Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

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slE. henassspn, SO that usither courts mol
I4AIsEs ~ could sgl apd taqls with our action
he wanted 10 do this RorSi ia 40 eIfsctivva
way, under the general b. stem bsse5 = +SS
constitutional "a nmendments5 49,; > !. g.,
ilt ~. 3fiuaes though that the marriaos
Egle tleni Old legally exist among thee color.
60 Slaves oi The South. he, COZ t6ruedf tbs
Statement OF thn Senator from Nassaehn
setis Atr. WILSON, fas, to the wiVe.s and
Sellqren 60 OF slave ieefnits being sold ia
1llsson nIi.sand elseW Whefe, and could pro.
uuse Q hundreds OF letters to prove it. He
hoped the bill would pass slaud that NJ
would not Eatt for tn tardygpassaee of a
constitutional enaetments There vas. ana
Woal be, NO more important smessnrp
thau this and ftl1f an irnperatiys7d II 10
topass il at9o6Ge d s. >. .i#-1-.
4r. Wilson said mat be did not helieve
mat the value of these slaves would ayer.
Gga one hundred; dollars. If We naass,l
the amendments to5ths Constitution ,v.e
VIII have to got three lf0nrLhs of the ,Stafss
70. .tayorlit,5it, indeed, it would PASS The
other House, and Tor. thirty .yeafs ne rad
not seen more devotion 10 5the IDOL. If
slaNsEys liansats ihtsssess sioas 8he Hiy1se.
tne only security Ws had for the accom-:
Fllshment OF this end was 70 take tbe.oc.
caslon' by the hsndse He would be willing
10 tree theiRiyes and chiideen of slave re-
et1lts, and leave the question of eompeu.
saIion Tor the fnturs. - =.
= "A message was received anusuncinR,the
non-concurrenee oflhe House in the Sen.
ate's mendments TO the bill to provide for
carrying the mails, and asking for com.
nlttee OF conferences The GhairtWas au.
tnortzed to appoint such committaa.
;Mr. 0onness mIVed to re- com nit the En-.
listment bill. ,4. - -
i Mr.. Dooiittle, of5Wis., said tbers were
1000 OF these, ,colOrsd suidiprs ia Dels ware
5000 in Mary laud; 10. 900 in KentucEv
and l0, 900 10 Missouri, or 600 ia, ,rbss.
loyal States. Ths passage OF this biII
would affect 00aipersons. These AT the
lowest figure wou6t cost $4,000 coo. He
believed that the proposed amen dments to
the Gonstitution-Wonld prevail, and that it
Wouln settle this R6ole question, beyond
ehange, beyond the legislative, executive.
Anu judicial departments of the Govern.
menti oy the supreme verdict. of the peo.
pie.='Fhe amendments offered BY Mr.. Hen.
dersou, Senator from. a slave Stare nm.
1ergoiug the regeneration which all those
States are to undergo, supported in com. /
nlttee aud IN Senate by the bold speechss |
ot the Senator from Mary land, aud by the |
Judgment Of-the couptry, will not be. in |
The language OF Mr. Sumner, an attemnt 1
but a reality, and that realiIys shall restore I
The lite of the country. Tue bill affects /
oyei States at the very time they were |
measures of emaucipation. and /
he very aeS=of holding out this promised +
compensation via cause these people 20 +
oppose the 3etlohs 2of these conventions.
n the Language OF the Senator from Cali. /
ornia, Mr., Cenngssl why purchase them
low when their price is 'decreasiup2
AR, csslile, Of Virginia, wished to-haye I
he bill referred % the JGdIciaryS Go ominit. |
ees+sH Hesg4a the attention of It's \
tlenas 20 tne extent of power involved In
I. Granting the power to csnscript col.
red men who were slaves, he asked, where /
10 you get theIpower to take his VII and
ihlld from theie master without the con-
sut sot the masteF7 In reference tn .bs
question Of marriage antonF Soutb.r5
laVes, though; there was not what might
'e called proper marriage und er the lao
here would be no difficulty 10 the Soulb3
m States in ascertaining those who bore
be relation of wives and children 10 sIive
ecruits. 4i2t
Mr. Clark, of N. a., said that We might
8 we'll discuss the question fully. here, as
le knew of no more important business
'efore the Senate for action, and whatsve-
night be that committee's action. il vonI6
e criticised on the floor. He certainly
hought it more important than the frioi.
i've slave bill which the Senator from
Massachusetts, was so anxious to have
assed, since no one WanteClIto render nm
fugitive nov. ea
Mr.. Howard, of Mich :, hoped that the bill
Io1ld go to the JudieiaFFs Coumittes. -.
here could be no doubt Of the power of
he esGoyernment to enlist persons known
9 slaves. This bad been proven by onr
primer acts. They are persons . wing allie.
lance IN the same sense as Szhites. IfI
hey had right to employ thea, ,4athey
ad the right to make the act effective,
p11,slt so,-foS remove any obstacles, even
: : sfss ne ssssneD OF gestng thsiE lgfEts and
Mr.. Fessenden, OF Ne, said he was in
ouot e. hrSt whether. il was Iight7to take
ersons OF TINS description, but he had be-
pm eJconyipqed that the' 6oyeFnment had
ie right to use all reas6nab ls D6 "a Sgsrs q
ssuFe It's Salvation. Rs ase4,Is KS ~ s5fg
pon the law, but upon the necessity
.hich causes the law, He should vote for
ne amendment. AS to the otesfi6n If Il
the G5vsfDntnt' eoald ion take Us
sopeFty for bile uses, The morai,nnd
onstitutional, obligation ia that they should
~ for It, but uot7G the time! Therefore
70 may q ke4tbe properly because there is
o such thiqgass e malkipgs the, Government
az torFi as lts6 u! !tidn, elloRs5its own /
me and mode of payment.
kutths1 ss0gsidsEssiOq otLsSIhsa hiif TtEGs
ostponed.
- Prom the Tyler County ,RiAisdaaler
Duty or Democrats.