The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-07

lsning their deliberations the House onght 70 pursue
euse o. mastery nac,,yiiy and IN this connection he
his ,al calculated To produce irritation.
sr fsAisns, lopp.) ~ renD coDosiv'Dg that the bin
W. sns, t"pp OF Nv, thought IL tho d'ty ~ e~rry
mii to oo eyerythn in nis powor TO produce an ad
Iustn.it Vie hoght he bin would reiard settlement.
~. H'lhN, corp Of Ind could hot recognise seCes-
'i" nrc az partial remedy TOT the pubic evis ,s.d
ttg hill
Nr Esr VIZ, (opp.) of KY, !nasmuch "a mr n,-nzed
the LtI.rd.lce of the seeded States thought they
'nribsr claim tho bounty Of the government
Mr acSrasaSp, (opp) Of d., supported on the
oiad that Il ~aR Gallo for BY Just regard TO the dig
I,,s eres, oi tn, gover ment, a. there
guard asains, The yioi tis " pririe cor ru ndenco.
TnE URLsRs
NJ. F',flNcr opp o. ia presented q memorial
.erasSmg Tor the adoption of Mr. Higer'sc mpromise
keie'',d 20 the select committee OF i've.
a. % Mm q ERR a. rs 10 fS"1 ss o ,Ss mora
'he constitution and u. O. foc, e,oent of tho laws
Mr' Mo itRNANp p ssenfed m IN rials FROM gentlemen
Iale \ the 'aha.
Mr. flosncs presented memorial from tho Board Of
rae t lhiadeiphia. asking Congress 70 pass . law
sxie, dug la hm,s o et.rs aud delivery at the port
VI II Prla u was cnupaniea by the draft Of 4
bi 70 rt he purpose desired, Referred tho Com.
mntse in ttmmrrcc
srasoo.s or THE CRISIS
The consideration ~ the report or the Commits ee OF
1lhtl three was then resumed.
NJ. III, mnRty, (itp.) 6. =. " argued that the idea
Of th'rt'' independent nans had exist ID bnt In
III.
waf dream ed Il nationality had existence. Yet they
saw la ee s.leuny dsc,Iins the imption a
ieighy That tley never for moment possessed Truo
men conld bt neg tate with traiiors, nor c0uld the
government compound with treas But to the States
which remain loyal TO the country, there
rDtonal d, mand he would deny consistent with
and principle. III. committee had wasted much
tine in devsing the means OF adjustment, while the
remain od nn,oached let Lincoln be uaugu-
aied and tn, CnR corlc address themselves the
subject The duty " rcinygoratng the government
mus, be cast IN TIN. incoming Animated
"A n, rfOno
OF fenI ~ c'tscuus weakness II must have power 70
cotctppae ard lead public opioon aided by Congress
forward t. The xt nnisraton with steadfast trust
ard checifui hope then III come the time for ADJUST
mr.t ~ confmmny with honor, dignity and principle
VI he srcted States must return be with recanta
'nn OF he disuIion be,osy ON their lips.
Mr. nAmnls (opp o, Va, said that he should use
Ne WIS Tor the Unsn now, bleeding, and shat
trd ar 1t H. The calaDiti.s, including civil war at
tending and following dissolution bear equally on both
sections and 10 each they boundless Tho cotton
Suites gone, but the republican party by coming
onward like and rendering justice to the south can
prevent further rupture, III I'll the boroer s.ases by
M snd ciiiatory adjust with them all the
and'pg difficulties. This done, these States would re-
turn 10 the Union, and 1t would then be fixed upon
more permauent basis than before He opposed the
mea m reconstruction, ard urged the republicans 70
accept the CrittendeD proposition Let the friends
adjustment and Onion stand firm, and our troubles win
yet DC settled.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. MAYNARD, (opp OF Tenn, advocated tho Crtep-
deD proposition lie appealed 70 the republicans 70
tempt no coercve policy which would be ineffective,
unwse and tended only By evil. The moment such
war commenced the whole So Ith would make common
cause. Trust TO the Union Give them assurances
ad guarantees SO they could go back people, and
81, s'y u en- that their rights wl be invaded and
That their equality the Union win be maintained in
yia,e, and he would pledge himself, he could
that the tt's asenals ships navy yards the and
he bullion ball he restored They will do this without
ira gun shedding one dron OF blood; they will do
by tho PEI cefui remedy of the balIm box with no
hh" so'ied sef respect et they will restore the 20
vtr meDt IN the high and proud pton eujo, cd before
these tfuubks CmmencAd at the &c for yea
the government will be in the hands ~ n party which
sisi no,ace every one or the thirty States zap
pause) -
Nj. Wlls rep) Of N Y, saw no present escape from
dissolution Of the Union. It's p-eserv Al hon must be
funu - char so OF sentiment in tho sections now
A. ace apart AZ the poles. Therefore impossible
tf ~ m 10 Unite on common ground until they felt
Ike cIe brother toward another. He procrefe to show
that the report o tho Committee OF thirty three asks toe
In' to give up their principles announced IN
The chicago platform, by Recognizing slavery Ia New
Mexico. Slavery wa repugnsnt to the principles on
tic Constitution rests hesce he wouE H. vcr vote
i oily which Raps Foundation or he stones
n which ih" ST. ucture ~ erected This the prlncpal
q tsticL; others are Of consequence He iepecsied
civil war, but w Md use nst tho ue-
c.dcd aies than cessary TO- the interests of the
ntry. When South Carolina was hlngey he would
give her bread when rskel, give her clothing; and
abe would come back ho should her half say and
kill the fatted cali and make music her return.
Adjourned.