New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

l. HA'' O-hGhOI lhcV', hdnbcrI 49, "'"" 49,
Senator from Kentucky that .he fault was not 60
much the fault of the law as it was the want OF lit
proper execution. There war no perpetual Slavery
IN the Diftrict Of Columbia for Congress had no,
EXTENDED the Maryland laws relative to il which mad
been paced since 1871 by that State and tie law Tor
al deliveries did not apply passed since that time.
MT CAKLlLE Union, Va. IL hope the senate
after having spent hours Of different days on bis
bill, VIII CONE to vote. We have sVen, time
enough on 1t, and the people may a. well know that
Slavery In this District is practically abolished.
Since gentlemen have brought this subject W.
have seen paintings pictures purpCfting TO show
correctly tho mferabe condition Of these miserable
people in this maerabe Jail in Il City of Washing-
ton. ii this lie 90 t is the fauit of Con ress who
have not provided long since the same humane lave
FOR the protection Of both the white and black races
in the Ditric; Of Columbia enforced in every
Slave State OF this Union From convictions which
] have before expressed shall moi record my vote
in favor of this bill; but lave not toe slightest
o. lection to ils passsse with the amendment sng-
gcrted By the Senator from Mary band But | desire
that we hal act upon IT, othat this one peg a' least
be taken away upon which to hang sympathetic
entTeatos for tie negro race.
! Mir. MORRILL, rep, Nell cannot allow the
Senator from Virginia 10 connect q measure simply
calling for the correction OF abnse with amy fiug
at this eide Of the Chamber, or at ANYBODY who has
any sympathy with those who are deprived OF thsir
Liberty No Senator on this side has undertaken 10
give il tie direction which tic Senator suggests and
il never occurred TO in Committee outtide that
il was by the slightest or remotest implication sus-
eepibe of tie Interpretation the Senator gives to it,
IL is simply to correct ali abuse which strikes down
the liberty Of every man, black or white. That
prison /. disgrace to the age and the country In
which we 1--we, and when a bill in brought in
here TO correct an abuse il is hardly worth willie to
turn il from its legitimate channel into course
tirely foreign to TIE object Of the BILL aud do not
intend to admit when honestly endeavoring to attain
an object Of this kind, sny npu'otlon that am dis
turbinQ this delicate relation OF which the gentle
man speaks. | have not occupied live minutes OF
the time Of the Senate the subject referred 10, but
when il comes IN my way OF some bill necessarily
involving the questi"n trust shall have the man
ness TO say what think abont IL.
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass. II think that the
Senator from Maine has well taken notice OF the re-
ma ks OF the Senator from NrEinm. We have
listened on thir floor tie donineerDg speeches aud
reproaches Of Sir. Mason, ana it would seem that
now he Senator from Virginia bias come here TO
to tread III tbc footsteps OF bis predecessor. Bnt,
Sir we were not alirmed at the uterances OF the
one snd We shall not be AZ the rebukes Of the other
| would suggest 10 the Senator from Virginia that
he should state his own opinions, but that 30 not
IL, ed Lis r.bukes bud We do not fear them. This
bill il be ore us for good object, aud thank The
Seraior from Iowa for his speech here ana wish
TO add nv word OF condemnation to The Insulting
conduct Of this Mashal OF the District Of COLUMBIA
voted Let Spring. with fifteen Others against BIZ
confirmation. | knew what he then was, and
knew the aL continent was On unworthy appoint
nert Thank God that name has not yet passed the
Ssuate | knew that be had appointed sOne OF
the WORT men OF this DISTINCT as LIS depu-
~ and that negro.catcLer had been put
~ that Jail over there men. We have come
into rover here IA this District, and speak
what ! know, that Oppression lns not been
Laid heavier on the cclofed people OF this Dis
int for the Ia-t ten ears than il IL now. That Is
,he te,tinony oi al II them This District Prson lie
a disa-ace TO ally civilized community, and have
litter from Dr. \. g.. Howe IN relation 10 tue Prison
n Alexandria AID aLo To the condition OF these
tre, M Fortn 70 Monroe have hsd,o day Colo
mel oftl United States army come 10 ne WIN an
order from "a BagaGicr GtLefd g. d. liver up
a fugitive slave u he was within his lines.
