New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

Potomac IA ctccr4 ard add 10 consider ~h inesf-
u1es necessary ~ order t, H-ot IL eceuoy increase
he SiSeqSs o. , and .sS ana - to ~. de
cej policy Of the Government with power to send for pet
sons and lapels.
Laid over.
EMANCIPATION ~ MISSOURI.
The bill Tor Emancipation in Missouri was taken
mp
Mr. WILSON I'm, Mol moved to strike o1t
"twenty millions and inseri twenty-five million0
in the appropriation.
Keected-Yeas, .; NAYS %.
Mr. WILSON MOI offered an amendment extend
ing the time of the emancipation for three years
1ir. CARLILE (Un., Val hoped the amendment
would prevail tuat the people .! that State might
have time TO exercise civil nshts 10 those porons
where they were free from gnerfilias aad Rebels.
II wa- found impossible 10 eNerciee suffrage lie
alluded 10 Gen. McSeii's execution OF cuernllas.
Mr. HENDERSON (Un., Mo- said he had been
told by Gen. No Neil that the guerrlls he exe cuied
were parol prisoners with arms in their hands,
and we therefore liable to be shot.
Mr. CARLYLE thought the facts in the case
would b. beneficial 10 the country. But be was
anxious that a iull vot. should be had this ques-
ton aud more tine allowed Tor it than twelve
months. Suvb had been the nil tsry terror that III
Virginia not one man IL three had voted on the
boundary bill proposing division Of the State
Mr.. WILEY (Cn., Val replied that by military
influence thousands had voted, AID he doabted Il
there was sn authenticated instance where 4 man
was deprived of sud age. hl' colleague did MUS
tice to lie Ml.scu,i bill by such q statement.
Mr.. CARAILB asked his COileague If he did not
know tDat $4,000 woes Woe polled in the Pres-
Dental election AID 5ut 1909 N the State election
Mr.. WILEY said thss at the latter election
NOTthN stern Virginia had some eight or twelve
thoussud soiaieTs iu the teid who did not vote
Some coauties also did mo- vote because the Rebel
soldiers lelt Them Bat is, 900 brave tina uuadu-
:erated Union men Gla woe.
M. Pom LII Dem, ky.l conteDded that ths
last elsciOn was earned by the bayOnet, aud full
free vote cO,Ad not he had aow ~ the State.
Dir. WILSON MOI, at some length favored his
smendlOat Twelve mcnt.is " too soon Tor ob0l'
ishiDg slavery IN Missouri and entalilng on the
poOuic OIL tt vast tCssr lUonces that would .OlON.
tie desired . vote OF the IeOpa o. the State o. this
important pomt, wish tine enough to consider l..
lie tleJ rec2ll llGit tacs 10 81 Ow thai tue large
majority Of 10 men"srs OF the Convection which
kept Missouri "a he Union were Shareholders.
Ine a,GeDdmeut was II, .c.1d 10y 4 vote OF 3 to II.
Mr.. DAVIS tDem., Az ergued at great length
agaInst ne Jil. lie Sad, az tie lnIerV;e" ~ the
BOrder-S'.ie Senators Gad Members OF Congress
with the PlsiGeni, Tue ia.tzT, on explaining .iz
Emancipation sen se, ala Lot pretend tia, II War
cons~itniIouu or practicable, but he dve'red a.
ameaolaso1 10 TIE Coustita,io1 10 embrace il.
Mr.. 1C4tFiE lDem., IL j said tadt the forms.
tiOn OF 81 counties uLoef one government WOt id
secure The balance OF power, aLd 90 away Yith Ia
those intricate foreign Isiai0ns about which there
bad been 20 much aim Ui,y. But It had ceen &c
ordered TIC, che interest OF Inc wooe was best pro-
NOTED bV piCMOUnk Tie li.ofct,s 81 individual. He
then pee ,ocd 20 say ti,at geographical divisions
thougl tuey Aighi be Ic iEATy, were JUS, oistinc
and i.-U.iECGntavIe as any 0,AAr hne, ~ that be-
tween Canada and inc United Sister. Sro1 we're
the lines which separate the reserved nttfs q the
States from tne General Government winch t.is. cd
with tie States aIter ihe onion was formed. 4na
Union nd not make the Sea. 81, put ire "a Ter .fe
the Uu.oL, and had once Ueeh CUT OF II. Msr d..
cussOn OF Tic IesgyCd geais Oh tbe ates and t,rIr
mutual relations VIII tss Fo-er.i GJvefnfl, ~, ~.
1urple cOlIeIde0 tps' tao veiIe Z Tie ClOu W..
no, grea han tie right On TIC c'es ~ ,ar rlga's
Of the teOp,e. lie PiOo-ectl - 80 that tiis BIZ
was a CilecS briOs 81 lIo felcIai toy erI.nslt so
the rigils o. Missouri iOr S.O0JtUJO Ia cash of
x20,O0J,0O0 osecil. lie regretted 10 hear TIE Sen
aIor IRON MlseOul (i,uoeif. .ii defend the bill 01
the efolad tlat tie !.dehy Of tie State pended
it, and thai 10 did LOT -..oH " at the r.sat wcui-
be IL Of IT, dsioat, olt mat D. feared u. lie
Mr. Iugl.o5 1l rot beilsve tIAt any iac.
la1oA was Necessary 10 keep the St4.e e
Missouri in tie CnloJ. Ii zee ned that tie tCE 3
of tnls Admin. ration i.ad PLACED irscH N ,osi
tiCu 20 IL. even tie syiIpstoy 90 pOl.Cct or o.
nluts. had f,re4t V.ork o. is anus. E.r. .nd
France, Horace &C ely co.. ether great powers
weiet1 o. COZ iili CO.. Cannon, GIddiJ.., .ut
SuAth a-~ ethics g. IAe sa4e stamp y re io tc
pensl1lyd. g. Ad-n.i.--. 1000. bad los ile r1.t-
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