The New York herald., 1863-02-22

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WAHIsGros, Feb. 2l 1858.
SUBMARINE nazcRArs fsoM FORTRESS nosRor 10 GAL
1 VISION.
Mr. HAsar (rep) Of n Y. presented petition from
large number OF the Of New York city, asking for
the establishment Of submane telegraph from Fortress
| Monroe 10 Galveston.
IN TUE sAvY.
Mr.. KENNEDY, (opp) Of Md, called up the bai to amend
the act to establish and equalze tho grade officers
| in the navy Passed.
RrGar or WAY THE MILITARY KAssAs.
Mr. IANx, trep) OF kansas introduced bill grant
right Of way through the military OF Kansas
NATIONAL ACADEMY or scTESrRs.
M WILSON, (rep Of Mass, Introduce bill TO ncor
| poratc the National Academy Of Sciences.
vUDICTAL DISTRICTS or MICHIGAN.
Mr.. HOWARD. (rep.) OF Men,, called up the bill 10
divide the state Of Michigan Judicial districts
After discussion By Messrs FOSTER, TRUMBULL. fsES-
pss and others. the bill passed-ycas rs, nays IL.
CagDEsrAIs MosIiLr.
Mr. fEss.sOAS presented the credentials OF Hon. l. N.
Morrill, reelected United states senator from the State
Name Tor elk years from the 4th of March next
INQUIRY REGARDING ARRESTS.
Mr. PowM4. lopp.) of Ky, offered resolution that
In r~screncc 10 the arrest imprisonment release Of
d. A. Mahonoy, ). A. Mullen and andrew J. Dun. Laid
over.
| TIE. TREAsoSAms MErrna ~ KENTUCKY
Mr. POWELL also gave notice thas he should at early
gay oer re out'on Tor committee to investigate the
conduct OF General aillert in dispensing in
| Kentucky.
PRINTING TIE CURRENCY
Hr siERSA (rep.) OF Ohio offered resolution that
ter thousand cxt'a copies Be printed ofthc bill 70 pro-
| v 30 tcr a national currency.
Referred to the Committee on Printing
THE ARMY.
Mr. WLsos, irep) Of Mass, introduced bill to pro.
mote the health, cou0rt and ctfcio0cy of the army
| Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
LANDS soR KsnR0AIs TyIrGKArIs IN KANSAS
ASs rsp ., pr han.ss called up The BIN " srans
graphs Passed.
ARBITRARY ARsrsn AND srsrssHos ov TIE Or zAmAz
The bill for the discharge state prisoners was then
taken up tho question being en- tho amendment Of Mr.
Garlic oucEcd a substitute Tor the substitute proposed
Mr. rowMI spoke at some length In favor of Mr. Car.
corpus should suspended where the courts were
opened He referred 10 the oi Theobad Wolf Tone
where suoh writ was granted though Tone confcssed
hia guilt.
MIR. Howard, (epJ Of Mich In reply. referred to tho
case OF Napoleon, who, while ON q British ship, claimed
that he was not prisoner Of war, but going guest 10
England yet the British ministry refused 70 allow q writ
Of habess corpus Ia That case.
Mr. DooLIfrLE, (repl Of Wis, quoted number Of In
stances from British history showing that always
OF Necessity invasion insurrection tho executive
government had the first established martial
law. he asked Mr. Powell II he held there right
u declare martial law within tho lines Of tho army
Mr. POWELL said no did hold there was no authori.
~ TO declare martial Law anywhere.
Mr.. GRIMES, (rcp OF Iowa. asked il tho Senator made
difference between martha! law and military law,
Mr.. POWELL said hs did Martial law law at all,
but simply the will OF the military commander. Military
law the acts and regulations established by Congress-
the President power political offences Bat
definition given Of such offences. Belonging to
democratic party might be deemed political offence
The other day enton Of people In Kentucky
dispersed by man named Gilbert, Colonel General,
| who reported to have said that there were re.
bcls IN the convention 10 vndcate his follow
democrats OF Kentucky fouy asperscd by this sarap
OF power, he tho resolutions passed by meeting
OF the democrats in the kentucky legislature which
wished TO go upon the record, to show that these
were true lovers Of civi liberty and 70 stand
mant Ct infamy against this man Gilbert.
