, 1864-06-16

/ the sase Of 4ossEE Blair ind schork, with reso.
!utton oecla1HH tlAc Wnea aHoNieef n inc Cnitea
seste en ese an,ead peen sna oaS
opon tHe ou5aea' o! anot4ef pAies, ae IS Inerepy
stor.a nc ~ Il thsnt 1ec 4mI ~ ~
cma'as,.ion "i'A0u' eo1n'olss'on ana
q9Tmnc1sLnu. ~! c1an91: .. Observation-Disclosures.
H. MWsn% ~ N.Y. ett,os ~ tH Io 3ts.z
~. "1ievH; o. ~ - -, uaTT !T ING Mn1afJ Gom
to ri H. 1st 1ct t de- ne the pay certain 9
~ " H. 5E oa1eo 7l"'so sef'lee' approved July
1ssns Mta lsS sas... +han nx. rot.o,sa, y, .o, ~
!aKe np inc pl1 Q! ~: roWei! 10 a1eFenf military
|: The MsoInt1on to repes1.thes fu:9tise alave law
Was caneG ap pY NJ, 9OAAEhi o. 4aas,;
Ar. PoNELL; 81 ~, moved tsteferh to the
1uatc1asT Eommt tee 80,
a., me molten Waa !9st Dy zfto Il: Ihe bAl was
let &C. contses M IT, g, On s!a1eY s9 Frest@en
property In TIE public domaia vas passed, a.. also
tnE M Mnih1;ary 1;, soads =,
!He o'll 10 sstaoisn 4 uate-1 q IIeSuncn1e g.
a1 mea1 s belpg tbst an,f Of IT, ssuts61 '"''a-
InoTed to postpone the whole srHett tits Deeeu%
Iii H.. saalsbaf,'s amendment zs4 rejected, By
NJ: GRIMES, q a., eppoEed ths bnl.
HOUSE. ..-...
/: w4srnuoror. inns 1tsee
nha u,na. ,.a,r,.d ~ ronsiiarotIo. 40 H..
Ipe Hoaee resu1eu tne coas.!IfailoH Of tue
MI: FARNsWoRTH. Of r., vas suEpHsed,at
+ 8 vssfai q q dispsIssenent ot ths Adnini:ifsc
.tion and mia-statems9ts In regard to the m1nner
N ss Il hs
rebels. The gentleman 1Ross), elaimed that bis
the nds Of The soT sna bot xt
regard to voting supplies? They invariably voted:
against granting etther money or supplies for lie
soldiers When bill was introduced here the
rob and murder soldiers md cltizens-.heg on
ppeed II. -.
When the Constitution was framed there were
one contemplated permanent contiouance Of the
institution. The greatest care was taken that no
word ehonld b ineotpota.ed in that Instrument
expected that The 1nsiltui1on would soon become
extinct
It's enormous and iaereasfnep p.sr ssressioa s9atnst
the Tehts Of free speech and ftec presa and 1the
oppesition which Was excited against he inhahi.
fants hv these arrresainnn.
IN nooaiaton and ResIth Of The Zee
aysrE sse at he s s Zee
3nhood bad 81
Uniform Of soldier % uDea him. ICY p'aee1 'A'
Mf.TnAYER, Of p, replied to the assertion Of
the gentleman fron, New York Wood tina. slavery
nQS9tbA E0111tI1n
Thayer) oenounced the assertion as monst1oug,
infamoEs. baraaroas zna iphu1nan.
Nj. FERNANDO WOOD-I reailrm it.
has riehtto sentiment. BE (Thayer} found
no fault with him for expressing II. Let him aud
1io friends ae heiore the country upon It II they
dare II (Iha5er} do nut l.tana IA Attempt,a
Ieinta.io9 Ct saGh az efSnmsni at ns 1na'; ~
eontented hinseH wti9 de9ouaG1ns is - oatoa-
rons % and t7haman. 7 hes j. nm nm t"ood) 70 10 pos
tetity Ertn thS ~ record m 4; ne MADE: made T.
