Litchfield enquirer

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Shsllahatgsr, on the relations between the

Central Government and the several States.

The House then adjourned.

in tbs Senate, Tuesday petitions for univer

sal suffrage, were presented and referred! Mr

Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign Re

lations, reported a bill to appoint a diplomatic

representative to the Dominican Republic. A

A resolution was adopted to inquire into the

expediency of paying loyal citizens of. rebel

lious States for quartermaster’s stores taken

by the army. The joint resolution for the

Amendment of the Constitution was taken up

Mr. Doolittle ottered a substitute basing rep

resentation upon the number of electors qual

ified by State laws to choose members of the

popular branoh of the legislatures, and appor

tioning direct taxes according to the value of

real and personal property. Mr. Sumner re

sumed his speech which was left unfinished

yesterday, and concluded it. At 31 o’clock

the Senate went into Executive Session, and

eoon after adjourned.

in tbe nonet, a resolution was auopteu to

inquire into the expediency ef admitting into

the Naval Academy candidates up to the age

of 31 yaws. The freedmen’s Bureau bill wai

taken np. The amendment offered by 'Mr

Smith to exempt Kentucky from the operation

of the net was rejeoted hy 84 to 141. The

substitute of Mr. Btoveua, retaining moat of

the origiginal hill but authorising the Presi

dent to set apart 8,000,000 acres of land to be

assigned in 40-aere parcels to freedmen and

loyal rsfugeta, and confirming to the freed

men permanently their possession of the lands

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Litchfield enquirer. (1866). Litchfield, Conn., 1866-02-15. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020071/1866-02-15/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Litchfield enquirer, 1866-02-15.