New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05

her ,ovsreyn capacitv by the assembled loyal pscple
OF bat S4ts in Convention, has organized herseh upon
The Constitution # the United Sites, and they have
taken iuto their own hands the Government Of that
Safe Yiranil mas her Judges Ter nsrIal', her pup
il 0icniHi end TO the o0ufts OF Sr2l H. ana 10 the
ma hats aud executive of ers OF Vrginli we car ~
trus the enforcement Of the laws TIE moihent that
the state Of civil war snail have ceased in the eastern
any other portion of the State. it Ii no., there
fore the purpoe OF this Government 10 supJuge INC
people Of Nir nIa, Of any otherSt8e, anu sgoeSs
them to the control of orr armies. II - SIMPLY
thai we viii rally to the sipport OF the lo7al PEI
pie Of Virginia and OF Tennessee aDd o. NOth Ctf-
dina and Of Texas, ay, and OF the Cult ohtes 700
when they arc prepared for IL we VIII rally 10 me sP
rOrt If the loyal peo lie of these states and enable
them 10 take their government. into their own hands
by wrestling l. out of the haods o. those m:thy
usurpers who now hold IT, for they are n9thiuS
more and nothing less ibat J. ali tha ~ involved IA
this contest, aud hope on this s-e Of the Cha .er
we shall necer again hear one Of our friends talking
about suUlu. aiug IL her state or tie peO 10 Oh y
Stale Of Vii Union, bUt that We shall 20 on Mgi.B
them 10 do met precisely what he loyal people oil VIZ
ginia doiug, what &c loyal people OF tennessee
preparing TO 10, what ihe lpyal icOtle OF NoI9i
Carolina e,aud ready to do, and what Joe Loyal eope
in Gcoroia md Ali and LJnllIIn, ana lIst per
lar of ll tie loyal people of South Car}hn4 WIN 90
in recon tructiug hrmsel es upon the toushtNl u OF
the Unis-d States SIR. President, have heard TIE
Seni.or flom Kentucky to-day, and l have hg9r! u
again and aaiu, denoun,e the Pre5det oil the Onl.e1
S.tes for he Heufpa'i0u OF GucobsItuil)nal COVER
liz
makes such charge OF ueurpaion Of uncoDsiltunonm
power, uues il be in a matter Of form. ne LIS
not in substance; aud the case l put 20 '.S
Senator the other day, he has not G"hNefed,
mud 1 DEW bin 10 answer. rndeftike 20
fay thar, az ttere are fity thousand men, le'-
haze in arms against lie United states IN flt' M,
With thirty miles Of this capital, /, Hs a. lhdlV li
thOu9h am not President, though am ci1'ueu WIZ
no oitcill authority may ark one hunneu ~,
my fellow men 30 volunteer 10 90 with ne, Win ans
f. our hus 70 take every Of thenj ahli II !. W
necessary % take their lives. WY 90 no. soi-e ~
these gentlemen WHO talk about usufpau0h ana uaHl
bog the Cons'itutiJn under fOof, Hhhd up ue'c i'i
answer that p0.iOo, or for ever shut tlelf nouns
l. a. an indiyiln4l can do all this. though aIh nov
President and am clothed with no ie-al autuoil,y
whatever simply because | am loyal clilzep OF we
United States. / have right 20 ar. one hundred
thousa1d men 10 volunteer 10 20 with me ana capture
the whole OF the rebels aud, II be necessary 10 u,r
ctptlre, to kill hall Of them while AN dong r. NO
deny the ness Of tue pIOp1ltlJL' Away,
them with all M stut, and this rpiittIng OF hars ana
petit OF ing here when are wi hn the very souhd
The guns Oh these traitors and reie WAC threaisu 20
march upon the capital and s1hlugate tie Government
Mr. President there il some coDtrlety Oh opinion bs
to the proprioy Of acting upon the b pening before
the Senate to-day, "a 10 whether We shall defer ic
ton upon It until he next session Of Congress. Many
If Onr friends deem II ady-able that u should ne posi-
pOncd until then; II them mink II should DC
acted ON now. For myself j believe, ~ was miin-
tanned by the honorable Senator from Vermont, that
where civil war actually exists, where uen are
actually in arms in combat, II Decessty the laws OF
war must 10 with them, and the laws OF war are I'M
written laws. st tbs sane time, l agree Win the
honorable Senator from Illinois, that The Consilll-
ton of the United States clothes Congress with
the power e. make rules and regulations respecting the
rn lee Of the United States aud that we may extend
or we may limit the ordinary rules OF war. Bot, Sur,
as bas De ca suggested It il very important question
10 wha, extent they should be hmiied. Whether IL
should be done now 40 TIE next session OF Congress
j. not IN my judgment, 40 very material bu as many
Of INV fiends around me are disposed 70 allow it 10
ia.s over until tie next session, when tie whole SUBJ
,ect can be considered and may be matured shall JOIN
win them in supper, OF that motion, aud shali lote
for the posponemont OF the bill MOI Tor inc reasons
,ba have teen stated by the Senator from Kentucky
In denolncing the MEASURE but because ny that time
tbs whole subject may be considered, and wha ever
rules may be 70 be adopted In those districts
where tie civil war is be carried on can be adopted
81 that time la the mean time il Is true that where
war IN f sUal exist, of necessity these rules VIII de-
pend upon he Conn Ianderin-C Chief.