The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
Frank Apology Of Mr.. Salisbury
to the Senate. ~
Debate In the Senate on the Compensatory
Emancipation QUESTION.
Whe Negro Soldiers ELL Again
Before the House,
&c, &c., DO.
THIRTY-sEvENTn CONGRESS-.


APOLOGY s4uisBuFy.
Mr. SALISBURY, (opp.) Of De.-Mr. President, l wish
70 say which deem proper the subject
certain charges made against me 10 express ms sin.
regret what occurred Tuesday evening last
she Senate regret the violation Of the rules Of this
cody. had disposition and desire violate them
upon that occasion said my thing offensive TO any
Senator, extremely regret it, In reference the
81 pistol deem due to myself TO say that am
the habit of wearing arms q
month IN ali my hie, aud l woad have
much sooner injured myself than have injured the
Sergcant-at Arms any Senator the noor and there
fore, think is due my own manhood 10 make this
plain statement do not do Il TO Influence
the Senate in its ecton resolution now before
upon the priIcipe which has always governed nv
action through HE, that when satisfied have done
wrong 10 make all the reputation Aud say
to any individual here that II upon That occasion used
towards him any discourteoIS language regret IL.
MIR CLARK, irep.l Of \. Hi came 70 the Senate this
morning with the determination to call up the resolution
ptroduced yesterday Tor thought due 10 the
and country that prompt action should be had upon
put upon me statement Of the Senator IRON Delaware
Senators Older than am and then take such action
may be advised.
THE loss
Mr. WALL, (opp) If y. J.. presented the petition of the
thei Engineer Of The Monitor asking for relief osses
incurred by her sinking at
SENATOR IRON INDIANA.
Mr. Turtle, opp Of Ind presented the credentials OF
Hon. Thomas II Hendricks elected United states Senator
from the state o. Indiana for Elk years from the 4th Of
March next.
Mr. RICE, (opp) Of Mum. introduced bin 10 facilitate
the transportation OF the mails and munitions Of war from
Washington 10 the Point OF Rocks and 10 Ptsburg,
Also to the Of tho Chesapeake which was referred
70 the Committee On Military Affairs.
THE We ses OF THE RANKS EXPEDITION.
Mr. HALE. (rep Of n. H.. called mp the resolution cen
suring Commodore Vanderbilt Commodore Brunt and
C'as y Haswe and requesting 4. : southland refund
me commission received He sad as he offered the
resolution, and it under ms control would
tie name Of Commodore Vanderbilt. he performed his
dnty without any compensation, and had shown q
great deal or patriotism all through the Mr.
Southland also had offered perform services for nothing
out ne mad exorted large commissions, which ought
be refunded 70 be sure, he had shown some repent
nnce and refunded some but it the merchants
and iot TO the government The repentance should be
70 The Lord and the good work 10 The government
Mr. GRIMES (rcp) Of Iowa. said there had been great
many errors ia connection with the hitting out OF the
Banks expedition. One going a brokers
90 procure vessels instead Of publicly advertising for
fhem as had been the practice before lhe old plan
would have saved twenty-five per Of the He
referred 20 the testimony taken before the committee to
show the practice the old plan. inoher groat
ercr IN having the vessels properly inspected.
Commodore Vanderbilt thought that Custom House
OF war was not satisfied and appointed Com.
modore Van Erunt, WHEN II turned out tina, be
well appointed 10 assist him. Again, the destina-
iion OF the expedition Kept secret, mat The
did not know Tor what service tho vessels we're
required. Then the vessels very much overloaded,
and the men improperly packed en- board, and the pro-
caring OF charter parties was one mass Of raui from
beginning TO end Nor was he in of excusmg Com.
modore vanderbilt Hethought he had not done all his
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postponed.
MIR HOWARD, (rcp OF Mich. from the Committee
The Judiciary reported back the bill prevent pun
fraud against the United States.
EMANCIPATION MISSOURI.
Mr. TErNnrli, (rep.J OF ILL., called the bin 10 aid
The state Of Missouri IN the emancipation OF slaves.
Mr.. HENDERSON, (Union) Of NO. moved 10 amend the
bill - that II emancipation immediate twenty mil
hons Of collars should be paid but i gradual,
millions of dollars should be paid.
Mr.. Wilson, (nion) Of Mo. fal that If the ball as 10
be submitted to the people Of that state, he should
tent himself with voting against II constitutional
grounds blt az y VAS proposed 20 let the present AS
semby Of that state settle the matter, he should move
70 amend the bill in seyera, important particulars.
