New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

message WAS received from the Senate Informing
the Houe Of the passage Of bill for refundiug AID
renting the duties armg imported by States since
the lat Of May last or until January next.
The bill providing for the Collection OF Revenue, in
cases Of Rebellion, was reported.
Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pal asked that the bill be
put on ils passage.
Mr.. BURNEIT Dem, XVI wished TO he INDUCED
In few remarks, TO which there no objections
lie raii, / am perhaps one Of the few members VINO
think only tho commencement but the prosecution
Of the present war might have Doeu or might now be-
avoided by proper efforts the part OF toe National
Administration. Entertaining til, opinion, | am one
Of those ndspoeed 10 resort 10 the force Of the cannon
hayOnet, and sword, under any cir ,um dances be-
loving under the theory of Government, that toe
UDion can never DO held together Ia that way.
Hence IT ID my purpose representing Congressional
District OF Kentucky 10 oppose, both by nay voice
and vote, every movement that looks 10 the
prosecution Of the war agsiDet the Southern States
which have seeded These beingmy views and remit.
ments, cannot aud will not under any cirouu stances
give my vote for measures which look b the involve
Inent of country in bloody struggle the
results Of which, to beth sections, will be
ton If their material and best interests aud pros
tration OF republican government on this continent.
Mr.. MALLORY Union, Ky.)--L have riseD simply
10 protest in the name OF Kentucky aud her Union ke,
reseniBtiyes this oor against the remarks made by
my colleague (BnrDett). Kentucky, by a large and
beLDng majority will support aud mniDt8n the
Government and the Constitution OF the United States
Applause on tie floor aud ia the gAlleiies.)
Tie SPEAKER quickly reminded gentlemen that
the applause was in violation Of the decorum Of the
the House. and he would insist on the enforcement Of
the rules. lie hoped the House woalJ susiain him
lie lad 10 desre 10 clear the galleries, but it tie dis
order therein was repeated be wod feel IL hi duty
to 90 no. lie trusted that all the spectators present
would respect the propriets of time aud ocasi0n and
remember this war not theater. Voices" That's
right" "That true."I
Mr.. MALLORY, resuminR, said--T do not desire 10
make lengthy speech. l insist that what have
stated is the opBion of Kentucky IN this unfortunate
state Of affairs. We in Kentucky believe thea the
peril the danger the destUeton and the ruin Of -
many material interests have been brought fbout by
these very seeding States Of the South, which seem
10 excite the sympathy Of my colleague Tins being
my opinion, and than of Kentucky, am authorized,
hnk 10 say TO this Honse and the country that tho
people OF Kentucky through her Union representatives
on this floor, stand ready to support the Government
Of the Uted States by every constitutional means
which IL nay be thought proper 10 resort for tue ian
tenanee Of the Goyernment aud the Constitution.
IApplause
fhe SPEAKER said he would direct the Sergeant
alarms 10 arrest any gentleman who should repeat
the demonstrations Of applause.
Mr.. WASHBURNE (Rep., III did not propo,e to
consume tine in discussion OF this hill IL had been
considered by the Secretary Of the Teasary
and himself (Wasiburne), and also by the Committee
on Commerce at two Of their meeings and they came
unanimously 10 the conclusion TO report IL TO the
Hvase. LIZ. " ssAvllls caused explanation Of its