New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
a-..-a.., nom Eth Pase.

- orr children shal hear OF repea5eu ; III eve
ALE il viii be with glowing enc. az ther siTeJ are
Ther veiy souls Val IG 10 th5ir lineage from men
natu1 COS 90 censrous and of patriotism % Senate
:. y. eYcr illustrated or adorned inc arV1 m
The Presidents Message Was " ~ commended the
MIR. CkiNGMAM y Sp che President. lie was ready
tone OF the metsa 70 cave the country. lie va,u
800 for the Cfittenden ",on and others, 10 ac-
somnisr oo.s ond safety, But the movement i ipE
80 nnns come from the Republican aGe orescb
House; ne 10" from New-York, aud though conciha
ss h. tbonoht il would fail TO satisfy inc ooun9!
H. Droceedcd To argue aealnst any a'tep' az
aud deprecated the effects OF civil war. ic "a
na, nust come if the present feeng commune, III
VT he.Dme extended; It would not be mere ooiuol
Snbt lie referred TO the influence OF European hd'
t,sns II the North attempted to oIoc@ge sou'ne ,a
ports Cotton is King over 'nelF COMFY .uen!s, 90
Hwon1 rule lie disClaimed any knowledge o. IN az
tempt to mako war on the capital, bnt war vas ~
likely 10 come here as anywhere else 10 leeaIu 10
aeseYtng his Northern allies, he said he was ohiy IN
Sicaiing them, for ii they did pcI tsoi3 &c
would Re tramped under foot lie sad me Pasfago "
The Pacific Railroad till attempting 10 MAKE ulee
.rontts and the tariff bill, were directly ag1 n,
tbe Interests of the South ard the Homestead Oil,
giving away the puths binds woua ~ men Of fbe
Snntb into separation. The Republican senators carry
with them Osce or war, which they can give TO the
country II they said war, the SCUM Wonla me-,
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strong man of the Bible, taking tire edihee ana the
leadeIs'cf the Philstines with them. ,,..,
-' Mr. HALE (Rep., n. H. sand he wanted 10 Plo,es
AGAINST the assertion that the North were making war
ON the contrary the position Of the North was suc5 ~
10 subject u EN- to the charge OF cowardlee 5'e'o
mai ing war; He said the honorable Senator had ''u
Verted to force in the North With would Ie ItN
HE 10 his section Let not the Senator lay me natti
inc unction 10 his soul If war comes, whlch voc
avert, the first thing 10 do viii be 10 take care
Northern traitors. -. -; ~
Mr.. LANE Dem, Oregon wanted to kno" ngn
here who he called traitors. -. ,or, ,,h,
Mr.. HALE said he meant exactly those men Wh'
light against their own State. - ....a 8.
MIR LANE was fighting for the Constitution ana ~ ~
The rights of the States, and will allow no man 10 cal
them traitors. So ..,,,o ~
sition hut repeated that if forced into war; lie wou
Sst &c care of treason at home The honorable Sen
saor referred TO the going out of the Ten Tribes ,
Ibev did 90 ont but left TIE ark Of covenant OF III
6vino God with the tribe of Judah. The tribes dd &
out, and God nor nobody else knows Where tney AT
yone, He hoped that such would not be the late
The tribes now endeayOIing to go ont.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON tDem., Ienh'j IN
Message was postponed till tomorrow
The bill to provide for a Government for Idaho wa
Taken mp.
MI GREEN'S amendment changing the boundary
On motion of Mr.. WILSON Rep., Mass the nam
pf the Territory char ged from Idaho to COLORADO
The bill was read and passed. , >,
Mr. PEARCE Dem, Md reported from the r.
nance Committee, the loan bill which was made III
special order for tomorrow.
Mr.. BIGLER Dem, Pa offered resolution Wia
commissioners appointed frsm the several States b
admitted to the floor of the Senate Laid over.
Adjourned.