New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
~. Tvs asked Mr.. Sumner where be got DID

York n,v,s had 10 doubt of Ito fslny OF ins
Mr. w SON lsIass) said be hat ooaioahs Lava. v
,ance of fle lie lrac.iul treatment q l'Sh'''
by po,tious If he army. a., ,.,,,,, % flyi.
M SIMMER also refsrre 10 tba return - 80 e
q .,ov.s from the camp. Of Gen. Buell. ana 20 ~
ID ~ C!on, Ualleck excluding all fn3itiYS;. 80
the Iino. ~ Gsu. Haileck. He sumner 'a' o,,n.
order was unconstitutional, ABSURD, a;,v snl
mon scnse, aa outrage upon aoinu'V nrder wouH IL.
"lnSo .l3 The valuable nforma ion recsNsss N.~.
fno;,;ves auch as for nsante, tbe esEtmp %
ntears md ,he Evacuation OF Frederssfonfy. o,
Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, Deli s onsre" "'
.mendment TO the resolution the following o...,,
,nd 10 10 ipoars uha, isher legislation ~.
citizens OF the United s'ssea ,,,...ons
NJ Sspl.bury referred to The number o. Pe,s"%'
,, San },on, ne States Of Dcl,w and mary AM
Thry b.d been seized by the rnii airy 80,
drs ICED awny 10 forts and pi1Sons oi'a 49, II
Lc,'t n yyeet OF tw0 we're dischargel Deca.o9 ~ -,
could be found with them. Ihere men ".,S ga ,.So.s
Lass sho are deemed 10 be of no eeeouni anu 80 80
;n.eress do not eppear 10 be cared Tor. 'ney III
| tunatoIy are free white persons II:so ,;w,oS
had con,Iuitle ed 40 otebse, were se|eu IL .h.
every Law and every right. IL me wropks ,o, 49,
nesro are 10 be redressed, re couia on,y non Hs
sa,oe iu,tice might be meted out 10 WINE nch' ~
asked nothsy for men who were dlrloys' 70 s.e
ern,neu,; he would have them punisoeo "''' ~"
extent OF the law. ~ ~ ,as.a--
The morning hour here expired, hhu Wv"
tion bill whs taken up.
Mr.. WILSON Rep, Mara. offered an ene iaIisss
% tho s,,rb s.ction Of Nr. Coiia.ncrs snbsiitgt,
sn.horIsiug the President to make p psoelamat'oa
sDd free tie slaves of those who con'noe 10 eoe,'
lien for thr,y dsys. After The passage ?t th.s ss'
hf ,id he e,as willing TO confess th' hs .nieI 'o
Tc,rdc wa, for the emancipation OF me sia'ct
Rsb~ls lie uao in favor Of tbeecnbscahon of .us
prorsrty Of the lesdero aDd'on amnesty 70 ~
masses; bu. slavery was the carss of the h'nc'"Js
and was a 81 at Rebel agent, ana he Ga - .yA 80
jbov laval men could be friends Of Slavery slavery
has been for thirty ysers sgRTessiyo on esery'omg
Good and free n tie Cove nmsat. He saw no sci'
dicr. sick or wounded lying in the grave bas -
felt tina, Slavery had doe It, and slavery hsa o.ex
the Murderer OF these brave men. Slavery wasti3
grea, euelny nnd the only enemy OF tbi, eouiEsv
aud TO-DAY ibis criminal aud murderer u trying "
tbro.>ie the Govcrnu ent and destroy toe Da,pl
life Seeing and feeling a this, be would s'iixo
Slavery end destroy IL II Ec eonld. he wNsJ
ron,ress had me Iiylt 70 free the slaves 81 y
Rebels; and if they sdjonrIed without putting sa1
a law the statute 6ocEs, lie oeheVou ,.s!
wcud be false and recfeant 10 tho eolp'rZ.
