New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

ing cups ont Of their skulls Neither Will TIL IA.
,sts the Border States. The loyal men Of The Border
lie had always supported this measure, and should
continue TO do 80.
Mr.. COWAN lRep., Peun.)-No doubt but
am the humbest Of Individuals and entirely IN
ever held in my life. Il is true an here and thai
am unknown, but, Sir, stand upon this floor .
the representative Of PsDnsylvanA, and Of nearly
three millions of people, shall not undertake 10 spo
osize for my people. know that when this
Administration came into power, with its worthy
President whom have sus aimed, and with whom
I am proud to agree, all eyes were turned to the
State represent and all people admitted that upon
her decision depended the issue; and when ths Re
belion broke out all eyes were again turned 70 that
State, and all people seemed to feel thas up:n her
depended tho issue Of the contest. PenDsyNenia
responded and her troops came first to the rssces Of
the Capitol. She has greater number Of troops h
tho f. Id than any other State, and her dead ere lyme
on most every battlefield Of tho Union. am nothNs
70 apologize for the position hold - the Represen-
tative Of Pennsylvania. am not here 70 apologize
never understood that it was necessary to send .
man here for years In order to apprentice him to his
dutv in this body. have never understood that age
or length of service would sanctify folly, or thath
would give character to Billingsgate which might
well be learned from Q hsh woman. have under.
stood tbst Senator, on this floor were equal. have
ma,ic against any body. 1 have assailed no mans
nerson. but / did mean to ssy that all this
talk about Senators lecturing each other, and
being doglnatic, yas, : IN ny n 1saSo n! !0a
tack which has been made upon me and upon my
past history; and If the Senator who has CHOSEN 70
make this unwarrantable, unjust and ungracefu a.
tack on one 20 humble and 90 littis known, can
reconcile it TO his sense Of duty and prOpnety an
PERFECTLY conteut to let il pas. win not advert to
hin dispeuisbed career but leave them ali TO the re-
suits of bis own calm reflection. 1 made an asgn-
ment-whether strong or not, convincing or NOT, DO
matter, made IT, and the Senator from OHIO nitro
duced !. rude, vulgar, low ejaculation which know
upon reflection be would LOG nave niaae, 191t@
uient he has right to answer. Has nei II WHO
my insienifcance, leetured, repfoaehed, ana wa
doQmstlc, how much more was he with his great
past fame and long experience when ne
to indulge in q TRADE Of half an hour, charging ne
with being the watchooX n,a slavery sn .a ua
improper. 1t is very easy 70 make that charge and
useless 10 attempt to repel II. But while am
representative Of Pennsyl ,snis, am sent here BY
that State TO preserve the Constitution and restore
the Union, and In tho exercise OF tnat ou'y tieei
mysef as mich in the lice OF it when am defend
lug the South from what believe 10 be an unwar.
rantable attack, and wen am standing up De-
tween Slavery aud those who would unconstitu-
tiOn8iy overthrow it, as if was defending tne u
terest Of the little village where was oofn, ana M
ulDIc 70. QhNc Tcttbttu pfoJcSso
miscbievous and wrong ana nnconsutauonzi, Ana
have nothing to regret on that subject WHO .ne
approval of my own conscience, am perfectly VII.
ing to be adadged for wha, shall gay or DO.
After further discussion, Q vote was taken on 'be
reconsideration of the vote taxing slaves, which ws
car,i-d, as follows:
YEAs-Ms.r.. B.y.rd, Browning c.:iis; cow.n, DAN.
p1op DSoss P0s:s hs f powell: s.as .s.SS
s.sqk,.. Ten EscE. Wiley Wrish.-n.
NAYsNMesr' Anthony Chandler CLARK F:,ss ' iost
smIasa. s,a.sr TrumouIi wade WLin.on WilnOs
The question then required on tue adoption Of the
amendment proposing tax on persons claiming 'As
service or labor Of slaves Of 3 each for every ps.
SOD 90 claimed.
Mr.. HOWE moved to amend 80 as to except these
under 10 years, and over 3D. Adopted.
The amendment was then rejected ~ follows:
YEAS Me,.ra Anthcay. Chandler. Cl.rt Fssserssn
mons SG samu.r Trunbal wsds. WhiIason, wnm0.-iI
pilou' Dooii.s. Fo.i. hals nsni. Kennedy Lane gad
Ls.i am McDooes Nesmth Powell Rice, s.nlsOury stsrA
r' % E''i fE M,yN T:ss KEEP Me spoke at .o.
length in favor of the passage OF the tax Dill: ne
would not pretend 1t perfect in all its provisions
bnt this a new subject IN this country. ana VIC
have no experience in these matters. This bill was
the resul, OF vast deal OF labor and research, aud
the ,mperGections which it undoubtedly has should
be borne chautably. In referring to the necessity
of tax bill, he estimated the debt OF the Cover
pent as 500 600 900 at the end Of the hscal year,
ana ina the yearly Regular eAPSnses NV pS k'cJ
increased hereafter as we must have larger stand.
ing army, and larger navy.
The tax-bill was passed.
YFAS-Messrs. Anthony. Browning. Garlic, ChsndoI.
Clss Collsuer, Cows Davis Dixon. D,o,le Fe,sendes
Foot. Foster Grimes, Hale Harlan. Harris Howard Howe
King Lane (indl Latham. Nc Dousa. Nesnith. Pomero!
Rics Simrlou, Stark Sumner Ter Eyok, Trambul Ws.s.
Wiley, Wilniot Wilson Mass }, "risht-S'.
NAf-Mr Powell
ABsENT-Msssra Baynd Henderson. Kennedy. Lsas
Ksnssl PeAIce Salisbury, Sherman. Thomson "'i'mser
and Wilson MOI
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON Mass the Senate
wen; into Executive Session, and subsequently d.
iourned till Monday.