Nr'LANE toi knususI -Nbat Is tie same! VINO
II bel
M. WILSON, will state the fact in Executive
s.,,inp. 4 link il Is tiuc should az up 10 onT
ptiueifies IL j. line pat our rehuke upon thesc
men Whistler M tie military clNi regNice oil the
country. and bet u.en know that We did not put
hem ia power 10 di.erSee our common h'm-nity
and oishonOr The prifcipies sc P.Jiess. In rsBal1
~ "a. Marshal Of tire pisiret, think We should
.sy to tle prssidea; this men hos HrJied The Ss9-
-. and 4c u,t % dismissed non ma; place. ihe
,c.,rd rad here to-day If his conduct shouid Al
once drive him from III public employ mont.
Nj tAELIIE--j DO 10, th.uk iiht Tie Sehalor
,oyId Inv, ieard wnst ] said, ard think that the
countr, WHEN !, 1ecs what have said, VII not THINK
oUh tie SeniI1r ibai ~ Was ny purpose 10 admin
i.t,rt,bqlss 10 any UelnteI OF bis body. merely
~ Al j }
Nteu 1 4 rdtd ~ the pictures tsat ! have seen III
connection vi TIL subject siuce II was h'si intro
duced | signed To- be unceIstood NJ expressing
IN. inion thar al ttis time paf'i uary, our time
sb,nfd be devoted 70 tie great MEASURE connected
with the prtteryL.ion Of this country and Tie pro-
L. lion OF the white race within onr Constitutional
outies.
one word taid BY iLc senate from Virginia whiciI
,yss imrroter. uncourteuusso r uhLnd, l.d wLlci j
e,uld rat irysels repeat. think there WAS mo- oc-
ra,iog to lring o,iose Us tie condrct OF traiois-
men who have Ioritiied thor lives and properly
IRE tleir nance IN como non wIiu tue name OF 4
man wlo has iiskcd his lie, property, and every
thiux in defense OF hls country. Thee as 10 ~
renrsuce Of anything uDkind or improper IN tie re-
nnrks of'the Senator from Virginia, tu1 IL seemed
h. iro that lie remarks OF the Senator ion, '' ~
cht,,,tts orllt not to Vcss without some J lenlly
word Of greeting 10 the Senator from virginia.
t.leve hIs conduct hef. has been noble, pihoile, .
and manly and MOI The conduct Oh traitor IKE tpt
one who has beeu mentioned i'll orr herring. And j
rec.,t ,hat think th1t the tine presses far more
Variant action than tia; which engages the s'u-
,tt The financial condition o; tie oonntry II Be- I
coming deery embarrassed, aud everything tliai
rel ties TO The finances should be 81 ended to.
/ have 40 objection TO the present bill l. Is in
por,ant and should be passed ~ l haVe NO nm
10 Ill the Marshal of ttis District ere II n rec
r,ion il In, reduced oeneurug the Mashal for THIS
Improper order, will vote for II.
Mr. FESSENDEN faid there was mn erroneous
inprefsiou In the country that the Senate should act
an ,heee financial measures H. medis.ly, and pass
,rx bil. These hills all take time and deh1drion,
,nd the Senators could uoi oct I'll The bills come
from the House. lie thought the gentlemen were
NO, 10 be blamed because, in the intermediate time,
they attended 10 other matters.
Mr. SHERMAN faid there was an extended mean
ino TO financial business" much broader than
{" lax bill."
MIR. FESSENDEN admitted that lie intended the
remarks for the public rather than tie Senator and
he wonld be witness 10 tine couotry that no time
.houId lie lod The country ought TO realize that We