New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

from savase, and cannibas No, Sir, they are no.
our brethren They our mortal foes and we mnsi
treat them "a such. The msnner in which this people
has risen to dend this Government has extorted the
praise and admiration even Of those who are opposed
70 rernbliean coyernuept When the citizens Of the
country bave done and ere dong 90 wen, shsh we
ueglect the high trust they baVe cohnded 10 ua {
The people look 10 this Congress 70 pass sone meas
ure for tie confscaton OF tie properly oi uose Ia
rebellion against Che Government. L Tor one h'n ho'
willing 20 disappont them in their just expectation
Jbev do not ak il from auy sordd motive, bat IRON
motives which subserve the ends Of true 1us,lce'
repard this as one of seTes sf acts essenLl 10 'ne
putting down Of this rebellion. There sito shonid
be another provison-that our armies ADVANCE into
the REGIONS w here treason is rampant they must DC
sphsise1 upon the enemy and il 10 incumbent upon
ut to make that provision. IL is tact not TO oe of
quised tina. many men lave grown lat ana "aNeu
rich mon the supplies they have furnished 10 our
troops. They would ike TO have tho war
proiraotd until tie Treasury was III lls ias' easP;
What caIe q ESQ men for the dislrcsses WIeh pe az
ot e5s 30 o7r az their Golfers are iiiiedl wori
not have onr solGers go starving through 'he ri'n
Rebel ieg ions OF the country. lIc5e WAo Ea.o
| bros the InOlc Ieace sbOuld be mace 10 snDe's'
those who come 10 restore il. Such proceeding
vonld have magnetic elect in restoring peace 40
the South. IL must not be suppoed hat oblCct 10
laws " prevent piligge and pmder by The eolllerS
Those all right. But the army must be snoiisled
npon The traitors according to proper laws aHd Ieeu
would have tho President make proclamation, OF
ieIing ali amnesty 10 al. who ~OGli lay down Their
AIMS within sixty days, and tlos1 who Slu
persisted in rebellion after that shonid be
made tC suier all the consequences Of snch in'ined
treas0D am 6Ied, SIR, OF ali these luiDOies s"odt
Constitutional Ir0yi IONS, snd al t1is taiK 1Dou tu
Secretary Of State having usurped powers aud
violated tie Constitution IL lis oloris to preserve
The government. 1 know 10 Init In these dark
hours Of my country 10 t'e duty OF every man 70
empress the rebellion. would have the f'e.idehI
guu bis Ulcers do everything for t8c prtserYaioD OF
tie Government, but / wonli hold them all to
~ count for strict discharge Of tneir duty but now
when treason ll.s TIE AR around Va, hm sure Wo
eau trust this Admiulrtrltion TO ray what Is
coinpa'ibls or no, with tie public interest.
Mr. CONAN tE,p, Fal spoke as some iene "a III
fvOr OF a motion toTefertO tire SPECIAL Commit &C.
He was as much in favor Of proceeding against the
Rebels ss any man. There seemed 20 be great dlier.
,nces arout tl.s measure, aud he proposed 10 send
~ the difeto!i' rle3-res 10 Committee, 20 n rcre
ls anythi. girasibie "a night BE- brought ont. All
tie Rebels want is 20 llel Congress 10 violate No
Cou.tituiguin sOre way, and bee though, So won'd
do that very thing ~ pasgng lins OF aitandor.
There Wa another ida which feemed to be above
eyerytlir ele in the minds OF some: IHat n the
emanciraion Of the faves. II thc war be conducted
on that rrinciIle ard i0r that purpose, It would
make the south "a unit against us; and q unit
over such an extent OF territory, 'annOf tc snbdned
Ihis Government aud people must not ignore entire
" the opinions OF Il large potion of the people. We
are frhtirg 70 restore the Constitution, aud 10 do
that We 1nuft be careful 20 stand by the Constitution
ourselves. Ills war must be governed by the laws
oi war ard these old oOnntcaIon bills would only
continue the war aud make iends ioIeyer. lie
tbough III old purity differences should cease. and
we should have only one olgeci-to put down the re-
bellon.
der Heaven seemed 70 be discussed on this simple
proposidGn to-Jsy. Ghe country was in a state OF
war and the property e Union men all over tie
South was scize1 aud destroyed, aud they driven
OFT. To-day there are Rebel slc- Ia the employ ol
the Government Will. white Union men are driven
out 10 ttarye. tie was opposed 70 referring this
mat er 70 q Committee, tecaafe he wanted aelon;
and If tic senate refuse L. act they will ind that
they are not the Government ut there IL u people
tetiud who really are the Government. IL was
tnc that We should DO something, and our sui ine-
ue-e -leins ~ infect cte1 thing. We had Lad
Winter caupai 90 on tie Potomac. Gnd nOw we Hoen
hkeis - have Summer cump'ign at ioisoFn.
iic o. -i' II ,ler wua any i.t ~ iho OH . oid
noi 20 ttr enough. lie wanted ror.ethrg to ioneh
e Rebel. ~ their very miast here. iLey live
ryrrvv here. siG in these weekly meetings, where
sc-cllsd teachers Of ttc Goslel refuse % read the
ryer dictated by patiot b.shops for the victory OF
lie Govo.nInsnt, aud whore, wbcn they were read,
r isols goo out Il church, Turning their backs on The
altar VI frfh aud country.
Sir. MsDUIGAIL I'm, Call rebuked The levity
Of W. Hale. and spoke % sOale length coniendiPg
thai tie IAi Noul ffl. A~n ~ NiFh' Wa sii WV
Time II.
Mr.. HOWARD Gl,p., Mioh.) offered an amend
lneat go Nr Cowau MOTION ol reference 10 the
Committee to bring IN bill corlisca'gthe property
of ail ihe leading rsnretui-, and cnnnnp'.mR ne
.lve Of ~ rersons wl9 had taken up arms against
tAe United states.
Mr. DAVIS u'n., Krl moved TO amend Mr.
Uov.rd's amendment bt striking ont Rll Tat re-
l.'cs 20 craudpa,io Rejected
yrAs-sics'-. C.r-e D.v.. Ii.lirron. r.1t'.u. PC
D..-a.i S,s.rn Foar. rlpa'nfy. s.H. Wiley, "'.on
tVo.l-i. AAls, 30
NJ. HOWARD tiien Withdrew i's amendment.
Mr. BOOLnTLE kei. WIS., offered Az amend
mont 10 str. Csnways If .iGtiou uat tie Comial-
t.e ieror ueyt Monday or lue day. Adopted.
After fnr'ter di.cnssiou 81. Covau's noii'n was
rejected, .oiiows.
r.-fs--'f rs. Hr.vrfn- Germ. COB meg r'.ln psglt
no.l. .si, fe rrde I.ar. i -'t.an a'se l'!sul. f'-
D.u,,.. Hc.I-.fl lo. 'sriall sl--o' Wiley, wilson
,..- ft...r.. Anthony c'.Hie. C.., u.Een. T. .asi.
.. Iiffr.. howard h4.- Lan- tiad.h linr thsii 'ln.
I'D. - '-.... slrf.H o.. ..Hir4. irl itts. iri-'lii
E. H.. lPt.i.s.1 S. 'u7'. Wilson tdt'tl, Nush.---L
Adopted.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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