Swcnty millions was not enough
Mr. snraMAS, (rep) Ohio, was in favor Of gradual
emancipation. and was not willing to pay than ten
millions Of dollars
Mr. WILSON, uep) Of Mass, said This bill from
he House, where passed under the lead Of member
rom Missouri, PROV idng for The payment OF ten millions
~ith immediate emancipation and no slaves to he paid
for who are brought into that state after the It
went 10 the Judiciary Committee and back amended
10 allow slavery continue there for thirteen years
longer ana doubling the amount 70 be paid, and instead
Of refusing pay for slaves brought INTO the
state after the war; proposes pay for all
freed Under the touiiscaton act lie willing 20 DO
al he coud Ia make the great state Of Misso 4, free
state but he could tins bin with pro
VISIONS lie Nas NOT wiling to pay tie state 81 Missouri
teen years longer. All the slaves in that state would
sell for twenty millions OF dollars IN, auction tn
emancl a''ol bu be was Hing pay lu Price for
ali slaves. That state, rhQgt the curse or slavery
would have been the giescst Stale H:.t Of the ALGERIA
49, nj EE, Y, orr S Aa fsSsd { tss Any
Mr.. Wtsos, q Mass said man! Of her hest men
were n favor oit.
Mr. KfSsipY-N.. among the slayehoidors
Mr. WILSON, Of Mas. said ny u thcrt1'werc
large Shareholders lie offered, substitute Tor tho
hin general BIZ giving aid to The states Of Missouri
Meet Virginia, Delaware AMI Maryland
Mr. FrssrSptS. ,rep.) 81 Me. said there had been
doubts expressed siitutonality making
appropriations OF this kind. lie thought i defended at
al, Il must be upon the ground that IN time Of
tke this IL was a OF pubc safety and necessity
The bin. as passed by House. provided that god
aud valid act ot emancipation should be passed by the
state before any money was paid But this bill from the
Committee the judiciary simply pruyi dcs for u law by
the state. IL vas not willing to vote for making an
policy he had never pledged himself to adopt il
would b. entering upon boundiess ocean Of expense
which he doubted wolld be able carry out.
In these particulars he preferred the House bin V tic
substitute Of the Committee on tue Judiciary liShad
believed that the value OF $500 per slave far
hch lie under l1od from the best authority that the
average val,o OF the slaves Of Maryland Lhd been
Iiaccd ~ Sl5S Tor the purfn-c q taxation.
ing appropriate the amount asked prov dcA slave.
~ was aDoirhsd aud he object accomplished.
W HtsoNRsos said chat the government hid already
sIrnt hundreds 81 mtousso put doNn rebellion in Mis-
snri, ena lie was astnnishcd now q the opposition
u NJ ID few mere millions o 10 work which would
d. more % bring lack peace than al else. ~ lid al
ways been ior tic Cn'on. and ia slayohodng state.
Wheu Ipemns uttered his treason q The aonate he
had been ivr arrestng aud lmrrissamg nm. lie
urged TIE senator irom Nls aghuses not attempt
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enough 20 pay the states money when they ask os
IT, Ills state had come forward an' asstd helu to I'd
herself OF this ncuhgs. and hre1k down ) systcin Whoh
ads them this unhny rcheiliru. NoN wa the line
congross meant 10 - any thus a. carry u pledges
aid IN abnllshing slavery. u you lGh your plcng,
u0w what conDdt VIII b. paced NuUr ~ rfins
hereafter lie wanted 10 accomplish th.s object aud
al 'li-h slavery from his state. u anything g. be
fdne. i sboald Dc done well and quickly III b. had "a
militu slaves. lie would net accept ono dollar and
ihere ~efr many IN the state 81 Missouri wh' would
uut accept any money. or would turn it
over to The negroes themselves fh with
slavery removed Missouri will p1y back Ibis amount ten
Tod lir wauC hc bill passed thai the present legs
isturc who N favor y pi could act uon
H, ht Gould not toll hi OIL gt ID The future. ne
wanted Missouri 90 rculHin ! tue Culn, lockng hands
WIN Nov tat land aud tie Other Stale uut tla rebellion
sbai tXhalt lst apd The Staios beck, ike the
ifviEal sn, from thor lcur wander t this ohcet
were tiifie ~ beloved zoe rebellion would loee all
~ tower w Missouri REFUSE 'bs ari Lo would to
driven into exile. aud slavery Altht Dclone stronger