The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08
THE NORTHERN CONGRESS-
THE NEGRO QUESTION AGAIN
DEBATE ON TIE coNF1scAr1oN BILL.
sEMATE.

sEHhTE.
W.sH,xeroS' Mny l. 1851
PR Davis, o. KY, Offered a resolution lie
cl ring that the war NOW cIrsisd on by sh.
United states Of sm.ri,a sh0uid no vivor
ouAIy prosecuted ard continued, 70 com.e
badeace TO tbs tonstit tutton HEd laws m III
limits CT every territory and by all the cit
Zeas cnd residents thereof, aud for no farthe
end X i .-tever
nn m ton CT Wr sumner, OF Mass, tn.
reso! !ution was i-,id over.
Ga motion OF Er. wilson, Of Mass the ras
olu ton asking L e q ,itsry Committee 20 Ia
qulra whs:Ec: aus further i.g'-l%tion H. n.
,essgrJ to prevent ofTi ;ers returning Iugitiyt
s'@yts, us . ken up.
RETuRE or FUGITIVE SLAVES sr AILTrA9Y oPri
CBss.
Mr. Simmer. CT Mass SAID he WAS g!as
that the senator from low, ia his speech
called attention TO ne eonnuct OF sema oth
GERS corcerni: stng'tiveG. he sa'f one Gsu
erpl who lately N R6e IN ort.rr returning fu
gt ives, yvas n nattve cf NJ %ts~ chnsats, a:c
u 8 f~r ~rTH or, haf UEsd h'a II fuaace {
ga; him snron-rj IF h. h ii ktnaE thh
Gsa Ho k,r wouid hav- II de sich Al tr
DR. ha wcn rev-r hav- tr.-i % ssc@rs b.
apc rtDImart
When g C-necai Ta Is IL hattie, son. hcnol
miagies 1irh Il f},l:"s o {cS -, but wHef'
n q neral fails as stsnsT9; Eo II hes t..l,ea
shara 10 .o-ri bat regret ~ ba fsit AZ "a
f led 10 The cfd.r Of IeGe-a' DouSialiey T.:
q cCEtras', IN St..~r be d bore or 10 his n.
IL Y T. II
f9c o)h in ths We. anG the P-oyos; Mar.
s.; Il o. Louisville, N*n d. gas % the arm,
Z read an eotoI.icf he = rsssiou 20 ~h, CT
Ia biH"ks al Louisville h&l |, ,nom,t
Nj Davis tKy e~s3i where h . at hat &C
count.
!Flr SumnsS .ep !ed, from a uspspaner il
NV Ycrh
Mr. Davis q'it III t there was 10 doup. O
i's f1lsity
nr- wilson MOSS sid he ked sbnnt;4n-
q Il.a - ~ n? fu1j
tive sl YES by rCr-i1rs - the army.
s1r. Suin&-r oisc rpier:e,i 70 the r5turu Of &
fl gitiTe trorr. ne camps II usr eral Bueli ,nc
tiie ord@r CT General Etti-cG sx1.uu,,,y ..
fisiFives X IN his lines H. ST. tais or.-l
wa unconSti t5c&l as veil - u surf, an,
showed deficiency ~ common ssnae nd con
mon hdiGa.Ity u0|o'ihv ~ f. -niiI-r PC
81 order wp ali txLlodo all 2Aluabteint. S1n.
,Ion received fT:m tpe.!i@e., as for is aac.
the cap ure of New y. :eaLs and tae eyacu ;.
io1 OF Fredericksburg.
ARREST AND IaP2lsJsM.Kr CT cIFllsys.
ur Sau'shlTy tuei., oGe"ai ia atnc,tin Z
- the re@Ciutioa, frt ,iiluE, ESQ, 70 /. our,
what further Legislation is H-c7ss4ry 20 v-s
V mt he illegal Cspiurs aGG i,Iirr;sjn In ai !,
I ee white ci.!z.ts Vi tpe Uui .oc States x.
eierred 20 the UNI Ter Il ler>Uas take tro,s
tle t2ta If Delaware, VINO Yc1u ,e Z "a b,
military authorizes INT dIssget away 20 III
s,;a.a If ~ arylaEG, aGd kspt Tor !. w-ek o
Two, and EN- disC rsad, Oecause ro ch4rK.
could bs touud agairst them, Ihss. me-
belonged 10 u class " 40 e 70 de:D-u 10 : Q 1
10 ac>Guns, and W aoee la serestss rs OF are
frr. They were, unfortunately, Tree whi L
pc SONS.
those men, who c0mm!t:ei no offence wer:
thns Sc Esd IN violation Cf every law aat
lisEt. II ;ns wroLgs 0; negroes are - bc re
6 Grasseo, e only asked hat the same tIsric,
re msted out 10 white men. r. G-kad :. hin,
T r men who were GIstoyai to &na G. lyerp
,aeut, bur wonia have lhsTu pun.snet 20 TIA,
tuil extent OF ,Ea lrv.
the MofIi.S hour having expired, the Con
fiscation biil was 1aken up.