~: r. WogD-Ihass Waai m maae - :. aot. ot .,ss 1.
was 1or postasss, anu mol 1or Inc mem pefs o1 tn'7
House, a., yp 49,. aas j., ,.,,.s ~. .,,,-
ment o. NJ kaioaelsen yosseIfaay sna. thfse "ae
no right to amend the constitution IN this man"
The principle that we could amend the constttu-
ton only TO restrict and not to enlarge ts powers
vas eabye-a!Te Of erery principle OF liberty ana
Mr. MALLORY, said that the calm reason
q ths country Wou!d oear nm on 10 tne d assss a+
t.on that this We H. mos1 1noppoEa'ae 'sa ana at nas
were not fepfesenteu nete. nnsy mesa st1i
states IN me nnloa & ~ ~ ,h1
Of many geht,eEea On "a r. sae ta.s '"eS
,at,t NJ, t,,a3 H. ~, ~ M ncannatihc uith tho
aTe'r1cs t II ~ I;uan II" hg ct;nr KenuctV and
iIses5 o. o' III thnf y sisxeEv nnt irro1. ~
hI 1;1h g T5nj,r an;s 1arsity 70 ths Mnson
ha n.rtx II noweE ha cbarse9 he var foT ths
.anp,ntioon .pS nresctSninn ~ The fInion to n
war tot he destruction slavery A. thsJ boldly
.hn1s of IL aiaasso ~ thc aae Com.
grcss. that 1nesne Which we're being taken to
h-;nI hacr +te aae.dad Ha,aa xver, 6asad nnnn
taf osnes a.. .ne1s w9s M St y
sssb;hsd thst tssss people vefs aa:n!m9gs il
force ths ns oass ITO the ePfGR }R
res1o soldiers, and endorsed the assertisn Of the
Eentienan nom NeW dosk tWoool tnat saaves5
He feared tbat he Course pursued BY he Admlnis
impossible: He tsill hoyed On, however, and Wo1la
ccfs & peace and forgiveness wheneye5 the Esee,s
you'd lay down their arms anu return to thef1
al5eeM9GGs1; WG1upror ~ 1,a ,.on,, ,o;o,ca H. s.a
slavery eeasc but II aho9ii bc done BY tns ss.tes
themselves; ne asEasa s tnat w. aad nn tsns e
a Il tSa
1oItuaase OF tas eoan1 ne b. rasea tae
astation o. fne snyeIy 9nestion. wncn naa a. 'c3to @
re Mapa o. tne RepneGtan party anu 'ne "''n
dfaWal o. me 9on1nern SLatts.
believed tselr rghts "ese e. no lo9Se5 ss:VFs Be
N ne gn1en; ~ Ae so oppPessa tne aqepmoa o. sas
aeqou'on n III bc oscrncnt an cdn1ets
vtsas US notc{ To- io"alos tne Hta1es. da a,.;as
coln) nad violated the Consuta91oa ana 1aatned
gentlemen said res It Is necessary, md REGARDED
that "a s1faclent reason for any outrage or Vie
1ation Of the Consultation
the 81 upon tbe goand os s:e aa2
humanity. II the State Of the gentleman. from
KentuckJ, {haIlory) was scoufeeo and 9esolatet
bT war, It was because there Was God Wht
: avenged the wrongs OF his children to ,tne thtt
and fourth generation Let th1s amendment go Il
the people and Let them nct upon It.
Nr+ AhNoLU, oi ~, o11eHy a9'oGaHe1 .os; Pas.
sage o. tae Ieaolstlon. ae eu1a tEaL So
~eu!A ne g!o.aas1 1oseTse Lucy eeiAee'e" oo'
paSseq MMnpani NE msas s,,d tho .,,a,,trar.7
Ut. tNaafsE; g! u, saiu t1e ~ s,1esItn. Fl
Wnom % vas pauao "a tpins,ce "an md n fsvnr =
9prveeu prs , ~ mvs hnnsitr H." aos-1wSn,e Thar havf
,ye aq.", uu Of men and eans to crash out the
Eratei1;nn I'D Destiny slavery. ABOLISH slayeiY
! and our Old starry banner will be grAndcg anc
airesa in lie hearts Of tho. people. 0:he
ly 1 a sy essfE . 1esa ss e.
this RESOLUTION shonld be adopted By unaulmou
vote. vet We feared. we should loose 1t. Tht
t'poeE mark'' Of slavery was upon many member.
sti upon the other side, Being slaves Of slavt
npwef We cannot expect much Of them till Vt
] have nade them free and drawn away pfcjudlces
They know If fs1a very GOES doxn ths Democrrti'
party goes down. There can bono objection up
n, iecai nnonnf 10 m amendment to the ConBtltu
tiop. in the manner prescribed By itse3t Are yo1
he ss2 so tHss n % w
ssil,on, Destroy Tie mother: spd she child mus
} ifa
III. RANDALL, Of Pa, opposed the passage o
the resolution, up1n the EFouud that five TAX
III sctnn. tharu cau be no eettleant Of the pres
ont tfirn1tfes npil il win Dnopu.g the rebeIli6n
, M. PENDLETON. ol Ohio. said thar be an
| nrnechet thf5 subject With dif1deuce, and that h
faftnrai N 4he c6natn,t 1ro1ra.a oF nn1tt{rnJ uc{