New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

Tansros wednesday, FEB. II. 1881
w. h.v" hsd grcs, dAv ON War and other reso'
In the Senate, Mr.. Buckley presented series of
resolutions and u remembrance from Bergen County
against Mr.. Holmsn's Peace resolutions. FUn ;
As tho war has been insugurated by the States in
rebellion. the proposition for peace should first como
from them. Second While they are anxious for
peace they arc opposed 10 the CESSATION OF bosti-
ties until the Rebels lay down their arms. and rs.
sumo the obligations and rights they have broken
md forfeited. Third: The nearest way IN IN hon
orsble psaee IL through vigorous prosecution Of the
war. Fourth They AJAX not TO be disgraced by the
passage Of the resolutions Of Senator Holman.
Mr.. Ludlow Of Cumberland offered another series
Of resolutions regre,tng he opposition 10 tie Gov
eminent and sympa,hizng with President Lin
coin in his efforts To resist The ulr'ing OF the South
EN- States against the Government of the people,
and exceeding TO him support in all measures 20 put
VII the Rebellion. We hail him as sn enemy who
in TIN. hour OF difficulty Offers fsctlous oDposllion TO
the constituted authorities We Oppose oil Propo-
.itiyns for peace, q cessation Of hostites or any
compromise, until the Rebels first lay down their
arms We hold the State Right doctrine OF the
Calhoun school destructive OF the Constitution.
The resolutions also return tho thanks OF the State
TO the New-Jersey soldiers.
Mr. Dsteman Of Cumberland offered d series Of
resolutions pedgng the support Of this State TO the
Government in putting down the Rebellion; and as
Washington and jackson both employed negro SOL
ders, they commend President Lincoln Tor doing the
same.
Mr. ID. Smith offered resolutions Of peace char.
acter. reiterating 10 substance tho resolutions Of
Senator Runyon, and q resolution: First, That
Theodore Runyon, Jacob X. Wortendyke, Abraham
Brow ming, Henry w. Green, John =. Darcy and
Moses Bigelow be, and they ara hereby appoint;
ed Commissioners TO proceed TO Richmond
aud ascertain whether the States now in
arms against the Federal Government will
consent TO reairm their adhesion to tho Union,
and to recognize the authority OF the Con,ttution
and if not, what terms or conditions amicable re-
lations under one Federal Government can be
restored between them and the other States. Sec
ond, That we invite the cooperation OF our sister
States in the fraternal mission hereby created.
Third That the President OF the United States be
and be hereby requested 10 furnish the taid Com
mirsiopers the necessary safeguards 10 enable them
TO proceed in security upon their journey.
Mr.. Scovell OF Camden also offered series OF
resolutions The preamble sets forth the permanent
character Of the Government, that 1t does not con-
tain provisions for its own dissolution but intends
10 continue Us q mighty fabric capable Of resisting
the slow decay Of time that State possesses the
power to secede the ground OF any sovereignty.
The preamble for this refers to tue bravery OF our
troops and the promptness with which we have
responded TO the calls Of the country, showing the
affection tho people entertain for our form OF Govern
nen and since the discovery OF recent combinations
and consplracss in four Northern States, having for
their object the cessation Of hostes md the pur-
chase Of peace at the price Of national honor there
fore
Rsored That while relying temporary expedient',
political combination feel that we are bound 10 fe
Union by indssoube ties and Ill eheeruly share its ate
and future ready perform appropriate part Ia lis pres
orvauon whenever wherever occasion may call
Secondly il regards the men who are enbsrrnhng me
Government and dscousgng soldiers as the most kin
architect, OF ruin the world produced, who poeh 10
the world that the great experiment OF REPRESENTATIVE govern
rneut has fsilsd 81,
Third That OF justice dead who have fallen
side of law and lb-rty; duty we owe tho brave
men IN tho field sustain uutsrnshed tue honor OF our
state, viii others coDspire home appoint Lest
Winfield Scott Ma Gen Ambrose e. Bunside Elu IieDy
w Green, Chanceor Of New jersey Conmsonsi. 10 pro
coed Washington with Instructions to urge upon the res
dent OF the United States sloeple yisllnco and
on put down and crush out the Rebellion sgan,t tne
Consultation aud the Union. ADD need be- 70 cal upon tno
people the Of impsfsd and suffering
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All these resolutions were referred to the Com
mi,tee on Federal Relations A caucus b now hold
ing to agree what policy shall be adopted In the
midst OF these conflicting views.
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