Mr. DOOLITTLE. I will not interrupt the Senator if he does not desire an interruption; but on that point I desire to state to him that the convention of Wisconsin last fall unani moufideclared in favor of the doctrines to which have adverted on this occasion. NYE. Sir, the world has moved mightily since last fall, though the gentleman may stand We have been moving, and so has his State. ButI was not saying anything about Congress imusing negro suffrage on the States. I was simpy saying that the logic of events. which is stronger and more powerful than the lows of Congress, is sweeping on to that goal by its own rosistless power. If they had not found a legislative enactment in Wisconsin that allowed black men to vote, I should think, the tleman being a fair exponent of that State, int they would have n prosuffrage in Kon tucky before they had it in Wisconsin. But, sir to return to Colorado, she lies right in the pat may, and is the 1st stop inplace from the Missouririver westward to the ncific. Her plains are extensive, beyond the conception of the dwellers in northern cities; her mountains are so high that they literally reach the clouds. In her productive valleys and on her mountain sides is heard the reverberation of the pick, the shovel, the mill, and labor in all its phases as it pertains to mining. The surplus on ital of NewYork and the eastern States fin s a field for its use, and its operations are expanding and increasing beyond all precedent. The distinguished Senfrom Massachusetts talks about her productiveness being only 2 and a half millions last year. Sir, before we got counting money by 1,000s of millions, it would have made ostons ears stand erect to hear of a discovery in the West that was produciizlg 2 and a half millions of old in a year, an everybody that was out of their libra: and out of business would have gone to coloradopto see the rich mountains out of which it was dug; many of Bostons citizens are there now; and they behold with wonder the rich products that they u on. The dazzling brilliancy bewilders tfizzlflin of those who are unaccustomed to such scenes and they fail to comprehend its vastness; and hence we cannot be surprised, however much we may regret, that financial statements are presented that create such mise onceptions in others. Why, sir, the young State from which I come produces $20,000,000 of silver a year. colorado spared 4000 of her sons to serve the country in the tented field, and the Senator berates her for her diminished productiveness. The sound of the hammer was not heard upon the anvil, the plow stood still in the fur row, men left their civil nvocations, the quit diggin for the rich treasures of gold to the to the tied where richer treasures were to be preserved thnn gold could purchase; and my friendfrom Massachusetts really discovers that colorado is dwindling! No, Mr. President, colorado never showed as many evidences why she should be admitted as a State as is presented by the very fact that regiment after regiment was sent from her territory to guard and protect the travel across the plains from the savage and to contend upon the field of strife with the rebels themselves. Sir, I am loath.to turn my back upon any poulation that has shown such demotion to the Federal Government use Colorado has done. I assert that she comes here today clothed in the attractive habiliments of loyalty, the roudest vestment With which man was ever c othed; out of her misfortunes and from the smoke and din of a arms she comes here and presents herself with the spotless robes of undying loyalty. See it exemplified: here come 2 men clothedwith the garments that you so much udinire. Why do you not let them in? The answer is that my distinguished friend has heard it whispered I never listen to whispers that ivewant 2 more votes. Sir, I want 20 and 2 more, but I want them loyal, and I care not how many votes we have if they are of the right kind; and I do not intend that we shall have another here, by my vote; do you?