The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-06
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1868

may have re eiwpd Legation In China IN roeero
TO the death OF GanSrai Ward. etTen OF tho uhita
states 10 the servics " 'he ohhese so'oula'A'
Adopted.
IEE CASE or CAPTAIN .. IN "Einriu
Mr. WALL, (opp) OF N. D. olosec tss9istion REQUEST.
ing che Military Committee - Inquire NO sae Ssse o.
Captain John wethers formerly Of he Foarh Vow rsoy
regiment, who has been confined seye,n months In
Fort Delaware aud report in eation 70 tho Charges
against him, and by what authority he was confined
JrRoRs IN UNITED STATES oour1s
Mr. TRvhsuu Gep) Of i. called ny tho bill in rela-
ton 70 jurors in courts u the United Sates which was
passed.
TIE or coIoRED womxx
Mr.. GRHns Gep OF Iowa, introduced q bill to In.
corporate the National Association for the Relief OF CO.
iored Women and Children. Referred To The Committee
on the District " Columbia.
Tnx couErs n WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
Mr. TRuMBUIL called up the bill concerning the courts
IN Washington Territory Passed.
vAoAscns ~ he EIEccnys DxPAsrnsnA
Mr.. TRUhsuL also called pp the bill to temporarily
supply vacancies In the executive departmental Passed
THE UNITED STATES DMRICf OQuKn
Mr. TRuHBuLL also called up Q bill 70 chinle the time
OF holding the district courts In certain districts Passed
me- KSRoLHxxr AND TIM MILITIA.
The bill 70 encourage the enlistment and the enrolment
and the drafting OF the militia taken up pend
ing question on Mr. Carles motion 70 strike al the
fourth section discussed considerable lsnatb by
hessrs COLLAhka, BAvAHD and DAvm,
Mr.. GARLIC, (Unioat u Va wished 70 call the sItsu.
ton OF tho Senate TO the question before them. TIE Oh
jectisn 70 tins section was that gave the Presdsas
power over persons drested and shectad thcm the
Articles and Rules q War before thcy mustered into
80 service OF the United States The Same as L they wsso
70 actual service " uM thl very question was raised
forned the cooslituoa. He quoted from StSrys Com
mensaries y show NAL lhere distinction bsswss1
That the general did not have control q ths
militia until In sctual servos He thought not expe
dent % give such power 70 Tho President He sad that
there was IN impression that thk Va wsged for
other purposes than the restoration of the Union a.
was" and no thought that there much 70 give
strength " that impression. He for the CLINTON
was aud believed that thsrs was force enough N the
constitution 70 preserve the Union Force might be EN-.
poyed agaoa. the rsbsn hut not against loyal people
II the policy u tho 70 BE- liberty 70 Ans slave
re- @s AZ s % .sss = :.s q: S s.y
suo y g1nved wa. .xs"s ;ho viii n'' Of sns poo
pie and The oorle had declared with great unanmity
that this was not war Of subug cn. but TO restore tho
Tn on and put down an armed insurrectio u.
Nj. SHkRsAH (rep.Jo Ohio, WIS surprised II tbs Op
position to this bin. We had arrived at . condition
the quest on Was how should MI up ths army Was
tho Senator from Virginia willing 70 give up tho contest
Every nation bad some kind conscriptiun law. and
Congress had the power 70 ase armies In regard TO
this section Il simply liked the time when . should
be nsdercd be In the vice Of the Unitod Staios
The opinion Of judge Story ere, had ~ bearing ON
this section.
Mr.. Doolrn1, crop } o. wis, said that he had de.
cAion Of the Supreme Court on thi. point The case
IA Pcnnsy wanna and Justice Washington, delivering
the opinion Of the Court laid down the rule that dis
tncon 70 be mado bstween person called the
thor said that Congress might have declared and perhaps
IL bettcr II should have declared that the time when
E,aa WIS in service might date from the time no
drafted when the order wns given to tho Governor
But JpsGe 5tosV from New England. and perhaps
disaec,ed towards the war Of 1872 delivered dissent
ing opinion and that quoted.
ar slirl,kAS claimed that the question really was
whether shoad All sp our armies and continue tho
w',, whether We should gvehap Hc urged that tho
b instead Of bsiug Liable 10 objection settled the iucs
ton roierrsd TO by Judge Story and pade the time def
nit, when tho term Of service began w would have had
ho OH and made tho
Prussia had many wise exceptions which would prevent
many hard cases that would occur under general law
u wo would have fewer political speeches ana less tax
about tbs negro, and turn energies TO the
suppression OF the rebellion. we should soon
good results. He beloved that u pro-
yer CONSUMPTION law, with necessary limitations
u be tho most important law that Congress could
pass IT was passed he should despair Of
;ess. II allowed the armies dwndis in couss.
