The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22
TANSgE CONGRESS.

TANSgE CoNGREss.
sppnad &one ~ stscss fscr, the recent
processing. o. tas n arsaera Uousrsss. TIE
Sseai- IL tie case of tsaa. Stane will attract
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SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Apsii Is. Iees.
MY Wt'sinacn. tRer j cf MIN, presented =
realoi from tas etnxsns Of alinpesota rxsy.
va congress 10 cali on All tia pecpie ~ the
um'et cf>te>, bond ana frs-. ~ aid "a IT,"
ssprrestinp OF tbs rebellion, and assuring
tenn of me rrctecitoa OF tho a e therefor
rHs oAss OF axs. s-osl.
Hr. McDougall, (Opp } eff California, cali
81 AZ th~ reso n'ton osli.g on TIE secretary
oi ~ NJ for infcrirs 'icH 80 10 the causes 81
t6s dssay III ihe giat Of t%ep. stone. ana |:
ne latter has net Applied for speedy trisi,
u ~ c:sli ON tbs President ips cad OF the Sec
reisyy OF war.
Nc n cDouxnii s,td he Specially preferred /.
as IL now s'oad. He alluded TO tho fact that
been arrested a. his home, At midnight, and
clos aiy confined In a dark fort, without being
able TO learn ~hy he was arrested, By whom
mr. had he leaned whether his arrest was or.
de, ed sy the = ssfdsnt {, Secretary OF War. or
the tom marethg General. Ths manner Of
hi. .. rest AID coonIemen. seemed to % more
the rssuitof Venetian Couucil OF Ten than
that u IN ,iAls OF free republic. He briefly
reca pit olatcd the cfrcUms .ances i'm n cd lately
prior to Gen Stones arrest. He stated that
Gen Stone had Waited the President and Sec.
re.ary OF War in friendly intercourse, and
dined with The OJmmandirG General, not
had he power 10 blast the fairest famr. YVES
all tAAt had made charges aGains. General
Stone, and nothing else could be learned. He
quoted from H. " Bescher's sermon defend.
and spoke 81 those arrests as fraught with
danger ~ Q free rsople. He was glad the pul.
mt had taken MP these eases, and. though no,
expecting IL from that source. Wa glad 70
qsos any one fAvo'irs truth and ja:tics -
We had 3 Committee on tae Conduct OF the
War, and from that sourcs rumor has In Il :
m .tei th - ID - arrest nj other things have
emanatsd. Tsstmony ts taken secretly, and
fsvsS tn go abr DAD IN the press, and In this
way che committee conducted the war. He
read dispatch from Gen. htcns to bis
friends, saying he desired to be before Yorx.
town now H, (Mr. MeDouxlD had en-
deavrred TO sea the Secretary OF War, but
fsitd to procure audience, and he thought
the county had fallen upon strange times
indeed when the SECRETARIES OF the Preeid On t
was no excuse even OF ,red by this master OF
All the Government forces, who set ssids law
AID statute, but had never seer a sqnadro n
III noid. Wilton applications had ike
viss fAilei. Con MeUisllan hsd three dis.
,inct times dem auded of the Secretary Of War
~ aonrtmSrtial for Gen. Stone, but had Jailed
hAthen n viewed tho European ana Americ Al
- iEtary codes, showing thai they were for
tae Or otec tion we'll as puuishment Uf sol 8.
d,srs The Articles OF War provided tor
eumraon1GR court martial sigit days after
-taaEreet. Yet no stsrs hsd neep taken for
che hundred and hfsy days liter Gen St1Ue's
srsst, and. worse the- this. no CHARGES had
tasn max ., nor could any one be- fooad Who
40 svsr ha I'd OF any. II ae wa charged
~ish treason. n couEu hs .pssdiiy trisd Oy
c.sii courts. lie QRotsd 4 casa, during OH 8.
,1s 3,son's administration, where IN cfficer VS.
seItsnced to death ey f. court martial, but
cruSrsd Z fisI w..lds 10 tlut, - taa President.
Bat fhat Sss 10 hsttsr days Of the oid R4pub-
80, before Inc iSlatiou had Tsi sed its HYDRA
heal In one OF The brpar TN Ell Is OF this COZ
eTnnsnt. He Cttei rhs TACT thai. ny he delay
o: The trial, one Of lie post lIportaEs wit
Dsrsas-DsGerai LsntsT-hai goes 70 give has
evidence Ia another aarid 7he Sc rs:ary OF
Var ar j The sects,afy Of state could nc.
make Laws, toT that @hi. lsd to Legislative
l,,ciss. t-r. Stanton, however, hsd made Il
law which vac the law Of d yrant. more
worthy OF st. Petersburg and Cons IAN u opie
one hundred yssrs ago.
