New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

forth other prnciples, conoluding with r'io'u1nn
that wholesale yils cor iscsting estses or property
of any kind whether lands, slaves or chatles, are
in violation Of the laws Of the United states ana ioi
bidden by the Constitution.
Mr.. BLAKE lliep., o. proposed TO debate the res
olu'ions.
Mr.. BINGHAM Rep.. o. objected to the intro
ducton OF the resolutions.
Mir. WICKLIFFE snid al there were objections
the Republican side, be would withdraw the Ies0-
lulions for the present
The House resumed the consideration OF the hiii
from Friday, abolsbing Slavery wherever the FEEDER
al Government has exclusive jurisdiction.
MIR. FISHER rep, Dell rpoke in favor OF the
aboIshmebt of Slavery in the Border Staies, IN nc
cordance with the recommendation Of the President;
but TO carry ont this beneicent measure, gen'lemsa
must not into the madness and uitraism ol Abuii'
tOnism. lie dcsifed that bis native State lDela-
warel, which he here represented, should take tnls
step in the march OF emancipation. lie er1orted
gentlemen 10 avoid extreme legis alton. No ma'icr
how radical may be the propo ition presented II ie
sure 10 hnd supporiors In this connection I've re-
efred 10 the bill recently passed by the Senate gi'-
ing negroes the privilege of carrying the maii'.
Should this meet The sanction Of th. Home, gentle.
mon will have placed IN rhe hands Of the enemies OF
The Government both IN the Free aud Slave States,
Il weapon of almost incalcnlable pirchlef lie con-
tended that the Constitution confers no powers
whatever for interference with Slavery In the
States; Each State hGs exclusive jurisdiction Of the
oppose the pending bill, arguing that IL was cal
cuated only to reopen dangerous coutroveIsy, aid
would accom- lish no good in behalf of liberty.
Mr.. LOVEJOY Eep, H. modified tho bill as
follows:
"o he cad Ills. Freedom may he aud remain forever hc
Fundamental aw OF the land IN al place. whssoever So ir'
liz within tie pewrE or drpeds "pcn thr oie9 oil 'h-
ruri.rt cf the United St.trs 10 nsA- 30 thcfee
Be eaaeed IT,, TIA Slavery. iuyoianti, ssritr
IN 7 cars hGi oeser oher thsp In vbDishn eur NJ '
heeo the p.y shall hayr been du, consie I'd. ss hrice
Nlsa A
the ticd States existing horca ter to be iorra 81
Mr.. cox Dom, Ohio) moved to Ley the bill on
he .able.
lIo,ion disagreed TO by Yeas ~, Maya 81.
Mr. LONFJOY moved 10 t,rilG OF. ihe preamble
M. COX wished "a amend II by saying;
An aot to cary out the Chicago Platform aud da'cve
The Union
Nr. Loveioy's motion was agrcca to.
The bill was then pas'od by feas -, Nays ~, ns
follows: 49,.
Baker BzIr. Bssmai biogh'n palf thyi piiii rem
a Ccnhling Rocco, colhus Iucr, pss,s p.Ses u'l-n"
l...ssJ-. JrfeL'' Fsrk C0orh. 0ranre isli lsrison
HicLnsB, Hooper. Hsson huchn'' Juisr heiy hth g
.a I'M ',i;.s. i,,.i yoopefesd MofrI CIsrs Msra t,ti
ono r,se rAaser, Porter tce Mas h1e 'nsol hi's
Rollins q. ~ safgesnt sedE.es ss.aA ,heie sa,iis
Tsowtsid-e v4n Hon. Walton tNtl. "'.hbunc "nrs'rr
" aiie tlnd) J, Wilson WiparH Wo.ee.ief.
EAYs-M,s.h. Amen. Aneopa bsiisy tPal. b.ddls.
hlar Ns brocn o. L i.o"s o., C..s ps- % -
Frri-h Gfidrr Iiash, Ha. Iisidns Holman. jo"n CO
NN',,ii.55J y Morn. Noe.i o5el Peny. Pneip. l,,o
.brIa.u lahiatlr -rsa Sir.o o.. Strrir o., 20
Tfcar. fNdD Vihh-id. Aolrroe Nad'~euh. Nsfo, Wee
stef Nicsub. srd Nocdfoa
amend tie nilo Of the bill by making II read, g Ar
act 10 secure freedom sll PERSONS within the Ter
riiories oftho i'niled ~taies'
On notion Of Mr. POTTER. u Ccrani;tee Of Con
ference ySss appointed on the Homestead I'LL.
Mr. SHELLhBAKGLk Rep, Ohio introduced
4 i'll feinIr. mud puuishing hiEh crime he st.
rrr,ug tD or giyiue aid and comfort 20 lrvOus eu-
Gagged in a rebellion ugiiust ths United States Cow
erufr,ni.
1lo hin is irlendcd To- supply what is understood
Z, bc re1urei by the recent ludclnl decision that -
r. not tr.asou witn Go rca.iDH y tic Hcs o. h'J
10 eise ai3 aud comfort 70 tie rcD,l Hen.
Ihe llDusr sgcut Iuto Commit 0l tho VI h"ie ON
tie hil giving bountes to touioss inJur,d Ia tn
pr scui war.
print speech on the subject 81 toe habeas corpus.
MIR. OWEN iR,p.. ~ " dlscussed The powers 0i
Couprr-H ca the cOni.ctiOn qut slion, arguing that
all prororY captured in the war becoaes our
property. lhu required no net ot oouocuiuufn
ro. alton Ne Lage ihc right q tGkc Toe cucmy'-
property TO Indemnify the cXponSes 81 the war; bat
il wHa Dot private propgr.f that wns mus TO b.
appropriated. lt var aganri baf, ariah "hrinie
tta; he protested In the cOupe % lis remarks, he
ead some Republic aus bad charged tie Border
Slave State men with loving Slavery better than
the Constitution. but they had simply declared that
Cougr,ts has no POWER TO esisleic on Slavery ~
their Sthter. 1t they are nen they ought not 10
allow Conqr-,s to do il Lot that they love Slavery
better tfan the Constitution, but that they love the
Constitution Too well 10 permit A. violation. Nor
should Congress be prFiai,t i 10 interfere III o;por
States IN matters OF local lesplal.on. liiS could
not be done without destroying tie nights Of the
States rud breaking down our Constitution and
GCVernmcni.
Amendments to the bill were mado and discussed,
and tie bill was fnally pass,d.
Tho bill appfopriater - ,00O,OD0 for the houn'es
provided by tie act Of Jolly lasi. IL Gaze OF death
If the person entitled to the bounty, II ~ 10 accrue
to tie widow, children, atler, mother, brothes or
sisters OF the deceased. Adjourned.