New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

| II bad hrrn given put { at Noti err Ten should be
maze T. feel roothern steel, and SIM Southern pow
der. IL nd b'en declared bv tbufe who oIl -lru I'd
tits treason, that beioe the dawnHV Of another
ni'ersafy 81 or Independence, te tiig of tr'asun
| wOuiI Boat IN tai up oyrr the CBlrOL Arued
tra.On nb5 Understood 10 be On IT. way to seize the
Capitol. Suprose the prevention OF tb purpose conld
be accomplished IL oler way than By the exercise,
by The PIesiaeIi, OF O. hi2b prrrogive OF ssp no
! ng the wit ,t haheas corpus WoulI Senators sti
.enounce The Pre5id NJ, uId cuni III that il Ills
dnty 10 ki s1 iely y ANA witner the reuGirg Of the
Consti atl 20 iaIten-wiiues the CHI oil OF the
tI"i enrel"p' III laues, anh ORD, Of Sandas deo
L.ing T. o i,y 6eraIse u ere Ia No written authority
| / ubderstm d that u g Senator from Kentncky aI-
proves the refusal Of the Governor 10 respond TO tie
! call of The PIcridtnt.
! Mr.. POWELL dem, Ky.l--The Capitol was not
in Oanger them Nlrgir ia was in the UriOn. BE-
ieSe that proclamation caused tie e. cetsJ of four
| SIhtee.
Mr.. BROWNING said the Capt.. was in danger
then, ii ever, AMI coItrndt that 10 yal State cDul
refuse 90 RESPOND to the Pre- idtnr's call Tie way To
secure eace was for the Reb-lr 10 lay down Ib ir
irms Ard the States 10 return TO their nllrgiane lien
pra,e woull sp rad her ii iobs over q G Eu o. We
bsvc hot the lOwer To teIniuaIe tins war instantly
tI,plgh we intend 10 terminate il sDredily IL was
Tor bavii the rebel lon pm down. nn for subju All H.
rap speak OILY for myself, but b. lieye that utter
tae sch i,neuls which WI burst from every hear IL
! the Northern States II y Is COnsde'ary, thst
the distinct issue bet0teD tie G0ye,bn eDt IN the
hand and tie ins iluiy II SIaviry on tbe otiei
if they Ior,e upon The issu1 that The Government
mu,t be OyeTtIowu and all the boz es Tor civil lLery
aud oil the Opes Of Ill the oppressed under all des-
roislns on aib, sh,ll 40 dogDinIo long dark dreay
igLt Of boz eics and droI iir, r he her We shall
re,sn the ins ituti Of Slavery, say tat my Voice
and my sVt. shall be given Tor n1teIrg Tue hst ,er ee
of the bafbarism FIRM he face OF n % c,nueL. liut
tnat ne, essit, may lie forced upon IA, but ~
lrt us m, CT IL ke me-, tralsacing iSh, holy anJ
Gicret duties, toni laid upon u.s. ns con-
seryatos Cnly Ut Government, bat ~ eon.
.as L. NlTh Ifn
| iustice Al freedom for The whole human family
Ana it, when that isue is for I'd upon we foil to
neel il, The peol 10 Of The North-West would deem ns
Ie,rrant TO dLiy aud tLey would desctL0 IKE hli
lIncLe and Laul fl ON the res we ubwoitllly hl
DO wait this esrity, but 1t is better ior tie
leOpe 10 ubde.tHrd that III The is.uc is forced upon
~, w, intend meet il msbfuy ana for hll tiu,eo
stHud by ibe GOSernJ eut n d ~ to 90 Down, u
only this t5sVeTbu,tnt but the great LTotberh od
Of mankind ir 10 witness that uuhehrd Di nnstakIle
/ cHlaniiy, tie OverthfoS Of roLstintolal GoverI-
ntnt here, then lst uB 10 Gown 10 manly ehOft 10
Guttain and uphold II, and bweeppsny the CAUSE Which
| bar brought upon us tLis terrible "a iLniify.
| Mr.. PUMkROY said he bad the deepest sympathy
for the Senator fiom NLia, but be coOtei d,d that
slavery WAS cause Oi all The trout le in tho county
siuce ls%O IL was day vi s4rI6,s, and ii slavery
Is On, Lisl, The Suulh mutL make aincihcU Of IT, Toe
North sa-Iifiug everything, aud bendiug under
| lie load OF .uthcfn p' diaiiyn t.day.
Mr.. CikIlbE cOutcnned hat slavery did rot. cf
peeersi'y produce the rel elipn and was not justice
level artil cry hgainIt ytts of properly ard
pcople Il o. rec Too. They had 10 ii hl To- Come to
is ) ate and coy We rhU.lI not have tue night OF
tuiu proi er W. icb wac Te;ugUneo BY Law.
