New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

had asserted heretofore he did now that there was
no necessity for yisiating the Constitution: ne wcsa
ask the gentleman (Mr. Cox explicitly If the life OF the
nation eoud he saved only by the violation of the Con
tuton m sone respects. wOad he save the life oi the
natOn nj that cost ll+lughieri
Nh Cox ellcd mat he knew OF re other hte OF tne
nation than the Constitution stsef He regarded thc
Con stttgtion ple body and bones OIL the natOh.
Therefore IN decadiDg tho Constitution We .deiend tne
circumstances DO the human mind would he <Mr. Co1
violate the Constitution for any purpose whatever.
Any man who utters any other sei nehts ef IeS5os
moral treason. In reference 10 Mr. Nalandignai, nc
said that he (Air Cos) WAS for far trial, for Tree
speech and for Tree press and everywhere nc tooA @
ground in favor of the election oil man who IN tese
respects, vndicates constitutional hDerty; NoNhvIo
did Mr. Vaandgham utter sentiment LOOKING 70 'io y;
RECOGNITION of the Southern COnfeGeracy, and ne was VI
favor voting aud money TO carry on tae war. @
Nothing looking TO the Independence OF the Sou'n "
came from the iips of Mr. Nailandighatn. =,
Mr. Cox said in conclusion, we have to take the ou
States to make the Union. This is the platform on On
which we exnect 10 meet YOU next Autumn. We WIZ
never surrender the country TO the SeeessiohiS'" " WV
Alpliti0nsts. ~, t.oturos
MIR KELLEY Un, Pa said two remarkable lea.uicS
rad been presented to-day. They ma seen @ 9u So,n
move a resolution Of expulsion. and The gehsei, ,i st
Ohio SIR Cox Justify by indirecton what " - u' -
vindicae directly, namely the 4lni LIZ % ;Iase he
his colleague lMr. Long, In britl PIssinh H. no re-
disovowed he sentiments Of his colleague, Nie ~ ~
mainder of his hour given to ne ylstNSGiI' GI he
treason AS to the gent.elan ,vor of ygoroas
now stood on the platform IA la.o' ~ ti ,7reinr,
nrosecution of hostiiiies. the friend o the -,
| by his voice and example the peep.e VI sVrrc.
sistan the Government IN mhihtui!nb !, v'dhuid
-, n, or every inch If this broad territory. II Nouu
NOT DO 10 talk of abstract opinohs ut'Ieu W. ri,
ago any more than II would 70 li1pusii -" a the
ism of Gen Butler for voting for bIeekihl'usV j. n
TbarIeston Convention. The question peOIc 10 " ~
oue,tion Of law. The member Whosc pS S,al,y
moved svore and subscribed to INC oath W 49,;
'Tbo tsst oath did not exist IN 1901. III was I
that oath tie geneman's colleague Is iI "ji"6 6, h..
pleas Of abstract views Of the Constitution ooulu nv
raised for the sanction Of treason inS "II Stat,s
adI,d,refed The Supreme Court Of the OhI'ou sun
Nv which the gentleman OF ONO uSGu 70 80 -
passed upon the question. ne crpmcnt il row I'M.
tourt has declared that this GoNefauSIt - Dv Nv ~
ToIre1 il Terrible war nnd is required 10y the Va" o
nations 10 treat the Rebels under the constitution d
| aiic, cnr,uies The gentleman (Alr. Long, utteItu
more nuy than others dared TO DO the Key note ON te
Democratic side. Among tie soldiers OF PennsylyaM!
Won wonld not find in five hundred who would MOI
brain the gentleman for uterng IN camp the uoc
ho uttered with impxniiy in this hall. IEe Behtchah
had taken occasion insult his colleague but "heh 'e
cat is away the mice viii play; He ADVISED thoi % 10 70
keep In their holes hereafter LaughteIJ ne iuI'uei
rencd TO Mr. Cox and in the course Ol MS REMARKS s'u
such sentiments had been ayowed would reduce thcu
all 10 submission TO Jefferson Davis ana the lleI
band who had made nearly quarter nliloh Oh graves
filed with the best and brayest men Ol the ahu nc
to expose the pettyfogging OF the ehamlioNs "
Secession on this llocr . , , ,o
Yesterday by Mr. Garfield, wished TO say lie spoke on!
