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

party n the country dlsloyL
Mr. Wmsos stated that no never sAid that the mass
Mr. RlcHARpsos asiod-who took Virginia out Of th
Union The men who wero oppossd 20 tho democrats
party while tho democratic portion Of hc STATE RENAME
loyal sod set OF into state. Tho charge wa
Wholly uDjusthabe as against the democratic parry
mere Was any disoyalty he should expect TO IND Il
.c state Massachusetts under The teachings ~ Wc1dn
rhiiips, Lloyd Garrison and othors Ia hAssachusns
ues,oes wore enlisted 10 defend tho forts According
the New York Tunes negroes were enlisted at Fortres
Monroe and accredited 10 Mas.arhusstts When Indisa
and other states did Mi up their quotas tho deficit no
20 20 MADE up bus Massachusetts was allowed u ~
nsr quota Dy onsting negroes defend ber fort and
the senator from Massachusetts, Ar WisOnl under
TO lecture the senate on tho patriotism or tho democrat
party He sr Rlcaardson) commended thai n ths admin
tration had pursued the proper policy tina rea,cllid
could not have lasted ninety days hut sind
the Inauguration OF tho conscaton ana cmancipa,id
aets had had no But lot the NJ
Emancipation be recalled and there was time 70 "a
the country yet Under the old policy success was CO
tain under this new policy destruction just CO
tain BY the CONSUMPTION bill liberty was DESTROYED q,
now by this bill 1t proposed TO destroy the power
all the Ho did know what else tho people hd
TO surrender OF their rights II never had been hold
anybody that the President had power suspend u,
writ OF habeas corpus ana arrest peaceful citizens
was opposed to both tho Consumption bill and the press
soldiers until 1854. ana they we're wanted in 1855 Il
saw no reason for parting with the liberties and Ower
the people, IL no benefit to he gained by the countr
Mr.. WILSON, OF Mass said the Senator from IuA0s oil
lected 70 his Insertion that cvery bullet rod Against
Union was fired by desnocrat. But he (hr Wfpsa) oil
Virginia out Of tho Unions II Mason ard Hunis
iechcr ana Wise, and the delegation in Congress- exec
Mr. Wl.Arr 1Union or Va, said the senator sou,s u
cept the Hon. Shsrard Clements. 5.
Nc WnsoN accepted tue cevrccti0D. Sat thesa n
(Toombs, clngmap and oapsrsp had 70 % into ttodSn
cratic party before they became traitors No man c0t
10 found opposing tho who vas not denoCrS&;
such journals the Cincinnati inquirer. Chicago Tie
and Nov York World asd kspress, were Quoted aad
against tho action Of those democrats who 0ght
for their country or working for its welfare anywhe
reproach,ully 20 the state OF Massachusetts, n
Mr.. RICHARDSON disclaimed any suoA idea Hs intend
no reproach on Massachusetts. Ho Oaiy referred ~
action Of the Governor and the Secretary Of War
Mr.. Wu.OS said in regard 70 the enistmeat Of oosrs
for forts that tow negroes wcre enlisted - take
place o. the men who were hurried on 70 W.shlas.
valley OF the shenandoah. Massachusetts, had cent e
thousand men to the war and was not short (of al
calls made upon her) over aiteen hundred men He
lieved that no State with the same proportion G nj
had sent more men 70 the war.
Mr. RloaARpsoS said the Senator had referred 10
brother 10 a on the Monitor when shc saved
country last year. Az many men bad gone 10 tho '
from that Office as from any Office ~ the country.
would not endorse all tho opinions df that paper, but
Senator greatly mistaken IL be supposed that III
was in the head Of that paper any dis,oyslty He dei
the Senator to find anything disloyal in sny article
that paper, and E there any treason IN that pap0r
in the others referred to- the courts opened
there was the place 10 Try them.
MI CHANDLER rep OF MICH Saiu ttsi ono OI tnS
prietors OF that paper known To bs q robot sym
TIMER, aud believed TO be disloyal-
hr. R,CBARosoN-Who believes It
Mr.. CHANpIgR-Evory loyal man IN Michigan
Mr.. Rs HARRISON said Il strange that this psPer .
such circulation in Michigan Ho did not believe q
there was any rebel sympsthiSsc IN inoiB In regard
the New York EnrTsss he said he knew Of its od
and he knew no man more anxious 10 restore this ooun
aud put down rebellion
Mr.. Pownt., Opp III KY, said ths senator from
saChusetis had made general charges against tho k
lucky democracy He seemed To think tina. al, u
sOnabe who did not follow him 10 his wild abolition
SADIE He (Mr POWELL willing 70 meet the Sous
as 10 the truth Of Inc argument against the Pres,d
made IA that address OF the true mon " Kentucky. j
would meet the arguments aud statements hf(M
ELI would meet him. Until then tbs Senator had bet
cease max ng general assertions.
