoar fathers to establish, as securities for the protection of the innocent, the pun'shmeut of She gutiis, end the equal asmiuietra Of justice, ere to be set aside, and, ‘or the sake of vigor- ous interposMion in behalf of justice, 0 take the risk ofthe many acts of {bustice that would of mocessity follow from ap alinoet couus ers Bunber of @Sen, Ostallshes in every parish oF county in pearly & third oi ue staies of tLe | ion, Over whoo decision there is wo be no supervision of Comtrol by the Poderai courte, ihe powerthat would Le thus peced in the hands the President is such es ia time of cortanly SoAbe never to te inirusied to any one mau, Ii it be asked wheter ibe creation of euch # tribanal within @ Biste is warranied as @ measure of war, the Question Mmnediately presents itself whet e are still a@ognged ip wart 5 pot uunecessa@y disturb “aLe commerce and eredit and industry of the coun- tay, by deciaring to the American peope and the world that the Luited states are eatin in a condition of civil war, At presen} there ie no pars of our ae ta Which tue Suibertly of Se Unies 3ieiee Ulences that ty y ‘The somnacy - thon net ee NEW re'arning to aeteteot peace and indnetry, and th fe ellion ie in fact at an end, The measure, iio fore, #oma to be ne inconsistent with the actual cudition of the country ae it ie st variance with the tution of ‘he Uuited Bratee, assing from peurial conswerations, we exam. bit in yen to wei hty ches In time of 1 pooper (hat ould provide for © preaine from a condtian of bondage to & of ficetom, And thre bill proposes mete the Preedmen's Ba eau, evtad leeed by the act of 5 as one of many et ud extrac: inary military tw ws lO euppiert & formidable re ein, @ pe eat Brauch of the public aduinietation with ite powers greaty eularved, i Lave no reason to sepposs, aud 1 do net nove stand 10 bo be alleged, that whe acs of March, 1558, has proved deficient tor the purpose for which it wee although at that (me, and jor & con i thoseafter, the Government of the dan pwiesged in mort of ai teen tnvoived in The tuetitntion of slavery, fur the miliary destruction of which the Freed weu's Bureau was called int exisence ae 60 euriliary jorce, has been effectually and finally abrogated thoughout tt hole ceusuy by so emenaument of the Constitution of tue | uited Bate, qua practically tte erdication hae received the aseent anu concurrence of most of those states in which itat any tune bad exisced. I ar not, there- fore, abie to dire rn in the cow bing to justi- the reteliion, fr apprehoneton that the powers aud ageuc. oe of the bree men's Ducau, whieh were effective for the provction of ireedimen aud elute during the aciusl coutina servitude, wi aboliiion in pooper ends, | cofrect ia can be no necessity for the en arrement of powers of the ureau, for #lich provision i made the bill, ‘Lhe terd rection of the bulk eat eeueral and smuiied graat of su; woof hosulttl ¢, now, ine time of pace, ove motequste there views thee tie ia ys Lam ta ¢ and euilesing refugees anid ti their wives aud chidren, suceeli tectwoe mako piovieton for the rent of pu leuced pububes for fecduen, end for the erection, for ot euliabie the tury of tt ppetent \o Otabieh a youd the luuit ihe Dieines of Coumbia exc. pt for ihe heuefit of our dism!.ed @oldicre apd sailors Tt has vewer founded ech ols jor uny class of our owa thove whe Lave People. not even tor the o fa.eu ip the defence of the L ett the ca'jon vo th 10 completed PF COULLOL Of the Situs, of CoUMDIL ee, Of nd ef individuals i wuorized for he rence or purchase of | nol say Oi tilons, of the white rece, who @ catly toidng trem dey to day jor Wiew sabe A +yetemm lor (ue support of in@ieent perou Laolied Biates was Lever conten) lated by & the Conet.tution. Norean aby goods voiced Why, 64 permaneut ceiableb wen 1 be wuaied tor one cless OF ov toau soreuoiwer, Peudng the war, wiaby ious es len received support Hous (he loverameur, ever intone) that they ehould be nad sholwred, b ou whicn the cum yivoe they ny werels ion cod (0 6tlniu e@ \euceney ib that pial duply Laat paw, Gee Db Baoli-eusta cag comdiwed, mues