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

IN An ltnIOn mat has u Ell chrrs oi 'nc
country since my ea,crt re, Oesiion. 1hrfc balls
have bean accuT I'd Win IL. Toe people Of tie Sta'e5
where j. exists have been accurted with il, ad u
PEOPLE OF the Free Saies have been accufscd with IT,
! Iespec, the gem emen who Tepiesent tie Slave
states On this floor, bur ray that the irsti ui'p Of
slavery requires Of is divorces that kind OF devotion
that makes eDjs OF en-. There is DO crime that the
devote-s Of Slavery will nor commit IN m NJ h'sing or
extending it. lu Rnnras j; was the um,.enent OF the
Slave Olgarchy Of MssoIri-nO, L VIII say The hli-
bu.iers for 1 iespe,t ibr Union men Of hiesonll-
but It was the atnusemert of the thhusters Of MS
souri, Lonisi ma, and Arkansas, TO stuff the baio.'
box,s ot KaDsss in tire attempt 10 force thsr
acours d Institution upon it. Il was their daily
pT,ti,e TO murder elIlcss prisoIcrs, ana 10
teT from their reeking heads the sctips oi
their yet living vistms. IL was tb'ir common prae
tice 10 take Free Stac men and be them 10 Trees ana
demand Of them TO IecuDt their pindl les; TO cut OH
finger afer finger ill be hands w-re hnge'le's ana
then riddle them TO dea'h with bullets. Yet whose
voice heard q is side of this Cbamer, or lhht
ride in the Lower House 20 plinI The C3nrll'u-
ion may be Talnpled under foot 10 advance SlyeTy,
and force IL npoD gallant people, bnt when tio H. es
cent Of tie United States eXercises extraordinary ~
thurity, but in my oliihn wit Ia the Constuin, lie
i. arrai1Ied here by distinguished eetcmcn as having
outraged tlat nstrJmcnt and tram d IT. nnder 1901
wac drd the ,tbsr day, wi en tie diSibA iis ed
Senator from Kentucky wa. arr;igr ing tins Adnli'-
ration that le somewhat III tie ituaton oil the
boy in the orcl ard who conl luD hi;eily be- ael
could not obtain tne ap le tiut was beyond hs reach
L. did seem 10 me tha; the eritid N on this Adnpia
ratiOn should With mncb disg ity, have come
from any other Senator than from hin who delivered
bp o-t eloquent speech the day before yesie day
v i'll vote ag lust the amendment Of the Senator from
Kentucky, and will vote for the amendment bavc
prorOsed with the distinct unders andAg aid ayOwal
10 IN country that 81 ,very is perth rather than ole
inch Of this Union IN TO be partea with.
Mr.. CARLILE VA MIR. President, regret that
the amcnn urLt has ell introduced, and ,hat The re-
marks have been made upon iC NLich baye is'en"d
To- think II ~ doing in justice u the causes " LII
have produced this rebellion charge II 20 the iusI
iniou OF Slavery. Sir, the man WHO conducted o1r
ar1sy through TIE long War # tie Revolution, and
wo Won Tor Ne this plitele,s Inheritance, himself
STAKEHOLDER Ii is therefore, no fault oi Tie usilu.
tioD itself. In ny opi ION, II Slavery bad not
exi,ted in any portOI~O this country tins same tron-
lie won have existed. tho etuIe regret this Dis
CUSTOM and the evident warmth exhibited TO create
what ] believe 10 be "A fl rnprefsion upon
the minds of Union men residing IN btates
where this institution oi slavery eh-,,, !
Virginia the wuunest aud sourd 81 Union men are
among thee very sayetoldefs, and vcntoIed 10 ~.
cert, in tie njJ,t o slavehOdtg tody on The nh OF
March last that mo, ciect de BY which the OBJ
ect of the most vi l,nr AbolifIonslr could be
isbed war a o mode ugUn VIII IA Nir. iia was about
10 enter had no ietrs Of the destrueiion of slavery
by the efforts of those residing beyond The Ilns :"
States where il eNhts but u would Les doLe IN tie
CON, shment of their unhoy purposes 10 Oyerrue the
Constitution ard ,lrVy the rights OF The peoI lc OF
these Sat.s. think tat iouhiibs OF the brave col
unn with the brave Mcclellan, wOtl1 soon ciop of u
il Were told 10 them that This i longer war Tor
the maintenance OF tie Government as it IT, and ~ the
form in which IL came 20 no from Our atberr.
all vote agbiust the amendment OF my ficad from
Kentucky. This is lot n war II 'ubJnguiion. Here
Is 10 power in the country TO cam SuCh
der the Constitution, AID physical IOSrr to carry
it on. l. If a war Tor tho existence oil the CUhb!Itu
ton and the Union under IT, IL ], war in W in the
Lelrs Of loyal people are erlrd In my state ~ are
the lesrIs Of tbs ieoplc whom lhe Senator Ion Con.
