Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-03-05

Mr.. POWELL said he believed they did wrong when
they left
Mr. RICE Let them take tho consequences now.
Traitors not only the country but to the party in tho
North which had supported them so long till we had not
corporals guard enow let them take the
Mr.. POWELL They are very disastrous consequences
to ALL
Mr.. RICE. We can stand it if they can.
Mr. CRIME asked what terms the Senator from Ken
tucky would offer to the rebels
Mr.. POWELL said be would offer the Crittenden COM
prOmie with the Powell amendments
Mr.. GRIMES. Do you believe they would come back
if you made that offer?
Mr. POWELL i think they would
Mr.. GRIMES. Do you believe they would
Mr.. POWELL think the chances are they would /
Mr.. BAYARD asked how the Senator from Iowa could
expect any reunion with the Presidents proclamation in
force to destroy all their property
Mr.. GRIMES said he believed with proper manage
men there could be reunion notwithstanding that pro-
clamation.
Mr.. WILEY asked if the Senator from Delaware be-
that proclamation had the legal effect to destroy this
property
Mr.. BAYARD. answer, no. believe it to be one Of
the most awess and unconstitutional acts that
mated from any Executive.
Mr.. POWELL asked the Senator from Iowa if he
thought the rebels would back if he gave them the
Crtenden compromise with tho Powell amendments,
would he make the offer and be willing to have the Pres
dents proclamation and the couscaon acts withdrawn
Mr.. GRIMES. have no hesitation 10 saying that
would not. No power earth should ever induce me to
that any State set of States any people
hands, the terms upon which would make peace.
Mr.. POWELL Would you separation frst2
Mr.. GRIMES. do aot look to separation at all !;
look to restoration of the Union, and to it done by
force If nece ssary.
Mr. POWEL continued until half past three, when he
moved to adjourn. Rejected--yeas 4, nays 49,
Mr.. BAYARD commenced speaking and spoke until
halfpast four, when he yielded the floor to
Mr.. POWELL, who moved to adjourn. Rejected
yeas A, nays 33.
Before Mr. BAYARD resumed the floor the question
put the motion to in the report; and the
Chair lMr. PoMERoY) declared the report agreed to-
Mr.. TRUMBULL moved to take up an act relating to
Washington. Agreed to.
Mr.. POWELL hope not; hope we shall proceed
with the consideration Of this report
Mr.. GRIMES. That report is passed
Mr.. POWELL. Oh no. The Senator from Delaware
is entitled to the floor.
Mr. TRUMBULL. call the Senator to order. am
tion has been carried.
Mr.. BAYARD said that neither the manner nor the Ian
guage of the Senator would him to yield his right
the floor.
Mr.. POWELL. Do understand the Chair to say that
the bill is passed?
The CHAIR, (Mr. PoMERoY) The bill is passed.
Mr.. POWELL BY what kind Of jockey?
Mr.. TRUMBULL call the Senator to order
Mr.. BAYARD Does the Chair decide the report to
have been adopted by vote of the Senate
The CHAIR. The Chair understands the report has
been adopted
Mr.. POWELL Did / not state distinctly that the Sc
nator from Delaware yielded TO motion to adjourn
Ihe CHALK. Ihe Char did not near Tue SendGir FAY
that the Senator from Delaware yielded for any particular
purpose
Mr.. TRUMBULL. believe am entitled to the floor.
The CHAIR, The Senator from Illinois is entitled to
the floor unless he yields
Mr.. POWELL. desire to ask the Chair
Mr.. TRUMBULL. do not yield to the Senator to ask
any question
Mr.. BAYARD. desire to appeal from the decision OF
the Chair, if there any rights remaining.
Mr.. HOWARD moved to adjourn.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved to reconsider the motion by
which the bill was claim d to be passed.
Mr.. GRIMES asked if the Senator voted with the ma
jory; if not, he could not u reconsideration.
At quarter to FIVE O'Clock A. NJ the Senate adjourned.