ef gud their p injurious alike jo their Che lity, 2h seat t lor every « eu! parish, create bet patio the expeuee of the pumeiousefiice@aua his } to be appoiuted by the Pies. oul, Wii be piemtin Gis tendeucy BiAadhy bo Inereae weeed by sue dioe men's Bureau a now jor the year 1506, ainounw to P11,745,00, Te may be joa ed the coat to Le ipcursed unuer the ib whl requue double tbat amount, more the eutie exp ded in any one your unde: (he edt ©: ihe Decond Adams, It tue preseace oi ’ ore.y pare and county ie fo be couridered ase War Measure, 0) pose OF even lossiunow bighy te | give eflocs to bow ee UObig tw be siationed within reach oF KO stands tone opi ieiione Would J ehiorce Mukibary provoked, 6 the tioups Would have every one of Leu, ead (hue @ be 1ep.ered Hecessy. Large the.etore be required to susein @ jurisdiction in every couliy or Perle trot Tovomac to the Iho Granue, The ¢ ou of our fiecal aflarre Agaug, BEd LO OLUOr IO euslaid tho prereot eot bile confideacs, ibis hu eesary tla. we pract.ce ho HUEry Cviie® py, Dut as iar as possibie eAchmemt, ia a Jitiow to (he objections already sbaied, the Hib suction of the bill proposes to take away land from ita former owners wi'hout any legal prvcoy ‘Lage bee jug Ores Lad, contrary W that proviewe of the Goa- siisution which ¢eciares that no person ehall be ived of iite, Lberty or property without due os of jaw, ib uces Lot pppoe: that e pars ol ts vo which thie section reiers may bol be owned by wauore or pessons of unsound mind, or by who bave becu tmiuful to ali ther obligations as cuzenus of (Le United States. Ifeny portion of the jeua is held by euch wreoas, it is not couperent tor any subbority to coprive them of it. If on the other haod .t be found tha) tue property i liabie b0 coop est on, @ven then it camnot be appropriated to pavi purpotes Until, by due process 0: lew, i! sla Lave been de d iorfeited fo the Ciovernment, ibere tik furtuer otjecuons to the bill on grouuds serious y sfleciiug the case of Dereons wo who itis dee.gued to bring reliel. It wal tend to keep the mind of the tree man to te of uncer taiu expectation gud fertiessness; w to those among whom be lives, it will be a source of commant ni vague apprehension, Undoubtedly the treeamen should be protected, but he should be prowctod by the civil authorities, especially by the exvicive of all ihe coustiiutional powers oi the courts o: the Luited ptauics Bud of the Hintes. Tlie conditou is Lei so exposed as may ac first be iminamued, hie is in a ao of the couatry where hielabor cannot well pared, Competition jo bis services irom pisn- ters, fom those who are const uctiug oF ieperog ye roads, or from capitaligis in bus vicinity, of om oiler Blalos, Wil enab.c Lim 10 command aiimost | own torias, He sieo possesses ® periect right lo cuange hie place of abode, @uud I, there.ore, Le does uel lied iu ove community or State, @ mode of Life suiied to bis desires, or proper remuneration tor bis iavor be can move to another, where labor is more esteemed aud beter rewarded, lu tiuth, Lowever each Dla, fu uced by ite own Wanie god interests, Wili do what ie pecessary and proper te rewun within ibe borers il tue laver that is u-eded tor the development oi ite UL Cea, The laws that reguiste, ruppy end dewmaod will malate thei fore the wages of the laborer will be roguisted the: Lue is bo dange’ t demand jor labor wil mot Neither i ation given to ib protect aud eae care oi themseves, Lt is uo more than justice to them to Le.eve that, as they Lave received their (reeduin with moderasion aud jorbeare ence, ro ihey will distinguish (hemeelves by (heir judustry and thrift, aud eoou snow the word that in es con.ibiou of mreedem they ace ee¢li-eurtaiuing, and bie of sewesiog tucks Owb elapioy Beut and their OWD PibOré OF BL Vag —Ol Aueistiug lor Khemerives oo @ proper remuneration, and of « iiehigg aud maine telniug ¢ pois, Tt isearucet.y hoped tha! tug away, they wiil, by tucar own efforts, easabi.eh for theiusely es # condi ion of respectabuiby wou proepessty, Ab de cera that they cau @ttaun to (hab Comdilwa oly Muough tueur own were and eelbiolsy