The New York herald., 1862-04-12
The Vote Ninety -ihree Yeas to
Thirty-nine Nays
Debate ON the COn1fscatiOn Bill
in the Senate
Tho BM Removing Disabilities for Carrying
tho Mails Passed BY the Senate
TO- &c. 80
THIRTY-sEvENT CONGRMSs.
OIR5Y SESSION.
senate.
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ANcrHss ABOLITION sosnMn.
Mr.. SgnsR. (rsp.) OF Mass presented pe.itioa fos
tho ensoymsnt In tho suppression o4he rcSson OF all
classes Of persons without espect TO condoa or COLOR
AmssDxnsr or rHH Fvorrrx s1xvx Law.
Mr.. wusos, (rop.) OF Mass introduced bill amenda
tory OF the Fugitive Slave act.
STATE GUARDS
Mr. HowE (rep) OF Wis.,. oGrored resolution that Che
Military Committee bo instructed to inquire what troops
have been or are being mustered the scrvco OF
United States as Home Guards and who refuse 60 bc
youd the limits Of thor own State.
Mr.. LANs (rep) OF Ind said the War Department was
already mastering out Of the service this GLASS of troops
Mr. HowE said he heard this msrning that trooI
from Maryland refused to go over the State line
Mr.. GRIMES, (rep.) of Iowa. said ho understood that
somo OF this class Of troops being enlisted.
The resolution adopted
AGeIguLTuRAi. srAnsrIcs.
Mr.. FosTxR (rep) or Conn. introduced bill 10 collect
agricultural statistics.
A NEw RULE fon rHs sEyArx
Mr. Hs pERsoN. (Union) of Mo- offered resolution that
eiectod shall Constitute quorum Referred TO the Com
NsoRoes ALLOWED TO CARRY TaE MANS.
On motion of Mr. SUMER, the bill 10 remove all disabi
Fnes for color in carrying the mails passed-yeas
"a, nays 11viz: Messrs. Davis, Henderson, Kennedy
Lane OF Ind Latham. Nesmith, Powell, Stark, Wiley
psaArs ON fas cosnsosrioy Bhl.
The Coniscaton bill was taken up.
Mr.. DooIIrrlx, (rep) 6f Wis. said when the bill abol.
shng slavery in the District OF Columbia before the
Senate, and an amendment was offered by the Senator
could not support that amendment but the corrsspon
dent Of the Now York 7s said he could not support
against the bi aud made remark that all tho repubi.
cans voted for it. He should not have noticed
il, if this was tho first time that that journal had
misrepresented him. Tho editor OF that journal
enjoying The patronage OF the republican party 10 the
Post Once al Chicago and its correspondent here clerk
OF one Of the committees Of the Senate. If
that journal sought 10 intmidate him, or 70
levy black mali, it had mistaken its man.
He said in regard to the bill now before the senate the e
nator from New Hampshire said yesterday that all the
Wy could not carry away the annual increase Of the
groes He proposed 70 figure with the Senator little. For
per cent the 49, the Of FREQ
blacks l097tota increase 35 S. The Increase OF
slaves, supposing their number to be 900. would
be 90 for the last year. single ship like the Great
would take all the increase 10 Africa In eight
trips and much TO Hayti. The tonnage Of the
sSss w,d caTsy nearly S.,, the whole
tistcs show another thing-thst free blacks
do not increase half fast slaves and the slaves
Two steamboats, running from New Orleans Beaufort
just across tho Gulf could carry away the whole increase
st this population xa, impossible for or the people Of
without colonization. Evon now in spite Of all the at
tempts to prevent it, the importation OF negroes into
Cuba stolen from Africa, is five hundred thousand
than the whole increase OF the population il free.
