New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

occasion that sixty DAYS would bring about ctu-
summation, az by that time it would be impossible
Tor the treasury to meet and continue TO meet this
state things. Where was such statement as that
In his tNoorheess) speechl He looked upon the
gentleman's speech as an attempt to reconcile his
Republican friends and heal their wounds and pre-.
cent them as the pure immaculate party Of the conn.,
try. lie also referred, In support of his former
Statements to the remark Of Mr.. Stevens, Chairman
of the Committee on Ways and Means, who said the
expenses were $1,000, 600 per day.
Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pa. eXplained-at that time,
feet of one hundred and fifty vessels was moving.
Mr.. VOORHEES, could not see bow those vessels
could cost less now than at that time. As to MIR.
Dawes's remarks about Democrats having stolen as
much under this Administration as the Republicans,
come from whatever party frauds and specuations
might, he denounced the punderers who prey on the
hard earnings of the people. John Is. Floyd was
indicted here. Could the same he said OF Simon
Cameron A large number Of Republican Repre-
senaives here voted against the resolution to cen
sure Mr. Cameron and but for the help of the Demo-
Gratis, could not have passedi and now the Presi
dent walks in here and assumes Mr.. Cameron as his
own piece of personal furniture. The President takes
upon himself all of Mr.. CamerOn's many sins-aman
of one virtue and thousand crimes The President
| huge him to his breast. The gentleman from Massa
chusetts no more denounced the President, and was
not freeman enough to say that his sou was his own
| In conclusion he censured the Administration for
extravaganza defended his position, and wanted his
figures as produced the other day and now to stand
Tie man who charged him with disloyalty or i'm
peached his motives, was false in his teeth, IN his
throat, and in his heart.
| Mr.. WADSWORTH I'm, XVI referred to the
conduct of Kentucky during the present war; saying
in forty days she sent more troops into the field
than Massachusetts, although the latter has twelve
representatives here 10 the formers ten. IL the
Governor of Massachusetts tired Of the contest,
and will not freely contribute her quota Of troops
without conditions, give Kentucky the opportunity
| 10 do so though late the hour, and they will affx
no conditions. We have enlisted for the war; and
intend to fight il out and never intend to ground
our arms TIL the rebellion is crushed to the earth,
and all the States arc again united under the Con-
sttution.
Mr.. DAWES (Rep., Mass replied to Mr. Noor-
| hees saving among other things he gave him the
average expenditures, but the gentleman did not see
! il. TIE President in his message received to-day,
took good care not TO take upon bis shoulders The
contracts shown TO he corrupt and fraudulent and
for which Mr.. Cameron was censured by the Home.
II the President entrusted Alexander Cummings with
the expenditure of 90 900 000 and he advised,
he did right to declare the responsibility, but when
the Precedent singled out this one act he lett the
others under the condemnatory resolution OF the
House. Ia response to Mr. Wadsworth, he said
when the capital was menaced, the freeuen oil Mas.
sachusetts were first and foremost with their blood
on the way hiiher. II Massachusetts had paused
when Kentucky paused this city would have oeei,
in possession of the Goths and Nandals lie showed
the expedition with which the Governor OF
Massachusetts Issued his proclamation and The has'e
with which the troops responded to the call lie
letter in reply 10 Secretary stanton could not Dc
construed into an Implication Of conditions. Aas'a
chuset;s will not ire of this war Size has no blood
no treasure that she will not fully offer on the altar
of the whole country. Sic will give her last man
and last drop Of blood before she viii tire OF the wal
of constitutional liberty and freedom
The Committee
Mr. PORTER (Rep., Ind moved reconsidera'
80 of ho nv Nylirh the House Yesterday
iected lie bill to couscate slaves OF Rebels remark
ing that he wished 10 offer amendment applying
to The same Glasses, whose real and personal prop
erty is coufscated by the CoBfs alton bill the pm
cipie of the liberation Of their slaves.
Pending the motion, djourned.