New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

IA spite OF all Intervention from Gny quarter, thu
this Government shall live, ana not die.
Pending the question, the Senate adjourned.
Il HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
y ADMISSION OF THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
The House proceeded TO the consideration OF the
Senate bill for the admission Of the State OF West
Virginia into the Cni0n.
Mr.. CONWAY REP, Kansas had no objection
to the admission OF this State on the ground
of the character Of the people, they are
thoroughly loyal. They are opposed 70 siay.
cry Gud would make prosperous and
peaceful Slate. He would be most happy 60
vote for tie admission if the application cane in
the proper aud constitutional form. lie wished that
II Territorial Government had been organized there
at the commencement Of the Rebellion. An ena-
bling act could have been passed and the State ad-
mtted in II manner unobjeCtionabe.
/ TINS bill was not 20 much for the admission Of n
new State rs il was FOR the division of an old one.
But TO this be would have no objection, were the
measure presented IN proper forla. The Constisu-
ton of the [ nited States SAVE that no new State
ssll be erected out OF another unless with the
seug Of the Legislature OF the first.
While lie willing TO lalliate at sny TINE a
construction Of the Constitution 10 beneficial en3s.
he cOuh not, however, violate constitutional and
fundamental principle.
lie did no. regard The proposition "A now present.
Ell as HAVING received the assent required by the
Constitution, 4 was not 4 awful state. lie be-
iisye1 n vas the intention Of the President 20
encourage State organizations IN oil the seeded
States.
Bot placing She assumption Of TIE State power in
the bands of a few iuliyiigals appointed by the
President, waS' " a flgrant ard uncoa iiiuiiylal
character The scheme was revolutionary, and
ought 10 be eSposcd 10 the re.-obt'ic2 Of every
loval citizen.
Il would he an litter peryeTsion o. orr system. il
would in effect concentrate al tie lower Of tle
Government in the hauds OF Che Executive.
He said after further argument. that the seeded
States were OIt OF The Union.
They were in The position Of f0rcign power
We should hold them as common territory when
ever aud wherever our ARMIES occupy iAenI
Mr.. BROWN IN. Va reIFisd. areuin2 tle' ib-
erection OF the State OF Western Nirg.ala ~ per
fectly lawful aud consiiut. uaL he provision q.
the Constitution w.'h regard 10 the nduiieeipn .
erection Of new States had been conpIicd WIZ.
And il this connection he quotoo "a similar -" pre-
auble of the act admitting Nsu'ueAEt ""'- "''
formed from part 81 NHgiua -
Tie President had recognized Tie Ieelne Boy
eminent and the portion o. the proceeds o. tlr "ts
% Ito rublc isndf which the Cd STATE had hrrct D.
fere refused had been paid 20 the new STATE. Tie
precedeui- he insisted supported the new Siss o.
g.uizstion. lie was surprised that the Retunmhn
frorl Kauaas recognized the iigh Of states - 81
81 II va- not in the power u State 10 'eee3r,
i snd me Brown DENIED tnat any state wac az OF
.ie Union The President was ngiii IN tls pe.Hion
Le had taken and IN lbs efforts 20 restore The Union
apd brine Them hack 70 their allegiance.
Nh MALLORY .Un., N.Y. wished 20 ano"
whether the Legislature when hal si', "'''h' 'o
.be division was lot com Ose1 oi ~ oi 'uo-t "loh
,vbou the new Constitution }'HS to Opeiut.
MIR BROWN REPLIED that ta'flaH ana Ale SAndiia
counties. which were not lncilici whhia llt hiA"7
of the rev safe, were represented.
Mr NALLORY-I unarr.tahd ''A' more than
boif the counties OF Irgua were not rqprt ssn'e. ~
toe Wheeling Legislature.
Mr. BLAIR In, Na.i--Wcfe not Mlia counties
invited .u. ..,.. -,
49, -ffkT 1 AIsN-- At,ionyE th4v yen. rrri' cd
were not come Of tie- 81 completely within TIE
control of a foreign Govern u,nt t1og the. could not
send representative 20 ihe Led-i4t4re
Mr. BltOWN-I can't SOY whittier The peonle
were under intimidation or not. /, = sufficient to
say that they invited 90 cone. J. they rtay "a
away. IL wa their fault, not ours. II they were
disloyal they should have voice IL TIC sslaurl
Of Virginia.
sPEclAI ORDER.
Before Nj. Brown concluded the morning h0ni
expired when the House took mp the s?ecioi order
authorizing collectors and @sses-ors aud their "a isl
i ants under the tax Law - administer oaits 80.
c The bill V'-sed.
b Mr.. BROWN resumed Die remarks IN advocacy o
e the bill iOs the admission % tae State 81 Wet Viz
: guia into Tie CLion. lie stated TIE various e0nsio
eIatous why tie STATE snou.d be admitted a mat
d ter OF expe1ency. Tie people o; that secu0a L.,
been struggling for foiy years fOr separate exist
e ence II. rscouued ne wrongs they had 5uiiere
4 from ne eastern part o. he State, and faid they nov
Lad 10 regiments in The fed obtained by yolnniee'
o ing not bv draft Were they 20 be turned over &
% the Old Commonwealth, ana oppressed az per-e
r cutea1 lie bad received telegram from " -C la
containing tie substance o. resolution - iAe l. e
islatuTe asking for the pss-age n TIE lendng bal
rrec..c,r a. il came iiO@l tac senate. lie mos
+ ear,osuy arp1aled 10 the House TO give item ID
b reic' they asked
i Mr. COLiAX rep, lad remarked that at las
session be "a great doubts az 10 the pioplcy q
o ,arsinu ;hla Dill bui on examination his mind wa
now made up that il o1yIt 20 pass, the Sde an
z L. gislalufc being lawful lie alIilel 10 i-' pair
otisfu ~ Western Virginia -hs refusing 20 be cIa"
+ into lbis wicked Rebellion. The President an
/ Leal- ofuepl.tineAls, together Will botn DracLe
e of Congress, lad repeatedly recognized the STAT
- and Legislature without protest from any quarter
He EXPRESSED h.s Qualification that the Sa'e ohs'
o tuition provided i.T cuanap patton, aud came ho.
q IN a. our doors with tie tiara OF freedom Oh y,
o brow.
Mr. YEhNAN Ca, Ky briefly alluded 70 tn
arcruou's which bad been advanced, aui spiked q
Z Virginia was now represented IN Congress, au
z Therefore now IN The U,lon, Want need was lntI
/ for auothcr uo 10 leo her IN again
] NJ COLFAX replied that the bill proies'ed Z
ad1l.. only the Stat. O Western Virginia, emDIaelh
a TIE compact portion OF tue STATE, leaving TIE ioya
eltzoas ia Acc1uac and other counties WHOM IN
q limits " tLo proposed state. D.,
NJ OLIN Rep, n. " would vote for the bi
with Ielg. .aucc, but necessity, the new S'h'
being the result Of revolution, and governed by -
az nor aw o. sell piesefyalOn aud seipl JieC.!J.
ald fidelity io the Union.
T. Mr. HIIClllNS Rep. Ohio, would vote f.
y Tic Bill for by constitutional provision Ne''ei
Ii Virginia would become ift. State.
Nr tEilTkADLN .Fr0.Slav., XIV, appr
c4tcd tlo a. % ian and yalr q 'pe people ~ - eel