The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01

eo"" a.crence 10 II. d \. aid savo oeen far better
ensh 20 Intimate what the policy should have been
wa W. ,t on Congress. The employment /" ole'
osn ali nj rest N their oalaoiy ana y. e,'ns.
soldiers ia, a. laborG@ Saves nc u ~ ~ ,s.e
,n,ed e,etnents OF strength ana Y wer w wy ie 49,,
ch ,ers, ns had from the beginning p,eh cup yos
o,s,pe ntreohtnen,s and other lanor tne .,so 70 ~ n
ynIAp,s su ,',,nd N tho troo,s he would have sel
oe apa gs1ne cd ID ali the negroes he could una tor ~
nee Of suSh labor .,., I've y' lev su n
I pr orn; 90 sho spoke yeseraey u n he,
states thsr ~, e as vas s.s. .;ste
s boa more y. he ,'Ssss . J
South H's sa rp' (uuooi, q Pa wished . know WI
,.s ar W.. was Ny there Ssa s h ~, a
COMPROMISE vgrc f hon. salty in faSr Of sustaining
was there, 4 ali aionS
r'pe'I@s 'Ao 4 THAT ora ''y Or w uniS,'g"a,s
So had 50 constitute ,aa. , .nt - Nemcn on 4
oh Chez sd %oa ~ ma yed no Opinions a. T. IN onde
the war lie declared o or ,ne eons,ulion as liz. "a
oppressed the hole that tie ms "u,iea Of slavery e.
10 reply g Mr. cox Who yesterday aid negroes !,
" employed like lends OF he'll to coma N,nna.o whit
nluguraled by The North IN spirit hate re,nked
hls very lnus gmputaon on the North whose sobjsa,
we Prosecution OF tho FOR the prescr rgi 0f tie
soyernment II he could, he woad .nchaia his col
esus heds q hell and lot recall them untK the last,
ieoelous fratricle swept away. But ne belize cd
I'm. he people o. tho North we're aluniently able 70
gu parts q, tho country.
remarks Of Nh irinSie canFea 10 +, read he rlowns
extract rom letter Of General Mcclellan 70 senator IIr-
RS dalsd july r. lsc2.--
eesings al there has been cclenerae discussion The
ss a. sns 10 r enpos ns
Ia. s.sSe DE labor sSnneg'sd via he military sre y
male and female who have come into u, eaur q
seeed aud set to work ~ waes IN performing oee which
Otherwise would have dovoved upon soldiers The
RI these operatives has thu" lar been insufficient Tor our
Mr. PrypnroS, (opp.) of Ohio, said the bin and pend
ing amendments G had object, Siz:he emp,c ymeIt
o. negfo soldiers lhe b az introduced by Sir. Stevens,
Wa entitled 20 the meet respect because IL open
aud direct Tie Efforts enron suoh troops ad proved
fainres~ ituess Hilton, and recently kansas The M,
rocate the h had laie- 70 tell them how such negro
soldiers We're to be used, whether n conjunction
What wa 70 be done with these negroes
whom they returned from ssrvice' We're they 70 be
restored 70 soca! aud political degadaion o. elevated @
the rghte ard privileges ~ tho whcs2 Tho answer
would CONS after tho negroes returned Tho
tie army and the depreciation of the currency ow
ing 70 the ae thai tho impression prevailed a, hc adj
rnlsrat5n and The republican party were tired q main
teinng "the Union az Il was and the constitution as It
r." was Tue influence hero which produced thcse dis
s 1s yse, z MONT hoy ,d wa,
mon Ye hanging On tie Virginia shorc under c gento
IS.'s t&yorIts gtcsgI, and failed to make On al,sck
spasa S y ,ls M Sss as' do not move ss oon
q t1sftnlSs, (opp) Of ohio, the course Of hia re-
ssSsalsso NJ H ssE s-;I ~, s n S.' ss sss
ge2-s had "a. ... sss into tho service by appeals 70
tqcr patriotism under Is Hlct.nce ,ha, the obee, was
to proeei tho constitution aud Tho Union whe. ! was
ct II 1Gg sS e s ssSy S' s '@ a ss
hold Of tho rtibc Mum i would DO impossible TO So
ssed 10 Tho bin 10 any form because would produce
rss.uon IL Yysty sle'oheldns border sae, asoaas
ma ,Hs '''n worn % y sapISi ,ns
c5isdlh,ien which hs bill struck doai. 30 be
NJ DAVIS, usp) Of Pa. saidone thing would ASs..--.
w ssna . oSysas s s ,@ Or h be SR
sns country Il the tobc sa6iusa,od az, i. ,Ion ENJOY
tho sword, however, aud sad they shooM not II
a man sub;hsatod him T. his rqo ho deserved
that his children would draw The sword and Ggn tho
battle ont lie haedtevery man who was an enemy,to
his country ana expected hs hate IN rotn lio wanted
fair play II black man b. his side climood Tho
naris aud seized tho sword Of rebel uce. captued
rcbol flag before no "a hc honor should belong 10
him. We were towards Ii we did no, accord this. II a
block hand. could tear down tho rebel banner and
plant over the Capitol o. RE- mond tho stars
and Stripes, he would give him honor over
any general who had made tho attcmm aud
failed. II, as hai been said, tho African far in
provemen, for higher aor'nv Tic M DAVIS hai been
under black officer Of Ship crew, and the latter
We ono o. tie braves, sIdc bytsde with TINS African
turned pale with fear. That bl.as agdsbic
ample Of bravery - his companions Bravery part
Mr. oIN, lrop.) n Ny said IL this bill bal been
quietly scbmi,icd he Committee Military Anllrs
he bad suggested flor examination and ro,ost wosid
not have prososci the lcas. division, y oxcencn cr.
ase diiordgiy and dsraceful proceedings which every
s h e H0us re- sEse' Ee e, Two Or aerse Noa
legitimate way tlt In the mnnncr % gentlemen omlFg
here Win Their rocket On = resolutions, dssrous q
sceing their names in print and 'itn. up 0n,, y hlo
a. cas-