The New York herald., 1862-01-15
of Ind. wicslire, Wilson, Window Wood. woodruff wor-

Of Ind. wicklire, wilson, Window Wood, Woodruff wor-
NArs-xessrs Allen. Biaale. Blair Of Mo-, Blair q Va
Granger Hale Harding. johnson, Kelley, Kenoggof III
KKsspP t% ss- LsaP lGss5 Rosn
son. Rollins Of n n. Rollins Of Mo-, sherma9 shiel'
wasLburne White q Ohio, and Wright
IHs WORLDS APPROPRIATION DErRArED-srrsfHEs on
MrssRs. ooSKiING AND LovBJoY ON OUR KsdilH kAiA-
The House in Committee, took up the bill making an
appropriation carry into esct the act providing or the
exhibition OF American products al the World FAR:
Mr. JULIAN (rep) of Ind. made q speech, maintaining
slavery Of the nsurrecton and that national
life and liberty can be saved only by giving hoersy 70
Mr. Coxklse (rsp.) Of N. Y, sad-At the extra ses-
sion Joat resolution was adopted authorizing ,ne RE
sident things touching the worlds Fair
and approprisng to carry out that resolution the sum
OF two Thousand dollars The Dill now before the CON-
mittee proposes appropriate thirty-fve thousand
dollars in addition eventuate the purpose of that
resolution, and the amendment submitted by Mr.. May
clio purposes Indicated the whole large portion OF
the appropriation. Now, for ] opposed
the original BILL, and equally opposed 10 the
amendment offered by the gentleman from Ten.
II the question before the House is
motion to strike out the exacting clause,
for the motion. believe that, at this time, have
matter OF much importance 70 do with money,
whether IL be OF thirty five thousand dollars
any greater or less sum, than to send any com
mission 70 = fair in England, 10 pay freight
to London on any articles there TO be exhibited.
We have Worlds Fair in session on this continent
within the sight and within the hearing and undergoing
the examination Of all Christendonr There is compe-
srs and II The arts thst are not So ane and We are
destined here deserving Of hem without this appro
priatiob, or any portion OF 1t, to receive pre-
miums and diplomas, and to have monuments erected
to national industry and skill, which will stand in
very couspeoes places the banks and shoals OF time
There theatre here abundant the display OF every
species Of national proficiency at this time, ahordng
opportunity record, high up any desires 70
it recorded in the Temple of Fame and tho page of
De vs.toh
seem at this Time like turning cold shoulder to Great
Britain, II not represented at the coming carn
val Of industry Of all nations do not think that the
English governmental do not the English people
has been at this particular time inclined % stand very
much on what have heard called the " high pints Of
good behavior she has been other occasions
certainly not much that called upon
10 devote thirty five thousand dollars to purposes
Of urhanity, If for other reasons we ought not to
do il. think we have treated England exceedingly
well recent reports IN the papers true, have
extended recently at least m'rked act OF courtesy TO
the British government TO the transit of troops. IT,
therefore, onght not for other appropr
This money, think that considerations Of poeness will
viii fail and that every proposition viii fail TO give at
his tne cent to send abroad from this ninent
Ind another theatre on which we may make exhibi
Hon Of any arts or sciences or powers that we pos
sese.
NJ. LovEJor, (rep) Of m.-I am very decidedly op-
posed 70 this bill. think it ID enough for us, in
aT conscience, to have been humbusgsd and dis
honored and disgraced by the British nation with
out now approprating thirty five thousand dollars for
Mr. kEIIoGa, (rsp) Of H., inquired il il had been
through the action Of the British government or of our
own government that We have been thus dishonored and
Mr. LovaoY--Iunderstand how It was done. That dis
grace all that the nation could bear We marched
to sweating great drops Of blood. We TO it
Christ went TO the cross saying w It be possible let
this pass from us' and yet We required 70 say
we now appropriate thankfully thirty Ave thousand dol
lars TO t out commissioners TO appear at the Court Of St.
James. Inasmuch as We have submitted to that
Amnr ho0A a,hvn sffAI IN hn thua
by Great Britain, think the least
We can do Is to acknowledge It, and to stay
at home till the time comes that we can whip that
nation Then will be willing 70 go and appear at their
Worlds Exhibition Every time think Of that surrender,
the words come instinctyey 70 me which Eneas used
when requested by Queen Dido IN rehearsc the sungs
which befallen the Troans during the siege cap
tMre Of Troy-"Oh, Queen you require to the
ntolsrable grief Of that siege by reactng it, Every
time tho Trent affair up, every time that au.
sion s made TO II, every time that have TO think Of
IL, that expression Of the tortured and agonized
Trojan exile comes to my hps-I am made to renew
the horrors which suffered when the news OF the
surrender Of Mason and Aidell reached I
hate it, and hate the British government. here now
publicly and record that hate and declare that 1t
shall be uncxtngushable. mean TO cherish !. while
live and TO heTeath il TO my children when die; and II
am alive when with England comes, and II can
carry muskct in that war; will carry IL. have three
sons md I mean TO charge them and do charge
them that IL they shall have that tim, reached the
years Of manhood and strength they shall enter into that
war. believe there was no need for that surrender
with Great Britain than have suffered the disgrace
Of being nsulted and being thus unavenged have not
reached the subaton of Christianty-that exaiation
Of Christ tianty which allows 10 bs insued, abused
and dishonored. ] can bear all that Christian,
but TO say that do IL cheerfulIy IL
than can bring myself to- trust in God that
the time is not far distant when shall have sup
pressed this rebellion and be prepared avenge and
wine ont this insult that we have received We will
then stir mp Ireland viii appeal 20 the Chartsts OF
England w 70 the old French h1bitops OF Canada
we will Join hands with France and Russia TO
tab fhA Ell fnpG Af Int aud
empire, and will take away the crown from that
government before trust in GOD
that that time will / trust the appropriation
will be voted down. One OF commissioners,
understand s the individual who writes those pleasant
letters asking submit 10 insult cheerulyto smile
this bor cup, druGgcd with the htteresi Ingredients
that pressed to human lips aud not make
face about IT, don't believe there any necessity
for this surrender. am strongly inclined 20 believe that
would have been all the stronger for this difficulty
with Great Britain, for it would have made feel the
nee eseity Of making short work with the rebels.
After further debate the House passed the bii by
large majority.
Adjourned.