New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

sarv WEI and will minister to the pastlo"8 % U%
will not vote to increase .ne ~ l., eye hat
he uurpose is &c strengthen the ann OF fc an
mont with view TO pTo'peeh'ee W. -,
doing my duty OF Senator q wv: uhmSd
States IN dong Whst can l? ,pi.It. - tie
Hon Senator Lae not favored with Liz 1icW OF lie
reasonable propljety Of iucurrng tits eXpencHuTe n
the present condition Of the Treasury ont has con-
tented himself with the recommendation OF Demo
cratic President When Senators' VINO are eoon to be-
come Tie dominant power viii not say .hetber they
o,, on;nc IN ,Sor or not but shade :, n, dorllv
win q Vote dollar until there seitSd nrlicy an
established ami understood (o ~ for the new stale of
things. want to know ost is to be the policy of
this Government; whe er tey arc going 10 make war
the secedl!S 5'"' a. or whether they VIII let tfem
reacoAiIy -dw uHon terms TO- be setisd ny hesoc
u&tion or VT sthcr TO remain here Till The amor
March Wa these purposes only oarkiy siadGwefH
forth, az was done by the Senator from New YORK
MIR. Seward the other day, and as has been done by
the Senator from Maine to-day, that there may ne
STATE OF things when il il necessary to coerce STATE
We have that policy shadowed OUT but not avoWeI.
1t is time TO establish policy. Let us Know VIVA 20
90 know how t0 shape my vo,e IN relation 10 tnei.
measures of public policy, and until we Know we!nef
civil war Ia 10 be waced not, because oi seeossio
Will never vote dollar 20 usTeae the navy
Mr.. KING REP, N. Y.f-Inis measure OF lhcre's
INC the NAVY has been introGu ed every year since
have been member Of the Seneie aud tnlhk iI-No
uniformly voted against H. for ca not nehsNe We"
necessary But treason is abroad IN TINS liud anu
believe there il an oCcason and necessity OF me IN
crease OF the armament and the power oI tLe couhu!
But for the condition Of things IN the country how
would vote against IT, but vote iof HAS Hoe'ue W
pur the country in condition 20 defend lset against
/ H. enemies whether they domestic OF foreign
encni,s. This Government and tins country cihh0 DC
peaceablv DESTROYED oyerthrown, OF dlNiced. Inc
snvereoig Themselves viii come here before thht IL
done even il their representatives. could prove Iecre-
ant in their defense Of il. II Is well that the "uoie
country should know that the people OF tins country
will not consent, they will never content TO the
peaceable destruction dissolution OF tie Government
They wonld be recreaut the highest duties OF men,
10 their county, 10 their race 10 Themselves ana 10
the high trust of the ancestry who acquired IT. II they
could entertain thought OF the destracu0n oi TINS
county. / don't believe II can be destroyed. lwould
use forbearance ana patience; / would extend every
degree of kindness and make every effort at concllla
ton TO these people But % their r-ht 10 dlvlde tls
Government, to take State out II the Union, or least
of all that they should peacesby have night 70 break
up this Government, l woud never admit. don't
know what these gentlemen consider peace. They
have armed Themselves, ana have even taken
arms BELONGING TO this Government. Catnet olhcets
aod members Of the Senate have been interested ~ thi
treason and foul infamous plot has existed, AVE
no doubt, TO DESTROY tits Government. Poyidenoe,
rather than the skill and attention o. ,ue people, has
arrested 1t, anc some of the NJ, been driven ont
OF the 'aoinet III diFgrace; and an Indictment
four, against some OF them for emUez]ement, OF
| other infamous attempt which men can commit
There were members of Congress found IN the war Of
1912 who voted against the supplies for Government,
and il is not surprising that sueh sho1id oe lo.uu
Congress AT any time. The greatest Latitude q opm-
ion eXift in this country ard it should. Men can
not talk treason-they must act iand he who acts
in my Judgment, should take the fate OF TRAITOR anu
sbonjd moi seek to escape by pretending that he can
commit it peacefully against the country cannot
conceive the Gaze of of honor who could steal
into house, partly his own, and candesIinsy ana
iyaeIv rob II If Tia means of strength aud defense,
and then assal It and claim right TO do so peacefully
and saw he should not he punished or disturbed by
force l tell these gentlemen that IN my ludgineh,'
bnt never in my Judgment peacefully if by an lgn9'
minous submission OF the honor Of the people o. W
/ country TO traitors. Never. l desire peace, 0T.
oII5 rrnviSe amply provide, for the meanT. o
dof.nse Of the country, by war ii necessary.
Mr. GREEN Faid he had hitherto rcfr'il.ed ism dis
custom but after the language he had beard sfday
could keep still no longer, but he intended ~ expires
hls sentiments at length. Adjourned