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

which had been made npon It, and IN opposition :"
the pending measure. ', s-..a ~ Ia
Mr.. TRIdBLE REP. Ohio said-instead OF ae;
vi-ing for carrying on the war 70 odea
bv which money should be expended. lie oppo st
The measure, denying that 1t was na'iohai III lnc
sense snocested. The trade Of the Mississippi hVer
emonnled to more than that OF all TIE Northern
Lakes from the West. :. A.
original design was 20 afford passage for shps-oi-
war from the Gulf OF Mexico, up the Mississippi, TO
AXE Michigan in the event Of war with England,
and make such provisions for defense as arc now
prohibited, we not beng permitted by the treaty 10
pace war vessels the lakes separating the Bit
ish possessions from the United States. He sx-
planned the SUBSTITUTE Wnicn lie iutenueu ior INC Pui
pose. =, ~ .,
Mr.. STEVENS tRep, Pal, opposing the bill, said
they had become 30 accustomed TO give away money
by millions that no appropriation was considered TOO
large to be passed. 1t WAS true that pensions Tor
the loss Of leg OF on account of some other casualty
of war, were gravely debated on account Of ec0n-
omy; but let company or State aek for 800 900,
the question to such dignity that proposition
TO debate il was considered out of order. lie char
acterized the scheme now pending as the most pre-
posterous sham ever brought forward-such naviga-
ton as was claimed being entirely out OF the ques.
ton.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, Ohio said this
scheme proposed to strike n deadly blow at the in-
,erests of Indiana Kentucky OHIO, Virginia, Penn.
sylyania, Maryland. Delaware, and New-Jersey,
and of Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadel-
pha, and Louisville, by constructing single line
IRON the Yves. TO the East, and by act Of Congress
Giving it the preference over five Elk channels Of
art and nature and, while the people Of those States
and cities thus to be damaged, they were TO be
taxed for tie scheme.
AR. PORTER rep, Ind entered bis solemn pro-
test against the passage OF the bill The able report
OF the Naval Committee demolished the idea o.. IFS
necessity as q war measure; aud 1t was now urged
az a commercial measure, necessary to develop the
interests of New-York aud the West. To embark
in this and TIE several railroad schemes pending
would involve the Government 10 the amount OF
countless millions. To pass tins bill would be au
admission that we were unable to open the Mssis-
sippi New-YoTk and New-Epgland had profited
bv the war; but the agricultural interests of the
West had been seriously damaged. The burdens Of
the West were already greater than she could BEAR
Mr. WASHBURNE tRep., ILL., regarded the OPP
position to this measure us the nost extraordinary
toward the Eorth.West he bad ever exhibited
curing his Congressional career. IL indicated 70.
fusal of ald 10 eight millions of people, who had
always periodically assisted the other parts OF the
country TIE bill proposed "a work Of national de-
tense aud public welfare; aud, notwithstanding the
CANT e nan from Pennsylvania 3lr. Steyensl called
il "a shnm il was OF greater interest 10 the North
West tLan any measure ever before presented -
Congress. He was surprised at the remarks Of
hsssrs. NallandiGham and Porter IN opposition TO
he Diil. IL now cost Eve bushels OF corn IN ihe
Mes. 70 carry one 10 market. Hence the CONNER
cal importance OF tho Improvement Oniempls ed.
He Ind voted for the tariH by which the Golfers OF
Icnosylyauis were iled. Tie Pennsylvania Gen.
trai Railroad was earning ten millions per yeff. the
money belux taken OGt OF the pocket OF tho West.
The gentleman frOm Pennsylvania had reported
bill OF seven uiioas ior fonlht4llo1s to defend The
Eastern coast. Why fl0uld the Practicable and
M 81 10 % he % he
dem d IL would III the event Of War with In
gland enaJ dc US 10 bring our veseeIs 10 oeond IA
.som All attack on the L4Aet. The Mississippi wOud
be opened. There were Sj,VVJ troops there under
the brave anu uucorqnerauls Con. Grant. Wmo
Grant wa mar hiug ou the onen.y to o.en tho Nils
tissippi, we might open the communication now pro-
posed, and then have genetal Jubilee
On motion Of Mr.. NASubuRNE, tie demand
for she previous question "an seconded.
spEEcn OF Ma. CRhDinNUCH on MORMON
SGFAI!.>.
Dnrng the proceedings Nj. CfailabguOh Jal. yote
from Nevada not being able 70 oht,u the fJor, got
verm son - print vi speech. OF which the follow.
irg IL the gnbs,ance Having resided i0r so1o Tine
among tie Monnons aud become acc GAinied with
heir ecclesiastical ppiity, TIER hab.fr aud iheIr
srimes re lei; Be mol alselar2ug MS day IL he
fulod q npAst sueh Information "a b. lad acquired
ia regard to tl5 eyple in 0lrmid.t LO were buld-
ing up cOns oldsiIng ind diling,J Carrying Oh hvr-
ten subyaIsiye VI tie Celsi,u,ion and iaws, and
fatal TO morals and true religion. The Ienoteb,-s
Of Uis from lhe settled regions O. the couutry, ana
tire A. cnce Of any genera! intercourse between ne
Monnors AM the iD4sses Il our people, have seyel
10 k, tn laleT in almost pete iRuOrdnc- oi
ibe Character aud deslgu8 81 the lOrmC. Tint iylUr-
puce, y4rd0n@biC a. brsi, becomes criminal when
tie 'rrnues 10 q ti!i kHOwleJ, are open 10 Ia. lie
sad M0rnOi ism Gts cue of TIC mcussrOsifes Of t..
a.en which We lived. 1t ~ have been len 10,
sue model r. tLJc OF ,ao NOrd iOr Toe Disef,enrE
t,Ltuis, whsA ia hgAt oi knowledge 10 nOrp u, ne
rai s. C.,u. cd -I eve. beioI1-Whcu IN arr. tCruc.
uHd philosophy SO have turpssaod a.. thar Tue ss-s
OF INC past can shDN--i0 produce au lille vnea5ouI
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