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

enrcng and calling out 'ho national ioce ana sor oacs
NJ osu sp s,. u S y. unwilling :, ~; l, Ss
opening IL 70 aaleodmehts and sending IL tack to tho
Senate IL had boon carefully considered by the untsiy
Committee who felt tho strong necessity or becoming
ted when the government should Itself BY every
10 It's power g. put down the reboon, Ia order
10 recomm, the bill 10 the Military committee
Mr.. WIcKInFE, (Union) of Ky, moved Instruct thu
committee 20 amend the bill, 50 that shall be the ty
OF commander Of troops any ths days Of clcc
tsou for rational TO remove keep
troops ono niefron thc polls during tho holding Of said
elections.
mr. Cox, (opp) OF ONO moved 10 amend by adding
that none shall bc enrolled undor a bill except
ablo bodied white citizens OF the United STATES
Mr.. BmDix, (opp.) al Pa expressed himself favor
OF an organization OF the national forces Bot tcro cre
several unfortunate features in tins bill which hc wished
remcdied ny Amendments Tho Bank bill and THIS l'ien
in connection changed tho whole systcm OF our govern
ment Instead OF constitutional form d government
there would be- system materially differing from ths
despotism of France nd Russia 1hs particular bill nov
pending turned 80 militia into = regular army He
opposed covering The country with provost mar
shals, without lm,tion their authority such NJ 70
protect citizens FROM abuses of which there were 80
many mourniu examples. The arbitrary powes exor
cscd under tho Presidents procamattoDs had dooo moro
TO defend the republican party than anything clse Th0sc
arbitrary aud unusla6ic arrests wore Calculated 70
light up and inaugurate revolution.
Mr. DA,ss, (repj OF Pa asked his colleague whether
this be dnns by tho republicans by tho party q
which the gentleman was q member
MIR. BppLs replied, by outraged pcopo without re-
gard TO party. The spirit which animated John Hamp-
don was not extinct rho most significant s.sn Of tins
Pennsylvania with regard 10 arrests lie specially called
attention TO what hc called aagraa violations Of the
constitution citizens Ia them persons ssd
rights, tio designated the following amcniu '"ts which
he wished 10 0 isr:4 -
Provided. tina, nothing TIL. shalt autaor,,c tue az,
re-. Or ,sal By military au,sonly o. sny pei.scv
4 for 'd &. sss us s v-o s'. s-s
m %s I.a . s.s % % & o. S5 oc. a
o,ou OF theiaw. or shs United at-s obssaeted !,
Mr. BDDLE merely wished to affirm a proposition
which II two years ago ANY body had denied hc would
have been obnoxious to the charge Of lunacy
Mr. cAMran1, ep) Of Pa, congratulated tho country
and senate that the b, which placed tue whole power
OF the country the hands OF the President FOR the
pose Of crushing the unholy rebellion had passed tina,
body without division or any ono willing 10 record bis
tfotic reaction in the Senate When prominent polti
clans cut on sympathy with the rebels ind To the
take the same course, lest in the cud they might
cover themselves with ignomy, bu, cause no con
fusion in the country he congratulated the Pres
dent aud those acting with him that they had
incarcerated traitors until tue danger over.
No loyal man in the length and breadth had complained
or the so called arbitrary arrests None but traitors
complained OK than. II the nation aud sup
port tho constitution and laws IN their hour Of deadly
peril that these arrests were made They were made TOR
wise euds. We had therefore heen euent from
condenning these better read the hand
writing on the wall and make peace with liberty while
there wa vet time lie rcpcscd that the error OF tho
government was s Isnicncy " there had been given 70
military the drumhead court marshal and 10 traitors
hemp II would have been moro pleasing 10 loyal men,
ie hoped would be Efforts % dceat thus hill b.
seuseiess amendments Eyery sslsboded man shond be
explained the position the Governor
AZ his colleagues (Mr. Bddies, might niure that rne
toaary As to the CT, IL revelation sndcd 10 10y his col
league he said, If the inentinn WAC 20 inauguratc
one, IL should ba done al once, IL, by the
consprators at the North, the quicker the better.
or soldiers il the field would as Of tho rebels
The Spnth: and oar loya the North would take
o. the rebels In ba, section lie would fight by land
for thousand years against the rebels and Mi Of
le,iss which tho Speaker promptly checked)
Mr.. WaGur, tUnion or Pa said that there vitality
enough Save the government beyond dispuia lie
did hot believe that traors the North south could
destroy ii, lie would devote every drop OF blood every
cent treasure, pat tho rebellion "a. appealed
10 tue gent encn 70 d. ,vc him INTO position o. orpo
sition To the oil but TO conseot TO proper amendments,
He wished 10 relieve The Their liability
arrest by some ustgrt niscio oiceg who would DO st
~ determine what was OF wa not treason or loyalty. lie
desired citizens IN Their constitutional rights
A. hail past four O'Clock the House took recess uuti
seven.
HvESIsa SESSION.
Mr.. SVssysD {opp1 Of t. T., had no doubt that some
had been unw,sey and answtuliy made but at
the sutne time believed there many in the rebel
army no ought 10 have been arrested who thoy were
plot ing The President at that time. how
ever, did not display the energy becoming tho exc
MOI al power they could give i, and commend
To the favor OF all the people he would be glad II IL
coHd be amended IN several particulars They should
support the Administration, and renRten it's hands in
tho suppression Of the rebellion. GentIomen talked or
Illegal bot these tribes compared with thu
North There was nothing To discourage u.s. he hoped
that soon Charleston savannah and vcesnurg would Do
IN our possession ne desired 20 give great brmsna
hint NASSAU shsh continue 70 vio@e our laws, aan
oscr nest q pirates thefe, England uid no complain
Nassau snai snare the same So ~ tue ba'nary rowess
nnnef WiN cHromrunu's . .
NJ. WEGHr wanted tho bhi TO 20 TO tho
committee 90 Nh,Ny AnHrs, 70 no smcnu.
ed IN several psticniAfs 30 as '" Woven'
DIVISIONS tue Noftn nc teo wisned .nc c'ergy -
enped lhcy We're IN" ast cAs 10 % csied from tLfr
sacred calling ia the diadeery ~ the held
vaIfsSpIbHAd NUfautTv.
VI Nhih topp oi onio ,pP"se" the ON lor tpe rss.
son that every citizen woud 10 psced under tbs c9nrc
Of the president ana at n' absote pressure oe dsn'ad
o. as ne ~ eht Genre, hsues - wa "ffoseu " ho e'.
Ter spifit ahd intent !" IN" constitution II tue uevii
himself had b.en 'ien u"n no eoi" nov have de4s"na
shene or'trr rsessied 20 as'toy 'no nsPPns.sM ne
p.one ann als,'sss ie anan M '"sn m@ea
W 'hc hlstuts !" wy PAst sif'~'h "'"hs lis om vas
proposed 70 oo ne pe'ne y ". ~ ye'Ee o liberty
II these oi'fasss snail he carried 70 ". event designed
~ appeal WIZ y" hsa' y Tue 81 ~ wits nnu ~ tice
VT Nninh"sss, topr.l !" ONO rompiimented hr.
oih l"r hs esDr" nsnn.I ~ opening thls nehte IN
contrast win tr r.tnaf~s y NJ 'amp"sa @hr" were
cuatitie Ca ny nitt"fhcS ahI severity ~ mo AFTER