New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

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from MAJ ,ispd mir Kennedy moved by sense o.
- - lie AT tic Truth, vindic es lstory ~
liz i,,e erercn on rome Of these Ioinis. lie W.
- i.cts lie aIrealo made by ilmel, myteH, nNu
n,b-r Sepators come Of whom ! slh! zee mere -
SouiLeni Senators 10 rcm.lh lh tn',f t.a 9 'nN
i've the incoming AtuiuStr non ui"i. Inc sou
stor from Tennessee knows bud 10 part or iot ~
any movement having FOR ts object TIE disruption o
Il. land IL rerlyiug tie request - '"e aeb"'Vr
from Irpinla do bot want 10 ne '"hs'-Si 80
ing votes o. any change OF oihon'' Pug ON q"
10 -tnrr occH ion, ny opinions "c,c N~V.' -"
execution of details connected WIN 'i' h"ihi"'''
,i, nj Goyernmeut affair have always ende"vofee
10 conform NV action 10 The Iohc!, oi .ofe ~
charge ~ the Government. 50 undrI 'uiS Gum
ANN vLen differing iron them have snd 70 n q
becoming manner tfus. nave 'teh " osou "
the principle Of coercion OeheNe' i' ,'e
Sysieul il, Of all iorms oi Wv =;
~, uuf,ted E,r thu lthor oil coefcloh-
Coercion Is war, AID war, IN ne lahFua6e o "'
LIE Senator fiom Iiiuoi- br I)ousIa'i, - "l," -.
Rut when hOsiiiirs cOumen'ti ae"'ls. ~ ~ -
tor an entirely new fe8tufe pic'chttu HseI. ihl'
90, toIIoyed iv the pr, olsmauon 81 the fiencehl.
&c ,,.r Willie ny ,Iiullpi III Itgld u tOrr.
cion ,euaip unchanged, aud VIII. svIai whetht 2
b line of u1ljcy OF the last ration, as wei
as the present wac tie beet with gard 10 aihirs at
Chmle-ion yet never heilnted u my duiy 10 my
own Government, which Was 10 snstsIh u III an -
United Sta,ef, wihu al constitutional limits. NJ
President. hove said al proposed saying on Ing
creation: vet wish to add few words more. L
will iuonire who is il that is ashiug for my e2pul-
sion! My record public man Is before ne coun'
uy and particularly beioie my constituents
win eeat Oh tLis floor have lately ad-
ionrued one of tie largest conventions ever
.d IN tie state Did tley desire NY expulsion on
the GROUND that | WIS diso,ul, or on the ground
thAt | was not q faithful rvjre,cnialye OF their
Interests Has any part Of that great army from
,rat State expres,.d any such desire Have yo1
had any petitions Tor my removaiI Barely one, !
believe | do not understand that my cottiiuency
arc asking nv eNpul.iun, aud / want ual ia't
understood befofe the country Lat | AN TO he
eXpelled because Of my political autecedenls. hat
fac, cannot be 1isgrstd. ! make 10 oCml liant.
do no, feel 1, at nv personal igis are involved il
dis controversy, ana when bic blOw comes, as the
bouor,,l lie Senator IRON NowlOik has announced II
will come |, Sir ehal wrap my robes about me and
tskei. LET II cone. may TALL ss the gHll nt-tte
brve-lhe chivalrc-the classlc--lhe learned Senator
from Massa hus,tls said might ia-lnto the baste.
III al Is q ma'ter cannot control lbat Ia III the
band. OF those WHO have the power, # 1t Ia Their
pleasure IN connection with this wrong, TO inlet
.till another. Let the blow cone; bur, II NY own
vobiion continues will fall back into the aims OF
tie pcoplt-the ever Just leople oil The STATE OF
indi ma | will ak them. Sif 10 yindicate me trusi
oil history, tN hAuNius 10 INC WIZ" VIM
tls N blow leveled AZ nv head is not neiited.
regret at should have been betrayed into word
ou this occasion !. bas not been done IN the belief
OF controlling or influencing vote, but to give .
plain narrative Of facts, that the unpieludletd
mas.,s may have the facts Of the case, and on
them base their lndgm mt.
NJ. TEN EYCK Rep, y. j. said he felt the
pressure Of the ouent, aud tie pressure OF the
pr,ss. lie heard tho public voice, loud and clear.
lie nearest friends ontrearei bin. They told hini
his grave was dug. Til, made bin disirust lis own
Judgment bat be could see reason ~ change. lie
only asked those who ding bis grave 10 put stone
a he head with tie inscri tlon lie dared do what
was right
Mr.. COWAN rep, Pa said he bad only one
word 20 say: lie bad noibi1g 10 gam by supporting
Il senator from Indiana. nor bad be any tang Z,
gain hy orpOsing what he believed 10 be tie uliyer
.al sentiment OF be United States Lui be would b
true 70 ls COINCIDENCE. Ne led rather be tom rs
wild horse than yield lie convictions Of duty. lie
WIS "A freeman a. q nobody W. liz mater. II Nj
Bfi ght WAS expelled and lie VA he'd uIou vi M
ch.rpe be could not tell. Bette iJr The Senator f L,
hnd more charity, aud better observed tho rlles .
iaw. -
After further remarks by NJ. McDOUGALL 40
Mr., ILL Nihesc'-
YEAS-Me,rs Anthony Browning Chandler Cl.Ih. Cola
nler Da,is. biE0r. Doolrls fsss-ffru Foot. fO.t.r
Grimes IIAe hsran. HeLdrisen. Howard Hos Johusou
hing isn, iiudl MrboGssh. Morlli lomeroy. sn"rusn
Simmcns. Summer. TruInbui We. NuIlnsOn, NilInat
" sop Ma. B. and Nll.ou t,o.i-JL
aAYs-Mc..r, Bayssd Candle Cowen. Hsrii.. Kennedy.
Lsthsfa hesmh. sfc", Powell hioe S.'SHfJ Ten - ca
IhouysoD. and va I-y--it.
/ III. NICE-PKESIDENT sail tina. rs two-ihird
had voted IL favor Of the resolution, II was adopted
/ II ere was applause ia tie galleries. which wa
/ Immediately checked by the Chair.
The Senate adjourned.