New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15


Worlds Fair, and appropriating to carry out tbsa
resolution the A1m of $4,000. The hill now befons
the Committee pro noses to appropriate t5 06 IN ad.
dtion to eventuaie the purpose of that resolution
ard the amendments SUBMITTED by Mr.. Maynard forms
snd parcels ont and deSotcs to certain specific Dur.
pcees indicated the whoit or large portion Of
the appropriation. Now, ior one, | am opposed
to the original bill, aid equally opposed to the
amendment offered by the gentleman from Ten
nessee. Ii the question now beOre the House 10
u motion 10 stiike out the enacting clause,
ain for the motion. | believe that, at this time 10
have matter Of much more importance TO do with
our money whether i be the of So, 000 or any
greater or less sum tLan to send any commission 10
fai' in England, or to pay freight to London on
any articles there TO be exhibited. We have
world Fair now in session on tins continent We
are all on exhibition before the void, and we
within the sight and within the hearing and UNDER
gong The examination Of all Clrle,cudom. There IL
oompeti ion going on here, gfapp,e for The mas
teiy IN lhe me arts, aud In tic arts that are
lot 30 line, and we destined here, if deserving
Of them, without tbis appropriation, or any por.
ton a 1t, to receive premiums and diplomas.
and O. have monuments erected 10 Our rational
industry and skill, which viii stand in ve'y
coos, icu0us placns on the banks and shoals Of
time. There i II theater here abundant for the dis
ptay Of every species Of national proficiency ri this
tuIe, afording IN opportunity TO record, high up
auy desires to Gee 1t recorded, in the temple Of
fame aud on tie page of history American capacity.
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cold shoulder TO Great Britain, if were moi rep
resented at The coming carnival OF industry Of all
iions do not think that the En-. lish Government
| do not mean the English peor lebss been at THE
particular time incli1ed to stand so very much On
what have leard called the "high pinfs" of good
behavior, she has been ON some other occasions;
certainly not much that we are called upon
20 devote thiry-iive thousand dollars to purposes
Of urbaiityi il for other reasons we ought not TO
do il. think we have treated England exceed
N lls q
we have extended recently At least one marked act
OF courtesy to the British Government as TO the
transit Of troops If, therefore, we ought nct for
OTHER reasons to appropriate this money, Lok that
considerations OF polteness will constraln us TO
do it. hope that the amendment will fail, and that
every proposition will fail TO give at this time,
cent 10 send abroad from this continent. to fud
another thester on which we may make al exhibition
Of arts or sciences powers that We may Iossess.
Mr. LOVEJOY rep, Hill ann very decidedly
opposed to this bill l think it is enough for us, ia
sil conscience. to have Teen humbugged and dis
honoled and disgraced by the Brilish nation, without
appropriating S35 600 for purposes Of al American
exhibition there.
Mr. KELLOGG REP, H. inquired if It had been
through the action Of the British Government or Of
our own Government, that We have been thus dis
hoDored aud d.sgraced
Mr. LOVEJOY-I understand how it was done.
That Disgrace was all that the nation could bear.
I've marched up it sweating great drops of blood.
We came 10 it Christ went TO the cross, saying,
If il be possible, let this cup pass from U.S. and
vet we are required to say that we did it cheerully
that We did it gladly-and that We now appropriate
thankfully $35 0J0 TO fit out Commissioners to appear
at tie Court OF st. James. 1nasnucb as We Lave
submitted 10 that disgrace, We have submitted 70
lie thus dhhonored by Great Britain, think tho
least we can do'is 10 acknowledge it and to stay
at lone till The time comes that We eau whip the ma
ton. Then will lie willing to 90 AM appear at
their Worlds Exhibition. Every time | thiak OF
that surrender, tie words come nstiuctivey to me
which Eneas used when requested by Queen Dido
10 rehearse the suffer- Is which had beiaIien the
Iruans during the siege and capture Of Troy, Oh,
Queen you require me TO renew the intolersbls
grief of that siege By reac,ng IT," Every time tho
Trent affair up, every time that an slllsion 10
made 70 IT, every time that have 10 think OF that
expression OF the tortured and aSoLzed Troan exile
co NEE TO my lipe--l am made TO renew tne horrors
whi.h l suffered when the news OF the sur
render of Mason and Ssidell reached us. lacknowL.
{ dye IT,, / literally wept tears Of yeAation. l
hate il, aud hate the British Goyernment. 4 hers
low nnbicIy avow and record that bate, and declare
that + shall he unextingusha5le mean to cherish
il while live ard to beqneath II TO my children
wheo Gle, and If am alive when war with In
4 nud comes and if can carry musket n tlat war,
" i'll carry Il. have three sons, aac r.een 20
ebarg, them and do now charge them, thai II they
sL, lave az tba, time reached the ysals OF sf bid
ard strength, they shall cutter Into thet :"
IsIiev e there was ~ need for that snrreIcer sad
bljey GO thst the nslion wonld rather have gone TO
ar In Great britain than have suffered the dis.
g,oce of BEING ii suhed and being thus unayenged.
have not reached tie rublimaIion OF Cbr'napi'y-
at exataion Of Christianity which allows me 10 "
nsutel, abused and disbonored. | can bear Ell
bat rs Christian, but TO say that i 10
n cheerfully il more than | can bring my
.elf to, 1 trust in God that the time is
not fer di.taut when We shall have suppressed
his rebellion. and be prepared to ayense agd
wire out the insult that VIC have received We WIZ
hen sir no land, we will app cal TO the Charities
of England, we will go to the. old French hab'i9ns
Of Canada, we will join hands with France ana
Russia 10 take away the Eastern possessions oil thAs
crond empire, AID will take away the crown from
That Government before we cease. 'rst III God
that tie line will come, l trust The appropnauon
" III be voted down. One OF our Commissioners,
understand. is The individual who writes those pieas-
snt Letters asking to submit ~ insult ehsefiui
10 smile At this bitter cup drue ged with tie titcfess
ingredients that were ever pressed TO human ups
,,,d no, 10 make a face about it. don't believe
here was any necessity for this snrender' l am
strongly incluei 10 believe that we would have bfes
All he stronger for this difficulty with Great Brian.
for il would nave made feel the necessity oil max
hi short work with the re bes.
After further debate, the liouse tabled tue Dill "
a large majority. Adjourned