The sun., 1862-04-25

Mr. Fenton (N. Y } introduced bill 10 settle
we accounts OF New York for advances made by
nat state during the war with Great Britain snd
claims
The Houae resumed the consideration Of the con-
hscation bill from yesterday.
Aitef further proceeding, the House, by vote
otSl 10 81, adopted She resolution that all the ills
ior the couhscat ~ ofr,bel property be referred %
select C0mmiitoe Of seven, with instructions "
report At an early day.
The House went into Committee Of the whole
ON the state Of the Union, and typk up the bill
inaEinE en hppr0prIat. i'r ipuntes !" 'ho wid"v'
aud legal heirs "' volunteers called int service u-
def thc laW oi JuIy, i-6i.
Mr.. Nailsudighau tDuiol sn.d .u speech dolly.
cred IN this Cty the other dsy, not Ia ths House,
certainly mot IN the senate for no such speech
would have been tDeIsted there, the following sp-
pearcd -" accuse th,m, tie Democratic party, OF
deliberate purpose ~ essail through the Judicial
tribunals, sui through the Senate aud House o'
kepresc cntatvJs o' the United States, and oyory.
whore else, and tn overHwe, intimidate aud tram.
pie unuer ipot, 4 they can, tho men who boldly
stand forth Ia dteu.r uf thoIr country now iinper
! He'd by this gigantr rebellion. have watched
long have seen In secret have
seen It's movements ever since that party
got together with colleague of iuiuo In the
other House Rs Chairman ofthe Committee pu reso.
tons J 4 man VIM never had any sympathy with
ths Republic tut whose every breath Il devoted ~
- ds-trct"n, Just ~ isr ~ his heart dare permit
him O. zo"
am here r my place In this House. sui As n
RtI.'- l'vi'y~, ! drnuunce, and sl' Ak II al.
Wise thc author of that speech lsg lar seJun.
drei aud coward IT'S name il Benjamin =.
Wade.
NJ B'akc wished /, mako personal evpana-
t'ou "a reply 10 Nj. Na'hnd' shaun lie understood
tht latter h. say thn' the remarks no, made In
the Senate, sud therefore lis colleague bsd de
nouurei saust1r Wu1c liar, soounlrel aud
coward, under false T. atoucea.
Mr. Va'land.shnm asked that the words be taken
down l,y tys Clerk.
NJ Bake would mpllfy his language 10 the fol-
lowing uieot n culeg ic uttered hs remarks uu-
der n fnlro declaration tHat they were not made
with reference " 70 nber ~ ougrcsF.
Mr.. Vallandighnm asked thst that language
should be- taken down hy the clerk,
Mr. Bake wanted Mr. Nallsutghsm'H words
tiltcu down Nth view t1 subsequent action.
y B,th h.H colleague aid tie senator tWadcl were
well known iu Ohio, aud where the latter Was
known his character needed no defence from the
remark of hisclllfague.
Mr. Nslllud'gh CHAM replied thnt he too was well
kuov u IN OHIO. Tho city 900 which lie lived was
recently returned n his favor 10y change II vote
since .Rst OctDhci of 40 Iis vaE ready ~ meet
his colleague elsewhere or anywhere.
Mr. Blake wished b. know what he meant 10y
ol-c0hrroi : This was the place h. settle diHPuteH
lie knew ~ 10 ether.
Nj Vallandlp ham replied, In the District of Co
umbH, Ohio, nuvv here outside NJ this House.
Mt. BAKE replied he felt that Onto WAS
shRmchlly msuIted by his colleagues remnrkS
nui tIitler he believed tbrcc-iourths Of the pcpp,
OF that state would peak oi him ~ Mr Wade had.
Mr. Hutchinson offered resolution, setting tort
| The 1fcnsivo language used by Mr. Nsl!and Rhui
against Mr.. wade, chErs,teriz.ug n 40 v 0lHtui
Of the rules and breach Of decnrim of the House
/ and concluding hy declaring ilnt Clement l.. Va
! lauiighRm ~ deserving oi ami ~ hereby ccnsure'
] by the House.
/ P,ntmrtnc resolution tho House Adjourned.