New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

symIathy with popular rghts and aimed at the con-
aeuon OF popular liberty, controlled by cold cslcu-
re III harmony with Freedom; but have shown
co. 1tempt OF labor and Republican ideas. Their
lobje,Tt is 70 degrade labor and stigmatizs
pover.v. Traitors here, bad controlled tho
, legisl4hon OF ALMOST everything for years. aud
: Iit was made coutritutory to the atrocious
scheme. To it di loDacy revealed is secrets. The
Treasury was robbed and bankrnpted, the NAVY
scattered TO distant ssas aud arms aud munitions Of
oi war placed in their easy reach Of ttei,. Ths
rebellion was instIgated by interruptions dema-
eoeues' who believed they could WELD power moro
eaehyi supremsiy, and coDlinuously, 10 Confeder-
acy more compact and honogeuous than ti2t formed
oy our iatbeTs Their motive wac ambition, and tue
iu'epueu result, sismemberment aud new Conted-
eI'.y, devoted 20 The propacandism Of the Slave
-ys'em, and tecnri'y 10 aristccrstic IDEAS 10 tina
Gov rnment. IL is our duty TO break 40 by force
the Kebei conspiracy, to overturl their autLority
xpei their agents, and puUish the guilty acthors Of
tue caiaunty' 10 this END, he wo,Id impos. every
needed TAX, ard enact all nesd7d legislation,
hoping that the military measures adopted
aud contemplated would be adequate to
accomplish the purposes of the Govern
ment. Respecting the alleged impos-
sIbility OF subJugaIing tie South-hs believed
they I, lied upon she military power to withstand
ours, and when u shall be broken, will 9imppesx
both the ability and inclination TO maint,in a
b.liious attitude. As the people now IN rebellion
had never been oppressed, according 10 the slowing
Of Mr. Stevens OF Georgia, one OF their officers; az
the rebellion had proceeded fTcnl the people but
poiici ns and deep amnesty (it conld no, exist
amoug the toImer), be believed the, In the contn-
gency named, they would gladly resecept the Gov
ernuent Of the Union. Bot il not, be conld ~ no
view consent close the contest until the complete
restoration OF TIE authority of the Union shall
be Effected until American citizenship eLsll
he importantly protected over every FOOT OF the
t-ritoTy of the Union, and until the disgrace
Of tie past shall be loat in the daw aing. gllo-
ries Of The future. Costly, cripplpg and do
moralning as the war had peeD, or would be,
il was worth much to have had the true theory Of
the powers Of the Government settl d-to have
had all vIcious and emascuatiBg theories crusaed out
and s fitness established 10 Withstand inward
tqeachery rs well as outward attack. IL N ibis
struggle the seductive eopbisms which are TIE in-
spraon Of Sc ession DISAPPEAR il will be an occa-
sion for rejoiing TO have bad the Government freed
of these elements Of weakness whlcn were faet max
ing the payth Of faction, aud she object Of the
cOntemptnOus disregard OF most u 5he leading row-
ers. As the contest was for the nation lie, 10
thought our duty was plain. Il ma7 be attended by
sinking even whose straDgeness will be los; Ia
their deep sguihs ance; 1t may myofe eacrhces prt-
vatous and suffering, present difficulties winch Ia'
ticut courage eau atone suTmonnt; and dem8od ITO
exerciss of every high and rare and maniy yiftue.
Bur TN, fair inheritance shall be saved f,O d joint
ure or demolition and this leOpl-, rising 10 the
stature Of true ber0ism, will nsrbe their name N
characters OF blood upoO The eternal tablets OF bis
tory as the brave, devoted aud suecessa defenders
oi republican constitutional G0vefnmeat.
The Ccamitee rose.
