New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

| 'oreign oheuie'. IL did not sDess 10 paiisan,
bat a. one determined to sid the Govegnm 81 III
suppression Of tho rebellion and restoring pcace
| throughout the country. lie urged, referring 10
high authorities tina. private property on iand is MT
enhIect to capture, seIZnre, or couf-cation. IhOea
taxing part in the civil war their Giders and ab-t-
tors are guilty o. treason. and OF conviction nay
be punished by the forfeiture of their lveC. lie
40 no fcrnpes ia subss ing our arHi~s OF supplies
Drawn fTOn our crcmi,s, or lavyiu, Contributions
Tor toe, pGrpCse. lie set forth what ting DO done
10 time Of and incidentally remarked that Ger.
fiemcnfs proclamation had drawn thousands OF
Niseonrians 20 Geo. Prices army, but o the Presi-
dent modifying never within he lines OF the
Keel army. some of thOee who lad cen lighting
against the Uuion Informed lin thu, i. they had noJ
believed the Adm nigtritinn inieuded To abolish
Slavery they would not have taken up arms against
the Government. But Slavery was not Che iosnd".
ton Of tbs rebellion; |, vas ambition; fo" bad
men IN South Carolina who bal been sowing the
seeds from 1870 tin now. H. the insurgent States
tie D0H-s.ay elO!lers tAo mCst Vi lieut. traitors
Grd the Rebels surprising the negroes are To Do
omancipated and placed on IN equal footing with
them.
Mr.. BLAIR I'M. Pa. said that members wers
divided IN opinion on the measures pending, uut
q ere was one purDOsc which the majority "csr
utiici, Ea;neiy-tne Government shall NOT be cnr-
tailed 81 hs terri Org by The snrrf noor Of Fl 's ie
foot Of soil Tho people gill not tolerate c'nve9'
ionai separation o. any portion Of tic Union. IL
not hesitate a moment TO send 4 minister 10 Riri-
Aond 10 Arrange ierns Of peace. The war IS TO he
ended by arms, aud not by the chlcanerv o the
dip'oinstis,. In tho Luggage of the Governor ct
ICnne,ste, "if we NIKE terms with the ReJeE, we
would rot nave peace TO- aIXty days" We mnst
uo' only exlugGisb the Eeoeiiion, bat exteFmina,s
IL ciute and aI!imr'ns pincii e-Slavtry. EilaD-
cipaIiou 'taude on ligh rgroutd than conac'siion.
NJ. ROLLINS ken, y. H. argued Tie ri-l TO
root cut aud sweep away this mons'rOus rsbe'ho1,
f.N..
rate. Iley shoIlt "trip treason 0f he chioi means
Of support, Therefore. he gave to the CcUi.cation
bill Lis hearty support cOnt'cation would hot
p.ulung lie war GoW. Could il mate the Rebels
more I.ycugeiui AID DIS crate To " aat mean. Oh
saveae warfare have hey not resort y To what
clths of cruelty have they not descel ded " ut
new AID internal machinery can ny additionally
invent 10 lcGse 10 paes these bills would Ue to
pat premium troGeOu Tor they make The war It's
own aveuger aut The iriusier oi Ie own rcibon-
tive ir4;i 4. Leu the Rebels know now that pun
i~hueii u 70 follow quickly tho leeis OF crime.
The REQ ou il the legi .iua . trut oI 81 very.
Str. KEbhIGAN, ~ orieiy expressing bis ciews,
,id - was their cOnccru TO deal with questions a.
nev now found them. practoai men, not ny mere
iheorist- guided BY the Constitution and tho teach
ings ol our patiiot iathers. Apart iron those "ho
fl contracts profitable aud who privileged Ia
furnish needfu. supplies At eyorbnut profits, none
desire the rrosecuiion OF hosies further than may
tc uccrssry To- restore ever obedience 10 the
Constitution and Ews, as u CONSEQUENCE Of tie
r..t,rYfion Of the Union. That this was the OBJ
ret of the President and ConGes, which ee'd
IA. Gl-t session on the fourth OF JAY lat,
none 50 10 consulted The records can dOu6t; and con-
roc'e7 with this was tue solemn declaration that
when ths d.-ilab.e cod sloud Oe attain'd, The war
ought % cease There could lie 10 doubt the vast
iofi.y oi the people IL he loyal States dcsire tia.
o.. war shail he conducted for 30 other pugpcee;
fo- nrder the Union thry nave prO-pered at home
aud been protected abroad, While all have sliaiei
"a cuf.mon glory AID Ioncwn. The tendency
of u-urhed powers or tho part OF MILITARY
coumaud.ra such n declaring slaves free, !.
