The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-12


walt FOR the other committees 20 MAKO their rsnore
they hoped 60 complete their business 80 that III
were disposed thsse times 70 ave eyervthiS,
The government sss, trusting that before half xsa
RseSp % 90 rn
quire argument II the army shoptd re too large ate
the rebellion suppressed Il would be easy do avs,
with H. The blu proposed war standard
Mr.. vAtiAspoHAs. topp) Of Ohio. believed the a
the President in increasing abe army unoonsi,u honM
Lie regretted to bear Mr. Stevens Say that tns Com
out the recommendation OF The Executive Depart
ment. Inasmuch "a Appears that the war
House snd .he Senate take Gaze Of It, il order Via
may be conducted under conaftulioaa Restrictions
was known that NO had nc canfiaeuoe IN the rspnoea
party bat ne would rather trust the majority oeie th
the administration ltself
hr MAm (rep q Mo ssid thai The Military conIoi.
see nad under consideration hs very subject q aotn
rev. new reg,ments 10 the array Thsy had not yst hsi
time to frame any bill ne did NOT know what thsi
Importance sus he ID he COMMITTEES wa en,i,ie,
70 have sine to consider H. Es ga9 20 Injection 81
t9e ufs, Clause Of the bill now under alacussiou sm
Ply MAGE an sppropriss on 70 PAP o recruiting ths
posed aew tegims1sa the eeneo,s were not suttpr
'reS 90 'Ee section wcrd q e9aise be q 40 eirec,
Ar Ley e'oY (repl or III, would no. vc'e, so he bill
proposed 70 increase the slsao,pg army :, more shat
double what Il nov IS He would give SEQ COO
SOC 000Goo and hie oon5tcAnts vouiG give lee
cenG sad sh5 their last droan boo, fOg the Suppression
OF Tho rebeloa bu. they q aos desire 10 Sa
regular ARMY,
BIZ I4tl6ar, (Union) of Gy Wished 80 kro~ hnw
increase Of tho regular army happened be presented
70 the House before the Military Committee had msa,
their report.
nr acoi yasAap, (opp OF nj briefly odvoc4tea tn
increase OF he army aa5ing had been too sma Tor tn
empire.
NT BJ.sEr replied that iosssad ~ THE being great
empire as (xr Buruett) had thought i. coafeco
Tacy Of states resting !or is support 90 the people eoE
sesed IN their hearts and affections aud thai 1t dd 90
require asAadns army to keep The people II order-0o'
evea TO the extent Of fifteen thooeani mon
lie nighi not 10 sen informed Tbs gen
teman from Il!inc.s (Nr Booievoaudl, but he th
that he fathers OF this republic always jea
lous OF standing array and hat g the past s5mnis,s
nors aai always been opposd 30 !ta wna,e.e'
their Individual views nay be- 81 ely the isdom OF sha
House VIII sgree with me een(jemsn lror, Iui,os M
Loyejoy) thar IL order to put do~n rebellion It was
necessary 70 nerease ths seeusr a'o7 but oni go ON
Mr.. NCCisasAap WIN you vote FOR :he volunteer focsi
NJ. buHSsrT-E0t By auy meeas beoausc 7 d. Dol
beege that hold the nment together 81 ,hf
noini OF ne swoEd or cannons mouth be.ie win
Mr. noug,ss, whcae euogy the gentIon ~ FROM cos
tMr hcgernand} bat recently qroocnnced, tbs, such
hostile appliances would prove the death kuei Of this
rep.e2eRi aiiye government" Taese my ntnenss
You may vote yoar Eve hundred thousand men and youi
five hundred millions OF t0ara and country map
raTsseo and cssoiased with civil war but oy the ars
Monday Ia December next ycu will DO 40 nearer the
end OF he war .Aan cow and vour inoney will be gone
and your men IN the dcld have been pub ished az
secessonst far and vide, yea my Last speech Unen
aieCme1. and sgsasl The doctrine Of accession at
for rs support "01 .hs affections and consen, OF the
governed, aat that the wsrl!ke ents gors
tons. For this reason eater ny solemn protest Aeans
this war
Mr.. MdClzRxsp replied The gentleman from KIN
lucky aad that he would not vote ut a. TO put down re-
belop by the ompo7 OF either the regular vol
uaieer force. When that gestena0 resumed hs seAt
here lie .ocg upon hin solemn obligation 10 the sight Of
the country aad God that so1 supper. she cons'tu
ion OF the United sates ard could he 90 by folding
his aTas w0ile tee batteries OF rebellion sse leveiieo
perhaps Mt The capa Ia shis the say he deGha go
hrs 0bigstiorse leave every impartial mon to decide
II further response Mr. Nc 1,ernard said hat tb;s
noi wsr OF conquest, bIs il was TO put do~a teteion,
20 vindca.e The constitution add TO poec. be UDon
nen Ia the aeoeded States Jest IA proportioc as sha
1t. There WAS not tine shea we had not q stsndns
ay and he would remind the utleran that Kentucky
had, By vote Of tom fifty 20 sixty thousand declared
Ar. B,Rszrr reminded the gentleman from raos
lar acter1and) that he (SIr Burnets) had said 10
large starting army
Mr. MrCIaaSAsp, rsauraisg showed the necessity ard
importance OF adequate standing army 20 lake care o.
