The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10

Ough. 70 DO DONE tell the me truth and rosor. e
,so ~ cont 0f ssu.ss 90 nU
,sc,. s SrSs a,snts which are Me-.
10. the free and istsssns me Sso ,asa q
n mes t. -y what the state Of things is and
snn country prscis heir purposes, is an Illusion and
o, ns' nee led TO effect and the people or this
sosy, Tue people OF my Sa.> = AID they the
psosle VIII support this war; their hearts your
a as ours Let th m know then. plainly wn-.
nee ncs are and what will be required Of them. Wa.
drsso ihs Governors II hs different States addressed
TO me Pr eient requesting him TO call troops
Tor they Tn, 0gnt might be Ia The OF
coming events What did it al mean Il meant that
the President aud the govsrnmsns thought that they
by disease and the enemy Didn't all know III Ddr's
tho enemy know tS Dadn't everybody know that we |
and quick, tell the truth-why we want them and how
soonI Appeal 70 the people, and lss them know what
them honestly and you win get response from every
trae Northern heart Therefore, hope policy will
have stood up here 70 denim any man. or thas
or that General or the President respect the Prsst-
By him hay. don. II could and co S seI siI
Icouid TO the support OF this and OF our gene !
n as aaa ss, continue to DO So they
wise. or able to do the very best things II they DO
tho D.s. they can. oan bid them God speed and 60
on 10 gnt THIS battle till they conquer But toll
the truth and treat your enemies enemies and the
wors. Of enemies Avail yourselves, like msn Of every
power which God has placed in your hands accomplish
your PURPOSES within the reach Of civilized warfare
But the man who hampers with this question, and
talks against employing for which they
are ready and able 70 do TO doubt some mes
wheher Alter all there Is not something wanting the
heart The people, by this bill are casd upon 70 con-
trb 70 more men; and il you wish them TO do IL with
nesrts I'm their bosoms, you must show that you |
nave some eeiing for them; you spa them from
every trouble, annoyance and exposure you can
and God knows they will have enough sucn warfare
Mr. Rcx, (opp.) Of Mimi, said the time had come
when We must recognize tho Southern confsderscy
speedily put ii down all the power
Must We, whom rebels resort to all means, fail from any
sirkly notions-refrain from using all means in our
hesitate moment but would vote for any for
that end.
Mr.. WILSON, (rsp.) of Mass briefly explained the fea.
lures OF the BILL and denied that he claimed that
the government had forces than II needed
gard TO recruiting being stopped he said that It was
necessary to close up the recruiting stations
expense. He was glad TO hear the language Of tho
Senator from Maine in regard to the conduct OF the
Many OF our brave mon had been dealt hardly with to
protect the property OF rebels. He for fighting the
battle to successful issue and drafting if
that the style Of rosewater war must aud
better to tell the whole truth to the people and
tempt to deceive them. IL seems If had organized
system Of lying in this country He thought the
sorshp of the press had been of great disadvantage
Revolution, and Kentucky and Tennessee did the
at the battle of New Orleans Many Of brave men 7
town, where there hundreds OF blacks ready to
work. These rebels acted with great energy skill
the means in their power to destroy the government,
and 1t becomes US TO put forth strength and all
means To suppress the rebellion.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. HALE from the Committee Of Conference on the
Naval Appropriation bill, made report, which was
agreed TO.
RESUMED.
Mr. DAVIS. (Union) ri KY, was willing TO have the
usgross work In the ntrenchnsnts, &C.. but he OPP
posed TO degrading white people by making them fight
the side Of negroes He referred to the horrors Of the
of st Ok mingo and said the border States
would fight to the death the plan TO arm the slaves
Mr. RICE said he sorry the Senator would not como
down TO the present ago. when the rebels employed In
dams, and hled the canteens OF their men with gun. |
powder and whiskey, TO make Thorn than fsnds.
stranger hare would suppose the Senator from Ken
lucky emissary defending the rebel government.
Mr.. DAVIS (interrupting)-1here is nothing in what
said 10 authorize such = statement
Mr.. RICE continued, arguing that negroes might well
be employed, and hoped the time would come when RI
Northern men would look on this question practically
The rebels hesitate at that God the devil
iad given them, and why should stop and higgle At
what is clearly justified by the laws of war? 9
E1RcuTIvE SESSION. q
The Senate went into executive session. p
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