EaAscIPATIoE usaxp
Mr. Wilson, ~ Sass offered IN amaad
N ~ : 20 tia six / sec,i3n Of ~ Cell tns,'
sahs .it.ttH, an ri.ing tue Pre-!.'e0. so III k
'octt II altos: ii''a re tie slaves OF :hcs. VII,
o. til u ii re neIiiC Tor thirty .ly If o. III
7 me OF It's isSoa- 1.ftsr the ,las&sgs OF Lal
CT ne said he Vas ling 20 confess that II
a2izt s2.icttUje waG for lbe eIuancipa ion @
the slaves of 'ha rebel. He was in flvor {
iae conGsc&tifn OF be prcp>rty of the Leaders
and he g'anti-c Of al amnes'y to The N as ses
"a; s!aNerT wGa he cane CT ;he 1T -iiion
'tLd W soe great r, col Ct tie GoverLmeat
lie ctd not s0s how ,oy~i men could be n
trends OF slavery Slavery had beeu f5r 8
wars 7EGraSsivs o. ever hing cd nd fre
Z h" Gov -fnmen5. = saw 40 soldiers sicI
"r vi0R4i@d IT wing - t:.e grave, bat he 81
hat slavery mad done tt
Slavery h9& heaE thc murderer of thcs
9rs " mah. Slavery W~s ne eteas enern
III !he c.iy enemy Ct his couCry, aud 20
day tl,s cri;cinai ard murderer was nyir,
. 'h1o:tls the Government and Destroy Ii
| - t'2aai lie. Seeing ans teeli@g all his, b
ycu,d strike Il siayery and ,;e< fcy II If l.
L could lie thonsh: Congress had his right Il
free ihe slaves # 81 re.eis, and iIis CdJ lurne
without pu ting such q law OF iha s,a.uts
book, ne believed trey woul ! be fa,ae az!
lecrs4nt 10 their aountry. Severv <c0ds,
'.nd 1aerad 6t Ehs Declaration Of Iroe p-p d
| eEce, ana ds-ided the toiiing mii!ions II tn
| rsortn RS ass'mu1siils.n
II maze lis :uols hats ths people and tn
Government, and wbe; ever slavery was tn
f! strongest, tha-e was the M st Gislnya!.y an.
| Lhs must haired Of the Government If W
| Fouid havs p2Acs we IT ust destroy slavery
| which was thc great cause of rebs ;ion an
! diSloSa.ty, He beloved he should &c to h
| extreme verge of cons.ituticnrl Al rish,s, ana
| ne vGs in doubt, NpCln give his vote 70 Savo
| Of bis coantry and not IN favor OF slavery -
| is had no doubts OF th policy OF this meas
are, for almost every measure IL sup;r-t ,
| the Govern mert had been tlscted 10 bs "a = 4
| it would offend the rebels, and perhaps th
| men Of the Border States.
He was tired OF all these obiac ions. q
long as slavery stands, thers stfnds our en-
! bs loyal. Destroy II. ard the love for IL
I Onion and tha Uous.i.utEou wll re.ufr, u
| gslher wit e fesling O9 shame that mea coll
hnvs naon SO perverted by the mcnst4
slavery.
4 zEvI8w OF THY VARIOUS o1SrisoATios sIll
! nr. asorTiil fMe.) said Ia proposed IN a te
| words 20 astempL 10 a,.a4y re so ne Of tse pr
| posed measures some of the bills, l,Es tho
| Ot -ha Senators from New York and Ohio Z;
bills mean. 20 efsc. some hiGs aud u touc
| the rebellion, and are produced ny men WI
| mean 10 crush tfs rebellion.
This othsr bills are H. class not intended
| effect anything, and are produced ty u.c,, wi
/ /, no. mean 10 do any thing. Pc c!ii befJ
the Senate was calculated to strike directly
the rebellion. The bill simply nu'hcrises Il
Presideu. to seis, such 40 amount ofprop9r
| AS lie deems that military Eeoassity rsquir
| for the safety aad wefars tine United 5 q .t
Does anybody oppose tbisr Tais Is 70
drns, 10. for the purpose OF sInancipasIo
6"t for the suppression Of the rebellion.
| Who opposes Ena.f
| This bill is feet Va. aud is design ed for :!
PRESENT state of N ire The policy OF Il
other bills Is 10 do nothing to put down I:
Rebellion, olt SO nsho77, after the rsbel liz
is put down, 10 turn the natton into q erin
| nal court Tor pun.shmea:. TINS biz sim. n
| fOrfets the properly Of 4 certain class
persons, aud the forfeiture Is t. be snforc
| by the President only Ill the prosecution
toe WAY aud III suppression Of The rel belIic
| ond WHEN II Is supp a5s6e. all power unu
| ths bill s p. a. en1 Bat th5 suostitut. u
cred oy the Senator from Vermont prcvid
for the Punishment tor trsason Of every De
son wht has tuken mp arms ugains. tbs Go
| ernmeEt.
| Thea Ii provicc. that he perscn SO conyic
! sd shall o. for ever disqualified f en- oldil
; ce.ce, and then su. .er dds The lena!ty III
/ tne 81 ives O. sucn persons shall ns /, ED u
provisions lf ihis subsli;n.e are much 10 g
! sweeping than ta aOss OF tho bill rspu- Led iro
| th5 .lommittes. Hns S nator from \ermo
| In his spesch declared that we had no ris]
10 interfere y: b slavery, yet his bill an,ho
las the President arbitrarily 10 free eysl
siavs ia the country.
He tksn referred 90 the substitute Cfrsr,
! BY the Senator from Peunsy .vani. Ar- Co.
; any ~ d couteuted tnati5 w 8 more sUeepl,
| tnan any other. Bur, .hs .Gct WAS Ihat The
| other h.liB a. q NO. intended 10 do e. ythi.
| UouEress, tla arsat WaE council O! The a2.io
! ought t. have tue Ill maHiiEsss to take the !
| spCns.nility ss2d adv Sc aud counsel TIE Pr
| s,dsnt, and not throw any respoasi bi,ity {