The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

Mr.. CowAs, (rep.) Of pa Thought thai s,ch rssiu-
tiot shou have been introduced hut now that lhe
Issue was made the resolution ought ~ be taAt
e. facts might come firth.
Mr. HsSDxs n, nion) OF Mo-. thought that this
solution going to have the ect To make Two par
tbs the cou try regard to the rstons Of tbs
General in Held IL is idle to talk the wspa ors
have done, that the reoos will not fight for tiny vii
meet us a. every IOint. But II rein orcements are
mpty sent General Mcclellan the rebel Ipitat can
be taken 10 month Cease, then the-e saischievous
resolutions, which only tend 10 sActs iarty lee ing.
any oral 10 nccinpetsnt let the President HIM
at onoe: but he (Mr Bepdsrs ny had seen no inc M
potency IN front OF Richmond We are aiways apt TO
undo rate Tho force OF the rebos We must have
energy and larger force or We shall never psi down
this ebellion. useless 70 Close eyes To the fact
that the ebes strong AFRO, and the people
m we'll know the fact. The newspapers have neon
saying for mouths tht the Southern army u starving
IL nSsihe there 10 auc ignorance TO suppose that
with the climate and soil Of the South tho rebels be
starved ouE IL ID perfectly idle 10 ATTEMPT TO mccall
ta:aa oopnsored WIN this war Tiu South are az wen
Furnished With caancn and weapons Of every kind as We
are and thoy will continue 70 make them. He wanted
to inspire little more zeal in the country Let them
uss al their energy To suppress the rebel
lion. Lot the whole country join ono, and Jet
certain members OF the republican party Cease their
schemes oInation not but that he believed them
honest in their Vows, but that he believed they
mistaken. there had nnt been SUFFICIENT carlidsnce
placed in he men OF tho border States lie (lr Sen
dcrson) had even heard i SAID that the ICm tbs
border States werc not as loyal they should be he
they so much atachsdto slavery. Tho border
States had nut their share OF Ia the UDon army In
Missouri they ready 10 pn into the Held the twelve
not enough Miss uri wolld yut into the fe twelve
thousand In regard 10 tho charges brought against
Kentucky ne believed that netraty adoped by the
Union Of that Stat saved that Slate to the Union.
These chemes Of emancipation might as well be post
poned until December, for nothing cal be done I'll. the
Sc rea rs;ks OF tho rebels broken up, and he Mr
Hendesun) did not believe that they going % be
broken uI before that time. But he not going 10
call loyal meA aboitiorstan because he believed uapy
oil those most sincere ia their belief. Loyal
IN The South certainly cannot COMPLAIN as much Of
the aboonss as they Of the rebels for tie latter
h>ra lkaN Grfu Hanf pf flo sla From
lie (Nr Ienleison) WAS not in fnvOr OF arming the
negroes Tor he believed that II regiment OF negro
two Yankee regiments to stand behind
them, and then there would be great danger
take place The saves never could soldiers or
b he mr. Henderson, would have tho slaves used in
every Kind Of labor. He should votcaor the resolution
Of the Sstat r from Michigan (Mrl Chandisr), FOR the
people might swell have OIL the iactsrow but he
sorry 70 hear charges Of dslo atty made aanst
Mr. CHANDLER said that be had made charges Of that
kind, or any hing that would bear any such construc
ton Hs behaved that great mistakes have bsea made
but he (hr. lhandler) charged nothing further.
NJ HENDERSON was glad to hear that. for he wanted II
TO 80 70 tho country that there suspicion OF dis
loyalty In the minds Of any against General MUCls
Ian. He lMr. Hsnderson) had tho most perfect conf
dence Ia General Mcclellan.
Mr. SALISBURY (opp ) OF DEL, offered an amendment
to tbs resolution to include the number OF
under General Fremont and General Banks at the date
Of General Me- slIans departure for the peninsula also
the number OF troops n and around Washington; also
tho number u troops between Washington and tho Rap
pahanncck and also tho number Of troops actually in
undor General Mcclellan In the recent engage
before Richmond.
Mi. CHAxpLER accepted the amendment.
Mr.. TRrMBuiL said that be was assoashed that Soma
tors wero SO united In praising General Mcclellan
opinion concerning him. Inc senator from In.
that General Mcclellan has defended himself in tho
newspapers. Has that Senator Or. Wrightl read the
csaera Mcclellan. and Of his s.grcat s.sstegc skill"
ana chow lie drawing the rebels Into trap" &c.
