The New York herald., 1862-07-02


%sss ex my presence in The Senate Very
Ale ara A. r. AvrarLL and others cSn,'1ises' oxhiAe A.
AkrTER FROM the Hon. RsvERDY JOHNSON OF
hARyLAND.
secng citizens be held in seur cV al an early
day received IL I'm me about New
public busness, which renders Impossible comply
% be made. Tnewar amot s aa end Reeion
IT, he consuiion an ihe laws vii soon be reesaois cd
and the 1aion for 50 many months wicsedy and
patriotism mist rule the cocneas OF the nation, Faaii
S Crushed oa rne oa @ ry
sS, n 'ns slavery
% on Ssa Scans M 70 @ hep u II
slsave is removal 70 them exclusively
pnss srns and naoa. posr viii
and to sae S viii them have "a
@ 70 satisfy ssS won aud 70 ourselves tint
Be a! an known iasitGoa can be and T. ~
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ss % Sy sG n,ns mend e n;i,'e .nas / now eonols
n n 4 Soss aS' .A1 as M ssn he @
Q p sias,,a.n Hang seAsysd The hshsss ess
serve hs co.n.ry AMI y MAKE as made by the
,ars .he wonder ana adaira.on of God sraht
@ E o Ss S hs O. ana s s n:
course tells that in teir opinion whole oojec
Is abolish siasery in the States, MT Win ba. against. II:
10 esc o. the no d crime .Ss .Ssr Ss oo
With great regard, yoar obeuisnt seryani,
SPEECH OF HON. CHARLES A. wicxIIFYE.
The chairman intro uccd Hon. CHAkI.fs A. WrhuY,E Of
Kentucky who received with tattsrng applause
ana th,eo cheers for the State ho rorosentcd. w.lI
he said, endsavor TO make myself beard. though my
voice may be strange 10 you and begin by expressing
wish that tho abo lilo lists with whom have boen in
comic, this winter, in Congress could bo here
the patriotic feeling which | have heard and
witnessed oLight. Cchcers.j Ii had come at some
PAIN and nconvsn eace, owing 10 bodily asict,n be
his colleague senator Crttsn len was revented hy
auiy cll ftr
Crittendcn.) He misson-lhank Cod
political mission. to make President, to,erno.
or Songressnan--5lt mission 70 render his
humble AID in bshaf of the Union, threate.ed
by violence in tho field and by lreachefy *
based on tho woics, Tho Union the cpnsti
sutton as IL s." (Icud applaasel. He had been
gagged, with Others IN prevep. ng Kentucky from ak
the fata Step Of sion aud although their posi- ion
was not properly estimated by those who did live
in the state yet thei. desire had avoid takg
an active part III Inc fratrioldsl strcto preserve
kind Of neutrality so far as the shedding Of blood
conccrncdand tho war !od TO the destruction Of thi
Union and of the constitution ticy wanted historian,
when he came 70 wrs the and the Consequence
leave page tor tho record Of green SPOT the
6aion where brother did not she'd brJhers blood to
be in position where they cosld im.loro partiss,
North and South, Tor Gods sake to cease and
Ito the question. (lheers.) That tho position
OF the Union Of Keutucky Iut when the inva-
sion 81 the sacred soil Of kehtucky made by the
Southern army ana their land was declared 10 be ne ss
sary to construct this aon eovernnen:this southern
Cot. adera1y-they sprung from their homes like the
men Of Rcaeriek Dhu How they had behaved in the
say, how they ntonded to behave II IL not for
the wicked. heish measures o. the abotons,s Of tho
North. Cheers, and hissss for the abotonsts.) IL
abolition, and not slavery That the OF this
gebeion. II such controversies passed between
Ioveoy and tho member from Mississippi, In the House,
shat served to wdvn tina breach e disunon. (Grolns
FOR I0vejoy He had the modification, more than once
20 hear II stated in Congress that stakeholder could
tc Union man. His bio ID was old but not cold and be
could not help but rive il bis seal 70 that assertion
the lie dnsct. chsesss Eat i 'Sa's Of the men who
and irm ia their efforts To restore the UIAon its
woated position. 1t hal been sad furthermore that
there should he union OF the states until every slave
IN the uaited States set free. tCrics OF
acvcr.') Such the laogaage cf two dstine
representatives from The STATE New Y0rk-fostes and
Sedgwick. ca voics''ihsy disgrace the state; they
