New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

SLAVERY on the North. He wanted to make fronds
with the South and not make weapons against u.s.
To. country was Dot to be saved by initiating iogs
lslicn and schemes IN favor Of tine negro, put oy
war against the rebellion and kindness to loyal peo-
pie He believed the system Of legislation pursued
here brought us to the condition We are DOW IN, ana
nassed tie enemy against US. Where is row the
great army7 And shall we 90 on lighting as II we
were the Abolition party lighting against the rro'
Slavery party
NJ. CHANDLER rep, Mich said the Senator
from PENNSYLVANIA wanted 10 know where the army
was or who placed them there. The army OF the
Potomac when il marched on Mauassas, num.1Teu
go. 900 men and the enemy less than 80 OOo. lucy
marched on Manassas, and found - wooden guhs,
and 100 dead horses. That army conId have
marched to Richmond IN 30 days, and lot ioe' i,OVo
men, and there was no impedinent 20 iis marching
70 Charleston or New Orleans Bot the Sena,
tor from Pennsylvania wants to know who placed
the army where il Is. The press, poilucians, ahu
traitors Of the country declare that J.. ~ otdi-
ton put then there; but stanton had notninS 10
do with putting the army In the marshes oi ~.
Chckahominy Thi, is a matter OF crimlnaiuy-o
gross crimna ity-which should cOnsgB the cfimi-
nal to eternal deestaion aud condemnation. Inc
country demands sacrifice for this crime, ana Inc
press Of the count y arc demanding the sacrlce OF
tie mere clerk Sianton-the mere clerk to OBEY me
orders OF the President. lie Chandler introduced
"A resolution which, if answered would show the
true criminal The csiminslity was reduced so az to
be between two persons. The great CRIME con-
sisted in sacrificing and dividing this great
Army OF the Potomac, ard the CRIMINAL u e'her
Abraham Lincoln or George Il. DcCieiai. lheie
is @ third man 1t all. The criminal, IN his Judg-
tne,t sloud not only 10 deprived Of Office but suicr
The extreme pensliy of the law. Tie nation has
been disgraced By this division OF the Army ot the
Potomac and T.. VI. STATION always opposed II. u
TINT ofeat army had been commanded by the agch
traitor JEFF Davis, there has not been u NOV emeht
which he would not have ordered since DECEMBER
He called on the Press and traitors Of Che country 10
SION depouacne mere clerk, and 10 donounce
Abraham Lincoln or George h. McClei an. " no
led the army int0 tie marshes oi tho Gh5 fAhonl'y,
where they died Ike sheep aud whore TIE ieit wing
was l. II 10 maintain savage hght when fe-en1Oice.
ment Of 2JUV0 men from the night or centre ~on'a
have sont the Rebels back toto Richmond defeated
lie had an extract read from Tn DayOH Free
Press, charging the blame on stanton, WAGE
Chandler ~ Sc. This. he said, was q paper
which was OBLIGED 70 show Union fias by MOB
He claimed that Michigan soldiers had been IN every
fight. vet no notice had been taken OF them W tue
Commandment hici.
Mr.. LANE Eep.. Kansas though, this was no
time for elimination. The speech Oh the senator fom
Penusy vanin. tud such meetings as the one mlely
held ina New-Nora do more 10 mrss the enemy tnan
Ill tie legi-llti,n oil Congress Some men 10 the
country had ked and prayed that loNa olaek men
might be 10 ken into tho service ii It had ben done
he believed the war might have been closed IN ninety
days. FRY thousand mon were l9st by liallocb IN
the narshe. before Corinih by building fot,iicaou-.
&C., which might have been saved. He lane was
willing 10 stand by the PrclGen; 0nd toe secretary
Of War. whom be believed 10 be the soai .nG 3ui-
wark If the nation, til This war WIS Over, ana men
he would be willing 10 20 with the Senator from
Michigan into any investigator OF who was to
blame.
On motion Of Mr. fe.senien, tie Senate went INTO
Executive session. Adjourned.