o believed the people going into the Southern States
to aght for liberty would stay there and mako
would be regenerated and renewed. He thanked God
that Wisconsin was born Of Virginia in her better days
and he believed that Virginia would yet be disenthracd
from the weight and curse of slavery and again take
her place as trsi class State He was sorry yesterday
TO hear remark against Senator from Virginia (Mr
Wiley) No matter il thoro differences of opinion
with that Senator, long he stood by the Union
the old Tag, he (Mr Dooitte) gave him the hand Of
friendship and would tell him take courage for better
DAYS are coming for the republic He referred 10 The
great emigration OF various peoples such the exodus
0h Hebrews and the emigration OF the Northmen TO the
ysuI
1881 800. This perhaps, extreme case but it
proves tho possibility oil egrating all the Ccorcd popu-
iaon necessary s net supposed that IL VIII DC neces-
sary TO coloze all the colored population Nobody
dreamed ci sch thing but II the increase be induced
to emgrste the country would be satisfied and omancpa
lion become safe. In addition 10 this testimony,
there had been ten times the present num-
Der OF slaves in the United States, forty
millions, stolen from Africa and taken to other
Countries This solution OF colonization with emapclIa-
tion the solution OF Jefferson and supported by
many OF the best men Of The country and speaking
renty he believed IL Gods solution He wanted il dk-
tincty understood that be opposed to compulsory
colonzation considering that only another species OF
slavery. lie believed at limited aud udcicus expsnse
a system Of coonzaon might be esabl shed, which
would 30 almost self sustaining. Besides the sxpendi.
ture for the establishment Of colonies in the tropics
would come back tenfod in the advantages OF commerce
He believed that that party who inscribed 'Financipa-
with colonization free homeseads for white men
tho temperate zone aud for coored men IN the tropics
and railroad the Pacific Ocean - would be tho party
that will rule the future destnes OF tbe nation lie EaId
thought this tho most important bill perhaps
cs,e all property OF persons hereafter in rebellion
Mr.. TRuxBtII, rep OF NJ ssd 1t vas only proposed
to conscae the property " persona who could not be
reached by judicial process.
Mr. Do6LnriE asked If he meant parsons out of the
United Stsiesg
Mr. Teumpuf said no dd and also persons not reached
by judicial process. Tho bill coDbscstsd property
until seized thsn ir there and person beyond
Judicial process, the bill provides for conhscaton
Mr DooLITIE-Suppose our army take possession or
oreslf OF of the cotton states and the owners the
property 60 with the rebel army would tho Senator say
they could not serve process on them
Mr. TRuMaUIL.-I should thiuk so Il they we're fighting
against the United States iD the rebel army
Dr. DooLTrLR--Capnot ws take them aud the army
together
Nc. TarsBrlI-I hope We shall he able TO DO so We
hay done much Of i lately.
Mr.. pooLfr1IE--nOn't We oGpsct TO do u
Mr. TRUNBuId--l expect great msny Of these rebels
will be banshst frotn the country.
Mr.. DooLTus-I would be glad to vote with the
tf second section provided for he practical enaneipa
ton q large uimbcr " slaves and tDen the bill pro-
vides for the voluntary colonization, bringing before the
peops the great issue OF The age aud u retnens to be
seen whether he country ~ equal TO tho question.
NJ wutsY, Gnion) of Va, said be offered an amend.
nlent in Kindness aud attempt TO njure the bill and
had been greyed at the unkind denunciation hurled
against him aud hs colleague, as being here by kind
or charity lie came here, was admitted and had taken
the oath and demanded and viii have The rights OF
senator lie did not intend 10 urge ideas the Senate
IN o dicatoria manner but when he thought proper 10
exS hs be should do il fairly aud fearessy.
n Ne senate decided he had right here he ready
So 90. but whls he here he claimed the rights,
courtesy and kindness due a Senator. He had been
hunted from pillar to post for his hostility 70 secession
and hissed n the councils of Virginia, and now, II
the other extreme choose TO hurl denunciatioDs
against him, he could afford 10 receive them.
ne rspslled the idea that because hs from slave
STATE they were all necessarily barbarisns II he was
" that csrsn fly disposition he only need refer to the
ssism blue book, free love- spirualsn, &C., and to
ventats the history OF Now England but he preferred
70 refer 10 their grcat men and large commerce. he
might also refer 10 such Jefferson Madison and,
the greatest Of all Washington. II he was 10 be de-
nounced here for taking the ground Of these great
he was wiling TO receive H.
Mr. TauxpuLL said he made Few remarks yesterday
but he did not denounoe the Senator sllude 70 his
rght here and did not know he said anything 10
csson any heat or warmth 10 the Senator. lie had op
possd his amendment because he thought u would nure
the bill.
Mr. WILEY withdrew bis amendpeni
The senate went into exscutive session after which
II adjourned I'LL Monday.
House OF Re representatives..
WASHINGTON, April II 1862
rus PaivATx CALENDAR.