New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-19

A sRssoit.d That the Committee Naval Afsirs 10 IN
OF maquo ought to be ,ued for the purpose Of cap
turing Destroying the privsteer vessel known A. the NO
h.ing out tho ports OF Great Britain for the purpose Of
pfeins ppon merchantmen engaged Ia lawful commerce
and what further leeion. Is necessary for that
TIE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
TIE House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Army Appropriation bill for the
year endinn with June, 1864.
question from Mr.. Vallandigham, said it contained
An aggregate appropriation Of $73l 100000.
Mr.. MALLORY, after the bill had been read
through offered the following:
Resored That GO part Of the money appropriated sh, Dc
30 to encourage the OF slaves from their
nasie. or to support and mantan slaves that DO escape
from hr masters for any purpose Of emancipation or col
onzaton any other object than the re establishment
OF the authority the Constitution aud Tho laws Of the United
This amendment was disagreed to; Yeas, 49,
NAYS G6.
The bill was reported to the House.
Mr. WADSWORTH moved that the further con.
sideration thereof DO postponed until the I'd OF Jan
nary next Disagreed to--U against 93.
The demand for the previous question wa sec
onded By vote % 30 against n.
Mr. MALLORY said if bis proyiso were added to
the ill., il would receive UNANIMOUS vote.
The vote WIS Il en taken on the passage OF the
bill, as follows: Yeas. 1917 Nays, 3-yz: May,
Norton, Wicklihe
sANDERsON's BREHCH-LOADING CANNON.
Tie House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on tho frat bill on the cal' ndar-the bill
being to enable the testing Of Sande.sons bTeech-
loading cannon.
SPEECH BY SIR. YEAMrH.
Mr.. YEAMAN Pro-Slav., Ky.) made speech,
during which be explained the reasons why he re-
Gently offered resolutions declaring the Emancipa-
lion Proclamation Of President Lincoln uncOnstitu-
onal and not calculated to hnsen the restoration OF
peace and as an assumption of power dangerous 10
The perpenty Of the Government and the rights OF
the citizens. He said that lie had promised bis con-
stituenis uphold the unity Of tho Republic and ina
supremacy Of the laws, and that be wOuld support
the Administration ana the President 80 far Is he
che President would wage an honest, earnest, and
decent war, within the Tale the Constitution, ana
according 10 the ussges Of civilization ana humanity
for the vndieatIon of the laws. lie tleamanl
would If the choice were presented, take the toy
eminent without Slavery i'll preference to slavery
without the Government. But differing from the
radiciiis he (Yesman) did not believe that Slavery
was the cause of the ebellon-.herefore he would
do nothing 10 destroy the institution, nor could be
for The same support the Presidonrs IrocIH-
nation 10 hberate the slaves, and he lleanani :eled
upon the conservative feeling Of the people vi the
country to sustain him in his position ON this
9 uestiOn.
Mr.. CRAYENs, Dem, Ind), replying to Mr.. !
Noell who spoke yesterday, aaId that he lCrsyensl
belonged TO the Democratic party who have ever
cen he friends Of the Union ia all it, terrible con-
fics vt home and abroad, and who have ever main
tanned the Constitutional rights OF our citizens. lie
(Cravens spoke for the Democrats Of the state OF
Indiana who have not hesitated 10 give PRECEDENT
Lincoln aud The Departments all the men and money
tney had asked for TO put down tbi. rebellion aud
more too. He Cravensl was opposed 70 TIE Enan- /
cipa,lon Proclamation Of President Lincoln. lie
was tor the UnIon the Constitution, and tue
Enforcement Of the Laws, and in favor OF
rVfu tha "
people who had achieved such glorious
moral ,riumphs ia the recent elections would
continue tho contest until they had whipped out
con yciely rampant radicalism, which, If not re.
buked, would overthrow the Uuion-the last, beet
hope of man for civil and religious liberty. The
Democratic party intend 20 MAINTAIN the Consti,u-
ton, but they feel humIlisted to see only biunder
alter blunder committed by This Administration. 10
have dis Government maintained on the bass OF the
Constitution. aud TO have this rebellion put down,
was hat the Democratic party wanted.
Tie Committee here rose, and tie House adj
'uur!td.