New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
XXXVIITH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, July Is, 1901.

uaasl atJs;re ,enorted resolution that Select Com
ssittee be appointed TO rqnire into inc circunsIu
az lilo Surrender and disposition vi tee properly O. ue
Knitted States ard NsvyYards al Pensacola aad NOR
xDk =, .n.
Nr. TRUMBULL Rep, Il.t moved to ada y tns
5Az-aory at IIarpers Ferry, wsch was aBreeu to' anu
Orc resolution was adopted. 1T. .o,r,;o,
rest we as the reBr OF the peoE le and oIes'
hsrby declare stIict de,eFmDniionto maiho' g ,be
xremsey of TIE Government and the inegn'y =, i"e
Union of these UuiSed States. To Tine emo We y, ME
she erfife resources Of The Government ana 20 e,,s
uhtisfhe rehes snbnis 30 one and cease d 70 be
20 destroy thc other. laio over anu oiu0''
printed. LII grant
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep, Mel iniro en cpa;lrosd Com
anQ lands 70 the peoples Of the Paanc nam
Nj HOWE rep, Wis., offered res Sana,e what
tie Pres6eut be requested 10 in Tnrn Ministers in
kaearnetions have been given !" TWO
seference 10 the rebellion. o,;, f,on the Committee
Mr. SHERMAN (iep, Ohol,, n1o tn ;uasmnisy the
on FINANCE reported bscs we dntand;no the Govern
States in expenses incnrIea AZ
SIMMONS Rep r. IT, from the CSmas,e ee; on
E;.nnce ,eported an aPendncnt 10 INC oii' W ''1'
s,ass,ne The Till was taken np I'LL.
81 SIMMONS Rec., K. L. proceeded 70 explain me
.e,ts IF the amendment, and urged ITS passage nc
Rid tie Government mnst now prepare of al o -
nc;ss and provide for the me who fought 10 D,hHeY
b. other dav lie said, the bravery displayed ny me
Tsdersl troops was worthy Of the painless DAYS o.
Rvpp lie paid special tribute to the galiahry OF
81 Rhode leland soldiers The people expect Us W W
,snr duty adjourn, and 90 bone,
ar. HALE lRep. n. H., said he wanted II uncer
saod that If the newspapers huri ON the lae bat'
ne Congress is not going TO obey the newspapers
now 30 he time OF sdloarnmSnt; re Ieie,su :; -
'the gslimtry oI Col. Malssoh Vi Ne"-Ai""p
Mr. FESSENDEN CRep., Mel said we cannot
hurry the adjournment We are mere AZ on, o"n "a
pes and therefore, will be no tronbe to The people
We NUT perform our duty carefully as the import
once OF the G. Isis demends.
IRE bill was then postponed until tomorrow.
NJ, FESSENDEN made a report from the Con-
qweree Committee on the Legislative Appropriation
The report was agreed to- and the bill stands passed.
Mr.. TEN EYCK REP, n. moved 10 recohSiu q,
e vote on the passage of the bill providing for the
consumption Of iro-clsd steamers, with view 10 IN
lude In the examination the vessels already m pro,
sess of construction. The discussion was continued
Sur some time on the merits OF Stevens battery
The motion To reconsider was lost. -
Mr. JOHNSON Dem., TenR1 moved 10 take ~
The resolution lie offered yesterday. Agreed TO- Inc
resolution that tie present civil war was oroeu
an me country nv Dis1pionist i'm the Southern States
who are now in rebellion against the Constitulona
Government. In this emergency C0ugre,s oai S.
al passion ANA resenmsn! VIII ony ~, lVsced With
ny sirir of oppression subjugeton or any purpose
N cverthrowing the Institutions OF the slater ou W
maintain and defend The supremacy OF tne ION, NV
tion and laws, al as soon as TINS Is aceOnt iho w
Ne Folk Dem, MOI moved TO amend the resoiu-
ssu 20 as to read that the present elv war nae oesn
Spseed on the country By the Dlsanlonr's IN the
Eothern and Southern Staee and 70 strike out what
4 ssid about being in against the Government.
