New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

plantation hands were armed we should have to
eerd one or '~o Yankee reeiments to stand behind
hem aud then there would be grsat danger OF the
! Yankees teiug run over should fight ,sk. place.
Z. y slaves never could I've made solGerr Of Lul be
! Henderson, would have the saves used in every
kind OF labor. lie shorll vote Tor TIE sesoutiou IL
be Sermor from Michigan Chaudler), for tide ,eopls
might ne we'll nave oil the f~cts now; bnt he was
very sorry 60 lear any caages of disioyal'y undo
! against Ger McClall q.
Sir. CHANDLER REP, Mch.I said that be he'd
made Do CHARGES 81 thst kind, or anyih,ng ihAs
would bear any such eon.tractloa Tie believed lhat
graf mistakes h. sc been made buI ne lCbaIdiect
,hsrgtd uutbiup further.
III. HENDERSON was glad to hear thar, for b
wanted it TO 90 10 the country that there wts ne
-uspiciou of disloy ally 10 the milds Of M, one
against Gen. Mcclellan. lie tiisw essonl had tss
n.o-t perfect copfd ence in Gen. McClciian.
! Mr.. SAULSBUkY Dem, ID, H. oifred an Amend.
snt 10 the resolution. 10 rs 10 include tie numbsr
! OF uoDps under Gen. FIR mont aid ten. DAn.s ~
tho date Of Gen. McI!ellans departure Tor the Pe.
Ilnsnia; sis', IN. Lumber VI trocls 10 and aroahd
Wasbn, too; also, tho humber VI uoOp- het wsen
Washington and tie R,ppshsn' ok, aud, also, he
uulter of uoop- actually IN service under Gea. Io-
Gle Ian IN q rrcrGt ems gegetu before 'sichDOld.
| Mr. CHANDLER acre.ted he amendment.
3lr 1kuhbULL Rep. Ill.) said that tic YVES g.
tooisb.d that Senators united Ia prai.in9
Gen. bcCIel1n, aud yet were 10 uuwllloyto hs<s
any d.ilereht opinion concerning him. The Senator
I, ON jndi"s (N,ikht, Win srsnge iOr. etfrlb-sA
say q that Gen. NcCi Ian has not def-uoed ha,-en
IN the euspsrera- Has that Senator iNr'ybl rod
tire palers lbs apers have been ini oi &c prsi-ss
or ecu Mcclellan AID Of bis ''grest strait, iesk n"
AID " iow he drawing The Rebels into tap"
csc. Gen. Il, u 1n placed ia command, inose
than year ago, vi all he army, with fuii Poses
Ii ,Le Senator from Missouri tilendersOnl hsd b-ea
told that Gen. McClcsn wac " taAo conn nd of ths
army, srd remsn IN position bot Only III ias
F,li tp, all tee Winter, vi bouI making any AHA
on tbe tUeWy, wOdd that Senator have oDOeen kuch
h CeueTaIf
air HENDERSON said that lie bal thought tlat
Manassas should nays been attacked, bat also
ihought tat ,le Senator fiou Ii.inois (frnmbuD,
liI1 many others, bad moderated tie foce oi 10
Rebels eVers Were. lie t!@IdrrsDDi wa 40 nth.
AIRY ulsn hut ie kDew that tue erar of cur
4rGy bs, usually found the elen,y stronger than
they OK ec,ed.
Mr.. rkUNDULL said thai the Sspator from
Mi-svur (i>ndersou) professso TO he 40 military
man. yet be expresses tie utmost confidence n 1cn.
McClear.
Sir. HENDERSON said that ne bad expressed
couf @ cr H. u -aeooiy Of Gen. )lcLl.lsu, and
he tIleuderoon hsd dOte 80 ~ response 20 tue no
uai ks of tue ceunior iron Michigan O.. aDs'esb
aho b. thOaghr. doubted Gen. 81 Cisii ais loyal
Blr lhuhbULL thought that We overTa' III 10
R-5ei-, insteao oi upoetraig Them. w. 1ao si'
wsy, acted On tie ceienslye. We were pittos
.o.u a .el, u,on, bit has tic General (SicLis!lssh
Ia whom TIE Senator his ,uco uubouU,es ,onho..cs
ever made an at ext l. Ills N-beliiJn t. be put
dVwa BY dIg,,ins, treachinp, and seliDg on sh- d.
eleiyei Ale TACT L., tahioy Gus she 10y i slaves,
,L-Ic were oily asout eight uiil'ois OF poopie !" an
States uoe IL rebellion. TIE 10 .is vvnpd n.<
r,.sa IA largo oil srl4y - tie ais oi New-fo
nna they have to watch their slaye population Lst
tho Union army etop "a'cbinp the s'"Vc'' ne
lIIUulDui) Wac Not gong 10 express any oiil'os
his niotulug bat Tie county vii know "hetrsf
OK. ng tsencLee year is tie way a. put down s14
Rebellion, aud Hen, when at iesec leaving all tBs
rrel, ues, aud dong the pyuuuk O1fs'oe OF thsoI
lie believed that PC e wire READY 10 nake sny
racrii,o pat down tile Rebellion, aud be believes
tAoy IVu.d 40 l..
