The New York herald., 1862-03-13
PRICE TWO CENTS.

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that be would only v't for the ol condition that the
morcy to be raised by shoa expended 20 kcop the
cotton States IN the Union under their ancient social
tom. The gentleman gives that we allow The
cotton states, under any conditions 20 out or tho
Union Ksnt1sky win no. stay with US, but go on into
Nifty? Nothing less than that tho gentleman 10 in favor
ofrasing hund and Atty millions from the and
labor OF tho loyal Stai"s for the purpose Of keeping he
lot States within tie Union their proper and pecu-
al In that event be will vote for the bin but
oheSi.e. This underes tho whole sreech Of the gen.
tleman: that you attempt through tho Instrumental
~ Of your army now engaged In suppres slug rebellion
you atomt in ths preservation OF tho constitutions
and the Union In the Of the good and just
and loyal men OF the Union Graded between two thieves,
70 touch the ve institution Of very-that eivzer OF
State, will depart from you and yours Ii that 10 The
condition upon which the allegiance Of kentucky to be
retained to tho Union and the constitution the all
such citizens and States depart the better.
Mr. WADswoRTH-I annexed 10 condition.
NJ BNGHA2-K the gentem annexed considera-
ton then the gentleman remarks meaningless and
not worth the time consumed in the uttorance Who,
in tho Heaven, wants the cotton states in the
Union. any place else his side Of perdon. If II be
condition that they allowed to retain from age 10 ago,
and from geDeraoa 70 gene alton, this new bsni ci
ylizer OF the children Of the King of DAhomsyf The
question is the gentleman tho Union aftor tho
gyennent shall have exercised s just rights aud used
allthe power which God and nature have givel and
sanctioned for tho suppression Of this Internal desrosY
Union2
is lawful and necessary to overcome the rebclon bat
am not in favor OF preserving the Union by destroying
the CONSTITUTION Dy CungrSsSl'pal uSurfdtl0l.
Mr.. BNsHxx-This Is the question: IT, in tho judgment
of the majority represented in Congress- it becomes,
the language Of the President ndispensaby necessary
10 sweep away this informal atrocty which h roisoed
the brain and deadened the heart OF half the pooe Of
this republic viii the gentlemen and his Satcstand by
tho constitution and the Unop and support that polcyY
Mr.. WApswoK-H understood say that such
necessity could ever arise.
The question was repeated, when Mr.. wApswoRr1
plied-WhenSver majority Of ts House come to the
conclusion that it is Necessary to slavery out o.
kentucky 70 preserve the union, say that w resst
law n nv !tut
action; and If the geacr,an Mr.. Bngham) and his abo
on allies come to my state 70 caforco such law,
then will resist him with force. '-'r0-. ..-
Mr.. BNon,s-1he gentleman has not answered the
question: and will not permit any further interruption
from him. want to know by what right Kentucky
comes to ts aoor and decares in advance that she will
not abide BY the dscision of majority Of tho peoples
in Congress sanctioned too by the exo-
cutive. He will fight egaDsit.
Mr.: wADswoRIu interrupted; but his words were
insudiblo.
Mr.. BINGH.M-I assume he would fight; and what tho
gentleman says Is an after thorght. 10 said he
would lsht and that is sufficient H. would leave tho
Union and ghtus throwing his strength into tho ranks
Mr. w.DswcR1H was understood to say he would do SO
in a certain contingency
through their representatives and Executive hive de-
clared Je Davis traitor But If tho gentleman g pro-
sumptions right Je Davis is no taor and The pee
pie have right to be seeking to say hn--wc have
right place the mark Of Cain upon his brow and brand
him a traitor, and marshal lcgions six hundred
thousand strong to seize his capital drag him
forth to the Judgment seat convict him Of trca
SON. and hang him by, by M the ,' nrek ul no he be
would be good for him, it be good for Jen Davis2
Jef. ravs' assumption was tha, he had right To 60
out Of the Union. because did not by legal enact
nents give protection 10 elavo property everywhere
within the limits Of our ars ictiop by land or ny
hat exactly the position OF Davisnot question
about IT, And the ,.len,an (Mr. wad5worth) seems
% be apt sudeat Of this archleadcr OF the rebellion.
