New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1862

negroes in the ja In this District being used to ex
cite a prejudice against portion Of the country.
understood bis language in December to be lanerag,
OF reproaeh and rebuke to those of US here who were
endeavoriDg to rgat wrongs, and | understood hi.
language to-day to be of the same import
Mr.. CARLlLE-Will the Senator allow me ia
cay word Ny manner iDay be unfortunate, but il
have not respect for others, at least have some
respect for myself, ard am certain that selfrespect
would never allow me TO use anything like threaten.
ing language TO any Senator on this floor, have
acted under any such conception. My idea Of the
niles. of this body Is that such language is not per
Eit.ed and you have no right g. npute 10 Others
mo,yes tLat they do not avow. | concur fully with
the Sci aor from Wisconsin lMr. Howel in deprecat-
ing ag., lion on this subject, aud w EN- spoke Of
avery agitation, iptenGed It to apply 10 agitation
By poor le Of 10Y own section much in any other
peciion / never attempted to Introduce into Con-
gress any measure 10 preserve protect extend the
institution OF Slavery, nor an aware th;.s any one
representing Slave State hos II troduced idy such
promo on aince the commencement OF this COogTess.
entered the XXAlItb Congress with the deter NINA
tion never to open my month on the subjet OF
Slavery. That should have been adhered to through
out all my lie II i bad not thought the dscussica
winch wac going on prior 10 the ymarks to which
The senator IRON Massachusetts referred was pren-
dlci.ii To tho which | believe every Senator
has az heart mu my selthat l., the preserva-
ton Of the Cnion-tbat Union for which have
always entertained sincere devotional Union tha,
ID always associated In my mind with the tact tia,
my own state, in the days OF tie Revolution, cent
her own Washington TO Massachusetts to f.it the
battles Of the North while glorious little sister
Rhody" sent her Quaker Greene u fight the bat
ties Of the South. May it be perpetual.
Mr. WILSON-After the reIDaTks OF the Senator
from Virginia, have no disposition to pursue this
matter further. 1 have always listened patiently to
the opinion OF any gentleman on that side OF the
chamber But for seven years have listened to
denuncationa, reproaches, and rebuses. with every
manner of indigIity and insult, by dOmlneeIing
and inso'ent majority from class OF men who are
now traitors.
Mr.. CARLILE-Wi my friend allow ne to ask
that he will Tot visit the sins OF my predecessor upon
my head
Mr. WILSON, thought that the language of the
Senator from Virginia, before the holidays, was
rebuke 10 us, and thought again to-day, and
wanted 10 call attention 10 IT, did 1t without any
any intention of unkindness TO him then and now.
But the remarks be has just made, have disarmed all
criticism with regard TO other remarks. / certainly
did rot wish to gay anything that the Senator
from Virginia should feel As personally unbind.
After 4 further discussion, vote waF taken on
Mr.. Powelps smer dment to except fugitive slaves.
Lost-Nees 5, Nave 50. Tie Yeas are ut follows:
Mes,r. B,yard Kennedy Peerce, Powell and Salisbury
Mr.. CLARK offered an anlendm, ut that 10 persoB
be hereafter confined in Jail without swarrant from
the magistrate or court, or order from House OF
Congress. Agreed TO.
Tie bill was passed, Yeas 81 Maya A.
Mesr. Garlic, Koniedy. Powell aud sinsbury
On motion OF Mr.. SUMNER, the bill Tor the re-
lief Of the owners OF tie British ship fer-LFhire
was taken up and passed.
Adjourned.