The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-19

fet that ho hn0 rant 70 inquire tnto tbs w.
petition = N. seuth 10 aod cat n. We % a
ss.u are ~. iatsss.i .,viI ~. BSsss 20
ing 10 Richmcnd " eslisd a he Prsdsnf Of
The United State. and stated frankly and fnl-
~ hk object. He did not ask him kf bis
s.r elton: He did not wish 70 smbsrrsss hl@.
He Dtsd his rs'misrson I, leave Wsshisgton
and c1ers over into Virginia IL was disttnctly
NJ dsrstood that he welt thithsr on tbs most
private misiop. He asked the PRECEDENT for
The pecseAry for nAlify fr that purposs The
President gave HIM p.rmiseion 10 obtaia q
pss, p,,t from General Soorr on this rsprsssn-
tstiou.
Mr.. CoiFAx said that n the gentleman
Would compsrs the 6rst part Of his speech,
which would be printed Ia tonorro.'s Globe
with the a 81 part o. the R'ch aond lstt,r, he
would re . sinking resemblance. IL - ths
gsbticmsn remarked, Will. going 70 Rishmond
IN the capacity 81 mediator, he us.d tbs
tams language uere, that be had here, dsnun !.
cis,o y Of the Govsroment and its sffsirs and
II o. 10 ssid, be hssita'ed 70 take the oath
70 support the Cor strtuicn, aod a. hs also
added, that he was ons Of over 30 900 men 70
res 1t aggression on their rights, h. (CjLrAx)
should not be su-prised TO hear that tbs r bsl
Government rec K iEsd bin rather a. . sym
psthissr than ~ = mediator
Mr.. MAY replied that be Ju'd not help the
gentl, m ans o nclusi Ms L. vas, hDw,vsr, true
that the dominatiOp troops Il BsHmore was
. matter Of III tory as well ktovn IN the
writer OF tho letter as hims.k. He dared say,
that curing his cotvsrsatiops IN Riee pond aud
every whore b. ha. spok In cord'mus' ion Of
tyrarny--but q, 70 tbs conceal nsn, Of arms,
he ne yer heard OF II, sxcep' - . suspicin.
Asfr not tax ny the oath. have tSk'n II In
twenty saee, a. msmbsr Of Tire bar.
NJ. TsonAs (Md.) ssksi psrmisdon 10 say
70. -ordr, promisib be sould not al ns the
privilege.
Mr.. BussrTT did not understand wis the
g,n'lsmsn was going TO talk aboat.
Mr.. THOMAS could exp ala IL q few words.
There was a condition OF sf.irs 10 Msrylstd
paiDful 20 every citizen within Its borders, and
be undertook 10 stsnd here and aver TIA, she
in her heart u hearts. soe,king through .
lsrg . msjority. thanks the President for cloth
ing the Lieuter ant General vi b the power 70
declare martial law, and approved a. he did,
the n arrer In which the to~,r had oesn ex-
srcised by hsj@ Central BA.KA (Applstss,
wb oh the Speaker promptly rsPrsssso). Mr..
TAcMAs resumed He ssid M.ry and ~ill
. ard by the Admnistratitn In It's mill
tary measures. and mad placed portion OF har
citizens In tbs Geld. 0a-ylsua IL tati,d,d
y ith her condition In The Union, and meant TO
maintain Il on tbs battle Geld Of this ststs or
elsewhere. He then pro ,eeded to v,ndica.s
tbs declaration OF msrtAl Law. aud a'laded In
tsrms u condo pns'icn TO whs, be termed the
nor sIous and tr.asonsbls Outrage committed
10 Baltimore on the trooS - pAssing through 70
the Capitol to vindicst. the Law aud preserve
the Gov, rnm'nt- TIE Police Commissioners
who had sent their M mortal here we're not
coppstsni 70 discharge their duties Bat the
Chief vas active In u . vholssae burniog Of
bfidess to prevent the trans % t,tou Of ,psfr
the pufpt 70 he bad stated. lie thanked Gen.
BANKS for supprsssing insurrec'ion. and pre-.
venting civil wsr. Coon Ia your good work end