Nj. WILSON. Of MASS, said ths Senator hare to-
talked OF abolition He remembered When bsaareg .
was about 10 Open his guns on the brave gstrts IA
sumter he told his followers t. Gait the who supN
ed the government and the glorious Old dag "abOt |
iss aud the senator demonstrated on this oos that
was an obedent follower Of BeAuregard in that resp
The Senator from kentucky objected to hav
his Kentucky associates branded TRAITORS
into csuseess war. and any preiencs I
there WAS sanse more wicked and caml
than tho itself and the men who charged that
loyal people Of this country responsible ton thus
was making 4 charge more wicked, false aud dame
than all the mderous blows struck NJ tho boaotns Of
brave soldiers IN the Held The chiefs Of ths rebel
disdnnfuiy told the senator from kentucky aud All N
men that they would make 40 compromise psacs
cept the recognition OF their Independence: aud !
Davis ibid his i0lded followers that ne hnd rather h
= union with hyenas than with Yankees. The issus
fore the country not Of any compromise with d
men. And vet. with all these evidences tl,sss Kentu
democrats Brrnign the President OF tho United States
tyrani asurper and Of their charges was tbs
had allowed his Nmes To oyerrun Kentucky.
because they had taken little corn and hay
senator from Kentucky came into the senate
endorsed this arraignment. Shame the mon ,
mace such mn arrangement and shame on tho cndOrf
Of these men who cal, themselves democrats OF h
tacky. Instruct their SENATOR There need
instruoting him 70 oppose this war. The men who d
thst address traitors, and would be. Traitors
arms were EDWARDS. And these men ,Nvposed
send COMMITS ioprrs Ief. DAVIS make iugiorI
peace; ana vel the senator from Kentucky did not Tx
have hem called by their right nsmes-c0wsriiy trait
az. INST this republic He SIR Wilson, call ihi
by their right names. aud L Bsosdict Arnold ",
traitor, those Kentucky democrats were trauors
NIX GKSrs,L AUTHORIZATION mil rAs~xp
Mr. CoLt'sR, trepJ OF VI. from the COMMITTEES
Conference III. Legislative Appropriation bill. 70,
their rsdort. fhs mileage clause Is stricken Out Of
OH. leaving mileage the same a- h-r.tofore
The report agreed to--so the bill PASSED
Bsrossiioys
Mr. HAuas, (rep.) of n. ", introduced b,it to ia
tate the taxing Of dispositions be used in otbs,
tries.
isr pssars Rn sISE 10 sr,rE rsi-osyxs sro. xs,us
Mr. TRrsmfL. trep.) OF IT,. saih he did not propos
snt+f INTO Tbs discussion, but wished 70 meet few
ections made the bill by those Who day after
made partisan speeches aud presud be pscuiiar m
ssns OF the constitution. He dened the inialibuty
any nsn udge OF the constitution and cha lined nj
isiibiiity tor himself. He would vote for bill Wh
ne deemed unconstitutional. The senator from Kenta
Oh eis the power ~ for political offences
wiling to strike out the words political offences
regard the objection that Congress could deles
the the President suspend the u hat
corpus. lie referred 10 the various powsrs already
gated to The President. The constitution said that {
gress shalt have power to authorize letters of
Yet only Tue other day DILL passed deIegaling
power to the President and the senator from Ksnlus
nv believed voted Tor i. The govern msnt could notl
carried or an hour n these powers dsleeh
Again. 10 oh ecied that this writ should be
pended where the courts open But what would
the Use ~ such suspension 10 any place where the q
could not lie executedy The constitution certainly Gu
not have been meant TO apply any such state Of th
Mr. TkKtIs. fInionD ~ Va. opposed this passage of
bill, arguing that II bill to author the Presto
~ make arbitrary arrests, and to take away all 20
from the judicial department Of the government
transfer u 10 another department, consisting OF one
Nr. homArn, (rep.) of Mich. argued that the pove3
srsend the priv iegeg OF the writ OF habsas corpus
logged the President under the constitution. and
somewhat doubted the expede ncy of passing act VI
woud Ike ciyesting the Executive Of ~nis pov<
and which might be taken precedent. He q'iossq
some engih from the opinion OF Attorney General "
IN this POINT.
Nr. powst, said be wa. astonisbed that the ssp4
rom Massachusetts should object TO beine called an
tioriu The senator from Massachusetts, denounced
ienoeracy o. kentucky - Traitors because they va
tease bct whv did he not tercurce his abolition iris
v no rad peer tor peace from the beginning, Why
not IN. senator deaounce Horace Greeley, who IN
fret Tor ettrS the southern Mates GO
-. cue CT the most sensible things Greeley q
.sid. Put Greeley 40 shslitionsts and
.era,or only denounced democrats. But III. dcmccr