M DAVIS On, Ky.l wac in favor Of the reeo-
ir..vu, tat eyageUlhea the Secretary Il Mar 10.
tfigui 4 to sGpplsnt Gen eic .isilau. ten. Ns
C.eiisu had submitted bis plan o. conducting ~
C. mpaign, but tie Secretary VI War had oyerraleS
it rho wing h sliIiy TO Cen. AeCissu.
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep, VT .ssed 4 the Senator
lDaseD stated Whit nc knew, or Vas II ga lsic s,-
fur0t IOhi
AIR. DAVIS sand what he bad slated lie under.
sioNo " be SO, ara IL tLe Senstv wouii give HIN
Days n Cunuii lee lie thought 30 cO.lt love Il.
Ar. CHANDLER sand that Grn. hcCI-llsns
plan, ~ subBil,eG was 10 leave tic enemy SO.
nassss and ,he Potomac hiver bl0ekaaed. and tho
shot army wnb - be Slipped oil ~ the way &
An alohe lis al7n VS. o,erruief by tbe Prs.'.
dent ara Secretary OF War. The facts ought 10 "
& ,,ie1 falby.
Dir. WILSON nep Mnss said the Senator from
Keltucky (Dayis, had medv somr Statements with
on. III not Co 60 10 the eounirs. he tNifonl s'idr
e itLont h-s ion or qna,u alton, tha' tb. S-ustcf
f,ou Kentucky ,Davi-j va, utterly Mist ken. lie
tWlson, did bvt b, iieNe mat ,he Secretary oi Wa
.yas engaged ia suy miii re sgain,' "'n u Clei.
Ian. Iii. (Ailsoos position Us Chairman OF The
Comuiites on Military Affairs gave INN wilson,
,dy.pta.s.s ~ hbdinR II snrh Wa the case AMI
this vsss the ffrt iDe t14i be w iisOul had ever
beurd II H. There had .,en con idefa lie dIienaes
in regard TO the li4n- tor Aiog kicbHOnd. 10 wss
unaeis God there We're three psrs. one was thsS
of Gen Rctecran- 10 20 by Tie voie?"i the >bcnaD'
do h TO Richmoud, ara be ,Wi s)al believed t5.t
the SECRETARY OF War applcysd vi this gLn-
Another pla1 wa 60 - down 10 hieumo toy way
of th. K IN ahauuoek. TIRE roird lsu wss 10 30 10
R.cau,vnn by wny OF The Peninsula, -bien 1ss tie
plin OF Gen. Mcclellan.
The resolution OF ar. Chandler was then passed.
by heas, 90; Nays. o.
NsY~-Aie-s hutaorg. Foster. Lone Kansas, NsDos-
eall, > nisbufy, aua Wight
On motion OF Ms. WILSON Rep, Mass J. tire bill
suendnory OF Toe Act Of l19o, can2 Out de 3iliis,
Sc as taken ~. The qlss lou bo.ay OF re
an endrsnt authorizing Tue President 20 = ec'vs
negroer into the Unitcd States e.rvice for atos o.
Ia. re G. nl.4t-, e., &c.,
M COLLAMER thrp., W. slid that he Shouts
vote aain.t th, inil nnd stood on ile ground tali
uro,iued ior ~ unlimited coSrciipi Id's cOnnuy
d.eidea m The war OF ths Revolution, AID IN tbs
War OF 1872 that il ~oHli not adO,i ths sysirn OF
Eufol can cous ripio.. BGt I'LL " siioNs he
President u drait ia such numbers and Tor "a
"A length lime be- leases, when, IA s'i, l. Jn't
.ucb n oonserimion But he llf. Cusmerl bslleTsd
bpt the country had right e. ,he services OF all the
,pcpir. wheeler ntie Or Otick. lie Knew ihsi they
III use he Il chs d. tue ia,t war, ani he believed
they did good srvice. In regard to tie sece,d
amendment which provides =" Tree 'om for the wifs,
cbiidr,n aid mothers %. trose blacks who peTforIa
such service be ,sii tat IL was husatpy, boCa'ss
IN his coapIiy the sl.ve knows no father. mother.
wife or cLiia-anG yet Ills Is called II Christian M
stitn'icn
Ne. Ten EYCK (Rep.. N.Y. moved 20 s'riks
ON the words military and naval" "henr.it says
or any military or naval service for which they