SIayery scoiIed and jeered at the Delay
Non cf Indepepdcnc' End derided lbe to,S
ing millions Of Northsin mudtlis. '"sS
,ts ,ool, hate the people and the Government, fiS
wherever Slavery IL strongest tneFe is 'he nos'
loyalty, and the most hatred OF tne ' nossr' S,ar
we would have peace, we must des1roy ohscJ.
which " the great came Of the rebellion ana sc
lovSlry. He behev ID we sholld 90 to tte eNtreIde
vcrye Of constitutional rights, nnd II there was sI
doubt he would give 1t in favor Of bis eouniry, -
NOT in favor of slavery. He had no doubt oi tn'
nolicv of this measure. Ia almost every measu~
for the SUPPORT of the Goyernment i has been oe'
iected. that L would offend he Rebels, and PerhsH
men of the Border States. lie was tired OF All tosSs
nLiection, "A long ia Slavery stands there siand1
an ereny ,bat can never love the Goyernmentsf r
loyal Destroy il, snd love for the UpIcn an$
Constitution will return, together With ieenng
shame that men could have been 20 pervered by ths
monster of slavery.
MIR. MORRILL, lRep., Mel The bin before he SeU
ate is calculated TO strike directly ~ The reeeoie
This bill simply authorizes the President " seiso
such an amount o. PIoperty a. rS ne tbs deens s1
the United States. Does anybody oppose tlisy
This be done rot for purPo-os OF ewsnclIations
but for the suppression OF the rebellion. VINO op.
poses that This bill 10 effective, and designed foe
the prereut state Of affairs ]he policy OF the oihS
bills is to do nothing to put down the reeehon bU
somehow after the rebellion bas been pat down y
turn the nation into crilninsl courts for punshnsns
This bill simply forteits the property Of c.r'sa4
clsss of persons, aud the forfeiture e to he enforeeA
by tue Presden only in the prosecution OF the wa1
and the suppression Of The rebellion, and, when suS
pressed, all power under this bill, ID at an endt
but the subs,itute offered by the Senator from Vess
mont, provides for tho puDishmens for treasoa u
every psrson who has taken up arms against the
overnrent then it provides that such persons shsu
be forever disqualified from holding Office, and tseu
supersdds the penalty, that the slaves Of such pes
are much more sweeping tLsn those of the bill rec
ported from the Committee. Tie Senator from Ven
mont in bis speech dechred that we have no iiga
10 interfere with Slavery, yer tbs bill autborizes ihs
President arbitrarily TO tree every slave in the coon.
try Then he referred to tie substitute offered bv
The Senator from Pennsylvaria (Cowan), and con.
tended, th.t IL was more sweeEing than any other.
but the fact was that these other bilis were hoia
tended to 10 anything. Congress, me great war
council Of the nation, ougb, TO have the manliness to
take the responsibility, aid TO advise and counsel
th. President, aud not to throw all the responsible
ity on him.
! Ms. HOWE REP, Wis.l dsclsimed any fear 10
act on the subject, bu, voted 10 refer IL 10 Sele.s
Committee because he thought il might simplify
matters lie did not believe tho passnge Of the bhl
would G. pecially Influence Rebels, strengthen tts
friends Of the Government. lie was in favor II
some oonscaion act but copld not say as be favored
tins act, for lie had not bad time TO examine it.
Mr.. DAVIS lUn., Ky.) asked TO have tbe ameDd-
mends read TO tie effect " that The Ill 20 all prop
eiy forfeited under tue act shall vest ia the persons
of the heirs OF those who entered tue service Of The
United States during the ebe!lioU, and have besn
killed OF disabled, and in Union men whoee propady
hiss been seized and con,iscated by the Rebels. tie
said there many Senators whose chief object
was to destroy Slavery, no matter wha. else
wa, done. lie cont,nded at soDe length tls
the true policy of eopfseation wss to devote q
property according to bis proposed amendment. |
denied that Slavery IL tic cause OF the war. l
contended at come length that ia fact the Free Stat
were responsible for the war Of 1912, the war WI
Mexico and the repeal OF the Missoan Compromisy
Ii the Free States had hot brought Slavery int.
Congress, we should not have had the pIesei.,
tiouble. The people OF New-Eugland bad oeyel
oled the mind 10 great extent, but hey are r.
snat and conceited tnst they think they can manag
everybodys business, and therefore they are met
4. opl .fltf, hair pn. alta