New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

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f.o!rst That The pstrisiism every Ksatu.s,,,
an ssnrs.y relied upon, 10 scive aid 4 3.
After an exreLaed debate of five hour. the ,,sv,a
question was demanded and the resolutions x..s.
passed by - 10 % except tie third, which h.A
only three dissenting voices. The Committee q.
Federal Relations, through Mr. Mcdaniel Wolfe, then
reported back series Of resolutions introduced on
Monday by Mr. Conklin Of Grayson. and referred 10
them, with recommendation that they should psss.
They were taken up and without debate passed, wita
four in the negative. These resolutions are as follows:
Hhsea TIE people Of Keutucky have from the besn1ss.
rdesfy desired and sill cherish tbs hope that thy may
i now - she ever has been wis and ready to ispo ~
friendly med ou 10 sdjus'ips Of and recOl.z
rsstee Inony may not avail present and % e yer, ds
and BE- :. pe.es .@cnT , s 20 ss II sy hs x
vovrd IN var t,ey WILL lar possible relieve and palate "
y s..1s:a Y &c ass,rsI %.snsy q ss cers. yssIs =
place Within our territory i l. moss earnestly resoa sad
Cd 70 the peoe Of Kentucky no % enrss, 10 civil ssns
aa,hor. reprc in tines q wsy Is p-See ii the
The sss ii ssos s y they , ss
q & ISs sa's n prese s IL ss @
thsreo by unlawful mobs arsudss band Or
!. such peSsen. and bringing them bsior. the trs
.s ,.s T.. e 10 q
Foregoing resolution and sssfs hs sesov4cs
b. a. he people ei :as s..ss q ssniseay
The House, before its adioarnrebt, roacs oecoad
time the bill to increase the powers Of ths Military
Board, and ordered its thiId readn ITO morrow The
Dlsunionists light this off by all pGstaa sniaIy delay.
bat 1t will pass at It's consderai n and not
ment too sOon for the vsndal work a Q destroying
bridges in State has already sd and even
the one over the classic waters Of Sasba ver twenty
miles from Louisville il ia reported has s-n burned
The Senate, at its morning session acted on no
public business but this afternoon il n and consume
mated the work of tie House by passing; withOu; de-
bate both sets of resolutions; the first Cor Attending
Kentucky from invasion, by % to g. and the second,
or pacific series, with three negati, eSo'sS- These
resolutions or rather the first may be Setof but tae
objections of the Governor will not CHI NIGGA vote ON
It's passage. At all events, they Will have al the
sanction of legislative joint resoluti ons Tor the
Constitution OF heutuskV Simply Etsfaftc ITO
vote of majority of sli the member eleet IN each
branch override Most fortunate NJ Union
force is go large that We cas suspects NJ rules,
whenever necessary, by two-tblrd vol es, although
the Disunionists have got II IN theie al lsIy 10
prevent a second reading OF III on the 81 une NY.
There was tine and Impressive ape aklT IA the
House this morning. Tno venerable Judge snder-
wood formerly United States senator, WA deeply sf-
feeted His residence il At Bowling Gre en-, sad aH
communication has been OF with his family lie
appealed earnestly his opponents to their
mad party aud tie State from. asychy
and our families from 81 the houoTs Of civil
thought az ore time that the tears which Go-ea so
copiousy from tine ewes of the aged Statesman Rad
worn away the impenetTable stone OF the heart OF
General johnson of Scott who is nephew of Co.onel
Richard NJ, who made Siee-Presideut because hs
did not kill Tecnmseh wrie the Sunday ma
port. The General talked peace. aud hoped fof peace.
and prayed for peace ane would lay Down his ko for
peace, 6ut still he had vote for vindiCaung the
honor OF Kentucky but always sne Of be twenty-
three who the worsbippers 1T the shrine OF he
vailed detoruity now enshrined at Richmond amid hs
duIes.
known 10 the nation as a former Representative in
Congress from this State, while he lonped TO preserve
peace, sad be had believed some days ago that coli
liriOn might be prevented, bat when tennessee bad
invaded US al his hopes were destroyed. He felt
when be heard Of that Insult and be had siuce
reason change his oinlon, that the Invasion Sas
without the sanction OF Constitutional or statutory
law, and Kentucky bound in honor to 90 no
further toward pacitcaOn until le COnederaies w9Fs
by their act or by some other means.
lie did believe they would 90 Of their own Accord
or all history has s.wn that peace policy always has
to Weld TO the memorable demands Of military heees-
.ity.
Mr. Elliott Of Flovd iumped at the fret bound into
the middle Of Secessa, and then amused himself 0y
calling the President perlured, bloody seOmdrel and
blood thirsty villain and tyrAnt. tie thought II the
very hight of inconsistency 10 ask jeff DAVIS to leave
the soil If Kentucky before had driven the nyrmi-
done Of Abe Lincoln over tie Ohio. Oh cOurse you
may form some idea of tue reasoning OF nan who
could " caTicature decency and fscts.
John w. Fiuneil, ESQ.,, followed IN bri'taut ana
thrilhpgly eloquent speech, ana regretted loet no
steEogTapher present. TO catce the glowing
thoughts and buruiog words they fell from Ls lips
hone he Will try to reproduce il paper, but tear
that il is g. gone and forever" shall not attempt
20 mar its beauties by any effort to epitoEnlze IT, Mr.
Wolfe the Chairman of the Committee al Ways and
Means closed the debate in u few dignied re MARKS
ina which he deprecated the introduction VI party issnes
on so momen.oUs occasion Party Should NOT etter
the ball such solemn hour, but We sfouid approach
il uncovered, feeling as II We stood before tho holy
pI,ar Of our country We sbodld reyerenially bow
The knee ard implore God 10 grant US rmness, dscre
on coouess and torbearsnce IN the honr OF our eoun
Try peril He said that kentucky sao been IN tsded
three times within the space OF ten days, and the Leg
slature had been asked TO fold its and reinain
Massive under the insults Of those who bad degraded
our State while they poluting roll sirh hos-
tile tread and when, perhaps our very csdai might
be beeaQuered by the invading foe. Ha iOr
swift and avenging action, be would noSer submit
10 the p-oud behests of the Confederate Gsera uudi
every drop of blood 10 Lis yers and taosa Of his chill
dren, had been poured out N defense Of hs States
honor.
The selection of Gen. Anderson to command the
volunteer forces which may De raised in tue State viii
excite the greatest enthuiasm; the neitation should
have been extended to MN two weeks ago, by tue
same allow policy has been adopted here w1hn almost
every here else has enabled the CotedeFatss 70 pes
sess themselves of important points, burn bridges TO
prevent their being attacked aud then 70 concert Ihe