The New York herald., 1862-07-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
-POstponement OF the Final Adjournment
Of Congress at The Request
Of the President.
An Important Paper Forthcon-
ing from the Executive.
Probable Veto or Modification Of the
ae Coliiscation Bill.
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Response Of the Border State Men TO the
Presidents Emancipation Scheme.
Plan for Colonizing White Men in the
Fertile Fields Of the South,
DC. &C.. DO.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1862
THE coNFIsc ALTON BTLI.--wILL THE PRESIDENT
VETO II!
The Condscaton bill has yet been returned to
Congress withthc Presidents appr val. 1t is generally
Thought his 70 ucst for proo cation of tho session has
rete,ence TO the Tn ra is some hesitancy In
signing the act report has bcon crculs ing day
that 'hs President is preparing message, while
another rumor among potcins that hc will suggest
@;nofidcati ms OF the bill In either event there Is
doubt judging from the large maorites by which IL
was passsd-nauiey OF two-,hrds in the Senate and
aeiry so in the ous tia Cng-css will adjourn
without securing measure of that character.
II is said this evening, in Congressional circles. that
the IRE iden s eng gcd In preparing document for
Congressi nal consideration and the ultra republicans
fear veto Of the Conscaon bill. II contains clause
auth rz'ng the cmpl ymept of negroes in the military
so vice, and this Executive pre- ogative,
rs es that Of calling troops and taKi property
mi itnry purposes. as we'll as Of g. ant'g to
rebels it may be that The President may define bis views
upon all the points.
Ore Of the strongest objections this bill is that it
makes no provision for the protection of ryal creditors
OF dis oJ mon whos property will be subject to conHs
cation twill Tins n0ct upon loyal cred punish
ment quite great that inflicted upon tho rebos For
instance, loyal Of New York. who has generous
NY contr bu'ed to the Of the
the suppression Of rebellion, has Q c.am against
wealthy Southern rebe n the property OF the rebel be
~conis ated the 10y al creditor will necessarily lose his
whole debt. and be n ado, perhaps, . ! ,krupt.
The slavery question just presents numerous
phases The radical aboit onists ridcue the idea Of
making appropriations 70 aid in emancpating slaves 10
aie border States, Senators Of that stamp
uniformly oppose any discrimination between tho
or loyal citizens ard those Of rebels. Mr.. Pomcroy,
Kansas, said there few loyal siav ehoders thai
ho rSusd take any negro who offered himself, without
regard o'hc oyaity or disoyaity OF his II
would OF course, follow, that he would caancpa,s his
mot.er, vito and Children even they were slaves Of
loyal masters.
The great obj Of employing negroes to initiate the
abolition Of slavery In States and net 10 mako armies
.eEeu.tve Al accounts from Virginia agreo that
the best Of the slaves compelled TO follow
their masters. while tho poorer sort left
,sekad. Very few able bodied slaves have come
within lines be kihmond and IL General Mcclo
Ian General Pope, any ther commander Of in
yaaing column sha have to depend apon negroes TO
into tho trenches. &C.. they will have to wait long
while But thus rs just what the rsdic,s ask for.
THE BoluaJ1s STATES AND THE EMANCIPATION QuEs-
SINE seventeen Of the border slave State representa-
aives have signed address to the President touching
the loicy Of emancipation in thor States but thc
serve to themselves the right their private
pacty they ns their return to their constu-
sonts They the Of the slaves In the Dor
dor States at six hundred millions Of dollars Several
Of the border State Congressm regard the pan Of the
President as uucunstituto al and mlolitic. Tsus
have three different classes Of views upon the slavery
question.
