The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
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IN, hope o. peace, i must be BY the rrtesSn Of fore
N, STANTON said the bill merely supplied n omission
Mr. BecccK objected To the second reading q fhs bin
Therefore The question Ieca,red, shal. the bid be re
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Before the was announced
Mr.. SicNits, (orp OF aaii:--f shah vote to re
ject this bill because regard distinct proposition
for scna aggression upon the states is therefore
conflict with the principles which a have bereton
sh wn controlled the founders Of the republic object
10 thu bill also upon the Rceuud that have pro
tested against the organisation OF armies in the Cur
states tor the purpose OF attacking tue pTsossoNs OF tho
United states; besides, while the Peace Congress s
sitting, it is prema ure to declare var.
MIR. FsvKE (opp OF H., voted to reject the bill be.
cause he was against civil war aud shedding Of fraten
blood
Mr.. BRIGGS of N. y. said there was no such
thing peaceahle secession. Secession is revolution
and revolution is portion the confed ,racy is
in instruction and rebellion aRaihs, the country no
would vote to vest the President with power TO meet the
present copd, leu Of things
Mr.. STANTON demanded the previous question on the
passage OF the bl but further action was now taken
the morning hour having expired.
BRRArF on TftE cffsIS
The report of the Committee Of Thirty-three
sumed.
MIR WEBSTER (opp) of Nd, was against secession He
trusted the Peace Conference will recommend
sure Of adjustment II can do The resppnsio
lily stiii on Congress which could not escape IT, Hi
gr, az object to the Union the right-
ana Liberties o. all within The Union He earnestly op
posed the policy OF force, which would drive thu South
EN- States 80 far OF as to preclude the possibility OF
union AND zeaousy advocated the better policy of
Citation compromise and peace an example Illus
Iaed in the conduct OF those who achieved indie
peDdence and established the constitution. He would
accept aIy fair and just settlement Of the slavery ques
ton Not the slightest advantage his resulted to ane
part Of the country by the discussion Of the subject bat
tie evil q arragnng one section against the other The
vote this morning was damper his feelings and
Somewhat obscuIei the hope which he had eater
OF final adjustment
United states allowed Ia remain ID the b.ns Of the
ede ri officers there would be Danger OF collision
Mr. WEBSTER repli that he bad nothing TO do with the
public p operty that he awaIeof.
Mr.. SHERMAN inquired whether the gentleman was not
willing !" defend the public property against all assaaltst
Mr.. WEBSTER replrd That # precipitstng measures in
the defence Of The public property would be more dsss
trous Than conciatory course, he would not enforce
the laws but he di, despair OF the republic IL the
peace proportions fail woulI appeal to the jus
tce and fraternity OF he people Of the North believing
they would periodically respond and disregard att party
ties for tho sake Of tho country.
On molten Of Mr. SHERMAN the consideration Of the re-
port postponed TIL 10 morrow, i'll order 70 take
the bill providing that in place Of part Of the loan
arhorized by law, the President is authorized To
hou. OF the United States Of the denomination OF
$50 bearing not exceeding Six per centum interest pay
able annually semi annually at the discretion OF tho
Seeta y ana runnog not TO exceed twenty years. and
at his discretion attach the coupons Tor tls Interest there
and 10 apply such bonds at par to the payment of
such creditors who may choose 70 receive them, owl
deo the aggregate amount ssued under this act and the
acts force authorizing the oaa, shall not exceed
the amount authorized by the said act
Mr. SickIF-I desire to ask the Chairman OF the Com
ittee az WAYS and Means whether the bill IL not me-
meet the accruing liabilities of the
meat and il is not recommended by the Secretary OF
the Treasury
Mr.. snRsAs--r is necessary. The only difference be-
tween our bill and that recommended by the Secretary
is, that reduce the denomination of the Treasury
netes from one hundred to fifty dollars
The bill passed
THE TERRITORY or COLORADO.
Mr. Grow, (rep ~ Ia moveI a suspension OF the
rules n 10 take mp the Senate bin organizing the
Teri toral government Of Colorado
The bill hay ing been Mr. SIcKIEs said he WIS
glad gentleman the republican side of tho
chamber have b,ndoped the wilmot proviso the
ganiza'ion Of Territorial governments This removes
an irritating element Of contention.
1he rules were saspenocG-ll0 against 81.
MIR. Grow offered an amendment, by agreement with
the Chairman ut the senate Committee Territories 30
TO make II copiom 10 the pcnfing bs for the esa
bishment of Territorial governments for Nevada and
~ oiah The proposed Territory OF Colorado inclu lea
what remains after the erection OF Kansas statc aud
asmall portion Of New Mexico aud Neb aska, making
about l0l 600 square uil"e with somewhere between
IS 900 and so 600 Bhabitfns-as many ne Oregon had
when she was admitted State. Mr. Grow briefly
ed the necessity Of giving them government,
the oniy they have is the bowie knife and rifle
Mr.. oTKso opp of NJ, objected to the cutting up
Of New Mexico The people proposed TO be transferred To
Colorado not desire to live under government
that OF New Mexico They nc homogeneous.
Mr. Cox, fcpp Of oh o, wanted to Introduce amend
t. make the executive and judicial officers elective,
sad that the republicans could show the snceri
ty Of their professions.
Mr CROWS amendment agreed TO, and the bill
passeG-oo against AZ.
Recess TIL seven O'Clock, for prorsiscuous debate.
EVENING SESSION.
Ncssra. DUEL, WALTON BraIE, MORRILL,, EDWIN II. IsEy
SoIps, MckEAS, and others, expressed their views.