Mr. BhOWNlNG sBid lie Lever meant such q thing,
| mle-s Il Q issue wTs forced hem by tn,ors.
Mr.. LANE asked, II In tie march the army, here
should be on iusuucctlJu OF the rkNss, WletLer o
Norld have tie afuy i.eOue tie of iniilOs,
and r. uru slaves 10 lrdi,Or jus masters.
Mr. CAkLlLE ie, led, quoting lEum Gen. Bp'Iers
ptO,a.ihtiOI, that IN the language oi hO loves
lie cunrtn, wHnicd the arGy 20 be army Of de-
~ t.f tl.i.
recIuhul wal l. viii LgNer tpd ia the couSI,ri IL It
was hot sectional We hsu endured 70 Ing aud
wo led 20 hard in. II iI War 10 pTrs.rye tie
Union and nngLhg oe, tEen LEI 1t b. known YnG tbe
oaI4tI I tLe AunUtLc, ment the souncr REBELLION would
be cruel eI out, ad hide lie head lOlCver
The COMMITTEE Of Conference on the i'll ~ author
ze the emIyucut oi volunteers made report ~ iced
TO- and the bill Vassed.
Sir. l. JWkIL spoke, contending that il Nns evil
IDENTITY tie Object TO Hb,lrh III very. lie hoped the
senator r ON OHIO woulI sse 1t.
Mr.. SHERMAN sid he was not used 10 such style
of arguueuI. NoUOdy wanted 10 abOlirh hsVeTy I'M
Ices tYe i-ue were forced thsm, but than
one Ia. ug the country be torn away by trtUrs Le
would Laye tho s,yer Iii era d, Yet he Giscl,iued any
intention OF the kind unless the Issue was forced
them.
MIR POWELL aaid the Senator from Kansas said
Slavery would not survive the march Of tho Union
army.
M. LANE said he hsd ssid 80. He believed the
slaves would narrh wien the army did, and he Was
Mr. lOWELL TrjOiued cUnteuGing that Slavery
WAS not "A curre aud there iuieut ~ destroy
pyuIerty IL was war and robbery.
Mr.. SHERMAN offered n substitute that the Pur-
poss. Of the military establishment Ia preserve
lie Union, defend property, aud maintain the CoIs-
tu,ion and authority Of the Union.
Mr. EEsSENDEN sSii be snppcsedthat the amend
mont offered was siml y TO cull out Senators. That
game, he sid, was L.ycd last Winter. lie thought
tie country YaBt. 10 ubdersIand What IL meant. lie
appealed 10 Senators iet things pass IN silence
AID not he mirIudg,d except by tno-e VINO with to
misjudgu Us.
Mr.. LATHAM Dem, Call moved 10 adjourn, which
was lo-t-lsas 10; Nays, Il.
Mr. POLK ,limcd that ID. President did not issue
h- prcauaiion for the defense Of the capital IL was
u nlse pfcIeusc; AID he said il, the oi the
tnubos 10 kanss5, Missouri was mole sinned against
tan siuuirg.
Mr.. SALISBURY spoke IN favor Of Mr.. Powelrs
apo ondmcBt, urpiug sgauBt war and subjugsli'n and
urging Ih. adoption Of he CiiLenden Comprvrnis-.
Mr. Lanes amendment was lost-le.s ii, Nays 81.
Mr. BRIGHT Dem, ind.l ssiu that Were eyi
IDENTIFY three parties IN the Svnao, lie wanted 10 vote
On the amendment II The NorhWes believed it
was war for the abolition Of Slavery theie wodld
soon DO less monry nnd men from there.
Mr.. CHANDLER tlep., Mich said tbore was only
two pariI.s--Union aud Traitors.
The question on Mr, Sherman amendment was
sgfc,d iv-Yeas 80 Nays, 4. Messn. Brc, knrdge,
John.or yf Missouh, Polk and Powell No i.g in ne
Mr. BRECKINRIDGE Dem, Ky moved to add
10 Mr. Sherman amendment; That The Army and
Navy aru not to DO employed TO snbugaio any state,
or reduce Territory OF rrUyince, for tie abOiiUn
oTsl.yery. W ich WIS losl-Yeas Q; Nays 80 Mes-is.
Brc, kinidse, Bright, JOnnson Of ho., Kennedy, La
lhaIn Nesmth, Pylk, Powell, and Salisbury oastlng
their votes Ia tie eg,tINo.
Tie amendment Dr. amended was then disagrecd to-
and tho bill pes,ed.
Mr.. SUMNER Rep, Mass.) introduced bill 20
Duui.h cDigUlFacy and hludnd CIiptB.