New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

/ ,ficers for fear the existence {
Nav ~ rsa,sns acme If the States of the Union
He expected 10 vote TO conc. IN tne oenae Ameno
ment lie did so because he v. n.y. " ine uleas
"a uniformly AGAINST il. The appropr iaion would
To available till the LIST of July, and II "9u.a ~ Iu'
two years before the vessels can be constructed Id
engines even cannot be built before the present ga
tona difficulties end one way or the otner. III
colleague supposed this was war MEASURE, ne coulo
relieve biz apprehension. He knew OF nothing peter
TO arrest prosecution Of war against the eeceaed olae
than what ia proposed by this amehomehti Ior, ~
spending 81 900 900 In this manner, that amount VIII
be taken from other objects and 10 that extent cripple
the prosecution of war, If war wss even propose11.
lie showed The peaceful purposes for which the Ve's'
intended and caused TO be read the recommends
ton Of the Secretary Of the Navy on that SUBJECT re
concluded by saying if comes his colleague could
not fail TO discern lie approach for be seemed 10 wscn
for war more than those who watched Tor the morning
Mr.. CURTIS REP, Iown) moved to amend tue
amendment by adding except In defense OF inc 9oV-
eminent Of the United States The gentleman from
Virginia Csrnett had endeavOred TO convey the I'm
precision of intentional coercion or war IN consequence
There was about 800 troops in W asblngton-a number
not equivalent TO a single regiment. We've they 70
take for defense when our ships are red
and our flag nsultedi There was war IN the South
against the Union and peace Of the country aud for
the safety Of homes aud fre.ides and Tor national
defense, we want the army, navy and militia -
Dir. BRANCH said it was true there were only YOU
troops here nOw but next year the number might be
1000. lie earnestly expressed himsef against the
keeping Of military force after the manner oil European
MIR. PHELPS Dem, Md opposed the bail3ing Of
the proposed sloops for practical and economical rea
sons.
Mr. FLORENCE Dem, Pa said lie seyeral years
ago predicted that the foolish msapprotensios 0nd al
tacks on tho Navy would result Ia an effort, as now
presented, Of disbsndng the American navy. III we
10 MAINTAIN the Government at all this II the Time
and TO provide sufficient force for the protec-
ton OF commerce and flag.
Mr.. MAYNARD Is. Anu, TENN suggested II there
vessels bnilt the Philadelphia ard, this
would insure them against being used Tor war or coe
Cicn.
Navy Yard would not have fair play. The skifu me-
chanics well known 10 the country will secure tho
construction Of Of them there, II the epresehta-
tives Of that city will take care OF is ntercsts Al
though he was about TO leave these gay and festive
scenes, he trusted that the Maryland would not be
neglected.
Mr. MORSE rep Mel advocated the Senate
amendment. lie did not think any cause OF excite
ment should shut up the navy-yaIds, and withdraw
what navy we have from the ocenn. The condition OF
the world demsnds that shall increase our navy.
He could not believe there will be any war among US
He could pot believe the good sense OF our People nae
departed. II the South sDa not make contemplate
forlys on the public property, the time will come II
the seeding States thall not return, when We viii
have peaceable separaion instead OF separation by
war.
NJ ~
Of the Senate agreed TOLL against 81
The House took q rocess until O'Clock.
EVENING sEssIOS.
Mr.. RUFFIN Dem, n. c. regarded the PROPOSE
ton OF Middle Confederacy AZ an unmi'igateh NUM-
bug 10 retard the great Southern movement, and a
scheme OF political trcksters lie earnestly advocated
Secesion and condemned what be cbaractefes as the
mis-, rable doctrine OF coercion. The President Is
driyeer in the hands of designing men, and Gen.
Scott il guilty of usurpation. lie justified The firing
into the Star Of the West. II II be sgan necessary 10
charter another weasel for sim lar expedition let
he long low, rakiDg looking schooner, and host at
is peak the lark flag emblAzoDed with the skull and
erosbones and then the stars aud stripes will be saved
frum insult. Adjourned.
The following Is a report Of the speech OF Mr.. Nc
KEAN rep, n ", delivered in the House OF Repre-
sen,atiyes on Monday evening:
Mr. Mexican said he bad often read, in the British
casscs the instructive tale Of the youth who set out
10 the morning for days journey. When the Gun
wAs high he tnrned from the road into Hnded path,
which ,een ed 70 lead Ia the direction. But when
,empesiuous night overlook him, he far from the
main road and the end OF bis journey. Ho durt not
go forward, and eould not return. How he The
course Of this young nation Aas that the career OF
great people should be cited
10 poiHi q mor. o .dgrH tale"
Our fathers raid TO u.s. Bling no more bondmen
here from Africa; take bondrnen into the Terrific
ries" But We have allowed Slavery TO expand. The
monster that hated 1--WE frat pity. then en-
dare ard then embrace" We have wandered from
The right road. We dare not 90 forward; LEI try
10 return lie spoke Of the rebellion, aud said that
since the introduction Of bis bill to cloEe the ports Of
South Carolina TO foreign trade, other States bad re-
boIled and he Committee through Mr.. John Coch-
rane had reported general bill. He advocated It's
pasaAgo lie would have the nation offer 90 pay the
boder-stao Shareholders II they would Hibernate their
slayes If the offer be accepted The question settled
IL rejected let the shareholders hold their pence. lie
would not recall bis vote against appointing the Com
miitoe Of Thirty Three The Wing party died because
many of its leaders towards, and durst not do
rilhi. The Democratic party ID dying II not dead
because many of Its leaders villains, and burst do
wrong As for u.s. being right LEI dare TO do right
and have some faith ia truth, and justice, and God
lie would not ooorce NewMexico Into the Uuion. II
she comes Free State il would not coneihae III she
comes Slave State, do not want her. IL the Con-
s,ituion il to be amended Ia the interest Of Slavery
make thorough work OF 1t.
R,sored That D,unon aud rsson may be made lawful by
sddnF 20 Article the Consultation the follow Ing amendment
to wit, Section s. Whenever Isty shsi be eeieaed In an
election Pre,deut and Vice Pedent such psy rebel
and unless Ito succ-ssu thHu ADOPT az III own
principles the dPfessd party and cousnt 20 such amend
Of the Consu on Is the latter party shall aetee tAen
the Union shall be EIn end
lie did rot despair Of the country. fonder unin-
isbed ouumeH % the Father Of his Country il not 10
become the headstone 10 the burial OF the liberties OF
tbi, nation The Asteroids said 10 be the frag-
tneuts of arger planets burst asunder The solar sys
TEN still endure ard still il heard the music II the
Spheres 50 shall survive this great RepubIc made OF
many republics and will go back TO the way In
which our fathers went, and whence we have W"p-
dered-
Arkausas Election.
EAygT1gyIIIE Ark Wednesday, Feb. 90 1871.