lo thie Connection, the query preseute iteest, wheiber the syst ia proposed by the Lid wil not, when pub lao «complete §«operasion, prnciiwally wWansicr the entire care, support Bod contivs of four Walions Of emancipated slaves to Bx@uisa, OVereucié OF task miasters; who, sppointed at Washiugwi, are w Le lucakd in every county aod parish turoughour ioe Loved States containing lleedmen aud rouge Boch a sys em would inevitably tend to such a con. centrat.on of power imu the Laeculive which woud euable hin, 1 a0 disposed, toc aiel tbe scion of e nomerous © and use them for she etteinwmens of bie own political esas, I cannot but edd soother very grave objection to this Lil, The Conatitution imperatively ceciares ia convect.00 With taxation, that esch S'me sha Lave at lewst OLO representative, and Uzes ihe ru.e lor the number which in fuiure tines each ptase shall Le eutitied, Itaso provides that the Senate ot the Laoite ) States sha be con pored of two Senators from hb State, end adds, with pyculiar toce, thes bo 8 equal sudliage in the peo picesssriiy passed in the aleeuce of cluetly w be aflected, because their poop.e © (Lea contumeciously €agaged in the rebe lion, Now we case ls changed, and to106 at least oF the Siaes we atiending Congress by loyal pepresentatives, ao. wit ing the allowance of shoMousitutiona: right of repreventauou, At the time, ever, the consiierauon and the passing uf the Lil, was no Seustor or Kepresentat.ve gress frou the elevea Stare Which wiv lo be ly affected by ite provisious, ‘The very tact that reports Were apd ar adu ageinst the guod disporitou of the country, is so eudit.onal temp phy they need and should have r mbabives ul thew own in Congress to exp.aln thew condinon fs iy tp eepusstons, sad a by their know. e @ periec @ immed BES MATOS OE eulaley herte af Aathans the | YORK, TUESDAY, | tion would then be fres, and Conerees would have full power to t iing to jte 5 ment, ‘There could b weblion ure that cee host interest ieen pers ni The pu oy fi nthe t American poopie tl there should be no vithout representeion, Great t ba ere be borne by all the ce ry and wera’ beat that they eball be borne with utroummur » hen they are voted by a majority of the represent Weeds i the people lwo ot interfere with the tnjuca- fionndle right of Congives to judxe, exch Mouse for ) tee, of f % retneme and qual fieations of iis own f Bat that sath ' construed fing wie tieht & peace any Slate trom the reprean it 19 eutitled by the Consutation | the people of eeven Stace are uded, | Those who were moet faithful daring the war, ee than others The S'ae of ‘Lenten. inetance, whore authoritice enanged th vee sioret to all ber Couriiuiional reistions te the Union by the patriotiem and enorey of her injaced and Letreayed people, Leluce the war was brougitio 7 ation they bad i them itn th eral Government, | thetof any mer vent of their own, p clujed in the emane.pation jon, they, by their own ac {tution yw ue to abot of their State, 1 kno State of Tennesse, fr example, shoud not fuly eujor all ber Coustitutional ieiations ww the Caited States, The President of the Uniied States stants towards the country in & somewhat d ferent act ude form be of Co 4 ch son irom asin iy ent te choen by ibe dis rlet of Btat people of all tt ates, bieveu State e this time, represented in ember brane! ue It wou in bo be b to present thelt just tlwaye will be d fe ence nity, and indiv'dudie tis of the law, Hat these de tol waimet the rigubol a Blare bo lepierer it would in now ise jo@ with the discretion of Congrem with regatd to the qualiticatone of men bere; but I bold it my duty te becom ea the juteresta of poaco, and tn the ime Unloa, the admis ton of every Bia@ to ite ah gislation, when, however taaoo it Or rebellc 10 pope may Dave Leen, it nenie iteeit net ony ti mtiiude of lo, aur | and harmony, but fn the 7 one oO! Trepresentanves shore lovalty cannot be questioned Gaver Caw ing cometitutional o: lowsl bowie Lt le plain Game & ft. {nite OF peruauen, eaClusiond Of Any part of the ¢ tiy (rom cepiereutation, must be ationied by a spirit in of disquiet and