The preservation Of The nation is the n-st and para
aalnt duty of goverDncns: and II it becomes
sforthc common defence. 4 it be necessary for he
preservair OF he constitution and he Unon, aud for
the .ntenance OF tho nation, Of the ncbcst govcrn
men, Of the earth, TO sweep away slavoryihs modern
civizer of tho children OF Dshoneywil the se tie
man. on that day when this becomes nc cssarywi ne,
ask, rise in revolt sgaast his country That is the
question
Mr.. BISGH,M contmuei-You have already answered,
sir. am surprised 10 hear gentlemen say that tho
constitution of the United States and this new c,yli@l-
ton slavery are ore and n-cra able II gentleman
CIr Wa,swortl says he oid say 50. u i ard /,
know what he ud say, from his irelnnnt interrip-
ton repel all such assertions as that come from what
Of human liberty and further, in the wos Of Madison,
not NJ to incorporate tho words slave, slavery or
seryituae in that instrument, which inteDded
1.-Two through ali coming time, and il IL was now intended
that Il sh'ud 30 known to az er sc eatons of mon tat
any such system civilization re the African alayc trac
with all s kindred atrocities existed in The tines o. he
American constitution ! am sick or the sul crci,icus
manners CT geatenen who assai the measures intro
duced here exclusively lor the cnrn defence AID de-
ella ing them violai ons upon tbs coisttuti.n. whore
the violations upcn the cols,itltonY Tic gentleman
(ir Wadsworth) was few days rgo seized wi roy
horror because yontured 70 sert that four millions of
slaves held by the rebels and who in the hands
tho reb Is and were the mainsay Of tho .eIe!lion.
ouslt 10 b. )Iberatsd. ani rrotectcd too whasossr
thoy sho1i seek shelie rnior the holy fla, q, ner;csn
liberty said aso that every loyal citizen IN tc land
held his life aud tho lives Of Ls wife and children in
ssorcd trust 60 tho common defence. That rcma ai
excite any horror in the gentemans mind Oh no,
not atn said that MT only the father OF the house
hold bU. the Oldest born eicc. 10 be seat tho
tented ed be plHced undor mil ary rule exposed to
the battle ncld Rut this excited no snrprse in
the mird of tie gentleman, end he dd not threaten.
with the opposi,ion of tho hftcsn slarc
states TO the tyranny. lirt when it is sad
that this Of emancipation IS necessary for
the defence for tho preservation OF the ati-
tuition and the Union, thea rises the gentleman from
Kentucky in holy horror, and threatens with tho
opposition OF the combined fifteen slave statcs. do
not speak Of Kentucky the gentleman would repre-
sent hcr. When she throws OF her aleg ance under
the leadership CT tbs gentleman (Mr. Noteworthy Will
ever, that day may mover come. ! speak only Of
cottonion, aud OF the Internal atrocities Of the system
which prevails there by law. where u is crinc, punish
rights Of his common humanityayc, even 10 teach him
that there is u uod, whose insso he has besa
created. I speak OF the region where exists
that internal atroc,y which doous four miili3as
of men chains and slavery. speak in the spirit Of
John Randolph, ono OF tho noblsst Of men aVrgnian,
who said that be locked with rnuterabe and
tempt upon that Northern WHO would ofer hiiascH
he ap,ogst Of tho internal a,rociy Of slavery It's
from the slave pen and the b~raeoon OF tho slave that
has come up tho evil influence hch has instigatod re-
bellon against tho ropablcwoh mas urged 20 trsaeon
aganst government that imposed upon Its pre-
sent euonos auy thing but benefits and bsssngs-whch
has given birth 10 treason which has had parallel
since reasonable revolt Of tho angels against tho
God that maio thom Congress has tho right TO
declare all the property OF the rebels subject to
capture and oonlsca,On Everything that hers
the OF treason and rebellion should be swept away
And the strong OF the rebels IN this is the four
millions Of slaves who dig thor ntrcnchmons cultiyas
their fields aud gather the crops that furnish them with
the br rssd which they live u s the duty OF the 60
vernmer 10 administer the lave IN the rebel unil
such time as oy state governments iize by the
people. assert tho proposition, and challenge Contra
dcon that the government Of tho United states has full
and ample power all the revtcf States until the
tmo when the people establish state govern
monts ndsr the cons Tuition, ard In obedience TO tho
constitution, and have taken the oath to support u
! shall never consent that South Carolina or
any other revcsd Stato shr send representa- tatives
20 this floor OF hold any election lcr such ur
pose I'LL sho rst organized goyernmert, every de-
parinept of which shai be loyal aud shall nave taken
solemn cath to support the Constitution cl the counuy
Until this IL done We have the right u govern those
states IA the manoer prescribed ior tho government OK
the Territories.