The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-23

House Of Rcprcse ntn,ivcs.

MIR. Coiax reported back from the Post
hfice Couapi,,se, the IL! T. secure the spcedy
,run.ports,.,. ftbe pa.ls by requiring n."..G
Companies 10 enter into 4 Contract with the Post
master Genera, and in case OF failure To agree upon
compensaiicn, the same shall lie fixed and de
tsrminod by tho Cour, of Clsipis. Passed hy four
majority.
The House then resumed the confederation Of the
conf srRtiun bills.
M. blair tPal said that members were divided
In opinion on the measures pending, but there Wa
one purpoi. on which tue majority were unIttd,
nnmcly:-TLe Government shall not be cuftaii,i @.
it, territory by lhc 2urrcp!A OF single iot %. SOIL
The war is 'to he ended by arms and hoi hs thc
'c,nciy Of the ,liplomntis,. ln ho language OF
III. GoSc,,,- u Tenucrsce' "li we make 'tm-
WIN the reee rr'Ie m,. S'Da me-, u" only y', stia.u @
the r1hsiiion in ,N'rm,na,e II, enn'e nue. .rd
ar.ma,ins rrincipc' Al. Try eMan''I''"l
stands on higher ground than curh%.. ,,1
Mr. Rollins ~ ~ argued the glt r. roo, y...
a"ecl away tha m'nstiu,s rebellion, mi H. ~
scatter ~ se"'lH tlnt they may never l,fiAtn.t,
They should strip treason OF It's chic' means of -!.
port, thor,'or. hc gave the con'iscnt.uu ILLS Lis
hearty support 10 what means Of savage warfare
have they not resoricdt IT, what depths OF cruelty
have they uut dcscendcd What new ami iufarn,
machinery eau they additionally mventf 10 ".
fuse to pass these bills would DO toput premium
ou treason.
buiipefs - put iosn thls rebellion. nnd We Alva
right 10 the use OF property int e..tring w.t4 lAo
cunsumnton Of this de-rn; but Tho property ~ lOy
Ia. men must DO protected, unlcss the oi,eny i,
making us, 9i Il agHii.t as The war WIS forced
upon ds by the aisunlonl's, All Nssy Ne suprs,a.
49,, OF the Constitution is secure Il VII Live eui,i
ths .sdw.o g, ''ect being restqrslioh of coiiiia.
nonh authority, ln-.. Very qIcstoh m,,-t
sf. SS 's.' :; BE- by .si 'si SSS"' SS Is ti s
His property, which mny hnvc escaped the
destruction Of war, may then he forfeited. We
are not 10 prevent tie escap. Of the slaves of the
rebels when such slaves c1'ne 10 us, running away
from their mss.ors. A disregard OF the Constiti.
ton will result Ia u d structon Of the Gnvernnont
10y onr own hands. The rebellion will then be tri.
umphent. W. will then have done for the rebels
what ttey could not DO for themselves. We esnnn,
make any money by Efforts nj confscqtiqn. Tls
nrrral 4 efforts given 10 tie rebellion will cost s
mos tLHn We eAn tYaliAe 10y such "a course.
NJ. Tys,chdeh tMcl argued tlat conhsc,tpn il
oNpodlelt because justice dey.sids ii, and il va,
"a pcdisnt g. liberac slaves Of rebels because il
e Institutional stel towards IT,. Ultimate anu LA
tion ni moral, social and political wrong, which
imperils our prosperity. lie such an nbot!ou-
lst as President Lincoln.
Mr.. Wlcklliie, Ky DO sou charge the Presi.
dent with abctlonismr
Mr.. feasenden. charge him with all tie nbyl,- |
ioniam which he has heretofore avowcd That is !
sufficient abolitionisin for me; and when gentlemen
'hsrge me with being an abOlitouist want them
~ understand that am no moro abolilionist than
Mr. Lincoln. II he was an aboitonist for utt,ring |
NE sentiments have read am !. From such |
sentiments the sbOlitonists have never departed
4 iJouniei.