Mr.. WILSON rep.J Of Mass, said when this com.
nenccd he made the resolution to do what he could
nut down this rebellion and do without any party feel
ing But II was hard to hear such speeches when a
Senator and passed euogiuns upon body OF men
WHO had put forth address tho loyal heart OF
America would pronounce treason He (Mr WILSON, TOO
wnnted those resolutions TO upon the record show
coming genera that tho who passed. and signed
them and responded to their cali and the who ap
plarded that address traitors u the Unon 10
the country. (Appinuse IN the galiercs)
The CHAR said that Ii any such demonstrations wcre
repeated the galleries would be cleared
Mr. wusos OF Mas, desired this paper to go upon the
men from the Northwest defending tho country the
sn OF Kentucky, had taken for their support little
straw or hay, corn o. wheat. The address called
| UPON the representatives Of Kentucky to oppose
giving men or money 70 carry ON this war.
record and let the country decide whether the address
loyal and the eulogium worthy Of loyal senator is
rcbuIc sor treason bur denouncms President Of tho
United states He thought the no denounced tho
thought Of the men whose counses they had followed
many years Evory bullet nrod IN this at loya
/ iisd fired by democrats. Every who had filed
blosy grave every dow that had been made, every
orphan every nag torn and riddiedail these bad bson
done by democratic bullets Ihe rebellion plotted By
democratic leaders ana they had been for nearly
trying TO oyeftufn the wo had for
the last icw months been panied by all this talk Of sym
pa h2crs with We hal had secret meetings If
Knights OF the Golden Circle AMI rcsoiu
tons Of Legislatures. and the other dry they had
yentoB in Hart ord (about tho character OF which there
world DO any doib,. aad tho chios Of tho
democratic patty sati United states marshal At
tempted 70 arrest hini he would XIII him, damn
i'm n tlnza
Infamous whelis attempted to arrest them TO k him
Ia apprehcnded that tho nnn who wanted 10 leave New
England IN the cold did went leave these men
our. ior they sympathzed too deeply with them.
Mr nrrF, opp Of Ind, said they only talked aboa,
leaving New England out IN the cold TO allow Mossachu
sctis 10 have the benefit Of the draft.
Mr.. NLsos said New England needed no defence from
him. and he should ssy Dohing in her defence Ne heard
every day the President denounced tyran Hut the
history Of these tunes would show that there never
ndunit alton Kind aud humane 70 traitors and 10
men Who sympaihzei with traitors IL was, in every
o. ths words, untrue and 1rkcd and such would
be The Judgment q the country and OF the Christian and
cyilncd world A. ne had witnessed THIS kindrcss 70
wards these men, whose hands dripping with blood
he had shed for ono hour Of Andrew Jackson. Instead
Of being yant aud usurper the President Ind dealt
enenty this atrocious cbeon All these assaults
| would la harmless against tho President Brave
| men tie field turning back a. strike a
| those who were symTatblzmg with these who
trying 10 shoot tlism down in front; snd
these men covering briore the rising patriotism Or
people. The President denounced for Do.ing
rests lie (Ar. Wisua) admitted that there m ghI have
been nj, takes Bot TN people Of tho country would be
surprised when they the evidence against many
who had not been arrested for treason syI 1thy FOR
trgorg There trtors Sa over the country, both
North and uth tie nad no hHc alainst thosc men who
IN rebellion. He only wanted u usilce done
thcm and n justice was dpre TO many ~ thom IN this
world they would be sent ont ~ lie had nothing
~ against ioya denocIaisnen who were true
country and nation The president lad attempted 20
carry on the without any party feeling, and
rty of the generals appointed had been who did
vote tor Nr Lincoln. Mr.. wilson coutended that the
President had tho right o. suspend the writ X h.
oorpss al make arrests when tie Sc of the country
a. take. H. believed that itwas his duty %
i,atioa proclamation and % put down the rebel
| lion by striking at its cause and sppport--at tia,
Institution whch had raised t.o crops for rebellion He
favor " using every means 10 crush the reboi
and ~ would slaves for all military purposes Too
government might take sons and brothers end neigh
bors nsm aud 20 DO placed IN the mont o battle b. Ue
killed by the rebels. bit no. not touch the slave
make any of him 10 pat down this rebellion lie
vxs country and the whole country and In favor
| a. employing ail means - crush out treason
Mr. POWELL aid he had listened TO the most ex,raordi.
spccc o the senator from MassAC nugeits who lad
ssu,. INTO tho general of dcnunriaon VI ma