New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

re euF ,osed to act not from passion but IRON r. =
IN, /triotsn right, truth, ard eternal Jnsuee. AZ
on will act upou those pfihuPitfi Hi LS' 'i'"''
D. trust Won. Bat, Mr. Precedent, t4eee iAnaiI.s ]
,ese pYli,icl ald SOCIAL demons, your btecnefe,
eorr G. cevors your philipfes, aDd your Garisoas
.ore here breating Tesulence from Pardemom'ihi
O iug TO destroy tis Union so a. 10 recuIe oV i's
broken fragments tue emancipation Oh ti"NtH'
They onrose M. Lincoln a. homes. and pure man
as ever lived because he standr by the Constitution
ard Is opposed 10 interfering with Slavery. lie NJ
terauccs they have dared TO pus forth IA 'uis Guy
nave desecraied TIC Smithsonian Institution. Il 'ue
had dared 20 give c1Ifcf5oh o'uc
san,e u'terances they would Lave cen e.n', ara
properly sent, 20 Fort Lafayette or Fort warren
What W IN YOU do With there mOnstersI WI zen
y0r VIA, / would do with them, and with That nor
ii,o monster Greeley, "a they come tIttA-
ing around here, Ike hanGry wolves, H'er
the destruction OF Slavery. II had tue owe,
J would take them ard the worst Secesaero 40 hdl,s
tlem IL pairs. Lau-htefl wish 10 09G coulu
il fIct that punshmcht II On them. ltwonld be JuS''
Fhey are Tie dituLinbis,s They are the mnaWen'
who are wiling TO ell MP all the passions oil no ~
ferpsi regio p ani ~ the horror OF serYhe Ni'l'
This they would carry out over TIC dFye.'tI ii"s-
ueuis OF q broken Constitution 10 OBTAIN ,hcli nHloy
purpo.e. and am too fearful that the ton hehs,or
iron Masfachufetts (Air Snmnerl X, mpaihi1es WIN
them, Laughter Mr.. Davis then aP0logAea Tor
1eaiuipg tie Senate 70 long. lie spoke OF tie Tres
ideut as au hopest intelligent man, who ought 20
suppress these pesileut uen VINO oiftlact ni' 'ouh
ees aud neutralize Lis Efforts 20 carry on the war
He referred to Gen. Lyon as the hero most TO o.
admired in tots war a. volunteer martyr 10 liberty,
and alluded 20 The brilliant EXPLOITS OF Gen. Si1ei3
shaving him 10 be another brave warrior and liae
hero lie said that the country wanted tue eeTN'oes
Of al such Gallant men, and should nee an ehor's
TO put down the rebellion, and leave al these dD-
cordant elements aioue.
Mr.. HARLAN Otep., Iows)-sIr. President, DO
not intenc 10 reply ia detail TO tic someWhat eA'ia
Ordinary fIcech hat Eas just loed, iof Two reason,
patiyf Glory to my Elf. Ia tie Fret place, thonlo
hardly hope to equal the eio4uehIe anu ie'I W. ',
have been Displayed aud ~ the second pihSe' 1
asree too fuy with many tbiuss that ha'e been
aid 10 make il Necessary for me 20 attempi oe-
,siled re.ronse TO tie spercb. will say, however
and trust the Senator will arton NE tor the anu
.i1u that il DOS aeem 20 me that the whole speech
has been L little i-timed, aud esledaly ma
rart OF the speech which msEes u heo'ssa'1
for ne 10 say one word. The Senator has expie'hed
the hone that tue amending Slavery question niAy
not a. tate this lody aud the cognliyi hno ye,i ~
extraordinary 10 mpy teem III 'ohie'u'p ~"
that eyprrssiOn lie Liurelf has unnecessarily &C.
