The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-05
TIE NEW YORK SON.
MonDAT moRHTHa. AUG. 9, lssi.


ExFHA sRssnoN-s.--.s.
WssisOto. Aug. s.-Ths Senate met 1t II
Mr.. svmsHs. Qfus } presented . memorial
om citizsns Of hArloUro, Mass, askiog Coo.
gree 70 ne All means 70 pat down the rsbsl
Ion
1hs msmorisl was laid on the tabl..
MI. kEnrsDY (Md) offered the following
re-, luton from The Mar Land Lsgislatufs.
Whsysas, Ross WrsArs while in the dis
charge q his ofiicial outy was arbi rarily snd
illegally arrested IN the highway by fore. Of
srms By the Federal 0ovsumsnt, and suudry
oth.r eltssss Of Maryland vas ssizsd by the
ssms dsspotie sutbori,y In violation Of their
fights ana In violation q all thar personal rights
a. citizsxs Of Mafylsnd and whereas the an
consti uticnsl and arbitrary acts Of the gov
e;nmsnt are not oonfnsd 10 Mnylspd, the
proper'y Of no ran 10 sale, tbs ssnctity II no
twenlDg respected, and the ,surednsss Of pii-
vAt cJfrsspondencs no Longer exists.
Ther/ore, Toe Hcuss OF Delegates doss not
wish htstciy 10 n cord the o5srthroW Of ali
public reh's without the record OF their indig
nsnt ptots Of resentment against "a n &C q o.
fresidsttial tyranny ard usurpations ana out
RACES By TIE FEDERAL Government.
MT. Wnkssos (ainn } moved that III. me-
mortal be returned.
Mr.. kennedy hoped not.
MIR. MonRILL (M..) objected 10 the rscsp
ton Of the memorial liz language was not
respectful, and IL was not signed by the Gov.
srnor. Il did not snanAts IRON the proper
BODY.
MIR. wuKrsson said the memorial was
neither 70 pectful nor true. IL was ia'ss In
form, fAlse IN fact, and an Outrageous violation
Of right.
Mr.. KEsrxDr hoped that tho petition OF
MAryland would not be rsfussd here. He
hoped her rights would be no more tram sled
upon. She was loyal state, bat itrugsHog
under the weight q oppression.
M. HAZE N. II. y argued that the petition
shonlt not be refused. He said Il was q dan
gerous step 10 refuse the right Of petition 10
any rsy. IL vas not the FIRST time that petit
ticns he'd come here which wsrs not considered
| respectful by many. Let the L'gi AAturs Of
/ M.J land ray what they think, no matter II Il
70 moi Ilaes,nt 10 our ssra. Lat tho m.morlai
be en's'od on ihs pcords snd LEI history Iad,.s
OF tie Truth Of the charges. Mr.. HALE then
fef'rrsd TO the struggles Of JoHs ouHoI
ADAMS FOR tbs right OF petition.
Mr.. WnKDsor said that Mr.. ADAMS nsvtr
stood up to justify the reception Of Statement,
rhich w,rorst uua. lie (WILKISsoB) want
I'd tgbtipR men now, not Ia king men. tn,
senator from Nav Hampehre (IaLn) had
b,tt.r be looking Afur the success VI tho arm,
Il ths government than elogging the govern
L msnt
Mr.. HAZE asked what III. s.n,lsu a, wrt
KIysopl ID, anti
hr WnKnsos said Just such % ,sct o. a.
that nado by tho gentleman to-day. II Ross
| WISAns was a'r sted Il was right. The only
Il wrong vss that there were too many s,nsitivs
Il msn- II Ross WrNAHs vas q traitor and used
bis powr and money to aid the rebel army, be
Er. ClAnx q. ~ said that II. p.psr wa
rot signed with the seal Of the sac. nor 10y
the Sp'alrsr Of the House, or Senate Of msry
/ la-d.
Mr.. MoRsIIL coptonded that tho nemoria
could not b printoe, a. IL did not snAnat
ffoa leeis Ative body, 'ald was not respect
full or fruitful
M. AT,nosr Or l } said that h. eoui'
not cont.nd that the neGoral was truthful OIL
retpectfh but he would not rsfuss 10 receiv
memorial from Soverega State.
Mr.. TavnBuLL (lil said that he az ICED
With the Senator from New Happ ,hirs aud h'
L TsLMsu.L wonld hold sacred Oh, right Of
petition. Hs believed that ths Consti "a ion
Intended that every body should have III. right
taken 10 what they o.h,vs add have a RICH; to
be epitsfuI. He did not suppose that there
sss any design TO hsslt the Ssnats.
M. BArARD (Del said that he could sss
no intentl0 n insult Ssnators. He (BAYARD'
thought ~ The memorial Of any 'tat. shOui'
| Mr.. WnRsssos then Withdrew bis osjsc
tion to the reception OF tbs memorial but Oh
| jsctsd 20 lie -bslng Tr.ntsd.
Mr.. PKApos (Md said that the paper Va
not necessary TO be signed by tho Governor o
Maryland. There was no intention TO insul
/ the S,nats; In fact the insult was the o,he
way II would be an insult 10 the STATE 10 r,
| FUSE TO receive the memorial, and the Goptr
mont could not continuo such insults withou
creating disunion.
Mr.. FEsssspEN (Ms. thought that T. wa
better to print the memorial. Tnsre vera IN an
memorials hsrs which vers considered disTs
spictful by the majority, but none Of thsu
have been refused printing If the Legislstur
Of Maryland was wrt ng tho conss qusDcss Woul
be their own. He thought the best way woul
be 70 receive and print the me noriaL
The memorial was ordered TO be printed.
Mr. WtLsos (MAss from tho Military Com
Mite reported back The bill 70 pay the We
M. Ksso IN Y } offered a resolution tbs
4 the SECRETARY Of War to recommended TO pa
the Volunteers monthly, Whenever practicable
Agroito.
On mo, ion OF Mr. CoLLAMsR W., The re-
Il solution nxipg the uos Of Adjournment va,
L token Nc.
Mr.. GoLLAMsR moved to FIX the time, o,
russd.y 9Th u August, a. IL o'clock noon
l A rssoiu,ion was then passed to adjourn o.
| that day At thar hour.
On motion otMr. WILSON, the bi 1 to inersss
the engineer corps was taken up and passed.
M. MORRILL moved TO take uphs b !, sup
plensntsry 20 tho act TO protect the com mere
Of tde United States, and punish pirscl
1 ARrsd TO, and hill passed.
TIE S,nats then passed tho bin relative
ID siIi.t Attorney . for the souIhsrn district
| Now 10 X.
hr TRUnBuLL reported from ths Juiicia'
4 Committee, Tho bill relaxing TO TO Jndi.i
Districts IN III ss0u and KsntuGk with m