Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-01

aFd feathers. be raStcd TO stand escrywhero lhs
American soil without being compelled TO held bis
ton u. He proposed to let the tl1vss take care of
Ia m,sivss they shun6snily able TO do. TEefe
nsver CAL oo pases until slavery Is destroyed Tois IS
the nstcns opporuUiy and he appealed 70 every gee
t1gaa tho importance Of this opp1rtpnity-g;vsa 10
them in The providence CT God. se
DE. Cooking. uf Nes YO:a, favored the motion of
oonHi mful He, Tor ole, vas II favor OF coIfsca-
non bill bill shich gculd simplify or the punistm
Of treason enj devote tie properly OF the ugieadefs
OF the rebellion 10 the rsimblrn5 OF the expsnse in
Cured in tho rebellion rs not IN favor of an in
disosm' cato bill
Mr.. %; king proposed to yield the aoo- to NJ. D.
ven, OF New YO'k. aud then cal. the previous qaes
lion.
Rr. Crisfold, Of Maryland, SAID he would obi &c: to
susa aralgeIeai he UsEted free licease los general
debate.
Mr. Conklpg, of Nov York, thea called the evoul
question.
The main qItsliOn was then ordered by vote Of al
to IS
Tie yias and nays uers then ordered on Nr. 0lh's
mSt0a-hat the subjscl OF the cot cation Of teeti
property be eerrsd 70 select c5mnittes OF seven,
Sh ipsrpc iol report 10 ihis HLu3s a. early day
Atop 'ed-yeas 80 and nays 81.
BJUAIY TO SOLDIERS wIDows-faE RIBxLLIos LuoGKD
oa motion OF Mr. Morr n, OF Vermont, the House
solved itself ido Committee of the Whoe, and 10, up
the ouss bill to give bouny 10 the widows OF sodi-rs
N1O DHF3 o3en OF may D. htltu
Mr. R,llGs of Missouri, sud be alEAys believed It
far better to see thsss nsuoua dill juIes by an Gp
peal reason aud tue bot box rather than By The
uss OF arms The preieut civil will be aud must
be regarded al scandal aud disgrace u the age in
1hca live. The conspRors Of his rebellion, IN tie
judgement 0f posterty, S be considered Ss mor uOn
stsrs aud the ~ors; OF foes to vel regulGed liberty
unfortunately for tho c-uutry the former PresicCur Mf
5ashGuan, week nd yac'liting, with Is O"Daet
cJnp:sed ia par. of pators bold, rccklcs and "a
lpuloIs AthCu % the pr soa; difficulties vera sg
ta'cd hy the fanatics OF the North, yet thers
thiag hu: what could have en- legally siued. Oar
hss aad paramount allegiance Is duo 20 the General GGy
crrinsa la conclusion, tc sail lcs US epi;.Pi
BE- written On the Raiiops! tomb Th:s people IN Gu
ieavoag 10 abolish Afr.csa slIvGy OF this continent
lo.t their liosrty aad c.mntsd ra,ioual suicide
v4LlSDIGaAM DsNOUSGxs WADE AS 'ScoUsDRsL,
LIAR AND COWARD
NJ V4llaaiisham, of 0aio, said that in a speech de-
livered The other dly in this city tro following words
wefe uIsd II GocasJ them OF dG.6srAtS pu pose 10
assa throuyn The jaiic,s triouas and through the
senate aad House Of Representatives, OF tho UEitsd
aes aud every Shsre clse, and ogoaSe, inimidsteI
and ample under foot II they can, the men who bydy
and forth IN d.lsics Of their couny nov impenled
by this gigantic rebellion have watched /. long, sid
have sseu It in secret, AID have seen its movements
since that party gci together, with colleague OF
niue in the othtf House az UlArTa1 OF soidi iJns--a
mIl Hho had never any synpai4y with the R-i lie,
:, tor as his dare permit bim to So" NO~ btIe
IA aJ place in tGii House, dcloun;s-and speak i
adyisedy-tha author OF that speech as lar sccuI
dr,t, d 8 cosardl Hs niae is B.fj .mia T. Hsd'.
