The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03

willing 10 withdraw tho conditional remark respecting
Mr. Cox said every sps. SANDER hsApsd on ne Tween
ty-s'xth regn,sss ana Shsr bs tnOpsssms from some
Illinois army correspondent
Mr. wAsnBttss rejotoed that ae siander had been met
Mr. Cox said a great deal hss been published about
Ohio troops. lie bad kspt Tvs eva on the statements
Every word attempting to cast stain upon them was
false.
ms 81. &c. d a oe ssi Of 'a:
Mr. s ss rsp Of NJ expressed the hope tba. tho
OF our troops and Gndps fault with who have noby
performed their duty II srrorswerS committed tho
hgh, ley us al renegber, the bravery and gallansry
displayed and the sacrifices made.
Mr. WILSON rspt) or. Iowa, cad no charges had been
aas against General Grant, slough 'hsroa's di'rsncss
tary authortes Would be- s 70 deal with The err rs Of
army efcers. He regretted this discussion Darings
service of eight years he had never found Il
cessary to yndieate tis floor he conduct of any OF
his fellow citizens either tor the OF skill courage,
and that this would always he so he earnestly holed.
Without disrospect he would say your would do
better and the cause Of ts country bs advanced you
would read the Rio. Acs and disperso both houses d
Mr. VoosaIxs, (opp) Of Ind. fslt that he would be
Grim nal if he did not yindicato Gsnerai Smith from
cruel charge when it iuhs power TO repeat what
Cocnei Key tho Judge Advccats OF McClsisns stau
atcd To him. This he did showing that smith rods into
baltic and came out Of galanty and in conclusion
deprecated mans good nams being aspsrsst in the
| manner already mentioned
MIR. rl, (opp Of Del. rose TO vndiczte the state Of
Delaware the attacks If gentleman nstncd sauls
bury - , ..,, ,,rorv
70 tho rules TO apde to what was said by Senator
Mr. AIIHS (opp) OF Ohio, wanted to know whore the
| remarks made.
Mr. FisuEn replied they were not printed in tho Gite
ihs SPEAKER rernnded Mr. Fisher that he could not Of
lude 70 remarks n the SENATE, -. 80
I Mi. R'ahRrsos-Whsfs were the remarks uados
| Mr.. TisWI--SonlewheTe I'd the town OF WASHINGTON,
lhssc remarks wais In pat that .rrests Wero made in
Delaware Of who loyal citizens Of tho United
states as lby al az were ~ be- found in America.
Nj. vooafIss--I call The gentleman 10 order.
Mr.. FsnEg--l knowtifc SHOE pnches. The gentleman
don want the matter exposed here.
Mr.. VooEIiEI call the gentleman q order for apply
| Ing 10 mo remark Of personally oiepsvs character.
The SpEaKgis--l do not 80 understand it,
NJ. FrSHER resumed saying thathar!ssH McWhor;er,
to whom the Senator referred being loyal, quite
be reverse and wasnsp worthy of much considcra-
9h sh ,s Sb sgsh he os ID
answer hero or slssn This had exp sed fast
horse which ne called "Jef, Davis Mr.. Fisher took np
in order number Of the Iazslstt Guard whose seces-
Mr. coI wished 70 saow whether there we're any other
people left in Delaware. daughter
| Mr FsagE-i know ii hurts my friends.
| Nr. Cox--Not AZ all,
M. FsasR-''Ie. tho CALLED jade vince, my withers
Mr. Cox-i tho1ght, from your list OF names you had
made out majority Of the psopio If Delaware don't
syapathi;e with these Of whom you have been speaking
1 Mr. f.snra-I dollt know any such thing. know tho
| member from Ohio is gensenan. Qaughter.l
Mr.. Cox-I ask the gentleman whether JEFF Davis is .
| good running hersef gtts..s s.4
MI. FsuEs. NO; he's tsottsr: Uaughier.) I was
going through Sac list Of the Internal Breckinrdgs
ossscn party, Of which tho gentleman from oho was
! rnsmSeF ~.S1aa-- - .--.---
| Mr. Cox--No sir. II you dont state the fact abou;
this We shall hyveto discred what you havo slrsady
/ said ~. II ~
Mr. FIsaKar nov unds stand the gentleman voted FOL
Douglas.
! Mr.. Ccs--yes; l went for hira body aud soul.
Mr. ther having concluded his remarks the House ad
| journed til Monday.