The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30
HOUSE OF REPRE- gEETA1IVES.

LII @ CLOCK 70. morrow.
hs Senate Tsn- 10 10 executive session AN q
shortly after adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRE- sEETA1IvES.
FoREIes ooRkgsPOs
Mr. yalIsnjighsn, of ONO, introduced
resolution requesting the President &C. tIa.s-
NIT 10 the house, IL net ipcoE. pa u bic win
the public IN ;erasts, COPIES Of saca cnrrss-
Dondsnce between the French Government
ana ahs Government OF he uni sd Sra es, re-
osivsd during The tsst sEo IN nnihs, relative 70
he present troubles II America. Referred TO
he Committee on Eorsiga - fairs.
The sUrPRxsBiox OF IHs REBELLION.
Ths Speaker stated this rssalar order OF
business WAS The pm ting down uf the rebel
lion ana prevent Its rsIurnirg, upon which
DIR Lovejoy was nti lied to the floor.
MIR. AAoyt1oy, CT III, said IL Was appar ent
that this rsoeiiton I'd deiend srs Ga this aoor.
Whenever az attempt was made pwarcs
putting down tuis rebellion, tho fact Ia cevs.-
opsd that this rebellion has its advocates and
defenders N this d. Either slavery or The
Republic must perish. The Qneslton is,
which shall Ii BET When the Se1edsd STATES
core bG 1s. be wanted them 70 come in such =
way ss ~ allow him 10 walk tree on ms soil
OF those states, without ths fear OF lie K. lie
or tzra and foatheis He wanted u stand sv
aTYwcsre on the American sell without bein 6
ecmpe led to hold his .orgue. de proposed
70 ist tia slaves lake care CT themselves. a.
they s.r- stnIdanly ebe 20 do. There never
. can b. psacs nnEll sla sry Is destroyed. THIS
Is The uatiCn's opportunity. ana To apps;.isd
20 every sentlem n the i'm por-anoo of this OPP
portultty--givex 10 them IL Shs providence
OF God
VI. Corki,ns, Of New York, favored the
motion - rsCo II nttmtGl lie, Tor one, y aS ia
favor Of q ocahsei.loL mi; a bill which
would pity Tor the y ~ n 5nt OF trea-
son ara devote tue prcp,rty CT the rinGlaaG-
ers OF tts Rebellion % The rein burning OF the
expense Incurred la the TsDelion. He was
nos IN favor Cf an inoiscrimin te bill.
III |a.Asts ntAld n IN
Mr. Uivep, OF New York. and then Cali the
previOne asstion.
Mr. Gri.nsld, of Maryland. said he would
ohjact 10 sucn arrangement; he wanted free
iiesns 40 tor general debate.
Mr. Conkiirg, OF New York, then called the
previous QUESTION.
TIE man question was then ordsrad ny a
vote Of II 10 a.
Olin's motton-that the So bjsot of ths o7nns.
cation Of rebsl property be referred 10 %.
Ices committee Of seven, with instruction 10
rsport to this II louise st sn early day. Adopt.
ed-ysas 80 and naysSl.
souyTY TO soLpIsRs' wDows-rHn REsrILrov
LOGGED IL.
On molten Of ~
-vu.s rese lved itssh into u m ntittss Of the
Whole and took up the House bill 70 give
bounty to she widows % soldiers who have
been or may Es KILLED
Mr.. Rollins, OF Missouri, said he always be.
lieved Ii far better TO settle Ihe4e national diff
deulttes by an appeal to reason and to the
ballot COX, rather than By the use Of arms -
The preseCI civil war will be and must ne re.
garded as u scandal and q disgrace to the Re
In which we live. The coLspirators Of Il 10
rebellion, in the judgment of pos,eri.y, will
oe considered as II oral me- III ters aud me worss
Of foes TO well reg Hated liberty. Unfcrtu-
natsly Tor the country, To Q fo,m Presideu :,
Mr.. buchanan, waa weak and vacillAting,
with his Cabinet composed in part OF conspi !.
rators. bold, reckless. ami unscrupulous. Al
though the present diMcultis7 were agitatss
by the fanatics OF the North, yet there y Il,
nothing hut wn1t could have been legally
settled Our ARK ana pAfAn6unt allegiance
Is dus to the General Government. In con-
clusion, he said never let t1is epita p b. writ
ten on the national iomo: This people. In en-
deavoring to abolish African slavery on this
con tinent, lost their own libsrty and commit.
ted matte nal aCicids.
vALrAHpIaHAn DKsouHoEs WADE As "soouS
DREL, 4 LIAs, AND A COWARD"
Mr.. Vsliaudiahau, OF OHIO, said that IN q
speech delivered the ether day IL thts city,
the following words ware used az accuse
them Of a deliberate purpose to assaii. throu 81
the judicial II ihanals aud through the Senate
aud House Of Representatives OF the United
States, and everywhere else, ard overawe, In
ttmid ste, AID trampis under foot, II they can,
the men who boldly stand forth In csfehce OF
their country, now i'm periiled by this & an
tic rebellion. I have watched II long, and 1
have seen IL In aecrst and have seen its move
mon0 ever since tn1t patty GOT N8etuols WIN
q colleague Of niue In the other House a.
Chairman OF Rssolutions-a man who had
never any sympathy with the Republic, but
Whose every breath 10 devoted TO its des.ruc.
tom just rs far a. his heart dare permit him
% GO" Now, here In my place In this House
/ denaunee-ahd speak 1t advisedly-ths
author Of that speech a. a liar, . scoundrsl
aud towards His lame 10 Benjamin r
Wade.
Ius1xsa pssAls or TEE WIDOW Ep oarzA,
mr.. Edwards, Of N. H.. addressed NV re
merks pertinent 70 The DILL.
Mr.. Alien, u Ohio. addressed the House a
some lsng n, setting forth To . object OF ths
war, claiming II 10 DO for the preservation y
the Constitution ami the laws, and Tor y o thini
.. 10.
The COMMITTEES rose ard the Honse ad
Iournsd.