complains, It ieunwiee and danger ous to pursue a Course OF measures Which Will uu te of the coubuy Bealest anoiet matter how much the int @ of Kt Oity ine ue ry, me e. ‘dhe cou f industr up at the us bo be do ful ‘ try, th nny ® unit in een permanent stauled consti uuopal i¢ think the, bave and sentinents erainet (he Government, Laue she poiliioal education OL be Atuerican poopie, (le ies fe aherea: end jneradioable chat the ent of the majority of the whoe poop: 7 ylwoercwos Willing aeyulve @uce i ee ibe bul wider cousidels joure etoc au 7 it igh taey had no. * wii thelr con: siuiubonal me sates.” Ll toey hare not let us Bt once act jorebor one Wie bit Gesiceble nd ut the Gari oat poreil.e tenon, Ty te hardly nece y ior me to beiota Cougiced that i) my 08m judemeni nobel (4 66 ole ee eo bar my leant Me di peas Upou tacirown gcliom, Lave al oady been jally iestored, snd ary to be Ge. tien to bo euctid Ww o joy theis Conetiiutiona: rmahie as meombersof the Union, Ressoniag tot the Coneti- tuilons gud from the eevdel situation of tie couuiry. Tieot not onl but bouwd .o mesure buat with the Pecers tered in le seversd Biales, Oud io tue iu of their inneueus, the rigute and i oO; et) Clune = oof v ill w aid of we ot preeticnd egalaet ur inivingment and Vvieluuon, Buoull Us expres unhappuy iil, wlicu b do bot wuticip.te, Wow te haccuuve le abeas ned with the powers coule:+ he alu ach, 1508 @ wbieling tuo 'o ureru ; 8d bereattes, os be eo.ore, he naval torere o (he country Free can euipooy the land’ 6 wruppres fueus rection and to oVeTCome ULetrucuons ba @ ouaws jura che bill to the Senate in the earnest hope eusure involy and ine 1 % become uby the peop shall receive the sauc.ivu Of 80 eLoghlones pubic Judywous. (Signed) Axparw Jounsox, Washingtou, i). U., Ped, 19, Tovv, thata From Washington. Wasutseton, Feb. 19, Some of the frien¢s of the policy of President Jobnwon aesemifed to-night for the purpose of toudes ing him aeorenade; but although they recoived an int#m ation that that it would not be agreeabie to Lin torespond ther marched to tho Executive Mansion and saluted him with cheers aud music from the band, They neat proceeded to the residence of Becretary Seward, who in @ vory fow worda merely expressed bis thauks for the compliment, aud them withdrew. A table bas been officlally prepared exhibiting the amount of mousy deposited to the credit of the ‘Treasurer of the Uulied States from all sources in the Brat ef Lenneseeo, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolima, Ueorgis, Alabama, Florida, Louisi- ana, Texas, Murrieeipp! end Arkansas, ‘The total emount ls nearly $.¢,.40,W, from April 1, 1505 to Feb, 1, 18466, The deputation appointed et the Fenian mass meet- ing, Katurday night, consisting of Mayor Wallach, B. Deran Killiep, Goo Francis ‘Train, Congressinea Rogers and Hogan, sod several others, had en interview with the Iesideut this evening, who eppointed Wedoceday for a special tatervi wo that the papers regarding tho alleged oatrage on Ameri- can citizens in Llielaud cam Le perused, and a reply prepared. Arrangements hare been mate for the memorial address om the Lite end Character of Henry Winter Davis, to be delivered by Beaator Cresswell, The President, the Supreme Court, end osber dignitaries have been Invited. The Bankrupt Bill has been postponed in the Hovse in order thet the Loan [ill may be consider- @d W-morrow as the special order, Mr, Pollard, editor of the Richmond Pxasiwrn, which paper was compelled to suspend publication in accordance with an order of General Grant (pub- lished in to-day ) made a wrii'en application to the General for peim eeion to resume the publication eof the Fxamineg. Conerel Gravt returned the document wish an endo, «ment to the effect thatt course of the bxamiveu having b such a4 to engender iM treiiny wowssua thet. > vernment, he coemed it improper ond mise ieveus im tendency to ke the order tor imeuppiersion. | pom ree iving yy Mr, Poilard wiote to the President, “If the pubsication 6 the PXAMING shal be permitted, | soieuuly pleive Wy mono thas it eball devoied w she support of the