FUGfIEa DfB,TE os WIDOW AND ORPHAN HILL
NJ. Ei-.rdi, OF n. H., aidressed few rema:ts
pe:inent 10 the b u.
As Alen Of Of Ohio adifesei the House al
length setuug ;orh tho OF 'ct Of the war, IIning il
90 bs Ter the pscs FvGou OF the Constitution and the
Laws. and ios aO.hiog el5e.
The COmni.tee rcsS aud tha House afioarnsd-
PSooEEnIsGs IL rHE sxsArs-AS AMBASSADOR FRoN
HAY1I.
The bill for the rcogaiioa Of liberia aud Hay;i com
isg up ~ the sp Cia order, Mr.. Davis, OF II ucky
moved sui iu;e sgitOuz ng the Presieat 70 sPpont
ccnsus 20 Iberia Snd q coHsEl general 10 HAyu Wbh
power 10 Negotiate clmraerca 81 treaties, a.. Hs was
opposed send ng sry ambassadors 10 those cocntrie
Il taey send q Minister here 10 turn Gnd he BE- iul
blooded negro 10 could demand recognition OF soci-l
qaaity with oIher diplomats at receptions and sli
oours occasions, snd in prvae life Be dreS picture
OF great bg, back feloS," AMI the airs lie night
assume on sucl occisoqs and related similar incident
at tae court Of Napoleon, where one OF our Minister'S in
r,.ly 10 A query OF what be thought o! tbs back am
ba sa3or said "I ink, clothes AID al he is wyr.h
4boC 81 600"
Er scuacr eil re YESTERDAY made 20 appeal fer ho-e
Eo c9artc7 Gccoua. CT color or the ict that thr
n,aul, hcd oucs been slsv l. vas tie Senator fsCl
assured tie Senator ihl; u'h dpomits, i, similar TO
c:hSr rcrr ss-a:ives b. bad from Hsyi (ss they
would bs) you'd bJ refined TO thrust themselves IL
nv society wlere their presence was noi desired They
you'd ever trouble the Senator from Etuck!.
Mr. sumner sent 20 the Gle 70 b. read, letter from
yr. webb, Of Boston, commercial aSent a: Hsyu,
iudcaru. higl siat' Of progrs ion there aad eieG.
di.atvAntgs 20 the Ualed States oy Of II,
r. cosnon of that pjwer, ~ being less respected
than that OF ogher nations In co.. qusnce, &c.
The question was theH tx n on Ar. D.Nss amend
menl as SUBSTITUTE and it was njected-y:a', s-nGy',
80
Mr. salisbury and declared that this wss ev.-
dety ore Of the series OF measurs 10 be euact' by
aocliiooism, aud in twelve moaths W. would see ne.
gro on the Jor Of this Senate aud hin iS y in the DIP
Iona ic gallery he wisSed ouly sag he Souii not be
responsible for this result
The bill was then pls5ed-yoas, s. mays, 7-a' FOL-
l)Es;
YsAs-sessrs Au,holy, Brov1ng. Chandler, clirk,
OSlame-, Cossn, D1pl, D5liult, Fsssentsr, Footr,
Foster, Grtn'a Hale, Henderson, Howard Hove, King.
L,nr OF Irtai II, Line ol Xmas, La ham, N,Dougal,
Morrill, Pomeroy. ShlT 1ta, 5 IN coas, sunucr, Ten
Eyck, Trun,hull, Wad,, Wilkinson Wscn, OF haisacsu
81 t. aud Wigh-S2
NAYs-Hessrs Blyarj, Ca-l;le, D.vis, Powell, Sauls
bury, Stark aud ThoE son-7
1TILIF.aAY UyssCOATs AT FRsME Cosr.