Mr. PERHAM submitted the following res olution, on which he demanded the previous question: Whereas Captain John E. Bryant, recently of the county of Oxford, in the State of Mame wa.s, a.few weekssince, brutally assaulted, and his life greatly endangered, in the streets of Augusta. Gcoriria, by a citizen of that State, because as is reported. of the efforts the said Bryant had madefor the elevation of the colored peopleot‘thatStateand the part he bore in amovcment to decoratewith flowers the raves of the soldierswho fell in the defenseof the non-cause; and whereas it is reportedthat Captain C. C. tRhicehla2rtdhsipnns, toafntthe some count of OX foftlw, as on attacked at T iomasvillc, Georgia, by a man named Lighttoot, by whom he had been ordered to leave town, and shot through the neck and hand; and whereas both of‘these gentlemen served the country with distinguished a ility and bravery during the war, and are now entitled to the firotootion due to American citiac usin the State of eorgia which the assistedin saying to the country by their valor, an in which they areattempting to establish themselves in the practice of their profession and make their future homes: and whereas similar cases to those recited above are understood to beof frequentoccurrencein the Statesrecentlyin rebellion, thus rendering it extremelyhazardousfor northernmentoattemptto settlethere; and whereas the Richmond Exammena paper publishedin Rich mond.Virginia, and reociying the patronageof the Administration, being one of the papersdesignated to iiblish tha laws.COHBI'OSiSn, its issueof May 4, 866. Used the following languairo: "Tm: SHRIEK or Cowsiins. No better roof of the dastardly nature of thq 'loyalists’ could efouu than their evidenttrepidationwhenleft withoutproteotin ba ouots. We hear o cryof alarm at Staunton. heIJnion men areafraid of their ownshadows if n.Federal soldier is put at hand to reassure them. They have QtllliFCOBSOIDOOBlhfltO ily. pressthemhenv and the wi I not find peacean quiet until they confess on repeat. We assure the authorities at Washington that scecssiomstsare notsuch assesasto expose themselvesto further hardshipsby their own acts, and the shriek of cowardsat Staiinton is morea call for greaterop ression of the true Virginians thnn for a protection of the lion hearted Unionists. the fact is. that when the blue uniforms are withdrawn. the loyalists' have nobodyto keep them in counte nanoo, nobodyto associntewith, and they feel ve like they budget into the mag cw. Let them see congenial society olso whe o if cy do not like the contemptof the honestand respectable throughout the South. We are not likely to pay them any reqpectif theylivo amongus 1,000 years." And whereas the spirit of the foregoing extract alppearstopredominatein the States referred to and to citizens of thos States who continued loyal to the Governmentduringthe war, andpspeoiallythose who served in the Union Army, are insultingly proscribedand excluded from social and political privileges: Therefore., Resolved, That the POTUS he requestedto inform this House whether the perI vote “no” for the serial rights of citizens of the present sufficiently U.S.are at protected in said States, and whether any further e islution is necessary to clothe him with sufficient nut iorit to protectall the loyal citizens of the Statesrecentyin rebellion in the en of their constitutional rights.