Ud.oa, the Constiiu. tion and the laws, and that jouiual will continue heartily to support the Presdeus'e poicy.” bir, Vollard called afte: waids on Ue V esident, aud made other most positive assertions oi goo. aud loyel pur- poses in the rutare, npon which promies the liesi- dent directed thay Pulard be siuwed to resume the Ppubbeation ef the bean ich ib le aeuouuced Will make ite appearance un Wednesday, e LATER, Tt fe known that on Saturday, General Grant re fused to revoke the order suppressing the Kiebiond EXAMINER, expressing hinvelf in cecided terms agaioat the publication of a certain class of ariicies in the Southern papers, as ceiculeted to irreme lable ef, On Tursdas, ever, Mr. Poiuasd was ly informed by an oificcr of General Grant's staff that the order (probably !y oicer of the Preete dont) would be revoke!, Gen, Grant whl, however, tek © thal Bo Lew: pape.é au be publenes egu- (ening eontiwents of cieloyalry and hostility to the Government tu apy of ive branches, Lhe ctreuiar to this effect, dated salurua), ie midiertcu Ww Leparte meus Commaudere, who ae reyuised to give such lusormation, with @ View to (he suppression of Bewepspers of \het charaqiex, Lace é Be Glauaciion FEBRUARY. 20, 1866. x _— CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, Thirty-Ninth *caston, SFNATY, Washington, Meh. 19. Mg. Wade presentet the | eredentials of Mr, Sherman, Senator elect from | Obie, Mr, Sumner precented a memortal from the officers of Aconvention of colored men ef Fur fora remedy for the relusal of land! lands to them, rnd | civil riel ide, prey ing hiere to lease @ yraut of howesteade and luding the right of suffrage Mr, Clarke reported beck ‘he bill to annex the @onntics of JeMerson ant Rerklor, of Virginian, with ane oot which elmpiy consents to aud ou thorizos ruch annexation, Mr, Stewart introtaced a bl concerning Nat!onal banks in certian States. It provides that in addition to the three hnnd ed auth | milion of Lan Hone ine wrod, twenty 1, ne follows Ap dal no : | OFM, bom mille p to Oreg there ho, two i gud te Wasilusgiou and Arzoia, ove seach, W leon introdaced a joint resolution to disband the military forces of the late rebellious States, fud to forbid their reorgan zation, the revolution, Mr. Wi d, in evider | necessity. lottere from Generale Thomas Marteuff and oth mm charve of the tree nee tes nad In introducing of ite aree tail ie altie ] . and ear « ito him oUbLIC® (he mened ok . who rhould reiuae to work ios (hoiroli mate il toerpe! ail Nor hera me Vie says that the withdraws: of troops would be OW regen, Ulber omic t andeay tat whenever Us been withdrawn, the ech have beeu burnt, the talent cootac ® and owed by terribe iar Complaints ates troops have urce of the freodme nade to submit to irau. Persons a6 expored Lo oremeug bitte woin poble apd in A lei ter from Wo eetera Louiemne, cuueothe thout the freeumen, inoue day one sue beaten ous, | | Colt aan ¢ UL toe Canes, Loe wil er saw with Ris thivat cut, one wih his t Sod B thitd oO herwie mutates Auosher hed his eyes bwwm ous with @ucpowder Lecausa he would not renew a convactane hie Dad retused to tuitls the Gia cHe., Soboty Luin, bus hi » the breevinen and of the Yankees eubieied, he beniges were ©: The most ignorant, han wt ecren ion COM roope #ibbaiew oe lhe ew the Wish the 1 uot be sa we tioward, bo her of the Chief ot | ‘ reports the alures of (he taniuea te Georgia, Aisbama end deiseeeipii, And gaya hat | shoud Le troope eufficiaat ior the protection of } the 1%ecdine nh of Who.e mbes MI, omueburytiae Cougioss power to dleband the mitiaot siate? | Mar, W leo —Congress has power to dirarms ruMaus Quod tranore ‘The joint resotat! ‘Thas ail militia on te ns follows: now organized or in service Viig lie, Norlin Garou, ama, Lounitou, M asiselppa, 1th @ipstned aud diebanada 5 UCN EM sou, Rim OF COEg 4 Ji Paid Is ihiny ws wy pee Chereot, fe heveby prowibeed, under a) elicusyances what @. et, Udit (he seine ela be wuluoraw Ly Congress, Mr, Lioward submitted the tolowlag ameudment to the pond ng licuse rose “And the right of voting tor electors of President and Vice-riescent