New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

N,.GOLFAN fi;tp., jrdi reported tecs from tn
Pos. yMre Comm.Uee ihc llil 20 icclre the speed,
transportation 81 lte malls by requiring railroas
tol. aani-s 20 C'tef INTO q contract wnh The Post
nna'rr-tinucr and 10 ,a-e oi illlf. go aTfee uluI
eamren-s ion he shall be fed Dao dJonDnc(
o. the Court OF Clsim-.
IL, CULFAX czFle.ned that the in was to LTD
tfa,e - G0rtIl ;n ifQ,n tie combination 81 fal
! rood .h'rita, who row dictate Their own isrns.
M OWEN ard Nr. ROSCOE CONkLiNG
H.p., Al opposod the bl or iA- ground ll.t +,
rropos 4 al uai .s Interference With private night
~ occurred gndCr laH.
IRE b,l. was pa.sod BY four meioiitr.
fire House hen resumed tie coteilC.e'ian of the
Coli.acgion tills
Mr kELLtt Rep, PENN rising to q pcrsoua
1Dlara'i0n, raid la found ia The Ghb. Lrquagt
which Re dill rot yeseTiay hear uttered on tn.
floor and part Of tif language W.s nOt 0n tho NOTES
II the reporter. He caused The slll god utorpolai,
words 90 be read, Dc follows:
NJ. Foo'A-ts-" Aelese. tie seut.enss from Pen
Nj gLTY--I do no. Wild to tie gortlsusr
"Mi IJCiHEGS-YcI sh-1 ybd. jt1osrce ihs
heuD.r ,stsnen, ~ iiise aad 10 ounce ha - cin
"Tt, sPFAKFR--fie g.n,lrmsu from Indi-as Il on, Ct
orisr. ssd viii iaso h.. .su
o~tlv to thi. Goremnon end csrrcly Wi no. a'os
hs ,n.es rom s"nnsy'tHis who ha' 'isrsilsf anio
Mr.. KELLEY, after Nv. Clerk had read ~. above,
saia That lie did not hear such remark, ana they
we're rot all noted by the reporter. The coau'ry
orid iudg, Of the i1tadaeiy Of the denial oi the
fac thaL FLOYD, Cobb and Ihomrson were members
If J.lnes BuchanAp's Cabinet aud rerpeirued the
Cutrages lie Kelley had desiga'ed ana tho country
,rould rccosAize the mendaclty Of that denial. The
man sLo could feCrely intorp,aie language OF that
Kind in u public report IL isr and scoundrel.
isses aid caiin 10 order
The SPEAkEi; reminded the gentleman that Ian
puage u tLa Kind must not DO used IA tie ball, and
,diJcesed few words OF scasoDuble advice TO Oh.
galleries for hissing.
Mr.. VOORHEES, explained that the denial ho
Yesterday made was ~ to what he considered an
imregchiuert Of his voorhees, Loyalty aud no. M
10 The members Of b. chalan Cabne. Tic uttered BE-
,yof,s as printed in Tae Giobe, nearly all OF which
we're found in the notes tsken ~ the Reporters desk
Us lid not furnish Two pages as the member did
lKcIlevl bnt about five words. lie made the re-
usrks ~ printed; he meant ttcmi NJ stood D.
hem.
Here the matter ended.
Nr. WALLACE tKep., Pal entered into all
elaborate argument in suppor. Of lis position, that
Conor.ss r. tine Of war has unTes.ryed night to
ASS acts conisca,ing the real and persona estate Of
k-bels to the Government. IL would put down
his infamous rebellion. lie had no sympathy with
traitors. He ecsirtd TO have the Union resooi ~
wns. lie admitted thu, one Of the Ieriier OF thu
co,,,try was to- much led by The south Carolina
uoli,iciane vino regarded the Union ar mere rope
~ sand which could Dc f;s olycd by single STATE;
and be wOuld ray 10 The Eoi uolirah patty ih'y hd
been TOO much Influenced by the abrtiaoIionst6, who
gr. moi Kepublicans IA principle. The eX-
treniir. Moth md South, deociving the
reo,ie have mndo their victims believe
be ONE zee ion i, the enemy Of The OF Or. a, TO The
ueudjng Iis, II Congress stoul pas' item, liticrd
of ,uitiuo an end % the rebellion, they wOui nd
fuel ~ sae 1une. Tt0y were AZ ila9sA.i9A On Va