Mr. COLLAMER tllep., Ntf-DOes the SENATOR
know Of any Disulionists An the Northern States Ia
Mr.. POLK believed there were Disunionists in the
Nortb lie rad read their speeches, and how they
made Tejoicngs over the present s'ae OF tniHys'
The amendment disagreed TO by Yeas, a Maya
Messrs. Johntou MOL Kennedy, Polk, and sauls-
bury voted in the affirmative.
AZ. RICE Dem, Mimi asked to be excused from
citing any questions which were not purely iegis-
r. TRUMBULLL Rep, Ill., Oh ectedto some por-
SIM 81 the phraseology Of the resolutions. lie said ii
,as proper TO subiGgae persoIs In rebellion and
d Tor that purpose he moved TO strike out the wordt
IN revolt against the Capital and the Constitution y
MIR COLLAMER said that no country WIS more
Tuded than ours with tie words and quotations made
from the old spec hes Of men who framed this Govern
saent That lbe States could be subugaed applied
entirely under the old Confederation, As 70 argOing
for ebandoniog the old form OF Government and adopt
ing new it had application tO'the present form Of
Government. he was for suoJ9gatloD, in the proper
in the land, and the Leei,htures of the States
Inc people will not be anything If IL Is overthrow by
disorgailzation.
che resolution, the war not carried for the
purposes of subugaon; but if In the course Of the
war Slavery should be abolished be should not shed
tears. But that not the purpose.
Mr.. FESSENDEN said he had some objection to
slse words around the capital" As TO the word
sabiugation be had no objections. We do not carry
the war for the purposes OF suougatlon or oppres
SON. but we have purpose which We mean 70 carry
Quito maintain the Government, and II is for them
90 say whether in carrying ont the pnrpose it would
become necessary to subjugale.
Mr.. DOOLITTLE (Rep., Wis., suggested the words
near the capital" which would be the fact. 1t was
necessary 10 prosecute the war for the maintenance OF
she Union and If necessary, 10 snbjugation capture
and hanging; but the purpose Of the war was simply
he main 81 LaWB CUugtIt IN
deyolyed especially the Republican party TO de-
lend the Co stItutioD.
Mr. WILEY said: After the explanations of SEN
stOrs, be saw Obleo ion 10 the word subjpgaion;
ku there was great sensitiveness among many our
State and there was a prejudice that this wa a war
So reduce the Old Dominion 10 province. His con-
<situenis thought the involves the very quesio
80 constitutional liberty, and forever; and he,
with his view, ready 10 vote every thing, without
siut let, or lindance, 10 put down fhs war, and
estabh the Union a basis TO be OverhrJwn.
Pass the resolution is and il would give strength
and muscle 20 every now striving for the Union
Mr. TRUABOLL said be could not vote for the req
.oxuiion as it was worded
Mr. HALE said he would vote for the resolution ex
arty it He coatended thai it had never been
claimed that the Government bad any right to inter-
fere with Slavery IN the States. He had ALWAYS de-
r3ared So and dad now He thought it due 60 fTends
IKE those in Virginia. If these sentiments TO
cay 80.
does not state fully the VI the war lie thought
at was not entirely due 10 the Southern dsuDionis g.
II offers OF peace and Cancellation had been accepted
&k eession, we would not have been in war. He
wOud vote for the resolution with this explanation Of
+What were the actual causes OF the war.
Mr.. CLARK sad he would vote for the resolution
As presented by the Senator from Tennessee. Inc
Senator from Tennessee and from Virginia conteDded
with difficulties we knew nothing OIL and wos willing
90 let them have it, and bid them God speed in their
efforts 10 preserve the Union.
The motion 20 amend was disagreed to-