New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

ttlllOu are tNHOn1uohs. mo S~Nt ~~@NAN
terms. The Arch Fieud sent forth with treason
MAJ ked bis brow ie represented by Great Britain
ea roaming over the world, eIch'mlng:
Wsich wa, shall ay9 Wher. e'qrI sy
Il hrlL Mys.lf sm hrlL
Il Ia pre, ely 80 with his progeny and frst-boIn-
namely, The system Of American Slavery. Wherever
Slavery il there il rebellion. IL IL its, ii rebellion
| its corier.Stone, ars, and support. Tie took the
position lba. iher Slavery or the Repabic must
! Ierioh. He wOuld tell the gentlenan from Ken
lucky (CrittendeDl, and all other advocates una
defenders of the system, snd those VINO cry tneu.'
selves hosrso iu attempting to tArow the prUtecuon
of the ConMiution around it, that it Is the desire OF
the Republic that it should cease to EXIT Inere ~
no cry OF refuge for it, Like sn Internal assassin
has it, knife drawn, and is endeavorlng TO dive "
the heart of tho Republic
m N need not cry the - Cons ituion' tor It's De.
fnsa. II shall b. said, " BE slain in the nsue OF
nv country and my God" lie denied that sIaVeIy
bias any guaranty or recognition IN the C0ns~'uI on
He srgned that it wss their Iight ana nu'y 70 u1
destroy the Republic. He was IN fayor OF the re-
.,oraiion of the Union with the right 10 stand on
American soil snywhere, and proclaim nis senti'
menis lie wanted 10 s,and any whers on American
soii without the enforcement ~ drspo'ism 70 nase
him hold bis tongue. lie wanted to speak in South
Carolina, c. 'orgis, Mtsisippi and Louisiana,
without the threat Of lynching OF coat OF tar and
ieatbers tic genileman from hentucKy tCnt-
ten en asked what would goo 600 OF slaves turned
loose do : Turned loose 7 This term was used as
il tie slaves were wild bea Is. Now he (Lovejoyl
had ,bis 70 say, at present wouli let them alone
TO lake care Of themselves, which they were
abupdsntly able 10 do. The rlavehoders bad better
turn their attention 10 another point, namely;
what will they do when they cease TO i've on the
unrequited sweat and toll OF the elayes
He denied that lie aud his friends want 70 make
this an Amt Slavery war; but The only way to put
down the rebellion aud restore the Union wss 70
Mr. ROSCOE CONKLING rep. n. " vas
/ in favor Of the motion TO commit the CoDtscsiioa
bills 10 tho Select Committee, and rose to move u :
previous question, with view not to delay bui 70
facilitate hciion upon the tuhlecf. Ibis niauer was
ons of yast magnitude great IN ifs duration as we'll
ar in III. extent Of iis Importance. Tne Judiciary
Commit unable 20 agrre upon Al AN rmatiVe
/ bill They made affirmative report, and genile-
men were not enabled TO yo'e intelligenlly on the
fifteen bills reported back Hence be thought that
"a Select Committee ought 20 DO appointed 80 as TO
bring The subject iaiIly and properly 1eioie the
| House.
Mr. MAYNARD Union, TenD.l said thst this
was new question, from which we would derive
positive advantages ty discussing 1t. Iney would
have 10 aGopt eoue primitive measure, ss no loyal
man would o'berwi'e be saished.
Air. cox rep. Oh o inquired whether this mat
ter had nos 81 eady been liked IN caucus IL 70,
whet il inr ue oi Discussing III The gentleman
from Now.York lCOnkliuel dicated that II was
iOiegOuO CONCLUSION Ltht tho hu'JeNt hao w Oe 4S-
ie,red 10 = Select Committee. Did the caucus give
/ tlc gcnllsman Couklingl the honor OF calling tue
/ ar-giuu, question:
hlr. ROSCOE CONKLING replied that ever
De. a. fret Tine he hoaTd ID friend Introduce the
ub,ct OF Ohio politcs iu the HOuse, he looked upon
bio. as Er.<ino did on Washington, with awful
roversnce" lie would not allow the experienced
Gentleman lCoxJ 10 involve al uusOphisiicAted man
Ike himself into u discussion about caucus proceed
iDgs There 80 action in any caucus es that
W hicl lhe gen,l. raan suggested.
Ms. COA-i IL, Giobe says 20.
! MI ROSCOE CONkLiNG resumed-Ihe motion
for the pre-, iOus question was piacncal one Inc
debIge ,hed no II -ht 90 the subject. lie was III
ayOr e ConhsCltion Lill 10 aInpliy the punishment
OF treason wi.biu practical 10 bounds. lie would
comic ate the property Of the rug-leaders OF this
gelelhou and re nbutse the nation Tor the expenses
incurred 10 putting down tie rebellion.
Alter tllipor proc ediogs, The House, by a vote
of 30 20 81 adopted the resolution that all the bills
tor the confs,ution OF Rebel pr0ieriy be referred
10 Select Committee OF tevon, with lusiruct0ns 10
4 Mr.. WALTON a,ep., W. introduced bill re-
laiEg 10 treason ana The Rehcllon Referred IL
tLe Select Committee.
Mr. WALTON reported from the Printing Com
mittce l. retOluiiOn 10 print 20o,OVO copies oil thr
Agricultural part OF tie Paten, -Oce Report Tor TIT
use OF members, ND 1900 ior tho Patent-Oitce.
/ The resolution wac amended by prOvding thai
5000 COZ ivs be- printed ia the German Language
and was then passed.
Il The llOuse went Into Committe Of the Whole on
the State Vf the uiOD, and took up the bill making
sn appropriation for bOubiics TO the WlduWs anC
legal Lehs Of volunteers called into service uudei
the law Of July, lebl
Mr.. ROLLINS Union, Mo- always believed that
II was far better 10 sctt5 national difficulties by IN
appeal TO reason and the bhlot-box ratber than BY
arms. The present civil war must DO regarded as
scandal ana diegrAce to the age in which we live
The couspirators in The Judgment of posterity, VII
be considered as moral OuBters aud tie worst i0s'
OF woll regulated liberty. Unfortunately Tor th,
country, President Buchanan WAS weak aud yacii
hating, 0ld his Comet in part composed Of con
spirators, WAS bold, reckless, AMI interruptions
Never WIS 90 much tOfbeannce exercised tOWaf'
any rebels ss displayed in the recent history o
the pas. Although the South were someWhh
,rltaled by the u.ira views expressed by NortheFf
men yet there wss no grievance t1at mlght hot nav,
teen legally redressed lie regarded THIS ss mos
causcless aud infamous rebellion. In the course oi m
remarks he mhintnuvd that our first ana paramount
allegiance wns due 10 the General Government
which il TO be defended against whomeoever 10 may
he At ackeu. Let us, no said, stand by tue reSoig
.on adopted at the Extra Sesrion, " that the war
not NuQod IN any sliIit OF oppression, nor iof any