The Honse concurred in the the Sena.e's amend-
nent to the bill for the suppression Of tue Coolie-
rsde. go
the Sena.e's Joint resolution providing steno-
0t,,ober for the COMMITTEE on tie Conduct Of the
War icing read. Mr.. WI, KLIFFE -aid Congress
has thorough sba. Committee, undertaken the COM
msnd % tie war.
Mr.. LOyEy0Y here called him TO orde', on the
ground OF i-releyancy.
Mr.. WICFIIYFE bad merely to say that the
Committee were not ft 10 examine into the war. He
mad heard great deal f The DewspaFe n saying they
ba., tie Genera Chief before them. lie did nos
know what answer Gen. IcCieilin gave, excepting
from report, aDd that wa, ne intended to eonoucs
he wa according 10 HE oEn notions VI night hr.
Wicklhe alluded 20 Naposou, who took charge OF
nj, army On CONDITION that tbe French CHAMBER Of
De,ufi;s would mind their own business.
Mr.. VALLASDIGHAM lDem., Ohio reminded
the gentleman shat Napoleon drove oat the Depur
ties and subyert,d tie Government.
Mir. WlCKLIEFE said, for aught he knew, tho
Military Commitfee nj gLt 5s criyen odt.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM replied, not the Gem
mittee but the Holse OF Congress.
Mr. WlCkLIkEE, resGulUg, sat oDeot the moe
disastrous tiugs vas the creating d di3rust IN Tue
constitutional conductors o: the war, and incidentally
remarked that our army would nave io1gnt better at
Bnll Ran il Cor gees had kept away. Lauglter.i
Mr.. LOVEJOH Rep, ILL., maze some eAtEns-
lions about Bull Run. At c'clok be believed thss
our soldiers victorious, aud the enemy wr ON
The point of retreat our sCliiers, however, lex tho
field because Of thu kebes being REINFORCED by Zen.
johnston, contrary to expectation
Mr. BLAIR (Rrp.. Mo- said Gen. Pat,ersca had
10 Washington that Gen. Johnston bad
Il idsd him the night before, aud Johnston, was
known was thus eusbied to participate IN The fgot
When tins information came 10 the President, be
went 10 Gen. Scott 20 protest against movement on
Nsnnssse an0 Boil Run, but Gca. scot iasi,ted on
H. being made, aud his was va a iull knowledge
t.Al ..,, a.
Johnston.
Nv. COvODE rep, Pa denied that Gen. Pat
tersou had ever tel yraphed any such thing.
Mr.. BLAIR Teplied that Geu. Patterson had telc-
GRABBED that Gea. johnson had Unity or forty thou
md men IL Winches err, when i. was knovn 10
had not half that nuaDer. And in response to o
question askei by Mr.. GOOCt, SAID he knew Gen.
Pauenon TO telegraph either ia Eiiday OF saturday
night before the oatie ~
ceiy ed the information.
MIR plAIR-You had better summon me 70 npr
near before your secret committee.
MIR. WICkLlFFE claimed has right 70 the floor.
Mir. OWEN Rep, \. " appeal TO Mr.. W ck-
life to give the military efit1' an opportunity !"
ol.ouss tue war. Tie news from MiSseari aud eiss'
where indicated that the Lahore OF this Comm stes
were coming to close. -,
Mr.. BLAIR. in further explanation, said bs hsd
MAYER seen any mAa who Ucaii assert snas t.ef
so, Rad vet pur hiasef in danger, or ever !" oaid-
49,, Co, scott insisted on an advance on Manassas
s,a;ust the President and Secretary oil War, hs
Va W"r, =, Gentlemen engaged in lively rnnmg
| ,.ta'a about some points concerning Bull ktn.
Nj. COyODE wanted 80 set tie matter right, bus
could not ol tau an opportunity.
AIR BLAIR remark sd lhat nobody inside or ocs
Of The House could conxoyert The Statement. ne hal
made. "
Air. Coyode might be beard.
Mr. WICKLIFEE, however, gave he focs 70
Mr. CRAyENo IN Ind l. who said thsre was no