New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

,orv and rs measures. lie denied that The Demo

ataIa ever HtN Dttn ut'N"' w.
,he only Uuiou parly n the country, and always
had been. Tuey Aro the only Tariy VINO are "G',hR
tho,itiouistn aud Sescfeioui-m, wblc1 aTe ~ lke
d,spi,ahle. The Ueope oi ls State w01id h-.t 10
the lgst droD o. hi blood fer lhe rtst'faiI1n oi me
\ ion and lie vuGicstilp Cf tie COn6t. mon; bnt
,hev DO not uiuk ilnt ,iis should be war f,r TIE
llol lion Of avery. The D~mocra'y ot III co.'s
have slways been III the ascendancy, when not
cheated If the EcpubIcane GEEK 10 in utnrite
trouble in lllnoi- and come ont of II second best
they will have themselves only 10 thank for l''
Mr.. THOMAS tUn., Mass.) defended New-En-
gland from he uce-nerons and u'Jusniable auack'
which he'd been made upOn her character end poll
cv and cloOnenty spoke of the sacrifices and peTils
the Purtaus endured
M. PERRY Dem, ~ j. argn'd that the f'eory
Of the Government condemted the psnrpations OF he
Executive. lie then opposed tie Cor iiscaion bill
ard tho President's Emancipation Proclamation. de-
caring that they b0d aggravated The war, and been
the means Of costing lie country more blood ana
treasure than any other acts sirce the commence
nent Of ihe Rebellion.
Mr.. BLAKE (Ohol replied 70 former speeches o.
Mr.. Nalhpd CHAM, saying thai the cOn.lseDcy OF
his colleague III opposing every measure for tiefnp
ression OF the Rebellion, was Jewel-wbether
honestly or not, he QiIakel woud not tsy His col
league iValluudIghhml C. almrd to be honest. ), did
Judas. but vet BETRAYED his Divine Master. S.nlalso
claimed to be bouest while commit ing great crimes;
30 cid his colleague. Mr.. Blake then qno'ed from
what be claimed to be speech Of Mr.. Vallandig-
hams in fsvor Of tie South
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM-It is u false report OF
Mr. BLAKE denied tbis, and adysed his colleague
MIR. VALLANDIGHAM-Ic cannot keep cool
when such IL ialsehood ID uttered. 1 want 10 more
orgeries.
Mr.. BLAKE-It il not a forgery.
Mr.. VALLANDIGllAM-it is othing else.
Mr. BLAKE furi. eT quoted from Mr.. Vllaudi2-
hams speeches 10 show that bis colleague held doe
trnes Of revolution aud recession such South Car
DINA ella med, and upon winch 'he Rebels were now
acting lie would ALTO remark lhat his colleagues
speech at Newark WAS rs bold declaration OF Tea.
son as was ever published. man who expressed
such sentiments fhoull not bold seat here.
question of yeracity here raised beween
Mr.. Blake and NJ Vallandigham as 10 what Mr.
Vnilaudighsm said III q meeting Of the OHIO delesa'
Ttis brought out Messrs PendIetop, Cox, aud
Ashley IN x llana'ioD.
Mr.. .VALLANDIGHAM referred to IT., VAST
~. ton Giobe 10 show that while be WAS there cor
rsctly req prrd, that lhe nIer from winch NJ Mike
quoted, ,.siriy missepgereuted ban. lie linen
charged tLa Ar. Blake was expelled from bis sea.
in The Ohio St.tie senate for misconduct.
Mr. BLAKE se;Ecd, that Wac not trne.
Mr. yALLANDIGHAI could not condescend to
get down TO tue lOw level oi his colleague.
Mr. BL kE trusted in God that his colleague
would never CON. nrhrer 10 him than he nCw Wss.
Mr. NhLLANDiGllAM confined his remarks.
Mr. BLAK interrupted him wish the question,
"Will my friend yi-.d tle ioor y
Mr.. r.VALLANDlGiiAn-l an not your friend
Mr.. BLAKE--I IN llsd you are not.
Mr. VALLANDItiIIAM referred TO the speech
in question 10 show that be-, that time, declared
Inn self "a United : .aies man, with United States
principles" HAD lis sdvi'e De'n followed IN tic
North, the Sonin Ind the West. this country would
never have been involved IN ciyil war.
Mr. STEVENS rIQkc favor oil the rtrOlu IONS
heretofore introduced by aim. declI'ns that ths
Union must be preserved, and remain one and ihdi-
while forever, etc.
several gentcmen obtained permission 10 PHO;
their speecues.
1hs House, at ~; o'clock adjourned.