The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-24

Cars wore Destroying tho Constitution ypy Sustained
tore. aud caoct Tor ever IL hey we're 70 take the cour
sess o. tho orer see they would be totally without
remedy.
Mr. hysis lrep} d Ohio, aid the sp~coh hts col
league fAr valiahdeban,) was unworthy q hinl---uu
worthy q ANY one who has erownto mans estate be
ncatn the great Instrument o the constitution The
ot that instrument the hands &c the poopc aud
not ~ thehsnis Of tho gentleman, who repro
sentc0 thc peoHo than he Dir D,ugham) dd wbcn tbs
leopss basay surrender the great trust Il VIII fan 80
long o they please % stand by will he maintained
How did the genuoDan assume TO he the guardian tho
CONSTITUTION Two days ago, on this iioor tho very
spirit OF his speech TO night the gentleman undertook 10
Demonstrate ny mutiaing letter Of Secretary Seward
that the constitution did allow ths u
protect Il against armed rebellion
hf: VAiaAsD0IAa rci.ed that ho nsger undertook 70
cicch,sc bu Colleague Hs colleague could not draw
HIM INTO wrauge. FOR which he (Mr Bngham) was
qualified, and for which nc thr vail.nd shsmy had
Mir. BINGHAM carol whether his eocacuc took notice
or not the people would lie did not recognizes hi.
leagues right TO call hs motives int, ouet, al, col
league was tho last earth with whom he would
wranglc THIS language might be ambiguous, but be
would give hE colleague the benefit OF It e replied
70 MI fallsndsham His design 10 send out tho
an.,dote With the oson which his colleague attempted 10
iniuso into the public mud
MIR. VooRngss (opp) II Ind after liudng 20 Mr..
o'n's opening remarks said tho latter bad right TO
instruct The gcntlcmen hore how they ac 10
prescribe for them lin. o. conduct. After him came
tho stIApod and buttoAsj gentleman from aDa
VINO nowied out his notes threatening 70 con-
sign tho minority TO eternal damnstion when
tue popular dcnuncaton should reach thom ia private
intercourse the gentleman from oh.o (aIr Bngham)
was tho most KIND with whom no mot On this
floor stranger would take him bs tato this Consor
hut hc wss NOT Tor wc ROAD That Cato wa, snaei The
gentleman was severe SIMPLY IN manner not in matt0r
storaiiag aud tcsribe TO those who him not but
those who knew hun regarded his ridiculous
and pcasant e,uxods u. bad cndsavo~cd 70 attack hs
DISTINGUISHED colleague (Mr. paaodigham who mad by
his sbc Argument held all his .is,.uors sl bound Who
Constituted the gentleman ,udgo Of his coleagusS
Whete Sastle standard for arrasnpg tho minority on
and moas nn,,satsd conc,nt le then spoke OF being
rcun'aicd at thc ois or hs, nag broken their pledges,
and pacticns stupendous frauds to raise armies false
prctenccs. This WIS tn time Tor plain talk, aud b
wished tho gentlemen to know that the people whom he
represented would pay dollar buy the slaves
o. Missouri aud set them free. Ths people will say
these who forcing deprecated currency tbs pco
pie with gold at sxty.'oar per cenm "You muas obey
constitution" In the Of his Remarks he said
no conservative general could stand tho consuming flames
Of fanatc,sm, in obedience 10 tho demands Of which
Genera! Mcclellan WAS stricken down THIS was only
another instance Of tho evil Vaccinations Of the radca.
element aud Of ths betrayal aud deception Of the people
Mr. DIN remarked that, in accordance With his pro-
mise ne Ind given opportunity for discussion
Several gentlemen including Mr.. wiczLrsx, wished 70
make some inquiry
Mr.. HcaAAs, (repb of Pa, objected u Mr.. On yield
ing the door unless Internationally.
Mr. wic1iiv's-By what right do you ooiect
Mr. HicNMASI am addressing tho Spotker. as you
Mr.. WicxIpys-You have no right TO speak SIT down.
Mr. DIN dd propose answer capt ous objections
to tho bill. measure by common oonsent demanded by
the exigencies Of the country plausible objection can
moi DO made 10 IL by any who has oyai heart and
DESTROYS 10 sustain the governmeat IN this time or Its
trial Those who have been dsnounclDg II i'll soon
derstand the pcops win surrender everything they
hold dear. and yis those who Oppose with the condem
nation they deserve.
Mr. os at haiti past cleyen moved the previous ques
lion tho bill.
Mr. rsSD,sIos iopp) Of Ono. moved a cal! OF the
House.
Mr. Asoos,. opp, OF Va. asked 70 DO excused from
voting.
Mr. VOORHEES, d,mrndcd the ysas ADD nays that.
Mr. M.,Loay, tUnion) OF KY, moved that tho House
adionrns.
Mr Aoar. topp) of ohio called for tho yeas and pays
tho latter mot ion.
The question decided in ths aiicm,tise by one mn
iority.
Adjourned