New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

ne yefv face Of this table ssd Mr. Smith, slows the
f.cy VI tho figures He would not do Georgia the In.
utiec Ia say thu, she ha. only 2o33-a rs over two
lthouslnd--exemp:ed nom reasons Of .worhcs and
rhysica disability when North Carolina IL put down
having 2. O55-oser twenty eight thousand. Who
would believe that North Carolina has nine hundred and
ify six o. clans exempt when Georgia. larger aud
more J,frips StiIe has bot three nunGred ana Two,
rot On third Ac number Mr.. Sulth ead II VAS nse-
les " make further comparisons Ihe Inconsistency
~ lie table Wa 10 glazing IN. j.s .Llscy 50 sp
rssel. that any one vcgld see IT Who would nesy'y
s.anco az its figures. ~ @
She had sprung tie with her swo:d 10 her nand.
,nd size would never abandon the sues!e wIle sh4
could rse I!an or dollar. until our INDEPENDENCE
was achieved =,
MIR Foote said Ire vas in favor OF appeal 10 the
Ststes recommended by the committee lie sacu0
say nothing Of North Carolina He left the duy Of
dicating her To her own representatives.
lir. austen Va) interrupting-Caa the gen,lerrss
say wben where and by whom North Carolina was ever.
ariGi.ned. He knew that invitations had been give4
W gentlemen tie floor 10 MAKE attacks upon bsr bus
he never knew OF one be.hs made 90
Funs;en) does not know VI attacks being made upon
North Carolina do. By whom and where they were
made an. not authorized 50, but can say that
persons high In official authority have stated THAI
treason was sbroad in North Carolina and have asked
for tn suspension OF the wri OF haoeas corpus 70 sup
press Il.
several voices--I coll the gentleman to order.
Mr.. Lester (tia)-hr. Speak rise Y point q
order 1t is tais. ihe gentleman must connie h'inses
10 the que iion before the House
Mr.. fots-i never rise in this House without some
technical point Of order being raised. can neves
aInde my remarks to the Official authorities without
half dozen gentlemen sprlnging 10 their feet and
raising points 0! oruer an not goilg 10 De cloAed
oil in hs way. Asa here have MADE skaAing attacks
upon Vice President Stephens; they have sad OF HIM
what they dare noe say his face. 1t was In order to
denuuco the Vice President, but was not 10 order "a
yindicute han. IL was N order
Mr. Mics cisue)-Mr. Speaker. the gentleman from
rennessee Air Ioote) speaks Of "sAulAing attacks
ha,n "a. Vice. Ir,sdrnt Sfgulpns 4 have
spoken o! that gentleman. wish tie gentleman fOm
Tennessee 10 say il be means to say have made
"skulkirg attack"
Mr. Foot-No. Sir. a very open one. can all ~
saeks in secret sessions skulsiGg CRACKS
Mr. Eoote resaming- God knows what could say ~
order Bat viii try To be In order and occupy
small that extensive field which 0tner gentle
men had occupied With 50 much energy and Win ~
much elo4 lence.
Mr.. Foote (communing)- Mr. Speaker tho gcntls-
man from South Carolina says We have no friends -
the North. | make issue with him. l say we have
frcnds-,rooi. true. valiant friends In the North.
Every vote given for Mcclellan vote agsinst Lin
cpl's fr.can policy. Every vote given for Metlesn
was . vote gwen tor al a,nistice. II Mcclellan had
been elected he Foo,e was prepared TO make IRON es
seat proposition for convection OF tne so'eIc'gs
~ tes North and SOUTH and lie believed that th, South
pud have secured from peace aud her Independence
II the South had met the North In convention. she
would have proposed league offensive and defensive,
With tie North for the strict enforcement Of the Mon
roe doctrine "A LIBERAL commercial treaty, and
should soon have had the whole North American do
main. and perhaps CCoa. we hnl no irlenJS IN Eu-
rop, AZ was folly 10 talk VI It. We bad symps
tbsng rieads the North than in all tie rest Of The
world.
Mr. Foo.e said that he believed with the gentleman
from South Carolina. tina. tue present time for
"a 10 OFFER terms or peace 10 the enemy. The North
wer. preparing for war. and he hoped 10 God
800 but there evidence that tie North. too,
growing weary OF the war. His attention had boen
called % = letter from one who had figured 80 prom.
nenty - the Chairman Of tue Democratic Convention
at ChaIIeston-Buer. Thank God he never .
political associate Of his. Nor Caleb Cushing ever
political associate u bis lie had years ago denounced
him as an INSCRIPTIONS scoundrc. Infamous az Butler
IL his letter looks to peace though the proposes
by him such could b. accepted by the south
IL referred ~ the sending Of Commissioners from! Wass
ington. Ii such . commission did come bearing snv
propositions from the Government at Washin sto2 looA-
Ing 70 peace he believed that it was the duty OF our
Governments % receive NJ but he did not think thss
Congress should pass upon IT, but hat should De sub
uted 20 the several States for each oIo Of them to Do
eide upon 1t In thei sovereign capacity ~.
Mr.. koots said tea be expected that propositions ior
peace would come Gsm the North The war could mot
last much longer this war should last four yesfs
longer an iron dp,po,ism would grow up both IN ~
North and Soutl al the last vcstige Of liberty vouA
disappear II woiG be the dow BaL OF Liberty over TIE
E.ah.A Pave.