''Tools usaed In where Angels dare nc, tread &c
Iacor inclusion, as thought that tee sci 81 =
should 6eIEani q I, sal fer Gan Stone.
fIr. Wsce tao1ght that .he TWO hours
plh.itudet % LIE California Sen tor were i;se
Il g lawyer whose cIiea; was 81 The f0Gf IL PAD
indictments. ae fully agreed ,Ti'n sii the
e.e.atcr qao,sd shon. constitutional fights.
Fo one respected ia=F ana iios,.y more tha4
h. dtd; bei haTapsl.ei the IN sd aaiion made
a2alnst he .ou ni,Iter OF tes Conduct OF IL =
y 81, 81 witch re wss chairman
Mr :lcUJugaii G:sciciuet any election
., ihs .omrii;is1 as Laa heard that the
ccmM.1tes Aac b. case x Gea Stone under
'cneiae-s All III. which - l.; his srrest. Vas
taaitf
Nr. Ta:s a.: isat tie isaIa.os h4d SD TED
hat lbs .2Eriitse h." stat Del men in toa
lark.
Mr.. Hci3ccssti replied rnat ls dic 10: say
MI Waae va. glad TO learn that he did 10,
Aysc. Tnere was not s word Vt truth In Il
The com mltses endesvofei - CORRECT many
vroIg &c Ia the army. and had never published
. Wozd. bat had given the results 0f their in.
vesugstoas 70 the Executive They nai
never un1sztaken 70 conduct ths war, as had
wsrs sntirely ABOVE stabbirs men In tn. darh.
and had never injured q single mnn, but 70.
medied numerou- wrongs SO far as General
Stone was concerned, he WAS Q stranger 70
the com mi,tee, and II would not harm nair
OF his head He would say here, ia this place,
that theirs wes pro badly cause TOR his arrest,
and the tesFimony relating 10 him was lsfd
oefcre the President aid secretsry OF War.
Whether that evidence led to his arrest or
not, he did rot know That tes.iU onX should
NO, be orawu from him now. While ~ couu.
Try was struggling for existence, aud unborn
arin1 aSes we' st,ss 80 Ths easr ,a Wss
Abopt Oonstttutions1 liberty Breckenridge
used TO stay here and talk a bout II; and was
Q traitor a. heart. II was 60 with others -
Those who talked of kAbeas eoypxs In times
Ike these u are ~ mpathixsrs with REBEL ION.
The movements OF ouf armies Were, known
10 the rebels es alex as to loyal people. Tia
OcveIE meat ht d endeavorsd to keep This In.
formation away from the traitors, hut failed.
Times OF revolution demanded stringent mea.
sares; but traitors had been too ieniently
dealt VIII. owing to too much goodness OF
heart. All that NJ, AcDougsil had satd in
favor of Gen. Stone would apply equally we'll
10 Js3. Davis. The latter was In Ne lcO, and
had defended the Government; but he was
traitor. Lucifer was an AZ gel In heaven once,
but had fallen and has not been respected
much eipce in tina. q 1arter. (Appis use Mr.
Waco con nued a. some length, urgirg ri.
gorous prosecution OF the tr alto IS, sacrificing
the INSTITUTION OF slavery. Let slavery die
gEd he Union live
Mr wilson, OF Mas. offered a substitute
fur .he Eesoiution. calling On the Presiden
slr MI infof nation not incom paunle with
pm &c tnse.ests relating II the arrest OF Gen.
elons-
": @aia assli desired it to 20 over until TO.
rcrrox. AZ as wished 10 reply.
geisrsk OF REPRESENTATIVE.
1kIsoBBBs OF wAR.
sar. TecwbTltGs, rep } Of Michigan, called
cps motion. here'oioE- made by him, to 70
March, the House adopted resolutions rs
QuensEx the stcr stsry Of " ar - inform To ON
e zee csEse, II Any, for<the protrac.sd delay
Ia 8cAangtng Dol COrco-en, who has been
prisoner At tho South since July, and di.
r.oans him 70 stop all exchanges uatil Col.
Corcotan shaii be released.
Nj. Trowbridge viahed distinctly to say tina
q r. Z A~stv n In Inn mai.