The New York herald., 1862-04-25

Infamous rebellion. In tho course OF his remarks
he maintained that our first and paramount allegiance
was ous 70 the general government which Is TO be de-
Tended against whonsoever may be attacked Let
he said stand by the resolution adopted the extra
opsssa nnr s me war u no. wsgsa any sps o op
or for tho overthrow Of the Institutions Of tho Southern
sstes but to defend and maintain the supremacy OF the
constitution and the laws In all their dignity and that as
soon ~ these purposes accomplished the shall
cease" He compimented President Lincoln for his pa
triotc efforts preserve the union He was for pupsh
ing all the guilty leaders and holding out inducements to
the deluded 10 return TO their allegiance He opposed
to ultra MEASURES Save the Union at any cost. and
cient.
Au. vAILAsDauAx oAI1s SENATOR WADE LIAR, scous.
pREL AND COWARD.
Mr.. vALLANDIoHAM, (opp) Of Oh,, said, In speech
delivered In this city the other day In this House.
certainly not in the Senate for no such speech would
70 assai through tho judicial the SEN
else and 70 nmdato and trample un
der foot they can the men who boldly stand forth in de-
SslIion. have watched ions. seen IN secret!
Of tho 0omHss E.solu,iosss who lad
devoted TO M destruction Just as far ss bis heart dare per-
sentative, dsnouncs, and speak II advissdy the
thor Of that speech as liar. sooundrs and coward
HIS name Is Benjamin +. Wado. !:
BoUNfixs FOR WIDOWS AND HEIRS or soIDnRs.
Mr. EDwARDs, (rop) Of N. H.. addressed the House In
favor OF the bill recently introduced by him. providing
bounes for widows and heirs Of volunteers under
tho act or Jaiy Last
srxsca or Mr. ALIEN on THE WAR.
ring In the opinions hcrstoors expressed that the war
should he prosecuted for tho restoration OF the Union
the principles of the constitution. The action Of govern
been Tor this purpose He opposed ultra measures on
the slavery question.
CONTROVERSY BErwxx MssRs ANp,GuAM AND WADE
Mr.. CUTLER, (rep) OF Ohio, rose
Mr.. BLAKE (rep) Of Ohio. wished TO mako personal
explanation in reply 70 Mr.. valandigham Ho under
stood the latter TO say that the romarEs
In the Senate therefore, his colleague had denounced
Senator Wade as "iar, scoundrel and coward under
Mr. vAIAANDauAM asked that tho words be taken down
by the Clerk
Mr.. BLAKE would modify his language to the following
efectHis colleague uttered his iremarss under
that they werehot made with reeroncs to
member N Congress.
Mr.. VALASDiHAH asked that that language should be
taken down by the Clerk.
Mr.. BLAKE wanted Mr.. vaIandighams words taken
down, with view to subsequent action. Both his Col
league and the Senator (Mr Wade) well known in
Ohio, and where the latter known his character
needed no defence from tho remark OF his colleague
Mr. vAILASDaHAa replied that he. too. was weli known
in Ohio and referred the fact that the verdict
city which ho lived recently returned in his favor
by change of votc since last October, OF GAO lie
reaay 70 meet his colleague elsewhere any where.
Mr. BLAKH wished TO know whaths meant by osewhore
This was tho place to settle disputes He knew Of nc
Mr.. yAIAND,onAM replied the District Of Columbia
Ohio anywhere outside this House He had read from
printed speech tou aud infamous libel hi.
character. lie did not mention Wade as
| Senator but A. an individual. He had been
bounded for years past and he threw himself back
and decidedly on his rights. When Wade recalled h:
words then no (Mr Vailandgham) would take back his
Mr.. BLKA replied ho felt that Ohio shamefuy in
suited by his colleagues remarks; and further he be
eved thresfourths OF the people OF that State would
speak of him as Mr.. Wade had.
Mr. HuTcHINs, (rop) Of Ohio offered resolution
setting forth the offensive language used BY Mr.. Vann
dghan against Mr.. Wade, chafacterizng it violation
OF tho rules aud breach of decorum Of the House and
concluding by declaring Clement L. Valandisham is do
serving Of and is hereby ccDsured by tho House.
Mr.. SHEFFIELD, (opp.) Of r. L. moved that the House
adjourn, as the attendance was slim.
Pond ing the resolution the House adjourned