The New York herald., 1864-06-26
VIEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE zB, 1854

nss meet tins issue fairly. squarely and bravMy.
Had he the power be would put two candidates
10 the nsid-oDe fer war and the other for nsgotaa
and Pooonstructng the Uniou-and he would forfeit an
his present and future prosperity and possessions ne
peace candidate did not receive an overwhelming ma.
parties
Mr. srRorss, (opp) Of Pa, said they had better sd.
jo1rn tsls Circus, wnSn Was n ass au,, "a ara.
NJ. KsnsAs, topp.) Of N T.. 10 replying 70 Mr.. Wood
and disasters tnat extreme meu seek 20 control
events, giving 70 moderate and conservative men no
side and the other really controlling public events. n
was not well that extreme mon should have their Say
% Dsr ws xSo ssa
stand up here like his colleague ood, under the cir
cuatances surrounding us and say th without anosnef
gun being fired can have peace and union Oh II MS
colleague could only show the least reasonable chance OF
restoring the Union ana preserving the government
shat every man would struggle TO do what his col
league said could bc accomplished. hm coiiesgoe
% .s osd gO
armier What would you do with Kentucky Would
you leave her 70 the tender mercies secession
well - the other b0ardcr States who stand oy the old
Sr pxxASpo wooD said that three several eorts have
rejected BY this admisssrasioo.
M. KssSAH supposed that the nrst was before Fort
Sumter was nrsd upon, and yet tho gentleman lMr:
men for putting down the rebellion. This was when the
cause wAs popular. ae (Mr Woody was one Of those
Mr. woop said that iii be had sought 70 Do with that
.gimeat was to protect the CspitO-not 70 carry on
.uDussts the Southern states and hs ns c"eaaus
MI Mr, popular current run in the direction OF pro
.ec'ne ms voice against it He (Mr. Kernan) was in
~ ~ n State Convention OF 1851, and the poti
clan. with .n. sessa'ioa: sssinss secession and II
Ssvnr ~ nrit 6o:, rebellion protesting at tho same
time against he course II the administration putting
IL force martial law 4 Is friends % denounced US fos
smSarrssspg the admnsra ION and they went for the
Union ticket. Gaughter.) The eriend from New Yors
iMr oaei was authority for lee e%ens g no, 90
Mr.. FERNANDO Woop said that this ~ " az a" Jauoh,e,
Mr.. OpxLL-The statement Is exacti,
Mr. EDRDcx pp Of wis., ra:Ssd ths % '' ,,S Of ordss sh
that the Mozart regiment mad notksg to d. "''A
The SPnAKER said the subject was perenent "a.
Mr.. QDELL-The regiment raised BY the Union l. '
fence Committee, Of which my colleague was member,
Mr. WooD-As Mayor OF the city of New York | was
ncmber OF th.t COMMITTEES paughter)
Mr.. OpELI-When Tammany Hall proposed to raise q
regiment Of soldiers Mozart Hail. under the patr Of
my coleage (lr: woodl would not be behind. and
the work. and said be raised the regiment AZ private
expenditure Of six thousand dollars. better and
country. Its major had been brought hther In dying
condilion. was sorry to hear my colleague say he
raised the regiment merely TO defend the capital
II not 30. II enlisted for the war, and
many Of it's members had fought with the
soldiers from my own DISTRICT Ny colleague expected
to 60 by thousands II had power to send troops
into the fe'd would not like my colleague repuds'e
them. (Applause.)
Mr.. wooD-If It is true that raised many for
such deeds OF blood, may Almighty God forgive me for
the sin and crime Kisses from the repabcan side)
repeat that the regiment was raised to defend the
Capitol when menaced. AS u the term OF its
vce, had no power whatever over IL
Mr. KERNAN resumed his remarks speaking against the
extremes OF party and repeating that cannot have
peace except by showing that have the power put
armed resistance He expressed himself TO be OPP
posed to repeating the communication clause and WAS
thorzed by number OF felsw democrats TO say that
not in vindctive spirit with view OF extermna
ting those 10 arms against us.
No question taken on the pending amendments TO
the b and the House at few minutes to six O'Clock
adjourned