The national Republican., 1862-03-12

this rebsllion quicker than BY suy other course.
Half days expenses Of this war will nay for
tls slave: in D:laware; oue months expense
VIII ~ lot bosc In Kentucky; two months,
those p virgiais, and 80 on through all the
4. BID1x1 4 PA iHvorsd the resolution.
NJ. ORISFflED, o{' Maryland. ssH he he.
lieved yAe Prel1dent q I'VE acted from houest
"a patrioiio notivef n presenting this promo
Sleou, but he Should fSel compelled TO vote
aeninat II. HeNantel full and fair offer to
come ftom the ceher side Of the House, on this
sabjsct, before Be could 6cts
NJ. 0LlN, of Now York, spok, In opposition
tqcky iMr. wicklins) has Iaken on his propo,
ltion. Slavery is the great cause Of this war.
Slavery cannot exist, unless Il controls the Gov
ernment Every noble sentiment Of the human
heart revolts against the return Of single slave
70 rebel master. He was opposed TO insurrec-
tlous, but be would rather eee this whole land
mass q blacksn' d ruins than sec this Govern.
ment 0verthftwu.
NJ: ORfTTENDBN, of Kentucky, stated that
the Representatives Of the border States had
been In consultation on this proposition, and
he had been requested By tiem to ak for
postpopeueut OF thc question. t .Hl.
He (hr. Critfenden) did not doubt the hon.
ssty, patriotism, and fidelity Of the President
10 presenting this pruposiiioo, yet he could not
briog himself 10 believe that u 10 measure
exactly suited 70 the times Kentucky will
never give up her allegiance 10 the Govern
ment Of the United States. When the twenty
millions Of people Of the North are willing that
this Government shall Be broken up, then he
would be willing 70 leave the Government, and
not I'LL then. He would urge our Government,
with oil bis soul, to give all its attention 10 the
suppression Of this great rebellion, and let these
collateral propodtions alone.
Mr. FISHER, OF Delaware, said be was 10 as
delicate position % any OF tho Representa-
tlvea Of the other border States, but Ne wss In
favor Of this proposition. He regarded This a.
counter scheme 10 opposition 70 universal
emancipation scheme. He hailed IL as glori.
Gus return % the doctriue Of our fathers.
Mr.. HICKMAN, Of Pennsylvania, cad that
this proposition 10 not legislative enactment.
The President is conscious that he has dissp.
pointed the party which elected him. This
proposition b an evidence that he Is beginning
to recognize the fact that there Is an itue be-
tween freedom. and slavery. He (Mr. Hick.
mani regarded Il a. . note Of warning to the
slaveholders In the border States. He urged
the passage Of the resolution. That man who
10 not willing 10 sacri6oe every material inter
est % maintain this Government, Is alrsady q
kSOCts ous iOA tuHCIlOL IOECo, UiI tutb0 pOh-
der States would now be In the rebellion.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE, Of Kentucky, denied, on
the par: Of bis State, the allegation Of the gen.
tlemau. We, T.
Mr.. BLAIR, Of Missouri, said bis own State
was the first to strike the blow for the Govern
ment 10 this rebellion; and bis State has always
Mr.. HICKMAN said it was due to tba. gen.
tleman (Mr. Blair) mainly, that the State Of
Missouri Is now In the Union.
Messrs. WEBSTER, CRISFlELD and CAL
VERT, Of Nd, denied the accusations Of the
Mr.. FISHER, Of Del declared that his own
State had always been loyal.
| Mr.. HICKMAN insisted upon his charges.
All Of the slave States love slavery better
than they do their country or their God. ..
Mr. r. CONKLlNG, of N. Y, took tho floor
for the purpose Of limiting ths debate on his
resolution, when an innumerable variety OF
propositions on The subject were proposed
| and rejected. A scene Of confusion ensued.
Aenbera oil over the House, were offering
propositions, raising points Of order, inenecttI.
ally moving to sdjourn, calling tho yeas and
nays, &o., 90.
The amendments offered by Messrs. Blair,
Of Virginia, and Pendleton, Of Ohio, were
decided BY The House not to DO 10 order.
Thsnpestion Vas then taken on the 6pal
passaRVof the resolution, and II was carried
yeas SO, nays 81, - follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrioh Arnold, Ashley, Bab.
bitt, Baker, Baxter, Beaman, Bingham, Blair
Of Missouri, Blair Of Va, Blair Of Pa, Blake,
Brown Of Va, Bufinton, Campbell ,Chamberlin,
Clements, Colfax, Frederick A. Conklng, Ros.
ooe Conkling, Conway, Covode, Cutler, Davis,
Delano, Divep, Duell, Edgertcn, Edwards, Eliot,
Ely, Fessenden, Fisher, Franohot, Frank ,Go0Ch,
Goodwin, Granger, Haight, Hale, Harrison,
Hickman, Hooper, Horton, Hutchins, Julian,
Kelley, Kellogg Of Michigan, Kellogg Of I'LL
nois, kiIlingsfa Lansing, Loomis, Loysjoyy.
Morrill, Of Maine, Morrill, of Vermont, Nixon,
Olin, Patton, Phelps Of California, Pike. Pome.
roy, Porter, Rice Of Massachusetts,, Rice Of
Maine, Riddle, Rollins of New Hampshire. Sar.
gsant, Shsnks, Sheffield, Shellabsrger, Sloan,
stratton. Trmble,. frowbridge, Van VAlken.
Walton Of Vermont, Whaley, White Of Indiana,
Wilson, Window, and Worcester-ss. 7g.r
| NAYS-Nessrs. Ancona, Baily Of Pennsylva-
mia, Biddle, Corning, Cox, Cravens, Crisfield,
Crittenden, Dunlap, English, Harding, johnson,
Knapp, Law, Leary, Noble, Norton, psndleton,
Perry, Richardson, Robinson, ShieI, Steele oi
New York, Thomas of Maryland, Voorhees,,
Wadsworth, Ward, White Of Ohio, Wicklifo,
Wood, and Woodruf-sl. ..
Ths House then adjourned.
|DAYEHT OFHIo n BU1IHEss.