Mr. ASHLEY, of Ohio, introduced the following concurrent resolutions: Ruolqed by the HoRep (the Senate concurring.) That the Constitution of the U.S. conferson Congressample power for the protection of the emancipated slavesand freedmen in the Statesrecently in rebellion. Resolved.That in behalf of the loyal American people. the Congressof the U.S. pledircfull and complete protection to all loyal incn. irrespective of race or color. residing in the States recently in rebellion and especially to the soldiers and sailors who served in the Union Arm and Navy and to this end the Congresswill deman such guarantccs as to them shall secin sufficiont. before recognizing any of the new State governments which now are or which here after may O oigimized. oither under the order and direction of the resident orby on independent movement of the loyal 00 do in any such State. Resolved. That the nion party of the nation. Representedin Congress earnestly desire that all States recently in rebellion shall at the earliest moment consistentwith the safetyof the national Union. be mattered to all the privdees. rights, and dignitios of the States of the American Union which have not beenin rebellion and that so soon as constitutional state governincntii are orgiinizpd therein.which shell sloeycaulre.by constitutional provisons. the rights of all men. Without regarito race or color and when the peopleof such States shall have elected men of undoiibti d loyalty as Sens&Reps the Congress of the U.S. will recognize such gpvernment as the constitutional government of such a c. grIeisesmlved.That in addition to the foregoing.Con will also demand. as a.condition to the complete restoration of any reorganized State.the entire exemption of every citizen from liability to taxation for payment of the rebel debt or reimbursement either of expenditure incurred by State or local authoritics. in aid of the rebellion or for loss incurred by the emancipation of slaves. Before the conclusion of the reading of the above the morning liour expired.