of that ted Lo.e of te tiouse of Repicmeata iy bere of the tavet uuamor 1 }. ete Ail males Of the ne Guelug Lie lebe trou my oF UaVy of the l ated © oF tee like aro elie Ww (eed aod wel. Fieuch or opanieh language ; oli Ot the aby a¢6 1b pomsese. ou aud eajoy meus of Ys FeO) Os [eiecual OF bU0 Vasue ol gun; wil alioai to have been domlcied im thelr proper election die be 108 Bt keel OX Omins HekL bene AD wechiou at wich they ciedu blue mene Oo vole; but ue such peteot be allowed to toe who leo vneousd mind, @ p under cony Ma dievud Chico a Blate WKitie som, be bower lo carry inl 4104 wppioslid bo mu Kus ates, of Ill, having the floor upon the pending res lation, fxlag the basis of reprereutation, made 4 long epecch, taking the ground that Congress las powar, underthe Constitution, to fix the eoudi- ditions on whieh the iate rebellious Biates might be restored to the Union, and rhowing thes if the domiuant party elould fal to perorm ite plain Cousubenal duty he inatter, power woulu pase into the bauceot « purty whose syinpathies aud we eve Leek Baines Lue War who opposed the roca. meen vi Fivencipaiion, the arming of the negiore and 6@ Bmobument ebousiug siavery; who we Upow bac teed 1b Losbiiity te the protec ion of th jive’ B, anu who would pardon Je. Davie a: bo bidet ue 44 tue Livud of our loyal cauntiyt (ovk the yround that it tion ine the Diatve on bese Whiek will pum Ope the Jools Of Congress to new tues bh J uot bucetnity tor ue pas. = Mar, ved t the epinion of etateermpen §=6and geneials tit thee pbates we ib BO condiiwa wr fmmediate edimioiwu jue oly basin ot resvoration was tound Ine 16 ure Lo (he pine. pee O We Deciaration ol independence, exact ) eee Well meu; ebecias privieKed W BULnE, Compress bed lu power tu pers the bay Wlock Le Cau, Yavee) p evented a few daye avo, prot biting the eno COMGat OF y law, Lecoguiziug ID D O) Wee Titory, auy GisUocwOn oN BcCUULE Of rece PieVivds Comdslion ui Cyor, ati, Yates eto ravers w suow (hat civ tana politcal sights youmymous, ‘TL@ St.te, Le seid, Les uo Pune: W ledeo Bist eu, Gol Lea Lhe Lui vi bia ee 200 100000 IB LLO perp aro sovereign by tuhereut rips, Mr, Yavew bea that Congsese bd powe: w Teiue@ W BclAil Buy Biel@ buat ivsu5sed W gieus Uni Versal uflinge, Le lewired wo tue Clause 1b ihe Cons diuiucu giving power lo tLe Dtaies to regulae ibe quell aMonus Of Vole, end eshowes that “be reguaw" did bot Ween W dbudel right, Wes it in tae power of any Siste wo way thatewhite wan should uot vere; thar a Gor. Won of ob iiisimau should Lot vole. bad pouth Caroline W emy (el & Dadace shows aut vole! No; & Lepieiature ay decice oF the Jeng. 4 of tune Fequa sive to WAKO & Gliizem iu m@ Beau, bub coud Lot Gepriv@® Oho OF Cisrmeusuip, Luser aiavery, Le COubiuued, bbe Child (uk Loe atevus of the mobos Lula law of @ eUL)@Cl bate WAS De. essary WO pireurve tie BULJUSHEIOR | LU LOW Lhe iiesuien tuom tLe Blatuse ws be ules, BG Lubdi@de of iLvusaude oF Leet HAVES Bie Geecendenis, Lot Of sieves, Lut five White eo, be Was Oyposeu LO BU ieasiicuiy OF BUTT AGY, WHC WET MO. sUevs eLie, Be 1 be Cane OS Wulnee BUG nore, MMS, dao & 4: "AG souse Cr tiCal Lue (ho Vole of (he back Wen Way perve W keep the Jewel of Liberty iu the lamly of liwedeus,” WHER the se.els of the duuba aud Lhe piv ewvery iwo OF the Ne we ep @iseuce, It is oniy question dejo whew that tine will disive, Yawe CoBduded Ly mw ying Boustore! Bla ccuburies os tue pact are looking dow 4 Upow you! Ail ihe ceavurese of the tutuse are cabs Upon youl Lab@rtys CHUCKLE Blouse tude @H4 Wiecasul euy uke pa bo ebrusgle ioe ite in Lasivue Ul be Ws J 70 ws 90120 Lite gr opportunity Whe the Wivviueuce Of Aimighty God Dee pieced 10) Ou. Deus wy Lies LO Weta Bud make PVE beli® UiduOs by LO Ceety ed TU UT Ui Pueut cousuusietiow the great wok vegua by > our 1OLBOrs, BUG thea POTWMLEULY, MOUUy Bad Lmiueve BRAY 60 / ba Copawde YOu We py sae Of Kuan kaverty, During the dedivery of the speech, om the exhibi- tion of appliuse in the galores, thas portion of the gaderics were ordered ww be cleared, BiOEPLLON OF THE VETO Meueacg, The Vice Provident then submitted the