Debates in the Senate on the Thirteenth Amendment, 1864

February 17, 1864

ABOLITION OF BUAVL3UY.1 min read
1: Senate, February 17, 1864, ¶ 1 (Senate1864.Feb17.1)

Mr, TRUMBULL. I move to take up the joint icsohitmu (S. No. 16) with a view to make it the special order for a future day.

3: Senate, February 17, 1864, ¶ 3 (Senate1864.Feb17.3)

Mr. TRUMBULL. will state to the Senate that this is the joint resolution introduced at an early day of tin* session by the Senator from Missouri, [Mr. 11 KNiwusoN',] and to which the Committee on the Judiciary have proposed an amendment, to amend the Constitution of the United States so a« to prohibit slavery throughout the United States, and in all places within its Jurisdiction. I move that the resolution be made tin; special order for Monday next at one o clock

4: Senate, February 17, 1864, ¶ 4 (Senate1864.Feb17.4)

The motion was agreed to by a two thirds vote.

5: Senate, February 17, 1864, ¶ 5 (Senate1864.Feb17.5)

Mr. SUMNER Kit subsequently said: 1 ask the consent of the Senate to offer an amendment, which J propose to move on Monday next to the joint resolution to amend the Constitution which was made the order of the day for that day at one o clock and I desire to have it printed.

6: Senate, February 17, 1864, ¶ 6 (Senate1864.Feb17.6)

The VICE PRESIDENT. The amendment will be received and the ouh r to print will be made, if there be no objection.

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