The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-12

the threatening tde OF revolution all ,hase Appeals were
nat only resisted with silent contempt and noignan
scoin but all propositions locking 10 that end were reck
etsy and defanty voted And now the PRESIDENT
II she United etsteg without ity OF law aud IN viola
sion Of ths constitution Of the country has nsugrsted
ncsh war AMI here, one OF the people representa-
yes, ana IN the name and Ga behalf OF my consueaey,
protest against al measures taken 10 Prosecute ths
war further.
Mr.. JACKSON (Union) OF Ky.-hy colleague OR Bur,
nest doee represent the sentiment OF the psopie OF
Kentucky Nv colleague SAYS he does not recognize the
night OF secession but thai ne recognizes the rknt OK
revoution theresore n,es from TINS .sa
the destiny OF Kentucky his deatiny oeheye utter
she seatimenss Of large majority OF ne peope Q, ray
State when say that under no circumstances, whatever
may be the hazard will she raise her hand aganit the
federal flag. (sppause) declare further, IN yelstion
the declaration which he msde touching Sts.e Eosey
eighty that Ia Kentucky believe the federal govern
federal lew supreme, and tha Stale govern
ment. State law and state sovereignty are subordinate
Mr. Hcsxas--T do not rnlsapprehent tue position OF
the gentleman from Kentucky tar Burreu). His avc-
sons enlsted Inc side Of nis sste matter woas
side hss State may take wneiher er or agsre; tho 60
vernmen. under which live. II HE state goes for
rebellion one OF her representatives. ne, TOO, - for
rebellion BIZ. II the l,ya men o. tha. State snail be
strong enough TO Conquer The evil inruerces Of tea
wn be on Toe eide OF loyalty too. J tell
ths gentle nan DO not n sar 9pshcnd him. According
10 his showing lis po,on hsre Is o. nosg nypocrt
teal ehs-acter Say the least OF H. he mol averse 20
treason and rebellion, aihoogh he neb' pSrtsps PIE.
fer loyalty sbosd Ike nm so be more Distinct sni
expici IN his ptt.r4nce ppd seniiments IN Greer mai
We rpigrt he abe % determine 10 csrt-insY N wnas
dreosson bin rErtlVlor aistene ne 1871, SIT, aIic~
me 10 ssy q hin, AID 10 al VINO may oesnecle IKE
MN wien tsg, OF rivNrs ~ olood and burning dwell
1rgs az general rtioset hi,n, say, take care
sna b. hst be dess 10 t-Bs about the verT Gala
nifty he go siuca cears sur Il Is ioneer question n
the uIised states OF North America whe'ner
there az, sn9Ofs sa ops d cow sh'1G 9en .Ds'e
IL qaestos her 10 ehe e etencs az the de-
term,nsNon 70 DO s. thsy have resolved and Te-rs'
solved AL tie vsr is cpon Fos. war Sill oe per-
severed IL by tia gtans like u and q money uGiu
hc quebtiored the courage ~ the North VIA
have never pesrT, heard = admitted on ns noor Inst
The North had gl5 courage, oui now al last IL the
e'rveafe borr-yea,h o. I'VE npn'cs beIefe hsb neol-
comes he admission shat the gottt Lac courage
let the gentleman from Keutrcks lcOk toit(supressea
sersGl,on) thst ihat Northern soursge 20 now admits
bring hi1 md bis the desolaton he fears
ky. EukshIr geped--AiSes Fix Yeas sett"e tia elder
m.fnbrs here VIII bear witLees thSt ir she cseus
sup Oh 81 sutiects nv conduct esss beer Araed
Sy l-tssy resrect. hsve neyer Jeim lued mIst'
to ncvlge IN upugcng the motives o. my ieior Msn'
bers on 10 ea Ia question ihe's o9aveohe
RIG any member question motives and scons
iadepsndon, representative o. The people In re-
stonae the member from Pennsy aniS permit roe 10
say Connection witi our service on tns aoo- ana
preservation Of the government end tie GLion o.
the SJats sraet, AM the oIhoiooe oil the enreelor
OF fathers record sih Bear oranle compari
roe with his H. "a covered ~ tie EFFORTS 10 stay
the preeeGs condition OF the country, and TO
remove al, cause OF sectional sgtat ssd 10 spread
Nrosa where the spirit Of fraterna love these
have ny esoris Let the gsa,lensn answeg TO be
OwE ccps ence be has contributed to otrg aoou1 me
unrcrtanae 3it;0n OF cur country so far ss this
my eg,vs are eocelrle'. no msn would Sc Further
and make more sec inces 70 reccnstruc and rednite
the goyerDnaent ,L.a paysef ] would sag 20 my COL
league (Mr Jacksor) thas represent the people OF The
First Cong eesionsl district o. Kentucky. am their
sgens and SPEAK or e ano no ,Os n,e
to take aaa 'ook 20 that sc Got sweep aSs7 in
this revolution with the beacm Of obstruction Bnt let
se. nm, mere brute physical courage, know
whether mne Superior 10 bs, but have ths Eosi
courage ~ ice above Ind 10 do g duty be the con-
eeouerces whai they cas That duy sha1 he discna'g
cd w a II
she people represent, but those Of others As (hr
Hickmsn's) warning ialls 90 heedless ear.
Nr Cos, (opp OF Ohio, inquired whether new otices
nuaer hs bill had not aesdy been appointed and re-
ceived of their p,y.
Mr. wIcKurrE, (Union) Of KY, suggested that when
we arc under the necessity OF borrowing money and are
ons for certain forts, passed In the fall might not be
Postponed.
estimated Tor by the War Department
Mr. V1uArptGHAM offered provi,o TO the bill that
part OF the money appropriated should be used for the
OF forces FOR the p1rpose OF enbugaing any
sales and holding them conquered nces nor for
interfering with African slavery in any State HIS object
10 dismiss from the minds OF ahy who might msun
derstand tho purposes OF the that IL was carried on
for theee objects
Mr. wNaInYz appealed 10 the gentleman not to press
this amendment this bill let IL be brought forward at
subsequent period unenclmbered, and the vote taken
On it's merits He perfectly Satisfied thai AT fbis
time it would be- voted down. and thus imposition
to conduct the wnr with this view he hoped
the declaration would be made at the proper time that
- the upose subngate deprive any State Of
her constitutional rights or 70 affect its domesh
iusttution but to restore the authority OF the govern
ent, and protect the citizens o. every State In the
oyment OF their rights under the constutio and the
laws.
Mr.. vAnASDIGHAM would be glad TO comply with the
gentleman request If he could be assured the rule
Gently adopted would not preclude the proposition from
being offered as indepedent proposition
Mr.. MGCIERSAND saw no necessity tor the amendment.
He had heard any responsible man say that the
objects OF the to suttugae the seeded sates
and hold them Conquered provinces, or to abolish
slavery The carried on 10 vindcate the federal
authority.
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM IS amendment was rejectad.
The Army bill, after several minor amendments, WAS
laid aside to be reported to the House
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The bill making appropriations for the naval service
was then taken up and read through.
There debate.
The committee rose, when these bills seyeIally
passed the House refusing TO order the yeas and nays
tho final vote.
The House concurred in the amendment OF the Senate
to the bill for the payment Of the militia and volunteers
Adjourned.