New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

the mast few months has taught ne very iorsipy
that the ruling Powers of Europe M .hs,
little sympathy with ne or our insHq'iohs, ahu s'-'
they viii not hesitate to improve whAI So
and ;nrisdie,ion over American territory. Inc re-
hellion has for the time being alnott sileneed ho
voice of orr Government among the P0wers VI tno
Void III ANYTHING were needed to upi'e VI
strengthen the people OF the loyal States 10 me
termination to ehectuaily crush out tnc feoeinon'
would be the present position OF on, Ssnnstrats
this respect AIR. Gooch proceeded to deinonslia'e
that the commercial interests OF ouf people ueanu
fine recognition of Hayti aud Liberia quoting nniner
Gus satisfies showing our trade with nose
The adartation Of Iiayti tor cotton culture was
upon. and ia felds will fnrnlsh homes 10 tne o,"A.
he .migrarino TO g more congeDia climate and toii
where they will DO relieved Of all the poNtich ailu
social obilles to which trey are here supJeeteu
Ia recognizing the independence 81 nhy.i huu 'n,
befi, we follow the example oil tLe Iesaihs Powe,'
of the world Petition after petition has asked IT,
and there is no valid reason why the prayer Oh the
petitioners shonld not be granted. Men 81 all par
lies de,,e the RECOGNITION oil the two governments
Justice. sound policy, political wisdom. ana the eX-
amrle Of Other Governments demand that We 'eeoe,
nize the independence Of Hayti ana Lioe,ia, anu
that in onr intercourse with them we place them on
the game footing as other independent nations.
Mr.. COX Dem. Ohio offered substitute pro-
10 siug that there he appointed Consal-GeDeral. 10
negotiate treaties OF commerce Win iihyt ana La
IBERIA. The object designed was not 30 much 10 IN
crease commerce, but TO give sort OF oignny ana
equality to these Republics, because their citzens
| Laippen 10 be black. lie argued tDe Coh'uis "eio
,r more apuroprate agents promote the ihIercsuT
Of commerce. lie asked the gentleman from 'ssa-
chusetts whether lie expected minister III re'uin
from lIayti. .,.u.;o -,
the same footing az other independent nations, ard
| If that Republic should send minister he should
receive him lust the same as England and France
will do. -.
Mr. cox said Hayti debarred all whites from
Office Az n consequence che would send negro
minister here, with all The rights ard dgnities en-
loved by Lord Lyon. and Count MERCER.
| Mr. FESS1NDEN REP, Me- wished to know
what objection the gentleman from ONO had 10 tnt
| MIR. COX replied that he objected because IL
raised the black to an equality with the WHITE
| lie bad thought thia Government was made lor
white men. lie recoected that the gentleman IRON
Maine lFessenden sad something like this the
other day, namely, be would prefer that the thloi
should not be restored than that Slavery be conin-
ued The gentleman would destroy the Common
wealth for The purpose OF getting at oiacA nl''i
| Mr. Cox, in Lis argument, said that the people
| of Hayti had not the power TO use
above Ignorance, corruption, and superstition
for the last seventy year.. Tue only
object was TO dress up the negro Minister, VINO
mi.h be cent hither in gold and ace, with Light leg
ginps and hoebuckles Of the old style, and perhaps
put wig Oh his head, and send HIM to the White
House TO be the laughing stock Of all who congre-
cate there. He was not TO be considered go Ducn
the representative OF uayt Of the free negroes oil
iris city. and TO whom they would look as the God
Of their idolatfy. =,
Mr. BlDDLE I'm, Pa. said the present condi
ton OF the African race, and the momentous poltl
cal quest on connected with 1t, should induce the
House to reject the BILL which part of policy
which contributed to sever the Union, and II IA The
creates, obstacle to its retoralion and 10 the sue
cessfu prosecution Of the WAR This was the day OF
double danger 10 the Constitution, IRON Secession
is,s and AboIonist. Ii was 10 part OF the latcr's
policy To send the negroes away. They want to
keep them here TO support their power which Is
waning among white men. This was no ume 10
give an inch 10 those who would take an ell. lie
would not sick new feather IN the cap OF Adolf
toui.m. To pas this bill would be IN acknowledge
lnent Of the equality Of the races.
Mr.. KELLEY obtained the floor.
Without concluding the question, the House ad-
iourred