The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

en7laye tIuGnCIpGtcG persons IL decihf'a Ihft Oli-
u the rank Of colonel htrher, III the rebel
vice, are not citizens Of the United state The
bill further provides ior the calling OF cohTenIoIs
u. States wAasc govern ments have been usufpod ana
overt L:oVn a. the military rtrStauC" to the
| United stats hail have been suppressed ana the
prolr shali have -uifeniv returned 10 their aiie-
| sttnce. inc conventions ARE required - pTovife
tiat lr,.ns II Irtei civil and military service Of
and above tt- grade 81 colonel, shall not vote fol-
| oi be, I"rmb-i Of ths Legislature or Governor.
iNu!uhlaly s"rvItidt y prohibited, uni the frfc-
@uti 10 '"ht. state o. confederate, created Is
the a""1iihk power Il u o. recognized Ii tie 'yu-
| Tent'0n -h7u F.iufe = reestabi h the state go
veInment UPON the 'Jve oIls the proy Sional
rovarnup+nt Is 10 declare. II t!.s,lvcJ ana am,
| lection oi delegate Is 10 be ordered
| Tng YAsKRH coHCrFss--A "corPUsak4D" mScu.-
The Judiciary COMMITTEE Of the Yankee House
has under consideration a bull for the reeonstrueticn
| Cf civil government IL the "rebelhous" States,
| drawn up by Mr.. Yeamsn. OF Kentucky 1t requires
that the sove,nment shall be Republican in form
ana compatible with thu Uniou and Constitution"
and leaves the effect aud validity Of acts Congress
aud Lncon'7 proclamations ''to the ,adgmen: Of
the courts" In the House, on Wedncsiay, DISCUS
s.ou took place in which the slavery question was
lutrp3 3uleI
| MI Brooks New York in addressing the COM
Inttee, SaIl there IN the message two startling
| Joints titst. that the go on without at
tempting any n"s"tJatlona and The second, that 1t
must be prosecuted until slavery was universally
ahoI .~l As slavery seemed 10 be the great stun
bling block IN the way 81 p"acr, he asked Why it
should b. 50 Hndvr form u government Ike ours
which created tolerate the widest drcrcncra
| o. opinion in matters far mOrr important than
/ slavery namely, religion.
he -puid advise an: be4eech the House not To be
too nUierant 0n the subject OF slavery lie warned
them not To enter INTO any crusade civil war IN
the spirit .. intolerance. The saviour OF the world
VAS not Iltoie!ant on hat subject, ard Why should
he tolerant tAC essential principles of the
Constitution We are tolerant 10 the Jews, who do
not believe in the Saviour, aud we exhibit the ex-
trsyIiInary spectacle Ut tolerati,E poygtny, which
is Tfohihtrt IN he New but not in the Old Icsta-
| Hteut. here - rlrIuT among a Mormon state
o. now some l. .poV peI5onS. While tolerttlng THIS
! ~ ke,D ~ wax on slavery, which The O.t Icotd-
ulSut la!Iy aanctons and the New Testament
! rCrTaI.s.
| fyln - conquered Greece We're LEFT her Ar,hon4
Eruole etc, With many other cU..fr,rItIou' than
| tht, ar rIphvctl0TU. Autonomy. not hDItogtncity,
| WIS th genera. law ot Rome. Il this homogonrty
b. Tcistyi j., eice Re haj only 1ttrl the sub
| lug3tlJu Ut The South. There alr tT0 errors ever
prevalent with III" administration; Z 81, that an
ealne-t ClvIi like ours would he short, second,
that the conquest OF ulu' race u men ty an equal
(, sucn wat Territory a. culs - possible
| The Fglouounp- 81 Greece lasted twenty
! years, ana RUINED GC,c,,. Ih- Eoik ana lancaster
| ulV OF auc> toI4 lasted thirty ycn-; our
keyystl mary war seven gear amt then treat b:l
tam gave up t.,e CONT Ihe 9utjuEa'l'n "i -u +
trtIIjoI7 arj Of .uh a o-n.Ette ~ =" ar rt;.'ns
| an - luIEosatnir. even II inhabited ty only uhG-
| h.,t - tue existing N,V}t.-
Ar Hii-oI, .CJHL-,I-ut asked SurrJs- tue Co
vlirIurhL adopted p.an i'r Tfih, tue Wal ant Il
.ls!ti wouit the gentleman 1rCrl NV oCk thtn te
Ira.J, - untl the tyll.an shalt t- E'
| or Nvu.t - acknowledge Tie mdrpenjeuce u III,
| ,3outh
NJ, Brooks rrr3l,I that IL never wyi.ld know
IcJgs -. lnir enieuea " tn" South ,i-4 hasmaie
NJ. Watson repeated It MI means should fuj,
.T. ",
ct tn seo,-icr
Mr. i. ,0k. .Ieri,ei: "Uod made this country for
c-c -plci TIT 7dr wa not the civilized rtrl-tg tor
ts- ..'~cfc. o. i.sst ,uy u 10 try con,IHd;Iou.'