message of the President vetoing the Vreedmen's Bureau Ui11, (published elsewhere iu the BuN—Ed.,) which was read by the Clerk amidst evidences of intense feeling on the part of Benaters a.i gathered mom- | bere of the Louse, as well as spectators tu the galleries, but without any open manifestations, except at the close of the reading, when loud applause shook one section of the gentlemen's gallery mingled ‘hirt yv-Third Year - = ——=—s the Vice Prestent's hammer, ‘That portion of the @alle len we aleo cleared, The Vice Dreatdent said the message would be en‘ered npen the journal, Would the Benate now | proceet to reconsider the bil! ? Mr Tane (hanesa) moved that the m | Prinie’, aud the consideration of the bill be’ ae Peoee Gl tomorrow atone o* x Mr Lone (Kanena) eaid ¢ Premdent, and wes entlled to deliberate cot nic . Ile would premmme the unity of the port, cod he hope t @ postpecemen: weult voted. Mr, welong ' | | i was ” moeseare of the President had with groas ead an | court askod (he renewed consideration of this body to the questions involved im thie bill. He W ped the miyeet would be poytponed, wotion [pon the question of postponement the reas and $8, to primt was agieed to, Dl 4 were taken, resumsing if. yous, 17; “Yt ott ct it wae bea fur uneon to ies ohs of thy to refuee an opp hat ex) henete in Season ail night tone rpese. juce tovved to adjourn ie | ‘The motion was carried without division, and the rulleet comes ap tor consideration to-morrow at ons | O'clock, TIOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr. Rogers, of N. ¥., introdueed a bill to pay @ | hegety tothe volunteers of 1861 and 186%, equal te the hiebest bounty paid to he volanteers of i808 and 1 64, equelieing the bounty secording to the tine vi service, aod te pay the throe months’ men a bounty of ne hundred dollars, deducting from sald sun heretulore paid, aod to pay thirtythree 1 Uariy three ythe payment A wo jor a! . by orom behaitof the Fod i to repeal nil ects of Cen 4 om cacmpiiag Government Loude and securities from inxacion by or under Gorerament, state of Municipal authority, and empowering Le Stew tax theo (he samo as they tax other property, em inporiog @ (0. @rument tax of one quarter of one per cout upon (hem, These bille were appropristely referred, of Olle, Introduced a bil giving beanty a d ag one hun pment, dlera who sery y 4 Mchee introduced a joint resolution to amend acitution of ited Biates, 40 ae to oxe rom ail ofces of the Government those who who way hereafter engage in rebelion of eonmpir arninet the Government, which was refer~ red to the Cowmiites ou Judiciary, Mr. Bromwetl introduced a resolution that tt pyal Stavesur thoes who ressped fookes Ard puilic wut fo Rep auendments tw the Constru- tou. [twa referred to the Commuttee on the Judi+ cary. Henderson, of Oregon, offered a series of reso- Was OFER ite @c, 0 Comer eytal righte and p sou every in divicua, eno that while he How tain the Prosi« dent in executing the sullicieat nuwler of thi eholi be punished, in or charscier, Gud prove @ warning io all thie to come, Debate arimng, ue resolution went over, Mr. Kete ain, 0) N. ¥4 presemted the remonatrance of Arclibaid Wilson aud others, manaiactarens, a, of paper and envelopes, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y agmne ihe postege of the bilk to e6i) siauped euvelopos at the cost of (oe stamps only, Mr. Lougyear, of Michigan, tatroduced @ series of resolutions duciaring (he views of the House relative to the reauiis, » Of the rebellion, Mr, Raymond called for a division of the resotutions and the ilo (how vowed on the fitet resolution, aa fo lows Jive (ved, That in the proclamation ef the Prest- dontot may 9% 1806 the rebeliion “whieh was waged. | by @ portion of the people ot the United States against the property cous buted suthorides of the govern | meat thereof, in the most violent and revoiting torm but whose e:med and organized forces have uow | been aimeetentuely overcome,” has tu the revolu~ tionary prowress deprived the people of the States ia Which 1b was orgaucced of all civis government, ‘This was