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

wouio Dght aganet any attempt TO take his slaves
away by force, lie appealed TO the Senator's TO
80 hllt The Rebels On both sides of the Le. He r."
'e'rtd u some leuglh 10 The a'lemIt To take the
state OF hary nd cut OF he Uuicn, and utihed IL g
.iiesls maoe by The hesldeut at . AZ u"e, and o.
LsVed that those au,sts saved Maryland. ~
thought tha' tie me for such arrests bad gone oy'
Nj. KENNEDY Dem, Md sail the Coht'i'u
tI0n w,s his only yuide--lhe Constitution we h~'
sworn 30 snvport He differed from some Ot me
views q lis colleagues respecting MarvisnS'
saw no hope in the dark gloom That shiouoeu "Co"'
nm. lie lOos Ell NJ on llis bill an The most oo'0C
aid despotc be had ever read. lie regarded lhe po
ics now pursued ttnding TO oesroy ail ,he oo""f
which bonud the Union TO, ether. lie had orposth
lin policy, aid he gloried IN his record. for u'-
lcon,se be hid been denounced and misrelres' h'eo
Inv q hired and veual Press. But his taieer here
was almost ended. lie warned toe Senator'S that TO
lintrodnce The question Of Emancips ION into hir
Sale WAS o Introduce revolution. Through ahO
by the action of llis Congress the value OF sia'e
! property was destroyed III that State. Yet thtTr
was n bil III the otder house propoeing 10 h've
MARY land ten millions for her slave property. Ills
advice to hs State would be to sIt upon the insult
ii 10 was attempted TO thru loose thousands o. 'h'se
iguoranl semi.bI6ariaus 10 compete with the Wli'e
czens of thGt Stale, II would raise sa insurie'lof
lie wan cd ho hypocrli zeal canting devil To come 10
his State preaching philanthropy and equality TO
th, se peOl e IL the>e negroes were thns 70 be SCI
free, lie wanted them 10 be taken away. Let them
20 20 their near of kin. He saw no bright future
ioT the State f Maryland. Deceit, hypocrisy, and
/ Otics seemed TO aave combined 10 break down
4 that Safe.
Mr. WILSON. from the Military Committee, re-
por cd back the bill for reorganization OF the En-
gineer Corps.
! Mr.. GRIMES Rep, Iowa) introduced bill tor
/ the purchase of tie Stevens battery.
! Mr. DAVIS (Un., XVI spoke at length agalns;
tLe Consci puon bill. contencing 1t was dangerous
al III e Ia.
willing 90 Ote for II as u war measure If he hac
confidence III the Admiui>traloD.
! Mr.. POWELL lDem ky.l, IN the course OF hit
remarks, referred to tie Senator from Marylanc
jusfylug the arrests while lie was Governor OF iha
State. lie declared that if he Powell was Gov
leror of loyal state, be would r.sis. arres
of tbat kind aud no ci'lzen should te arrested with
out warrant Of law, unless u was done over th'
buyoueis Oi the militia of the State.
Mr. HENDERSON tUn,, MOI asked If, Gov
erDor OF The stale, the Senator would Judge OF ih'
iesaity Of 40 arrest, aud call out the militia {,
retlet the Federal Government.
AIR. POW ELL said he would claim the right {,
de,ide that the arrest Of any cilizen without war
rant Of law, was a.ainst the Constitution. IT IN
cillzen had violated the law h. would give o.,
President all the power of the State " and in hi
arrest.
,, Mr.. SHERMAN asked If the Senator would no
Justify he Government If IL had killed the WHIT
burned the bridges, thus committing act OF war
Mr. POW ELL said if they taken in the nc
OF conflict, it wOuld be an act Of war, and ,be,
might have been killed, but never after they
! arrested. unless tried.
MIR. SHERMAN said all the complain, Of The Sen
ator seemed TO be That the Government did Dot exc
cute these men; and there he Sbermab) agreed witt
him exactly.
Mr.. POWELL said he had beard tha, the Senate
/ from Maryland (Nr. Hick.l, while Governor, haC
recommended this very bildge-burniug.
Mr.. HICKS said that the report was false. IiC
bad often denied n.
Mr.. COLLAMER Rep, W. made report from,
the Conference Committee on the Bill to reorganlZe
the Post-Oiiee Department. Agreed to.
! Mr.. GRIMES Introduced a bill further 10 Yegu.
late the proceedings in prlze cases and TO amend the
acts Of Congress IN relation thereto.
Mr.. RICHARDSON Dem, H. opposed the bill
st length. lie cOnended hat the bill had no lmit.
ZION to the power Of the President TO call ou.
men In any particular district.
/ Mr.. GRIMES sald the Prerdents Procamati ion
had bad jn.t the opposi e eject from what wa-
claimed with the dirrs from Iowa. 1t was hailed
with joy by the soldiers Of Iowa.
No RICHARDSON said We had had no victories
since.
Mr.. GRIMES asked what the Senator called
Stones River, Pea Ridge, Hartsvilie, and Arkansas
Post
Mr.. FESSENDEN asked if the Senator from
Illinois meant TO say that the Western troops had
lot fought well siuce the Proclamation. Thai
would be the infereoce.
! Mr. KICHARDSON said he did not mean that /.
but they mad lost DO battles before that.
Mr. POWELL said many officers had resigned on
that account.
/ Mir. WILKINSON said be had been informed by
"a Kentucky Colonel that it made difference with
Keutucky troopr.
Mr.. SALISBURY opposed the bil He rad
under il the Pfesdent could call out every free
negro, and let loose slaves upon The Rebels. II that
Was policy, 600 men would rise 10 protect help.
less CHILDHOOD aud women.
! Al 1l.l5 the Senate commenced voting on Nh.
Bayard's motion to postpone the bill Rejected
yeas II, nays 80, as follows:
/ YfAS-Merr, BsySTd, Carlile, Davis Kennedy. Powell
Latham Rice, Richardson. Salisbury, Wall Wilson (Mol
NAY iS-Ai-srs. Anthony. ATao,d. Chandler, Ciak Cola
Iuer C3van Dix Dolittle, fesend-D, Foot, Foster
Gri-.. Harding. Harris. Harlan. Henderson. Hickf How
ard howe, King. LaLe (IDd.l. Lane (KanI McDouasi.
Morrill, Ne'mith. Poueroy sheTasD, soDDer, Ten kyck
T1unbuil v ads, Wilkinson Wiley, Wimo Wilson lMa's
Mr.. POWELL offered al amendment, exemp .
ing persons Of religious scruples. ReJ-cted-S
against 81
lac amendments Of the House concurred in,
and 70 the bill pas.ed.
At Il! the Senate adjourned.