lie r t,."l T. .-lsth The .uton- moved the
br.f.,A I,.-.,,atnt from "a 10 l.sr hv Chatham,
HUlb-, K and oih.te. % zhow that tAese great
u.i. wee 1yr COM, oIular auI honorable ,once.-
5lyrS, aH thst Whit they trsgrd 10 b. gwen al the
AIT IgIi t',Ith had - Ullrr III th' middle WiIit
IA t:,p ~ IuJrl guGeIlr mad y he gwen ihe les
| sun one i"i as ncw. History Wis hut Ietttng
,--jf II w attempt otiAtson and the South re
| tu-t. {" hear, the South viii l." divided and tn
North uGtrt. The war VIII bH bE the bilIUt-DoK /
! re Southern county. Our remedy Is not III" ~EoE
| ana the tttdgG-h1x. IhIS II Christian era. W
a,t. Christian people AMI profess Christianity i
when d,1i. should r,ir: our disputes II deli,
| ga'es IN convention, With "a Vl"w to conCilIAt on
tU cors eIiOn shalt Iall 70 restore peace, thel
lie would H. fratV u marx out the coarse he wuu
| put.tr He desired iu4 voice to be heard III III
| south - well the North. II th- Union CJui,
| l. Restored rNl,r!y as ~ ihe same sorI
ad letters. Ae VA prepared tor aoin other baE II
| sttI-t!.-to'y II all -t~uUn- Of tie country.
| Nj Wi!,5n Iowa a-b~1 W!.cth~l, III any went
h,. would he n ftyut ut uaut4!I.!.tr tle Hluil t.
| w.r
3;r Rrl1Ls r.1lt.t tF,a+ a. -gy himself under u
,r,ugta,,,.s ,t ,ytIrt ~. ,.ut ON. eve wouia !!
! consent l. #everdL,c uI II" Ui Union OF states
| ~. r-,,ll ,.c-, a7fa. =, show y fa;solt =, Vi,
| N,f.,-, I.r,.r ..rrr,Ie ,r AK lu. "a VI.
| Banker IIilt. He would h|Trt l~t the i''t
| ,-.tJlt,n,, ,f 80. n,.s; f,v.,- AMI gIit- But III
| ,,,,.rr a.. - .t.. he trt,.,,,t ,f,. North riigI
| NV, ,t: = v.i,,trI ,l4,n,,y peace, ana reunion
! ,,i th,. ~,,t al,t y vs,,t, .-t,.7,. lgl,i huu.
| .n.t v,,t.itr ,,..,r,i,tlor
Iyl.T.,..,:, l.i!,rll.v with Mi Wilson Iowa, Nj
| Ey.,ks ,4.l that whichever tA, South refused ii.
| urtt.r. II r.er,. once ..ud forever, he wt~ ready
| t.tn..!, ga IA l...iyrl rE:t-, - IutlutdIu IN
| i-lir,aIraI authority by ~ Z ot rIu+.
NJ ht~s5n iowa Inquired vat evidence IL
gentleman had I9t tho sOu,h would c1re back q
! v. ETvokf ttIlLv; conn. uuI-l'c ~. -n\
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