sgieed vo by @ vote of yeas, 103; mays, 86. ‘The next resolution was read, as follows: Kesolved, Tuat whenever the people of any Btete are thue deprived ef al clvli goveroment it besomes the duty Congress, by appropria.e legislation, to enable (hem 10 organize Ao yovernment, and, in the languase of tne Countituion, to guarentee to aos Du epublicas ions of geverument, ‘Tole was agreed w by yeas, 1/4; nays, 33, ‘The third resolution was then voted on, namely: Heaclved, That it is tho deliberate sense of thie Tlowwe, thet the conditioa of the revel States tuuy juecfes the Poesident in maintaining the suspension of the writ of halgas corpus in those Siates, ‘This was agre by yous, 117; mays, 29, ‘The fourth and last resolution wae read as follows > Hieaclved, ‘That it ie the deliberate sense of this atthe coudidion of the rebel States full, justifies (he Fr ent jo maioiaining military poe- fOwiun @ud conto, therein, amd (hat Lue Py edeeut ie eutitied bo the (heukeof the nation jor employing the war power for the protec .on of (be Uniwa cist 2008 Bud the freedinen in these States, ‘This was alopted by yous 1o4, naye 4, NAYo--Mesare, Groder, lin ding of Kentacky, Me- Culivugh, Ritter, Kovert, suankiin and I'rimbie, Mr, Banks, from the Comuittee on Foreign Rela- tlons, reported @ joint resolut.on, suthoriging ang requiring the Secrotary of tho Navy to detall ope stesin vessel from the Paerfic sqnadron to make vey aud soundings both of wue Alerican n coast, where it te proposed to etvolieh ale a giaplic commun wats between the W baateru CObuuEl pd io tho traneportal of materials, and generally efford euch as uiay be Lost calcu i to recure (he success & pod enlerpriae, aod to Carry oul bbe purposds of the Act of Juy, 04 Mr, Wa-nourn, of LL, op) the rogclusign, of be was bot willing © pae the navy et the disposal ol a tore gu governinens oF private parties, Mr, euss eid (iis wae Oke Of Lhe grandest enter- Prises of tle age. The vessel proposed to be turnubed woud cary (he tag of (he country, Lt wee desiravie to conned he Lines as Bebriug'’s Directs, The author of the eave prue, Mr, Collims, was @ native of New York, bus « citizen of Caniornia, Lhe telegraphic connective will cowp.vted in 1907, By ite cerab= Hehmens the Secretary of the Navy wo be ableto Muwcale WALD OUF Veseole iu Bay Dart of the e voly Kussia bad sent out vewela, bat the Dich Goverument had eo vivem eve:yshing required, and (he American Goverument Leu grou mobhiag \ ut tae veasel, tir, Washburm, of Lil, eatd this was s bill io effect saaiug the peovle bo pay tuo eaperse w lich the coum pany iter aucurred, Mr. Hauke said the whole world was interested ia this telegraph, This Lue would place Ua i comiile Licatou with ix busdied milicus of peopie ia Kussia aud China—the ouly ualvual fivade we Lave, It dwarfed, in the fusure, the European pows @re hostile tous, Thereiore every mentor cougar to Vote ivi the Licasure Low Leiose bay dvuae, ‘The joint resolution was passed, Mr, James M. Humplrey, from the Comunittee Commerce, reported » bill, which wae passed, to pr vent the spread of furelga disease among the cate of the United states Mr, Dawes, from the Committee on Elections, re- ported @ résulution Geciaring that AME, V vorhing hot, bub that Ms, Waebvarne is entitied to the se that ie pow beid by the torner, ‘tbe tious resumed the considerstion of the Penusylveuis copwaed election case between Avexauder Caffroth sod Wiliam H, KReouts, ana the resolution of (be Inajority, giving the seat ty bir, Catfiooss ead wiowiay, Mr, Pte fy contest it, wus auoped Mr. Catirolu wee Wen sworn in Louse adjournud, Tho Legislature of New Mexico. Kansas City, Mo, Feb, 19. ~The Jouun as or Cole menoe bes published a letier frou Secretary Amoy, dated Sante Fe, Feb, Sd, which says the Legisiaiure of New Mexico bas just adjourned. A large bamber of laws were passed during the session; the roe Negro | repealed, and the Feva law amended eo a8 (0 Make servitude under it volubtery, A Gone venwon has been ordered Ww make Bie & Lapis tow, the election of ue Gta by be bes Whe fies Monday iv ay Comtivuden iq A . °. Com Been)