New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
the rebel chief But in all IBIS the ,hs Sens

tho rebel chief. But in all ibis the Committee snihh
there ia nothing TO luttfy US in expeinne ,ne rca
tor Sir we it to ourselves 70 nv, nnr conn.
Tins HIGH place viii we receive ihnn into our
al, ,o r.rnit him TO take part ID the Ieeisi"'uh
y,bich ia TO ureserye tbe country ~ han Nv
aided or who would aid 10 arm the Teoello. "s
tbat couutryl We owe 1t 70 the country =? g. el,a
him and above all We owe IL TO tne 49,
81 Indiana. Even now the telegraph nashes tne
~ hat her 10th Regiment has been nearly decl-
n'a,ed Her sons lie dead upon the ground siam IN
Lone ~ th,ir country, ana shall we realp here
San,tor who would ala TO furnish the rebellion
with arms that TO kill and destroy her
own citizensl Almost every day the Govern
ment seizes some person III Correspondence
with the enemy and sends him to Fort
Warren would deal more summarily with such
men il had tie power. | would bring them mp be-
fore martial law. and if found guilty would hang
or shoot them, aud would say TO all pertons here
after in like ofenses such shall be your DUE Some
the last July letter was found ~ the post'o.ce oi
tits CITY, a letter erected to The RichmOHd EHqH-
Ter inquring whether the Confederate Government
wished TO purchase any improved cannon. mat iet-
ter was from nv Own STATE, ana my own oity-i
blnsh 10 ray it-1ut though all eors were used, lIs
writer could not be found. Ii we could have fond
lin lie would have gone forth an eAe'Ia'ed
wsnderer and an Cut,ast, u no seNerer puHl-h-
men,s had befallen HIN. There are men even
in the Free S.utes who are 70 unpatrlotic, VINO
would coin money cut of the last drop oi biooi
OF the Government They have shown " u!
their aeis or | would rot believe II. bear no uii-
kiuduess Sir toward the Senator IRON lndiana, buI
am preved that ore so long IN the service oil hls
country. and 80 much honOred, should 70 descend IL
10 do Ter this injury. | only know wha, are me
facts and if il was my own brother shouid ieel IL
nv duty 10 do the same. would eXcsim, Thy
rcople shall be my people. Toe Lord do 60 TO me-
and more also, if aught Lut death part thee ana me-
The Ist dav Of March, 1861, was an eventini dsy'
On that day the Secretary of War struck the name
If Gen. TNpgs who had surrendered tie army III
rexas from the roll of the army. On that same day
the gallant Anderson wrote that ne eouAu ho'
hold ont much longer, aud on that saue Gay
the Senator from Indiana wrote a "tter W
'Ief Davis. telling him that Mr.. Lincoln
had an important Improvement III hIe-aIms W
s,n Senators, look at the picture. The Senator
to,n II diana deliberately furnishes or aids 10 Tor
ian am important improvement! IN hre- arms TO tAe
reL.l cbie Over tie DOOR Of the old ian oil KEEP
srativ.s there stands the finest desl2n OF ar, III
rv Judgment. to be found about the Capitol. IL ls
tIai of History riding in the car OF lime, InahInS
new record AS she goes. oh, what n record sle
made on hat lat day OF March, iS6i have some
tines fancied that could vail Of sadness over
her countenance for the misery OF The natloh. we
can only make atonemeut by completing tho record,
and bidding her make it, that wien we knew Of the
act OF the Senator from Indiana, We drove llm from
tie Senate aud expelled bin from this iioor.
Ihe Senate then went into Executive seseion' ai'er
which. adjourned TIL Monday.