New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
the charge about the conduct Of the wsr, or Of u's
President, or Secretary Of War; or only asanss Tbs
Generala In the field

Mr.. STEVENS-I intended to place the blame OK.
actly where il belongs; an no sycopbant ana par
osi.e. What Think say. AZ these tbings bavs
Ise nernetrated over and oy~ again ithoot rebuko
go, tbo enrointing power desre the House and
.ra -,orIJ - understand where the responsibility
%r. KELLOGG--Does the gentleman charge tbs
I On the Administration
| Mr. STEYENS--I charge II on the management
az the war and the different branches Of the Ad-
miustraiion DO not mean to batter. believe
tae President honest, bat, being Of yielding dis
position, Las fallen under the malignant iniunce OF
/ kentucky counseis, aud therefore has adopted tue
policy / IeDuke.
NJ llALLORY-Does the gentlemen atlempt b
ridicule the Kentucky celegaiionl
Mr.. SIENEN5-I don't say so; nor do mean
any gentleman 81 this House.
Air MALLORY-lhen the gentleman intended 70
rarpetra;e q Joke. There are powers behind the
/ iiroue greater than the throne itself.
Mr. STEVENS remarked, in reply to Dir. NAL
lorv, that from tie Communication lie had WIN tns
Secretary Of War he lSteyensl did not THINK Ia:
Secretary held auy fucn Sootine as that attributed
/ Uy tie gentleman from Kentucky.
Nh MALLORY did not consider the interview
between hin and ibe Secretary OF War confidential
or private IL was in tue presence OF Two oil his
colleague aud therefore he had 10 hesitation IN re'
psatiug what had OccurTed II,
/ MR. SIEVFNS wi,bed the Secretary bad replied
by saving: - have sent arms and clothing South.
Win o. ier5 to supply Oyel uen there IL THIS an
s,t 5.I ben given, il would have been in accord
snca with what lie supposed were the SecIe1arys
! sentiments. The employment OF blacks was on. tae
,-,rr,inr ont OF the usage Of all civilized naons-
,.ofir.5 could e produced from history 10 snow
/ oont~srv The usage was ~ hbcfate slaves ah1
tlke Them into service to defeat the enemy. during
the Revolution the blacks were used os washington
as soldiers, and Jackson did the came tnpe. -.
AIR. LOVEJOK tRep., Il.-lby permission OF
Nr occupied the floor for Il snort TINE,
md road from the pfoc'smsti0us Of Washington end
Ioctr., in snupor of Mr. Steyenss position, ana 70
sbo, Inc mob enthusiasm OF coorea Soldiers iHpei-
+ ling to great deess. ", oI,o nooa from,
,onr furnished him by the librarian OF The STAG OF
' veu.Vork to the effect t0at Spain, Portugai pa
IN. Crea, Britain, Turkey, etc, employed soileis
,gifhout regafd to color, including the musteig oi
lrock. into service rs highly importalt anu uesi''
ab,e. He had been enieayoring Tor WeeSs las, "
introduce BIZ for this purpose. In IspN 20 naf.
Bingham he said nc provided IL tue pid 'oi "Oe'N'
10 al thus employed. - ~
Mr.. STEVENS was thankful to Mr. sedgTlcs
for the portion Of history be had produced. lie hs'
. heep toit BIZ a venerable Senator from mont,
/ who had seen them, that regiment OF eoofeo
/ soldiers were employed On the northern lIoheeis
duriug The late war with Great Britain IL "es tue
dutv OF the Government TO follow the poiiey ineug
rrefqd by Gen. Hunter that gallant aud sagaclclt
4 colder VINO now commands our armies in South
| Coroliug. You canuot put down insurreciOn until
,-ol rerpove The canse. You cannot conquer the
south as long as You permit slaves TO cultivate
Southern soii during the hot summer montns. He
WIS fer arming the slave population o. the oouth IA
ma war OF freedom against traitors and Rebels
He v,oud'nOt resort TO tDIs 10 an emancipation OF
abolition measure but as the means OF pultlugo0Wn
tbo Rebellion. lie referred 70 the Methooists, Zap
fists. Old and New-ScnOol PresOyteIlahs, %cp as
toing couscent ously and solennly expressed rheit
rief that Slavery Is The cause Of the Rebellion and
H., NAII.ORY-I EN- as anxious as the gentle.
man eau be- and think from the stronger motive Oh
2 ssif;rt,ye-t 90 INT down the rebel on
u Nr. STENENS--l don. { doubt 1t. We only diiier
ia opinion rs 20 the means
Pe.el should oe used, ~ our armies advance 40 a,i
iugg.a service such a. boating ana assisting on IOiti'
Gc.tioua. Ny reasons against afmiEg them are L.
/ When armed, thew would be turned loose against
thoe who had been their masters; their practice WIZ
be- indiscrminate slaughter Of men, women, aud
chl.dreu >. You cannot, for yoaf lives, make Of
tie ezuersc Of organizing them. Ore shot iEom
/ cannon would dsperse 5j,OD Of them.
Wr. STEVENS quickly responding l-Then they
will Do 10 injury to the Rebels vino hight them. L
am for employing them against tIelr LAas1eIo'
srp,ose tie gentleman wants 10 employ tlem Ia me-
us service and after the war, return them 10 their
masters under tie Fugitive Slave law In furtnef
remarks he said he WAS Tor putting Item III IRON, OF
tne batuc. lie would RAISE hdndieo thousahd To-
+ marrow They are not barbariaus, and are as much
calculated 10 be human as any other class oil the peo
d Me H. WAS + lse 10 say they would not make Soo1
so.aiers lie would seize every foot OF land and
DOLLAR 81 property, and apply them 70 the uses u
war AZ orr armies 10 aloug. lie would plant in the
C,,,h military colonies aud sell The land to solders
~ fc.l9m holding the heritage OF traitors, and
binding up institutions without the recognition OF
Slavery. ,,,,.,,-,. -, w.,
/ on motion Of Mr.. WASHBURNE, the House, by
81 syairst % laid on the table the motion o. nr
NIcRIiae to reconsider the vote by which Cen
Hunters letter was ordered TO Dc printed.
I The House non-co1curred IN the Senate's amend
meuts TO the United States Note bill, and Commit
tee oil Conference was ordered.
! The House passed the Senate joint resoutioo
designating the frst Tuesday in September AS the
time Of meeting in Chicago OF the eorporators under
the Pacific Railroad act
! Mr. HALL introduced joint resolution, which
was rassed authorizing the Secretary OF War 10
frrrish clothing to wounded and other soldiers, 10
substitute tor that lost by the casualties OF war
I The House pas. ed he oil reported IRON the JUN
ciary Committee probioliDg the confinement OF sol
diers Ina the District Of Columbia, except IN punsh'
msut Of certain crimes, ana olscharSmS those now
there.
/ A resolution was adopted, calling on the Secretary
! If War 10 iulorn the House whether any Member
OF Congress has beea interested in contracts since the
| lst of April last. A.
The House then went into Committee OF ths
/ Whole on tie State Of the Union.
\ Mr.. HUrCHIES Rep, Ohio replied to the speech
OF his colleague (Mr. Cox, heretofore delivered.
relative to Ohio matters, involving the free negro
question. Adjourned.
yTc Boston EeSatiu.