New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

coin for his patriotic efortl 10 preserve tbs H.
Hs wac for paui hing all the guilty lesds,.A -
holding out Inducements 10 the deluded 10 rsts, ns
their allegiance. lie was oppose1 70 al m p,es. 70
Save the ilnion al any cos, and 10 this end l. =
lieved the Cousiiiu,ion was amply sufficient. W
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, Oh;ol sa;a. !,
ppeech delivered in tins city the other da,-Sn..n
this liouee certainly not IL the Senate, n, nn
speech would have been tolerated there-tbe ON.
ing appeared;
al accuse them, the Denocrsiic party, Of q s.lF.,
pose ~ sssail through tho jutics ri unsls and pm
soesis .nd House ef Repr, .en.riys' Of the Jailed
End everywhere .se and to overawa ininids,s ssS
nuder foot they ths abb b. dy s.Aad E,S
enss Of their couoty npsed by this us~ ,.s as
lion. have watched long. have teen in ssc rsoeH
sseu s s3ce that party got toerths, s's
colleague Of ane In The other House, Chairman r
Conmtt.s on Resolutions! who never bad a, 9s
p'thy with this Republic. but whose every breath yu.
20 rs Destruction. just far bis heart dare pent M
TO-"
am here In my place In this House, md a.
Representative, denonnce, and speak Il adyi.sd,,
the author Of that speech Is liar, scoundrsl ~,
coward. Iii. name II Benjamin +. Wade.
Mr.. EDWARDS rep, N. H., sddrss.sa a.
House in favor Of the ill recently introduc.d \,
him, providing boun,ies for widows and l.v.i ~
Of VI lunfeers under the act Of july last.
Mr.. ALLEN Dem, Oaiol expressed bis yi.,.
cobcurrng il the opinions heretofore expressed -
the war should be prosecuted for the restoration o
The Union on the principles Of The Constitulion
The sciiOD OF Government ever since the commsa,s
ment Of b0s,iIities has been for this. He oousSl
ultra measures on the Slavery question.
Mr.. Gu UrLER lltep., Obio). rose.
Mr. BLAKE (isep., Ohio wished 10 make o.s.
eonai explanation, 10 reply TO Mr. Vsllandghsu.
he understood the latter 10 say that the relsart,
were not made ia ihe Senate, anu therefore hk col
league had denounced Senator Wade as q liS seoQo.
drel, and coward, under false pretenae.
Mr.. VALLANUlGHAM asked tha. the worda bs
taken down by The Clerk.
Mr. BLAKE would modify bis language to ths
following effect. bis colleague uttered bis remsrks
nudsr fal.e de, laraiiOn that they were not msda
With reference TO Member Of Congress.
Mr. VALLANDlGHAM asked tlsl that language
should no taken down By the Clerk.
Mr BLAKE n'ed Mr.. Yallandigharns word,
taken down with view to subsequent action. Boti
bis colleague ani the Senator Mr.. Wade) were well
known 10 OHIO, AID where the latter was known
bis character Deeded no defense IRON The renas Of
bis colleague.
Mr. VAiLANDIGHAM replied that he too W.,
well known IA OHIO, and referred TO the fact thss
the verdict Of the city in which he lived was re-
Gently retnrDed iD lis favor by II change Of vots
since list October Of 6iO. lie was ready 70 NEE,
LIS colleague el.wbere or anywhere.
Mr.. BLAKE wished 70 know What he meant by
elsewhen Ttis Was the place 10 settle dispula
lie knew Of no ether.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM replied-In the Dsia
Of Co um' ia, Ohio, anywhere on aide OF this Hous.
He had read from printed speech 3 foul AID iDfs
nous LIBEL OH his character. lie did no, Denloa
Wade as a Senator, but ss an individual lie bod
been nounded for years pa,t, and he threw himself
back firmly AMI decidedly on bis rights. Whn
Wade recalled bis words, then he (YaIlandighanl
would take back Lis.
Mr. BLAKE replied--He fel. ths. Ohio wa,
sbsweiuIly insulted by hi- colleagues remarks and
further be believed rhiee-fourihs Of the people Of
that 5, ate would speak OF Iii n as Sir. Wade had.
Mr.. HuFChiAS Rep, UDol offered resolution
sttiDg forth the o. sive language used by Mr.yal-
lsndignsm sg,inst Mr.. Waa., chsrscterizing !. as
violaIon Of the rules and as breaah Of deoorum Of
the Hou.e, and cou, ladi6g by declaring Clement L.
by the House.
Mr. SHEFFIELD (Fus., K. l.. moved thai tie
House adjolrn tie stte,d dance was shm.
PenGiog the resolution the tue Housc adjourned