Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-25
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CONGRESSIONAL.
81
HOUSE.

vice on the Committee On Territories,
M. VallaadIgham offered = resolution
requesting The Preaileht 10 suhuh y d,
H6ase, IL 10. Incompatible With HE public
Interests, eopies Of such Correspondence
between the Frsneh ADD United State;
governments IS may have been received
within the last two months relative to The
present troubles Ia America. Referred to
the Committee 90 Foreign AdAirt.
NJ. Hentop, u n. u, Introduced blu
70 settle the accounts Of New York tOF adj
vaaees made BY that State duringIh war
with Great Britain, add for other purposes,
Referred 10 The Committee on Claims.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the eon6teSlion bill, from yesterday.
Mr.. LOVejoy said that while the govern.
meat Is enguged 10 serious war 70 put
down the rebellion, II was seen ihuI ttts
unnatural aud particidal insurreeuOn has
synpaIhiserS and advocates on this door.
Those who defend slavery are the deiepd.
ers Of the rebellion, for slavery and rebel.
lion ure syaoaymoGs-thsy are uuChanga-
bic terms The aTch.hend sent forth With
treaEon marked on hiI brow Is represented
By the great British poet as roaming over
the world e1elaiming,
| We miserable. WhGch way ahAIIay,
WhSFvFe ~ u htli--Wy self am hall
Its precisely the same with his progeny
and hFSI bOru, namely, the System Of Amer
lean slavery. Wherever slavery Is there Is
rebellion. It is itssli rebellion, its corner
stone, pillars and support.
lie took the position that either slavery
or the republic must perish. lie would
tell the gentleman frOm Ky, Mr. Crluen.
den, and all other advocates aud defenders
OF the system, and those who cry them.
selves hOArSe Ia attempting to throw the
protection Of the Constitution around this
deslroyerof the republic, that there is no
city OF refuge. Like 40 Internal assassin,
! il has lis knife down aud 10 sndeAyOring to
drive Il to the heart Of the republic. We
/ are bound TO strike the monster and gen
temen need not cry out the Constitution
for lie defence, II shall, lie said, De slain
10 the NAME Of my county aud my tiod
He denied that slavery hes Any guarantee
or recognition in the Constitution. He
argued that II Was their right aud duty 70
destroy slavery because slavery Is destroy.
ing OF will destroy tue republic. lie was
| ID favor OF a restoration Vi the Union with
the right to stand Oh American soil any.
where and proclaim his sentiments, He
wanted to stand anywhere on American
soil without the enforcement Of deSpOtism
TO bold bis tongue, He wanted 70 speak 10
South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi and
Louisiana, without tue threat OF being
lynched or served with coat OF tar and
| feathers. The gentleman from Ky, Nj.
| Critleaden, yesterday asked, what will The
| four million Of slaves do II turned loose
Turned loose? This term was used Ns the
slaves were villa beasts. Now he had this
10 SAY At present, be wOuldlet them alone
70 take care Of themselves, which they were
abundautly able to do. Shareholders had
better turn their attention TO another point,
via What will they do when they cease
to live gu the unrequlted sweat and toll VI
the SlayeSl He deuied that be and his
lriends want 10 make this an anti.slaVeFy
war; but they believed that the Gully way
10 put down rebellion and restore peace
aud union was to destroy slavery.
Mr.. Vallandigham said that 10 y speech
delivered in this city, the other dAy-pOt
in this House, certainly, nor in the Senate,
for no such speech would have been toler-
ated thsre--th0 following appeared
III accuse them 1.-THE Democratic party
Of deliberate purpose to assail through
] the judicial tribunal aud through the Sen.
ate aud House Of Representatives Of the
United States, and everywhere else, and 70
overaWe, intlmidals and trample under
foot, it they eau, the men who boldly
stand forth in defence Of their country,
now imPeriIled BY this gigantic rebellion.
| ! have watched It lOug, have seen it IN
| secret. have seen its movements ever
since the party got together, with col,
league Of niue in the other House, as the
Chairman Of the Committee on Resolu-
tions, man who never had any sympathy
with this republic, but whose every breath
devoted 70 its destruction, just as far as
his heart dare permit him to CO.,
Nc. VallandiEham-l here Ia my place IN
this House, aud is Representative, de-
uOnuce, aGl speak It adVissdly, the ~
thor Of that speech as liar, scoundrel
aud coward. Ills name Is Benjamin +,
Wade.
This produced q peFsonal discussion be-
tween Mr. Blake and Mr. VallAndigham,
the former ra!liuR bis declaration false.
Er. HntehiuS offered aTesolntion char
iacteriEiug NJ. Ynllaudigham'S Language Us
u violation Of the rules OF the House, aud
declaring him deserving Of the ceRsuFe OF
the House, pending which Cue HOuie ad.
iOurned.
A communication was received from tue
Var Department, Transmitting copies Of
contracts made BY that Department tOr
1861.
Nr. Grimes, Of lows, ptesented icnr hun.
dred and twenty petitions from beer and
1 malt liquor manufacturers, asking redac'
ton in The proposed TAI on beer and malt
liquors.
Sic. PomerOy, Of Kansas, presented STINT
lar petitions
Ne. Powell, Of ny, moved to take up the
resolution offered by him concerning The
arrests Of eitiEeus OF Kentucky, &c.
Mr. Sumner, Of Mass, opposed taking
up the resolution US ihexpedient at Thu
; time,
Sc. Powell did NOT see Why the Senator
!, should make any opposition Il was sim
, ply asking bow maby citizens Of Ere'
State bad been dragged irOm their hoMei
without Law, and calling on the tgranis an'
usurpers to know where they are, anI
twhat are their names, There were tres
i white men. Ii they bad been negroes, thl
/, senator from Massachusetts would haYl