Of pary disputes, and auarres about generals
might M Mc give tho contest But he did not believe
that the people would give up tho IN.
r, hon WA crushed out.
Mr. tho decision referred 10 by tho
Warrington.
The strike the section was rejsc.ed-ysss
Is, 1ays 2S
Mr.. DAYS. (opp) OF KY, moved TO amend BY inserting
the word whto' so az 70 make II read a abe-bod'sd
white male citixens.n
Mr. LANE, (repl Of Ind moved TO recommit the bill 10
The Military Committee. with view 70 incorporate cor
tam exemptions.
Mr. HOWARD (rsp.) Of Micn was willing 70 20 Is far
wanted 10 know II II was the desire OF the democratic
Aders to indociroas tina. party with tho dsA that this
was a1 "a. ana 'nAs they were undor no
Mr.. MoDocoAu. (opp) q Cal did ssSsvssAad tho
speech this time. He would not engage in any
party discussion with him He had endsavored 10 keep
or the loyal States willing TO do all tnai
ne Union.
NJ Doorsus regarded this a. one OF the mos. import,
bills that Congress could pass II necessary that
this war should he carried on. The rebellion must be
put by tho sword Sayonet and necessary the
whole strength " the county should be called He
very much regretted to hear This var discussed In par.
tisan spirit There Wa time when lhsre par.
Ties Ia regard W tho and he believed that the
people without distinction true 70 the govsrnmsn,
when the real ISSUE presented Of whetbsr this 20.
ysrnment should live ais and military de.p".sn h.
fail " support tho aoveunent and the Southern coined
eraey established needed prophet forcte the
result Appeals would be made Ars TO the border States
10 join them and then 10 Pennsyivsnia and indiana by
promising them q monopoly Of manufacturing, spd,
under lead Of such democrats James Buchanan an
effort would be made 70 compel these States % into
that ooncderacy He believed thus 10 be the original
conspiracy TO which James buchanan vas partner and
the friend OF Buchanan. Judge Black. has said that the
South went, the state Of Pennsylvania would 20 with
them.
Mr. RICK (opp) Of MINI asked the senator " he would
express his opinion o. Horace Greeley.
Mr. DooIIrTIg said he perfectly willing express
bis opinion He regarded the course OF the New York
Tribune IN december 1900 and also the pnrsred
by that paper lattery among the most unfortunate
Of and most mischevious In its tendency
The NEw Yosx HERALD regarded the organ OF
the democratic party and day after day that paper
saying 10 the people Of the Soulful you 20 OF the
Union and tbs friends Of Mr. Lincoln shall undertake 70
force the people submit his authority the democracy
Of the North will rise 10 arms, and republican soldier
shall ever be permitted TO leave his State" THIS
the language OF the HERALD until those the South be
leved that the democracy Of the North would fight
sgsins, their country, and that " there civil
would be N the free states The New York 7rbpn> AZ
the time almost equally unfortunate, saids-~n
they want 70 20, let them go Here he New York
Tribune claiming 10 be the LEI Ter 81 groat republican
party, saying 10 substance TO these secessonsts.-tn
you 20, the republicans VIII not fight you.n These
two presses, working upon the minds u the
secessopsts made thsn believe that hey could enter
upon and carry through their attempt 70 reconstruct the
Union with out any
Mr. LATHAM (opp) Of Cal the point that de.
cussion out Of order. The question the
10 reisr the bill
The vicx PRESIDENT decided that il was out o. order
Mr.. Doorrris said there had always been the utmost
Iat,tuds such motions.
Mr. Rak that the senator have leave 70 10 on
He wanted he Senator ks opinion the
Of III. Scretay ~ state sending the French Minis
TER V Rehmoud and IN sending messases through HIM 10
Jen. DAVIS.
Mr.. FonrH (reP o. Conn, SAID this entirely out