New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

grace from that party which has stolen pare the Treas
ury and the Gunories Of the nation.
Senator SnOla retCrted that the time for Che thieves
in the Republican party had Ict yet come They were
being developed.
Senator p. p Marphy replied in his usual caO stic
style to Senator Snoa, who, be said Ike BOZ .cres,
allowed the courage and patriotism Of month nce to
ooze out at bis fingers ends. He read from e files of
the Senate series Of resolutions offered " Senator
Spinoa on the I'd day OF January, tender 90 the mill
tary mower of the State TO tho President Of the United
States and directing the Committee OF Military Affairs
inoure into the condition. eicic new and available
strength Of the military forces OF State and TO
port to the Senate at tie earliest practicable day, what
legislation if any is necessarV 20 render that branch
of The Government fully ee tive for any exgency that
may arise, and II requisite that the sad Committee re-
port bill to raise ten ions of dollars to properly
arm the State" N Jw," said Senator Murphy, :" he
refuses TO vote ,cf alf million splnola rose some
what confused this quotation which is easily ac-
counted for on the theory that Senator
Spinola ia nan that bushes easily and on
slight occasion, and is frustrated by what a
man of common eftroutery would take cooliy.
He however, excused himself the ground that this
question changed rapidly that it was hard work 10
keen up with H. and that times had changed since those
resolutions were introduced. Sen. Colvin was again
dspeased with the Republicans for not, Cnrtius IKE,
nitfLing themselves into the chasm, and saving the
rountv even at the cost of their principles and organ
iZation And really is it not too bad that however
much the Democracy urge them to do go and although
perfectly clear that the only chance Tor the iure
|
pnbicans abandoning the principles which are the pa
sis Of their organization, these came Republicans mus
far doegedly, and stubbornly and maicionsy refuse
TO do ~ NJ B.This last sentence IL mine not Vol.
! vin'sl He as well as Spnola, wac further Indignant
that the Republicans would not follow IN the iead Oh
Mr. Weed and Senator Seward two OF the greatest III
tellects and purest.mnded men In the party
How wonderfully popular those distinguished gen
temen have suddenly become with their Lifeline OPP
ponents Mr. Colvn also took occasion to recanto 'he
| Senate the fact that Senator u. l.. Murphy was an
Aboitionst, and had voted for John +. Hale IN iEo@
and that if the Republicans continued 10 ioIo" that
| lead thew must all be aboitonized. lie had great
respect for that Senator and believed thst ne WE hoh
esty then and now an Aboitionist.
| Senator +. l.. Murphy fully reGprocated the senli-
ments of respect entertained by the Senator from the
XIIItb Mr.. COlyin. His knowledge Of thai hohora.
BILE Senator was not of recent origin. lie and that
same honorable Senator, IN lSi8, stood shoulder TO
shoulder on the Buffalo Platform which platform was
explicitly against the extension OF Slavery INTO rec
Territories and with Senator COlyn they had pledged
their lives and hOnors to fight on and night ever Tor we
triumph of those principles, and now we ind him the
quasi apoogist for Secession and traitors. ~,
This retolt of DIR. Murphy was rather wKwaiu ior
Senator Colyin but he took the general appreciation
OF the fact that he was foored with the 6est grace
possible under the circumstances
Senator Hammond did a little more Boosting IN re-
Spouse 10 Senator Colvins charge OF Aoohuohisn ~
own and showing that hardly shade OF dIierehce
existed. ~, -
After n discussion of four hours the bill was COM
pleted and ordered TO a third reading motion "aS
made 10 strike ont 500 900 and insert s2OO,UOO.
On tie call for the yeas and nays, Senator Hammond
moved that the Sergeant be sent for Senator
Abel. He gave way once 10 Il Senator VINO was un.
well. On the next amendment, To MAKE tne alouh
100000 before the voting was concluded he renewed
The motion saving that il due 10 tho Senate that
man elected to this body should spend some time IN Dis
rea He spoke of fact patent TO all, that the gen
tsn6n referred to was not in bis seat IN the senate
one hour out OF the twenty.fOu lie thought that y
he did not appreciate what was due TO his position IA
a Senator tie Senate did.
The motion WAS adopted, and the Sergeant-at-AlHi
| disuatrhed in search of the delinquent.
During the absence Of the officer, rather free-and
easy tine prevailed, in which Senator Spinola sng
e,srd that the tedium be relieved by some one sngni
the " Star-Spangled Banner Senator Hammond re
piled With the request that the Senator from the lhlf'
| fipg Away down South In Alabama
After the lapse Of half hour or more the office
returned having the eorpuent body OF Senator AGel
/ tinpusled Senator plead detention by impoTtaI,
business and asked 10 be excused, which wac granted
The voting on the amendment wac proceeded with an'
! the amendment carried. motion was made 10 recon
,der and 20 Law that on the table which was lost Oh
] ,be motion 10 reconsider, Senator Hammond asked
Senators who wished to Kill the project to do IT in
manly way and like the Democratic Senators vote di
recty against the bill and not attempt To Kill 1t b,
MAX ng II worthless, IL would he IT the cum was re
duced.
Senator Prosser did not wish TO increase the take
| Nv NOtll LOT lNe NhNHkuA Hlail
I of a million WAS enough now, and II more was prove'
to be- necessary hereafter then would be the time q
give it.
On the motion 10 reconsider, motion was made Il
send for Senators Grant Kelly, and Blood and adopt
ed when the Senate went more into state OF eX
Tectancy. Senator Gmnt was soou found, who, wheI
asked for lis eXcufe sad that he was within the CAPT
tol and requested by the Srgeanta- to come in
. and came. senator Hammond" That is "A reason 10
coming what If your reason for being away lie wa
cXcused. The Senate refused 20 reconsider and N,
amount now stands at two hundred and fifty thousand
doarr.
The Sergeant -at-Arms reported that he had reasor
TO believe that Senators Blood and Kelly had gone
! To New York. They declared IN contempt, anC
the vote was announced. In the mean time Senators
had changed their votes. The motion TO reconsider
prevailed, and the motion TO strike out $JOOOOO and
insert $50, 900 was lost.
| Mr.. Lawrence moved 10 recOmmii the bill for the
purpose of making III speech against Il. lie was
willing 10 vote five times the amount. II necessary for
the public defense but was not willing to contribute
money from the State Treasury TO enable gentlemen
10 sport tie citizen soldier m gilt elaulctes
motion 10 reconsider the vote OF yesterday reqnir-
irg the uL vote to be taken to-day having failed, the
bill passed-Yeas, 10; Nays, 6, as follows:
YFAs-Me..r,. Abel, Bel, FeTo, Goa, Hammond Iil
house Kochm, McGTaw, Montgomery, j. NJ Murphy !: I.
Murphy, Pro'e Ramsay, Richmond Robertson, Ro!eh Tru
| man Warner Williams.
'HBsgNr-sfr,sr' Blood Ferry, Kelly, Luph'm Mnnorre,
Muuioe Sessions.
NO RECONSTRUCTION- or