Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-09
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ZiAc DcEaic i,s tie senate oa fhc TSz BiIE.
CORES, oulcu,e of tte New York HesaidI
Wasm, Gruy. May 30 "A lilile discussion
iu the Senate Gnr Eg tie morning hc uT showed
&c drift If certain Seuat0rs. Mr.. Fessen'eH
Wau.cd speedy actiCu on the iax bin. IN secor-
ian ce wHl the desire If the country. He Wa
.egyy worn out with LABOR, night and day, upon
Ih- details OF ihe bills, which has been mRtuToly
considered Jy c,m1.i;'ce5 by both branches Df
Congress. who have bcen 10 continual eOmnIu-
liicsri1n with Secretary Chase The bill is q os
pronounced a good measure. Mr. Sumner TINS
morning opposed speedy aciioH saying thas ihe
sci enc o! Nj I'm JhS and that OF By. Ne-
D.ursl Teg5iirod mature consideration. b&R
TraII5uH h.nei in viii AT. Sumner, the Ob-
ct O. b-,h being 10 stay Le!e sul agilste The
s'svcIY question and dIegoOn lie executive
These Senator'S s1ij thy were opposed 10 ted
,rf-. i-.ings Of Ihs Senate, bus tEey are willing
to sit Gu. coLEsca ion aud emancipation bills.
NIr S Imner shows by his &c ion on she e1ciSs
lii .lal he has less sympathy for white Io1
sI!8,r heroes lie is !Or RELIEVING Naw Engla-id
psrut-c ming moucpclisss Of tax upon eo5ion
.LGt wCstli amount to seveIzl millions Of dollars
yearly. IL IS $50 + ANY measures shas taSs
.Ee burden OF Supporting tae war ffOn Ib'n
of p-vUer;y aHd Iuts it up-H lucCr- hT n
mons u Rhode Island who had mueh TO Do 10
fastening the present PTotIc ige Lih upon 1grf-
cultural ildusuy, Is ECW working 70 get tao
mauUis uIiug interest exempted if0m Us Just
sha.e y tsxs,ion. Ils stated yesterday that the
gsIiG wcu!l brig ia a lUCdTed Millions OF tOh
gsss yearly bu. there IS u I & mGn IL the Iezs-
ury Department, from Secretary Chase dos
l.7-ug al tie I'll .ia.s cI pc fenced On ihis fub-
iscs who will say that the customs vii yi-id
fifty millions yus-ly. There Is rot one Hho Wa
glre that thee IS prospec. thas the nAlon'I
bu igCt vii BE- carly reduced 10 hun red MIR
i.us year, s5 estimated by hr. Simmons. Ms
10 .hey a.res with him that the national de,d
can be rail L, f. in ten years.
Thc-e was E sLors aud sharp dsbate this morr-
iar in the Senate On the bill 10 < ant lands -
States for the purpose Of iozEdIug agricultural
cgIIr-rs The members from the West, Ast
have public lands in abundance within Ihs-F
limits. CPD Sc the setting aside ci consldersb.S
no. .icus Of them for disposal BY State PERM ,
rs hey may see IL, but desire lha; Lhe lands
shall b- immediately occupied and cultivated "
atlE Jim Laae said ;bat the administrator
Ai. BrrAauan UHercd Kansas five millions
---.s %, land # tksy would abide By The L.
.smu,on ss.ud.e; but he hal promised tia
peopc Of Kansas better things Il; the hands II
tre R.yuLlicsu parry. This idea brought cas-
Mr CaIka, Of New Hampshire, IN iulIOuS -
.c-sola;icu that TIE RcpubiicsR party was ae-,r
at'd t.y high Principle, etc.
There a.c not wanting indications that tls
u1i III feeling toward them IL the Senate.
Tie tax blll lobby is increasing II the bii
should, as Is probably will, so 10 conference
con miltee, the committee viii be beSleged BY ~
army u agents Of every interest affected hy 10
bill Thy are patriots al, and want TO Talse
sufficient revenue, but each cEe is anxious tbit
thc ClheIs shall pay i. The greatest thsui'y
experienced IS in so arranging The tai as 70 maA9
Gue proportion Of il faI on he Southern StG;eF'
- - Hrr. l.yra annr nil IN
slaves; but hat would be q recognition Of 80
Hs.itutioa UE.ch cannot be tolerated. Thus al
every step IN legislation the iTTepTessIble eOnhH,
band shows lis Wooi and opposes barrier 10
practical agd wholesome law making. tie has
been greater bother to ,Ec radicals d.rIng tie
.a,t few weeks than ever befU-e. Many OF thetn
are alrsady weary Of trying to manage him.
=. bcTi Negroes us n source Of Info!mSIlo1
How 3 hey ,GnnHgr in ''eu. neCleliAh''
Army.
From lie ~ Y. Expr,ss.i
Tha- anti ual.eck journals Of course, ''im,
psoYe NE opportunity 70 say. i lIAllecA hal
.et IN rJlI asray negroes, ne would nave KNOW
Dearregzrd was gOsEg 70 dy--As i negroes sT'
I kucY what even Besurcgsrd's desertsrs eouil
not kuow-his meaning, his intent.
q" II Gen. Haleck (qHOth ;he Tribune hsi
never issued General Order 10 =, both he ant
tie country might at this moment be ID posseS-
sion Of some important information
'' Nowhere are The slaves invited 10 bring u
intelligence Of the enemy's movements and sns'
Juscales yet many 10 it, because they kne ,
lie rebels are fighting for slavery, and vesy
natural instinct tells them that we onght TO Do
lighting fr liberty, and will probably have TO 6S'
/ sooner or later no matter how reluctantly.
! Now, negroes have a fee Tuu, in. 10 and froulr
/ even Cen Nee .oliau's camps-and ge sPeaE
/ from personal observation Oh the spot, when Va
/ express the opinion, that in one case, where La
I tId his Cti -e-s get Information from these ne-
groes or uIs,t0es in three other cases, they
| cauy Information to the enemy. They run
| SOFT Of mail bstween our camps aud RiehmonL,
and our people buy R;chmon1 papers from thea
es5Ily. We, ourselves easily got variety Vi
information from Ihem from Richmond, and ihsy
cn red TO take back letters or any lniOTmalo1s-
lntced. so convinced were We, that SOHO q
them were mere runners from Union camps ID
rebel CAMPS aud vice verse, ti5t, but for Vronii
motives that might have been imputed to US, y
sh5uli have f-ll il 10 b. duty b report SUI
negroes to G c,Innanding officers. Three rogrced'
under any and al sorts OF Pre.ens and store {,
pass and repass our lines with Impunity, and Il
ten. Mcclellan did net well keep his own Pu5-
noses Unknown. even tC his own officers and 80 :
4 iiic;s. scarcely Il movement he intended, Vouid
not be anticipated by that enemy We Wc'7
convinced thus from actual observation and eau .
! clasms upon the held, that the most dangerous
Of sll i raugzrs-cn,' in camp, are negro 6sbg-
eIs-on.