taiped ,bo Senate ard retarded the public business
OF the coutry for than ~ hour ~ me uscu'-
SON # tlat ye.y quc,,iou. Sir, what j iLe ques-
ton boo before the Senate The rropit'y or ne
impfo,fie.y OF retaining ~ member oi ihis D,oy
tb6 sitting Senator from lndiani. now ufA v ns'
periirenry 10 that question has te,n NE whole
srcech Which has occupied tbe Senate for more than
t,yo hours to-day / make tLis remark lot
Cr the purpose, not with the desiIe Of ohid-
ing the Senator who has taken his rat but
1 yish the Sonetor to bear no witnea, here,
and the country " take notice Of the fact
that every long, lalo7t, excited discus.ion o. the
Sl,very ouoftiln that has taken are N tbs Ch0m-
her for the 70 tx Yeas, during which bave had
tie honorto occupy cent here has been lugeed Ia
in that manner and by gentlemen holding seals IRON
Slaveholding Ststoi
Mr.. BANlS-Nil The gentleman allow me 10 riy
o woldl
Mr.. HARLhN-Certtinly.
Mr.. DANIS-l coDie,- q the gcnteman's In
Deacument that gIcat part 81 my tPs,h was map
proprnte, but 20 was designed m some measure 20
meet tie numerous petitions hat have been Irescuitd
By the Senator from hatsaCLuseils, AID other gen
tiemen upon this hoor
Mr.. HARLAN-I WILL however, Mr. Pretict1', |
while / am the floor. aud before | Ailde 90 ite
proper question Of discussion, a'ienTt g. ret my Ell
tight on the poini alluded 20 by the Senator. Wien
| made The remarks to which be eviCeluy all.dcd,
I'll. body wac entertaining AID considering Ssnste /
Joint resoluiion No. % which propose TO auihorhe
he commander OF The army IN toe eirtn ID ',s'o"
u,lading srras, TO muster mo we thlfd htat't
service such pasons as usy pfossn, iLcrrselyes for
that purpose, atd organize them therefor, and
to retaio them therein tueh length & tir.e ~ IN
the opinion Of such cOlTaud,r tie e1got ces
Of the teryiCe may require. Ills was opposed 4
on the grOusd that tho commander 81 that d.
vision Of TIE army iLlkhtt uhib nv l..l7.udl
discretion. muster into The service Of Tie United
Slst., IndIans aud persons OF African descent. /
evpreseed mysalf in favor Of the propo,iuon aud IN
rerlT TO some remarks dropped By The SENATOR from
n,lawarc lMr. Saulsburyl, ! stated that indi-
Jnsllv had no objection 90 mutiep1g INTO TIE ser
zee Of the United States of color either Indians
or negroes and attempted, In few brief remarks,
10 illustrate NY view that subject. ! stated that
could perceive no reason Why an abie bodied man,
native born in the United States should not aid in
n -. q l. n. Il. i
now perceive reason why Ills shoold not be done.
know 1t is sd, in language pathetic and eloquent,
d" Whist arm the slaves agaiuft their mattsie| ]
might make truthful appeal still more startling and
aak What arm The children against their fltteul =
And yet that is being done by your mastering
officers every day where the fat'er chances
TO be a traitor and rebel. Are you not
to permit the young men OF the country TO arm
themselves in defense Of the Constitution and the
laws, because their parents happen to TO traitors
You exeIci-e the right to take NY under the age
Of twenty -one Year, and place biin between your
violated Constitution and the country foes regard
les Of my rights 10 Lis services or TO the control o!
bis person. Now AK the senator from Kentucky,
what better il hi- slave than my .on.
Mr. DAVIS-Not bali, good.
Dir. IARLAN-I will Illustrate what I mean On
this subject by fnpp0siug that Tho Senator, with
some II his wel-taugit and Christian slaves, was
engaged in personal coDtes. for lie aud death be-
tween me- and my ron. AZ We gradually become
Abausiod on the one side and tie other, knowing
ful W, that the moment give bis slaves the in
tiination that | wond protect them they would fee
from their Inasier 10 ny defense, should be much
thoft of idiot much short oi fool, If were not
10 invite item away Tho loyal states OF this
ton are low engaged in contest for its very ex-
,Biencc On tie eide, We have srrayed the loyal
old men, and mlddle-agcd men Of The country. Ca
the other eide wehayo the Re- rlowutfs O layes nT-
rJ ng tLciryOuugmen snd their slayea On The otfcr
there are zone hundreds Of thousands Il colo'eG
peops, native born on the roll which they live,
who vi! leave their ieLol masters the vcfy nouo.b
they have an iutimG'ion that will receive the prOtor.