10 crea'e d,tTnst ia thc public mnd. II
,yer rre-iuo-l from the evidences presented
thai a Counscaiol bill 81 sOnc chara''or viii GER
tainb be pu,s q. lp' IA communicating rhch 'nea'
nrr SO should MAKE rruner h-cic % iphs "a 20 Toe
-Il.. uf rerruns whJG - should elect, AMI, NJ lar
H. zoe iblo tro'o,, tlr loya. men from Co., operation
--.r,..l ~ tehDer~'iYn ard rHg -on not revenge;
iisiic- NOT rnhcc; Tcgnrillg also PA l'spih'-
rot mere tlrpry. Measures comparatively nl,n-
.fato wo.n Tntr,f l..fI purpose tDan g."
y.fach by tif seventy would AL Il exc ulon.
Cc1sidcrng ihe rarii' siosuaion 81 business
a u corul.rcg, ~. great in res oi the faoii3 are
~ thia ile l"as, Ao'e @, boar Toe incie'sec taxes
..iurit fo n I' 0'. iut ur on-b. "a Aoi tL"j HSt.l
qarf9rrn their du'y n this rcrrert fur Z, CIr
nt.ns volid permit ~ freely ~ they ha't con-
"a OIL lleir .o a1d is.s 10 restore thu authority
81 H., Goytfrucnt ~ oiccr that our Ia 70 y ever
=, icrt Core t. fruIli a power a1l clir iuD1I4t
Ti.riv IN he cCurfe Di hf rrnark' o. sfi irc .u-
,re,t. per.ora atd ua,ona, Involving the com.
ioit. OF no-.o may % - hoped cause our erflug
arC'nrcu ~ I.u-e IA 'Aei. Miia ana 0hi+N Il
csieer. bat Il ticy sl.a no. do tui-i
+ Lee would not counsel CIV abatement
wln,cvcr in tha military rgor .uis., - maze
tte.l eel The strength 90 Iusi,a aduitis, eicd WIKI
strong baud In iLc defense u tue topl.lniion ana
the zion. l. Sie~ OF Ill tle facts nuw guiIouad-
iny M. be would hot hesitate % vote g. biz Judgment
r .eu,. ~ ~ NAY dlC ate not forgetting hat !.
,t.f, Il q iie4 1 M ~ ff -.
icrug lha. here are 70 evils resulting iou oGf
,.e,.ai vli,l uivr5, !. constitution iiy r,dies sgd
The House Al 3 took ltcess 'Il a. Us iue g"r'
r ).e Of dehl;e only.
! TgLNTNG SESSION.
! Alr MtNZlES Ia, XVI maintained that IL wsu
Oh. bu-iuoe- 10 ru down this rebellion, sud ", have
Il firit % fhc uso ci property IL. orlcring with ti'
loyd men mat b. pr''ccicd unie's the enemy II
making uso u u against ~ The war wac forced
, ufou - IS ihe Dlul i0nsis ani when The .upron.
Iseg oi the CCu-l. ltloo Is locure, II viii have ended
! do ayoNCi 0hle,. 'c!og icstorHou 81 cpn5'ltu-
fiopal authority. Itrn a.eiy question mat 10 sei-
It'd b. tbe Cbr.,itHtou. The traitor must be
t,ied hy q oompo'sut cont. HIS property which
iay ave cscapsl he destruction Of war may thcn
o.. fnrfei.ef We are up' g. prove jfc c-c-pc VI
tire ,ieyea e iiebr b. when such slaves come % us
lupinx away from their mas'er'. dI.icgifd az
tD. constitution will refult ln z destruction o! tbo
Go,eI..uca. Uy Onf own uaIds. Ale IehCl!Da VIII
then BE- ;riGrn ,hont. ". viii then nave done ior
The Pebels what he could not DO ior themselvrs.
We cannot rase any nolsy b. Efforts at eonAe'a-
ton TIE Increased eforts given - tho reoe non
u.il cost 10 more t4,n sc can rcauAe by sach
course.
Mr.. FESSESDEN Rep. Me- argued that con.
fecaiion is oxDodicnt. t'causs JUSTICE demands u,
and 10 Wa eieai.nt 10 bcHto tie slaves Of Ro,-
els because I, - cols'i utOna stop toward tho al.
,Ima,e arui ilaton o. moral, socnl, ana political
wong which impcr,ls our pf)spenlN. lie was
such AN AbOllli0uH as President Lincoln.