The Clerk accordingly read as follows: seWsshioenreoaf stjhoeint resoloutionswere passedat the last of Wisconsin declaring it to bethe duty of Hon. JAMEs R. DogLITTLE to resign the officeof U.S. Senator, in which resolutions his courseand votes upon measuresdevised by Congressto securepermanent peaceand protection tLoetghiselapteuoreple, his disobedienceof instructionsby the to votefor the passageof the civil rights and his desertion of the causeof human rights were fully recited as reasonsfor thus declaring it to be his duty to resign; and, whereas Senator DooLITTLE has disregarded. saidresolutions and the wishesof the peopleof Wisconsin therein exPressed, andyet adheresto hisseatin the Senatein violation of duty, and did in a speech in the Senate on the 28thof July last wrongfully attribute the passage of said resolutionsto a “tyrannical Republican caucus able to control a majority of the Legislature, ” and Legislature has repeated playsdseincglasraeiddinrepsuoblulitciosnpsedeicdhensotthtar the fully reflect the voice of the people; and whereas Senator Doolittle has renounced fidelity to his for mer professionsand principles, has deliberately put himself in active, antagonismto, those principles oftion of arenpduebqluicaal nrigghotvsewrnhmicehnsth, boyuuldnbiteintghehfiosupnodlait ical fortunes with thoseof the enemiesof the Repub: lic, hasgrossly.a constituency that elevated hhiigmhto the Senatorship, and by faithlessnessto the trust confidedto him has shown himself unworthy, of further confidenceand support; an iwnhgereasthe people of the state of Wisconsin, unit ered ththeeir voice emwnitvhertdhiacttionf dtihreeent actoionnd, ehmanvaetdioenliovf the rpeubrypaodsjeu, dpgoeldicy, and course of the Senator, and him guilty of a flagrant breach of political trust: Therefore Resolved, by the Assembly, (the Senate concurring.) ThhearetbyS, Senator JAMEs R. Doolittle be, and he is Resolved, instructedto resign his senatorial office. That the Governor be ol.to for gwraersdst, o the Presiding Officer of each House of Conand to each of our Sens&Reps in Congress, a copy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions. AUGUR CAMERON, Speaker of the assembly. WYMAN SPOONER, Approved January 26, President of the Senate. 1867. LUCIU's FAIRCHILD, Governor. The resolutions were ordered to be printed, and referred to the Committee on Freedmen's Affairs. RATE OF interEST IN THE DISTIti CT.