TIE ccmmitte, appointed BY tho borde, s,ate repro
present the President their response
tho Saturday last have not yet bal
IN In No tenn nf
MT ~ omulg iei: but IL is certainly known that IL
will. not be table 10 Mr.. Lincoln and viii, by
means create any greater differences bctweca
him and the loyal men of the border Staes II Is b.
lievei that Shis response will elicit tho hearty appr0b
baton only OF the Pres ,eat, but Of the
tive vf the oopc 1t for this reason that the
rudi snartf gundcr he defeat III IT, II caucus
day zig T. aro shiv ring IN III =! hoef for ear
of sogo q i'm ending .isaster. They are med
at the energy and lrmncss sef.possossion .. the
President in his hour Of trial They cannc, rndor atad
what is to be developed In tho twen -four hours rro.
iougation of the session requested by Eic Execrtiv
but thoy believe It bodies NO good to their pesaii:
schemes There q ono consC;Aticn--that hch mates
them nctnble may ca'se the try 10 reJo,ce III
fortlct miag Communication is one Of no dinary i'm
portance AS tho Pr 81 has denied himself dur the
day to tho most favored visitors, occupying him
exclusively with the pr paration Of the message which
The rider statn ropr ssntaivss to-day finally agreoi
urcn their reply the Presidents cpaon propo.
eton. II II presented temper ate and respect III
They cannot 81 ated, endorse his p, Icy aud
differ iron H. belief that the decnaton OF thpso states
60 act tpen md adopt il may will prolong the
war. They Join in the recommend; on that those
States give II a respectful consideration, but ~
no way commit themselves to its support. Piob bly,
twenty members Il Congress have been IN consultation
.f
States wcre present at tnc meeting, while ctbers
have left the city. Several wi prepare reply Of their
own, the tener II which ha- not tsansrred.
BUREAU or MIGRATION.
The following bill est ,blisE bureau OF migration
was presented by Mr. Doolitte and referred Com
mite, on Foreign Relations
Be eaaeed Dr., hat thors is hereby established
bureau q ngrattn, Tho genera! iutles AID dcssas %
which shall lie TO organize AMI locate cones undc tho
digeci Iin "a the President
Soc . BsI fpr l,sr cndcsl Tia. tlicra shall DO n,-
pn;s y, tNrprcsdc u by an with nc 7lvice and cn
SO of the So a;e C1u miss or - srat.On who
ra, be tie c. sxerr'ive odceI - sls b.Ttsu. yio
shal Ti hts o'its by tenure ssn.r tc that " 'her
civil officers apo nica by tbs Pres .en. - who shall
recsst ~ hsc n2ensiton tne : IA M .hrso thousand
dDlas jsr aant,ri.
Soc. .. fnt b, II further ,nac's, Tts' the Ccmmis.
signer y MPrashn shai a2loift ch'cf chrs, with y
eaffy OF ~ so cr annni, and Two assistant clerks Ut
vary Of 81 200 por annuu eaoh r. IN the ot,nf.n of
Ats es dnt tie autes o tic rea may require their
;ec. l. And b. q frhsr rc'si That ai tho c,pcrse,
sol this bureau shall De paid ou, or money aircasy
apr lriaed of clonizns ths negroes of ths Dstfe.
OF Columbia. =
II IL sipossd that Ell 5hsver will receive the ap.
rcip,ment of Coinss,onor II this BIZ should pass It
is intended 70 facilitate the colon,x.tioG Of loya,
white ncn in the rich sa,nDnahs OF tha South
ssnd thereby insugursto i.ere . peaceful poll.
tsaI revolution which shall ultimately. without
yileuco root out slavery, and Substitute Intelligent
free white labor snd promote tho rapid development Of
t.s untold resources o. that ~ tis tcgcn
rNTERRsTiNa pLBATs ~ THE stAATE ON TIE WAR
There was M unuslslly mtores ing debate In the
enate today because ct the diversity Of opinions
pressed by tho speakers. Senator Wright had Al eve
eingy TO tho prosecution OF war " successful ter
nnation. lie deprecated ths agitation n Cares o.
a oton naasures but would crush out reNs, f.s ard