General Mcclellan was placed in command more than
year ago NJ all tho army, with full power. the Sana-
tor from Missouri (Mr Henderson, had been told that
General Mcclellan was to take command OF the army,
and remain 10 position only all the fall but all
tho winter without making any attack the enemy,
would that Senator have chosen such generaH
SIR Hsxx.sos said that he had thought that Manassas
Seaatr from Illinois (Mr. Trumbu like msny ott;srs,
had moderated tho force Of the rcoes yel wsers He
INF hender.0n) was military man, but he that
the generals Of army bad Usually found tho enemy
stronger than they expected.
M. TRuMBuLL said that the Senator from Missouri
lMs. Honderson) processes to be no military man, yet
he the utmost cond nee in General Mcclellan
Mr. HENDERSON said tn he had Expressed unboundsd
confidence the loyalty Of General Mcclellan, and no
(Sr Henderson, had done in response TO the remarks
OF the Senator from M:hgan (Mr. chandlsrl, who he
thought, doubted GenoI al Mcclellan loyalty.
Mr.. rRrNBrIL thought that Overratsd the rebcis
instead Of undertaking them. We had always acted on
tho defensive. We wore putting IN !. eebalcn but
has tue General (NcClc!an IN WI an tina Senator has
such unbo indsd confidence evcr made attack Il this
rebellion 70 be put down b. digging trenchng and acting
there only about eight millions u people in ali the
States now in rebellion. The rebels could
large army the State OF New York, and thoy have
to watch lher slave population. Let the Union army
stop watching The slaves. He lMr. TrsmbulD not
goips to yress any opinion this morning. but tho
try will KNOW WHISTLER digging trenches year 10 the
way to down tho rebaiien aud then when attacked
leaving all he trechos and dong the asdtng outside Of
thoni. Ec beev that she people ready make
any sacrce TO put down this rebellion and he believed
they woa Id do It,
Mr.. DAVIS fopp) OF KY was in favor OF tho rcsoIu-
,ief unodt q
to suIpiant General Mcclellan General Mcclellan had
sabmt ell s plan OF conducting the campaign. but the
u War has ovesrulad it, showing hostility to
Gene al AcCleilun.
M. Moss.D trop.l OF Me- asked if tbs Senator tMr.
navis) ssssd what ne know, Or va on mere niorma
ar DAVIS said what he mad stated he understood 10 be
So and II tne Senate would give him {l. Davs COM
mittGe he ,nought he cou!s prove it,
Nj CHAN. said that Genera! NcCielians plan, as
submitted, t. leave Tie AZ hanassas and Tho
Potomac river bio sa6ed, and the oe army TO he
shipped o. ny TO way OF Anna lo!is. Tks plan W.
ovorru.si by the President and secretary Of War. Ike
facis, o 'ght 20 be sta,e, fairly.
Nj wnsov, OF Mass, sail .hc Senator from Kes-
lucky Sir. bavisJ had made some statements which
onyhi not 70 60 L. the country lie ONT WILSON said,
Eeftrchy On Davis wns uitor!y mistaken. He (Mr.
wilson, did nos beeyo hat the Secretary Of War was
gagged ia ory intrigue against ccrers Nc eilan. His
Mr. Wilson's position, Is Chairman cf tie COMMITTEES
on Military airs. ave him Mr.. vi .on) advantages
IN nadns olt sucL was hs ease and ths was tho rst
had been considerable ls cDce 10 regard 10 the plans
for ticking R'e mond. It VS. ,eis-stood there were
three Ians. that oi General hosesersns, TO 20
by The valley ID. Sberaud nh TO Rrlnond, and no
(r. Wills nj believed that the secretary Of War approx
If this lsn Anohoa i,lan TO doyn 10 Richmond
by way OF IN, IRE third plan was to 30
to Richmond by way cf the peninsula, whie. the
plan VI General McI lelian.
Tho resolution Of Nj Chandler was then par sod by
yeas 30 rayr 8.
NAYS-Nessrs Anthem Foster, Lane OF R.nsas, lie
DougaL. Sauk 5urr and wright
AaAir.s Jfis sFSvarv.
On motion Of Mr.. Wsos 81 Hass., tho bill amentatory
fpf tl,pu .nte Utafsa
up the question being ;ho amendment anti rzn. the
President to receive negroes ao the Cn od states
vice Tor labor On rtrenchinenis, &c, &c.
Mr. cotIkvgs, Ger. 81 ", sad that hs shorh vots
sganst tine h rs st,ct, on The nr,,bd int provd-
ed ,nlim I'D cpnscgipt.ol. This country decide
IN tao -f he eyoidtlun ryd In the 1872 that
wod lot adopt system - EuOpe:ta ccasc-l. zion.
But this bill a,lgws TO T.sdeut 90 sratt u. such
rumbets and for susA q oar.h 0f no H. pl.s es,
which ~ act iust such cc.sorip len. iut (nr.
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asrvices ~ II u tstnc, whcTht yh,ia r bl,ck ~
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