All ia
hlu 20 iay hat lc hin fcl would hive ts war prose-
cu,drO the of tie institution o 81 very,
but merely uudersl Dim To roy that II was an In
ference which he drew, aud j might ioel ~ 10 be
legitimate iuiern ihht thu-e who lDaug mated this
rebellion and seem dtteruleJ 10 push 1t through To
eXfeuI,s u ght tls and ihst 10y their hrt blOne,
they i4ht accomplish destruction wli'u tho A,O-
hriunt never could 1Lis l. contest Ia VIII, are
bound up ali the LOpes OF TO CIV ilh,d world. shall
vote against tlis b.o,use b,hcyc there can be lao
prosecution Of such war.
Mr.. BROWNING (Rrp, Ill l-IcanDoi say / regret
that ths Amendment has Ictn proposal, ttonth thHl
certainly aghinst IL. i dliUr Wi1h the Senator
from Nugi Ia ia supporting that the iEf!ItulIsn Of
Slavery has nothing TO do with involving TIE
country In the calamity wb n now presses upon n.
Had II bot been for q /, institution oi Slavery,
clrnCt persuade myref 10 be- hevc there ever would
have been found GslOyal heart TO the American
ConrtituliOn upon the American Continent. believe
the whole trouble has grO on, Of the institution of
Slavery, its presence among a. ind la the oIiiiOns IL
ensobder among its fiieuGs. The war. IL E toe, 10
not a war ior tLo determination oi Slavery With the
institution Of Slaucry Were 10 exists tho GcHenl
Go erHent has nothing 10 do, nor bas the General
Government ever Assumed tho power IN any way ur
sLspe 10 control THE institution. Tins couhit
nas grown VuI Of struggle 10 expand II
into countries where IL hsu 40 right TO gO
snd where fathers never intended is should 10.
Iii tory gives DO iusiancc, IN my Judgment OF such
lOug-stferng forboarce there has been exhibited
by tho lCOpr OF the Free States la the endurance Of
tJifF ~ ON aort nj he
hands OF thai institution, ana those Who maintain II.
They have suffered tls from their strong and en0unpg
devotion the General Government, aud 10 toe int,i
tn ions which the fathers achieved Tor us, ana ins-
niitted TO us. l think ] would not be mistaken in
asserting that for every slave that has ever been
-~dnccd from tie crv Of hi. owner by tie uerf.r.
ence Of citizens Of tho FREE States with tbe institution
where IL exists than free Willie men rum Tire
Free States have been outraged and every privilege
freeI-n trOdden upon, every right Of y, sUn vih-
ted, by lawlers mole in tho slave Staics. bat we
have borne H. uncomTlaningl,, ;, without nuruur,
because we were willing to ko sacnces for the gp.
nous institutions wuicn Tor the bers sng Of
us all. We have not Invited THE war H. the
loyal States Of this UIloD, aud are in no way
re pOutible for the calani'y that is now upon The
country and we gave no occa-iou Ior il.
The world has seen, and there 10 the his
tory II man, an Instance Ui 20 bulcndous conspiracy
or ~ attOciOus q treason, CauSelefs rebellion
us that " len now exists IN this country. Ana fUr
what punosel What wrong have we ever done 20
tie istitdIion Of shycryl am hot prepared 70 adj
nit as some gentlemen take aims ~ oSl li1, that ls
ia not war Of .ubiugaUD. II II is not n war OF sub
iugatiun what j. itl What WAS II set on igot tori n
10 was not ior that SOLE ideniral pnrpose the very
purpose s4bugato this atrvyous rebellion thai nov
rXints in the cOuDtfyl
Mr.. SHERMAN lRep., OLio) said /, was not a war
for the snDlngHiion Oi State. He would 90 ~ fr
az any living to put down rebellioa IN Ile clIi.
lens, but Tie state would remain, aud bRd dOubl,
IN Coru.a and tloIiia.
Mr.. BROWNING--I trust 30, but viii DOT stop 20
deal 10 le. lnicaliies care LOT NhethCr Won ohl Il