our forts and asenss suppfeis indian disturbances AND
The country sgD1s the ehocs Of F3bauou and re-
y0luton
Ar. BUassrr repled--rhe geatlamsn from U,nos
(Nr hcCloraard1 has adveriei to the fact that
| took .al oath 20 support the constitution OF the
United States did take such al oain" took 1t with
zion T. stsad by shat Instrument any other member
OF this House. DO not ecogDse that he member from
Illinois (NoCerDand) has become censor with regard
10 my dutiee represent the people OF KENTUCKY who
here aud TO than alone sm cesponsioie. Oas
word more Every must Judge for bimsei' ne n
what are his duties. I believe bcs. esrvDg the
Of rny country and the cause Of constitutional
representative government IA we as the prosperity and
hapraes Of hs people by advocating peaceful solution
tbe present trouble Instead OF aIrocasrga bloody war
b.. scCLyRSANr-You propose 4 peaceful solution I
want 20 ksos tho basis OF 10 ycu want Ii 10 recos
mise the Southern con'ederacyf
The CHAIRMAN reminded the gentleman from Illinois
that such remarks no, pertinent. to the subject
Mr. acCLEssasp-I tops I shal have an explcis
answer.
Mr. BuRssIr--I nus. be myself the Judge of the
ner Of reply repeat that am bes. aubsorvng the
interests Of the COUNT By Advocating peaceful SETTLE
OF the ques,on-hence oppose che section OF The
bin which looks to TIE enlargement Of sle srmy. The
gentlemen from Illinois shall heer from NE q. farther
time how would settle the qasssioa and rhec shall
have full opportunity tor that purpose.
Mr. HICKMAN, (rep,) Of Pa AN ir favor OF the
largest expenditure necessary becauee on in favor OF
the employ of che largest amount Of troops necesaa
The geutleppn from Kentucky thai eve hundred shod
sand vii. not he sufficient TO suodue ths rebellion IN
the Southern ds!oya s'aes-if tha Number Of men be
cot sufficient then for employing twenty i've hun
tnousand men, and the eighteen States OF tbs North
are favor OK doing the same thing We intend that
heGoDstution and the Union shall be maintained AID
we inend that treason coming from what State il may,
from whstever number OF Safes II may spring shaL
not be enabled to destroy either or the other.
rust in God that the gentleman from Keaucsy not
speak the sentiment o. h,s State; but whetbs no
Goes not permit me TO say 10 lin very frary sas
it matters no those who sDgsged in this work :.
preservation whether be does not matters not u
them what The action Of that State may be- ths Go7e'
evsn,ay perform ali i.s legitimate duties We I've
met here entirely cognissnt OF the fact mat certain gen.
temen come 10 shiS nGi Tor tue purpose OF
parry ling the OF legitimate rower But, sir we,hve
met for the purpose Of henipg that power
We haze met here for far d31erens prrppsefor 800
purpose OF teaching those thai they cannot "a
this government. with success, or evea Tth ssScSy
(sensatiou.)
sr BrRsE1r rose to questior OK order. Nc member
bad right call into question the motives Of any osher
member on that floor
Tho CuAiRMAr-I sustain the point OK order.
Mr. BrcxMAs-Thon will not call into question the
motives OF the gentleman, iDasmuCh as he eesfns to
epprebend that my remarks directed especially 10
him Suppressed laughter But repost, cir, overy
thiug that | nave exid declare M conviction here
now IS did than two years bsore, that this GO
yernen will be sustained anS that IL Is not Ia the power
Of AIMED rebellion, either in state mary states
to destroy the government upder which live, and
which secures protection 70 that eauenaD as well az II
IL 70 mo Co. therefore, for the larger propor
ton Of men and money.
Er LoyRoy crop OF H., obtained the Door, but sur
rendered II 70 Mr. Burnett, who roEc 90 reply.
Great interest awaken Il in tic hall OF the position
taken by two gentlemen and the heat either threw
ato Oh cir ausons 70 each other.
NJ. BURNETT sad--The gentleman has dealt in gems
raj sort Of attack upon for VIA; sad with refVe
20 the ROVER and pnrp,ees OF the government ia regard
TO tho unfortunate divisions OF our country Nov,
let me say 10 him. and 80 the HOUSE, that the
state which I have the L0ngr 60 repreaent In
part upon this ioor-snd point with pride 20 her
mast history the loyalty She has unaffected
10 the C-lon and the corstitu.cnet say FOR
ALL o representative OF that state that however much
my aoiydra opinion might differ with the opinion and
sentiment of Kentucky am native Of that State aad