New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14


draw themselves from the further VIBRATIONS Of thai
: e bedy.
While they regret the necessity for ths action they
spuyobate IT, and will TO bosom 70 share her
ssftunes through all their pheses. go,
- Mr.. JONES Dem, 3d. moved that the names Of
y. the Representatives Of South Carolina sno "ssi1Pp,
be stricken from The roll of the House, ana NOT called
by the Clerk hereafter.
= Mr.. PETIT rep, Mel demanded the Yeas and
- i,r'' RIJRNETT Dem, XVI assumed that these
n gentlemen have withdrawn from the Home, and that
K. cannot be assumed that they now members Of the
~st Mr. sPINNER-DO you consider that they have re-
N. sieued their seats
~, Nr. BURNETT-I do; and not only this, but that
shey are out of the Onion by the action OF their
respective States.
nt Mr.. BINGHAM rep, Ohic)-The remarks of the
gentleman are ont OF order.
The SPEAKER ruled that the motion beng objected
10, could not be considered.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on
80 she Navy Appropriation bill, Mr. CoLfAA IN the
!. Mr. BURNETT wished TO know whether it wonld
h. In order TO make a speech showing that these appro
prialions should not be made. He believed from the
yreseDt movements of the Army and Navy, that they
rs be used against portion of the States recently
81 Mr. SHERMAN Rep, Of Ohio sid such remarks
>, were not german 10 the bib.
~ The CHAIR decided against general debate, and
-. was sustained by the House.
Mr.. PRYOR Dem, OF VAL moved to strike out the
appropriation Of q, 45S 500 for .he pay OF the officers
and men Of the Navy sr said MI; Pryor 80 long as
enterprise OF protecting the nereste OF the country,
snLrging the bounds OF discovery, aud sustaining the
honor OF flag against foreign ataeks snSald nave
a. Il 10 - be employed for the bumitating purpose
Of subjugating southern States, and Imposing
she yoke of military despolsm upon the
people who are guilty OF no crime beyond that OF
presenting gallant defense against oppression wonia
- fink n in the deepest abyss OF the ocean before
m weuld grant it one frthing. AS the oul~Mk OF Da,
sional defense inyokes nations regard the dread
instrument of death and desoation in fratidal strife,
,a deserves nations execraiion. Sir, 20 my mind the
most distressing portent Of these most unhappy timeis
he obvious and absolute prevalence Of military temper
IN the councils Of the nation. What do We see An
irbeIe Executive under the complete asceDdeney OF AN
ambitious and enterpising soldier; and the country, IN
te mOst critical period of her history ruled by the
Mayor OF the Palaces the experience and good sense OF
The Administration longer appealed TO 10 tae solution
Of De political difficulties but the sword cast INTO the
balance of sectional conflict Instead OF measures OF
cancellation to a malcontent people, the Government
dispatches men and munitions of war TO control and
snbect them TO abjeet obedience 10 an obnoxious
government Though foreign foot treads the so Of
America with hostile purpose, troops are dlsnoutei
and concentrated "a If 10 repel imminent invasion.
Mr.. SHERMAN hoped the gentleman would eonfne
his rerearks 70 the merits OF the bill before the House
Mr.. PRY0R-H the gentleman would not betray 80
much impotence, be (Mr. Pryor would conclude at
once. lie would confne himself ngidly 70 the discus
SION OF the before the Holse. was going TO
say that although foreign foot treads the soil Of
America with hostile purpose, yet troops are dstlo
1sd and concentrated as 70 resss an imminent for,
intention of subjugaiing and overawing sovereign
States, Even la this District, Of mercenalies
are sccumalaiing ipalgurate Presidents election
fs blood The republican principle of antique liberty
forbade the presence Of Commissioner General within
she walls Of Rome, but was for this country alone
with all It's maxims Of republican liberty 10 Danish
these principles from tho councils Of most deteabe
al wicked administration. Ironicl Lighter from me
Eni,ts of debate before 1 conclude must, on this
sccason avail ysef Of the opportunity TO give warn
ing the people of Virginia that the GoverDment i
neskng every waIhke preparation 70 sabeet them 10
,he tyranny federal oppression by means OF eempul-
sicn and force would implore then, BY every con-
sheraton Of safety and honor to prepare Tor the CON
discharge my duties here by opposing every approPra-
sicn army and navy 10 be employed In this most
is Mr.. CLEMENS Dem, Va said that Il would be
unusr to himself aud the people Of Virginia 10 permit
ahs inhammatOry remarks Of bis colleague TO pass
u wihout reply, standing be did on terms Of equality
with him. He appealed to him TO know. ,
~ Mr.. GARNETT Dem, Va. hastily rising, called
the Chair to enforce the rules Of order on the men,
Mr.. MCKNIGHT REP, Pa. )-Let's have fair play.
BAR GAkNEff-We will not receive aid from any
black Republican in this House. Much sensation.
Mr.. PRYOR-lf the House viii accord the courtesy
tony colleague speak, and allow me 70 reply 10 him,
will be content
Mr.. GARNETT-1 viii agree 70 withdraw my OBJ
=. jectjon on that condition.
A yOICEe-I,et that be the understanding.
~ Mr.. SHERMAN would not consent that any such
- arrangen ens should be made.
Mr.. PRYOR appealed TO Mr.. Garnet 10 withdraw
his objection.
Mr. HINDMAN Dem Ark insisted on the objec-
ton. u Mr. Pryor should be permitted TO respond
however, he MIR. Hindman) would not insist on his
point Of order.
Mr.. HILL tDem Gs.) objected TO any such under
standing He was actuated by nothing but hnd feel
ing His purpOse was interpose against infamnatory
Debate. There on the other SIDE wiling 10
accept the gage He could stand up for conservative
feelings and against extremes everywhere. lSbght
appliance
= Tie question was then taken on Mr.. Pryors amend
leI,t and it was rejected
z Mr.. BRANCH Dem., N. c. suggested that the
Honse adjourn. There Is no quorum here. Members
are attracted 10 the Senate.
nr. GARNETT said tina, be had between 2,0V0 and
1900 amendments 70 offer. Laughter
The House was herr called 70 order 10 procure
a1orum. x.~. :,
3 Mr. GARRETT and Mr.. HINDMAN Intellectually
sought TO amend the biz
Mr. GARNETT said, before the motion was put he
would state frankly what his object in opposing
the bill. lie would confne himself briefly within the
limits Of legitimate debate.
Mr.. SHERMAN-To five minutes debate
Mr.. GARNETT--I will conclude within that time
have believed Sir thai IL s of the Oldest priy-
lges Of any parliamentary body, especially popular
as well az OF this 70 cut of supplies when the Govern
yDeEt became obnoxious TO the people they represent
cd. Up TO this have allowed all the Apcppris-
tion bDs 10 pas without debate, and without discuss
ing the questions which have important influence
on the future Of the country The Chairman himself
know that 10 bic experience had the appro-