The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-15
House OF Reprcse ntatives.


wAsmso7un, Jan. u, ls63.
PAYMENT rus xAvv.
Mr. SnvEn, trsp.D II Pa reported Joint resolution
10 provide Cor TIM Immediate paymcn, u tho army and
navy.
The Joint resolution authorizes the Secretary o the
Treasury, requirsi by ths cxixcnces al the public
vice. issue The credit u United States, any
millions OF United States notes. such form h. may
ncxpcdent not bearing interest," payable demand
10 donomna less than dollar, which notes
sshan he lawful and legal scaasf Ike similar notes here
oforo authorize and receivable 10 payment III ali ebls
public and private, oAccpt at os Imports aud the ray
.ment OF ths princ. and interest tho Ibic debs
The issue Of notes heron provide Tor shall DO acdaclci
from the amount Ia Any bal aow pending which may
hereafter be passed oy Congress.
Mr. .SrE,Es- bAd ned. both here AM M iLa
Senate that the maiu bii providing ways aud Ga
the support 81 the cove, nmoit would prob ,Jy BE-
pissed within two weeks Hence this bli VA intro
.duccd
Mr. LoyEIoy crop OF H.. suggested TIA, tho rc.,lu.
fion be amended prov de Tor the issue 81 hgn.
.dred millions of United states notes.
Tho nmenament was aAr'ed TO-
The olht resolution hen passed.
or HOUSE,
MI HOLMAN. to,pj a nd, ofer'i a resolution that
rosernsncnt contracls hal refused To question
oropounded 10 him as tire te.Is and "nlittns the
labor contract storing aud del scrDg rreisn goods
New York and a u h v mnclh. Stevens b ID received
for the s1nc Therefore The sergeant alarms lie
adTecteiie brig sim ste ma before the bar o. the
sdOuae ~ III. rscntaFos ta cuu;cnpt o. It's authority
The resolution aIssed
the NA~Blscros ssD sgw YeEE.
Mr.. Frros IRE OF y INTRODUCED On g. proved
gfor the construction militia aud pnsta between
Washington and New u rk. referred to the select
'mittec cl thc Sob cot
Ibc House proceed y tp the consideration 81 Nr.
wrirh,s rr.o utions declaring the rebellion dcboratry
wicket lnd without rcs nabe excuse that tho
augurne guay for tho suppression of ths reboion AID
THO restoration II the luton as was that the tnn
stored t,c aho cease. and tho secrcins stscs 10
received hack into the Union with all the privileges and
tmmenuvs V which they were originally cntiiled--she
sQaastion pending on Mr. vanadtlhan = amendment.
Mr.. NAalAsurIAs, torpj q oni iircssei TIC iiouso
at lugih urging that the ought to continue
'tna nc rcruo Is possible anc Inevitable uncss dceat
ed w IRE dol boraf. i.Iy and wcAc public men
,ad VI, pvnpic This was 81 the Yankee aud the
southoTWor, the Cavalier md tho Roundhead
Mr. WsGdAM, (ro') OF ohio replying. characterized
his cocffacs 81 ecch alniLor apology Or Rebellion
He did cicgc that Mr valandighs was aulaoslsed
by LIS ma5or Jescrson Iays. 10 say thai tho Uniou
rwouk bc restored ir we di-bandec our army.
Mr.. vassSwsWAu BREEZY reviewed e0orta Mt com.
PROMISE during the sssi u 1850 ard 1so tho beginning
.of .hs VS. enc which followed hs own n sltlo
and te faiurc a. ths lilo then maintained thai "a.
unen ws~ uo only ~ ssbc but Inevitable, uncss defeat
ed BY tho deliberate folly AID wicksdncss the public
and She rcoilc Arguing the question al ergta from
history aud citing mary exsnlacs he rsoa that ply
sac all tended that event that there no
radical difference "a The White race 10 prevent IL, that ali
the Original causes which lei to uuiou-comm dcsccns,
.cornans,nis LANGUAGE measures aud has % deenss
interests and dprrstic tailuily-a s'tl; existed IN
Full force, aad some ~ them much strcnler
tthan first. and. further. that Arti.sia.
shsd sprung uY sincc-vorls Of improvement, mutt
plying t-avel. trade. migration and intsrcfrrse
also certain less material but equally strong tiles
~ooinmn history. national reputaun. songs, common
battle n-rs. lac also maintained that tho which
lied 10 dsinion not eternal AID nrratic,bs and
we're weaker than IN which ts'd.J reunion that
slavery rss not tic bot only The development
fthn cause Of ssctiouasm thn fhoro Ia ,rrcprcssbe
CONF CO 'bctwccn slave tabor md free ltorte slave
Fnoung and tie non ssyeoldng States liza. the funda
mepinlh'ca oi the coigt tbs IcrscSt strr
ma r'npuhty ~ union 81 States rart slave aud part
iree ana tbai Hoh union 10 feet the
all ofiar governments. tie concnded that nothing kent
sos apaet nov exceeding bate. antGs, nisu and re
venss thtt tie heated these passons some
ul'es hHt-r. aud while " lasted fcu,on could n,t
capinesec. lie Insisted thai tho arsudces c,uld n.
ovcrccuc and apil pdod The origa W the no
tween NeS England and the sub attrlbat,nr tbe., ~
Ffh. disrcsc ~ manners aad LAbns Of social life
and ti,cif 'lincr'rt idcss ~ religion morals
and yJl.gfs he fesira tho a.ca or oxeIlalng
sEcw tnstud, aia insis,si tnM there u,ss
large n5 Puritan and ctnso v-ie element In that acc
.h,a, w'ssh would ~ iisgf o.ofcone the narrow ~
ttrosfo anatia Puritan element the ,rv ~
declared 10 b. Incompatible with The peace Of
ssc.ste and Of the t'ncn We sllrsiei 70 Roger w,ams
.as clio ioun Ter ~ New FINLAND civilization flrorent
sfroe tbe Ma flower and plymouth Rock. lie nert
maintained that New Yrk, New Jersey aud pctn~ylva
,rfon tn, Ncrtb, and SPIKE OF the geographical
sAics vaic, hound ucm together. The North.
would not separate frca the south. The day which
divided the slavoho,drg o the ayehoding States
would decree the eternal dvOrce ~ the West from
xsAs There Of controversy excepting sav
cry Tho agitation that sHhcct a. - political element
Dst ceaso We mus: return " The old constitutional
and nctsal bzsis o. hy yssrs axothe three.hths rns
<he speedy sud ready rsfcrp q fugitive slaves
escs With 'asr s'aves 10 Ins free states THIS the