isrelesent usp) declared that the slave power
had welded the destirios .r the country so long, it
ought DO overthrovn and should bo deihroned Bat
what injury had the slave donc TO The government
or the unted staiess gave US territory nsstwest
Of the ONO, which dedicated to freedom,
constituting nve States, represented in tho
legislative halls. They Iasht take the history Of
public greatness. either in defence OF the honor or
preservation OF the physical condition OF tho Union,
holding region OF the coinay, Who yindcated the
rights .. IN sricln 1872 Was the South back
No In. @ shsrs was S.T Isanas lH' wssrs
Governor Strong's militia. He put tho quasan--
had they been told Apr aud nay, 1861, in August
after Baii run that this would be continued until
ihc States n rebellion houd be demolished and become
territories the property a. coanscatsd, and ths slaves
turned ooschow IAay luntssrs would nave gone fr' IN
ths groat slater ss great csctsmcnt was caused by
observing that but black hearted traitors
would engage III such war; The speaker continued to
decai against .be spirit uanssied and the measures
proposed by tho aboliti nists IN Cong gcssespecally
reglrd the propsst Conscson biils-whlch ne said
icd in the arss place ray back East
$50, ,OOO,OQU said 10 be dgs hy the south .ous
wares merchandise AID Yankee notions "a voice
.ccoll iay y1ur dsbts" Cies OF ..Pct him out. And
conflsen.) fes pay your debts (responded thu
speasc), but make the debtors pay thsm, and do
take my pro.csty 10 pay than with (Chaers aud
lausheg lie veneved that Tie leaders OF tho rebellion
had snued greatly against Goa and and their
try Had they renamed In thsir position members
aud sonetors tho majority OF both Houses would have
preserved tas constitution and the onion. and II any
the iaw, these deserved il moro than those
who Lad boen deceived and sstue,d. (Ioud applause
They he institution of slavery Ia the Syithhe
here def,nd II because had not the DISCO
son 10 do it-asl they cannot sst u away. The
sttaton protected it, whs t,s constitution pre-
served What DO they propose to DO In Congress ncwy
TO lls the Whoie negro population within ihs seeded
statcswthin Keatcky, Missouri, Maryland, Doiaware
zuG Ielac ssce--and iEsm Iooss upon Hcciety.
After they have stripped families thcre of their suo
stance, Their horscs, stock money credit OF eveIY
description imipvc islsd them completely tho ns.roo.
then he turned Can such iaea 10 tcIo.
rated by honest mss Of any PARTY! (.ros o mo, noD
And thai was tha effect the bii which had passed
Congress, but which he hoped wOsid receive the
Execll sanction. If Cod ia his Providence would
nerve lie President 70 the act and guide his pen
would be preserved and restored it was
IN less than six months. tArpiause.) II this
contscation act becomes Law and pat In force
this 10 would live 10 tho day that this
Union is restored again. You may government
nominal! held by Individual under tho power tho
y. yuact, but you would freedom action
thought indcpent maintained. A Ufson no
preserved by the iayonsi worth Igltiug los.
fApplansc) Bt he I'd detained them or z. (Cries
of Go on" 60 on. y ono w rd more and he would
close. These who hoad of this business
from Ysnscc ch seits-(Iaughter)- men, as
evident by ihsir tyns a. gst pay for their inso.
vcat d.h;s: hut they seemed tc I've acry dis feyarcs
Of the grest intorosts si people of tho United
ales IA their cJerts thus destroy tho
nie ins o preserving three hun 'fcd millions &c
proper,y what sas 70 become of your cotton lernes
anIN rvni Nam Hftlr TON an
Che III ted Stsos destroyed. an IL would he dcs
usyed Il you destroyed tao !sbcr that produced H.
Tho Yakoe idea tsai tLssc rcyroes when frci
would bcc mo wil'rg hircngs "a the cotton and cano
fields of their masters WIS perfectly ialaciois
He spoke knowingly iiin the man 81 Penpsyivania,
who, when h. speaking upon tho subject a tax
Npon hogs ,hat he understood that business ter
shan any 4iag ese. because he ycd anon hem
Qaughto.) l'osiruy the labor ~ ths South by emau
ciI alton what would become q he Comalcrcs o.