Tor himself and not for the Democrs'e part. IN
wished further 10 say that the gentleman (MT Garhcd
also smoke Of ~ Order OF the Golden Circle being under
the protection and patronage of the Democratic Pay
There mi ,ht be society known as the ltodeh p'
for himself rs Democrat, he declared he had no knoNi-
edge of a such OrdeT and, with his intercourse Wth
the Democratic party, IN Pennsylvania ana ever!
else. ard in his intercourse here he seaiee.y ever
any reference made the Order. lie knew nothing OF
It's being under the patronage ana protection vi 'ho
Mr. MILLER Diem. Pa.) rose simply for the purpose
OF entering his solemn protest against the ectlre on
patriotism and fidelity 10 oaths from his colleague (mr'
keney) who stands the record as having uttered
deliberate fasehOod. He (Mr kelley was not ne nan
10 tqlk abou perjury and fidelity to the Union lie (r
Miller WAS here TO indogse the scntimenis OF me
| gentleman from Ohio (Air. Long Mr. hiIer tneh
made some illusions 10 some former remarks Of Mr..
Kelley with reference TO political questions IN fenhs! J.
vana, &c. -,
/ Mr. JAMES c. ALLEN (Dem.. HI knew Of no parallel
case 10 this Of moving TO expe member for words ut
tered in debate. He (Mr. Alen) had Imagined that
under the Constitution the Representatives on TINS moor
have right 10 express their opinions freely. lie (hr
Aen dssented from the opinion that We should rccog
sSS SGs1fr" Mr. Ge c6ncon % he haa t sho
right tO express il. If the gentleman hOm Ohio (MT
Ione, lad been giving aid and comfort 10 the enemy
others in high places he'd been doing the same thing.
The President had only violated the spirit bat the
letter OF the Constitution by his repeated acts Of usupa
ton Much as he (Mr. Allen hated the Rebellion, DC
loved the Constitution, because was dcIgued to pro-
tect al men in their rigLls and liberties.
Mr.. GARFIELD replied TO the Undergraduates pro-
pounded by his colleague (Nr Cox in the earlier part
Of the debate explaining his views Of the subject Of
luton. The question Of right in human affairs is a
and LOYALTY three years ago could not be said to-day
II depended the circumstances of the times. He
might vote against The declaration OF T"r but whom
tho country hae decided war he must look upon those
against whom 10 is declared az his enemies The House
has committed iself to put down tie Rebellion by the
weapons OF We are mo- 80 much an army IN the
field nation at war. The very silence oi the tele.
graph indicates him that work Las begun today and
now while these things tfaDspiring there rises In
the midst Of our camp man, who' having taken an
oath that he has never given aid and comfort 10 the
enemy throws up the white hag. II be voted for
tanning the gentleman from Ohio in his seat be would
.frr feHn In "a. ITak krar -
nothing powerful 10 give aud and comfort to The
enemy than such uterances. The Rebels cOngrt tu
Themselves that there will be dissensons in our coun
ellis in the North and believe that tins beng the
we will give up the contest. Their emsaries through
the Order Of the knights Of the Golden Circle are
deavoring 20 produce such divisions. They nstigated
the New York riots They at work in Illinois, in
diana and Ohio, both In converting and numbering
the streets He lad written home for letters 10 show
that spOndence is carried between officers in the
field and leading Rebels 10 Tie North, giving lnOrma
ion and advising another Of their plans and policy.
We are bound 20 strike at these enemies and 20 strike
al those in this chamber. After further remarks he
said we fight for today but for the grand future of
tlis glorious country. The battle field is spread out
and The armies upon II. On one side is all that
evil aud yanOus the other side the good and true
fighting for future generations. 10 might be said that
tie voice of Heaven had called both the good and the
had to the combat.
TKEAsoNADLE SPEECH OF Mr.. HARRIS OF MARY
LAND.
Mr.. HARRIS (Dem. Md said that he indorsed
every word that tie gentleman from Ohio OR. Long,
had uttered and would stand by him for veal or Woe
You say that the gentleman (Mr Long, meant treason
at the very moment that you say lie was sincere and
honest lie was willing 10 go with his friend (Air
Long, anywhere on this issue. Could not man say
when is carried on TO extermnate people, that
he would rather have peace thus saving lives both
sides We were ground down people He (Mr. lIar-
ris) was peace mau-a radical peace man. He wns
for recognizing the Southern Contederacy and for ac
quiescng in the doctrine Of Secession. He had hope
but il was ia tins House. He hoped tornado would
come and sweepyou from power ana give u TO honest