The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-03


dent Who visited the army from time TO time for the
purpose OF directing movements The President Gene
pose q having Win the President and carrying
oNthis orders The honorable Senator from Maine said
truly that when the gentleman charged disasters to the
who managed the Army OF the Potomac wns Western
man: That man was The President When that army
stood its resources had always bcen successful
but when acted under the orders or tho President
from soWe other, 10 has always disaster
who planned the campaign in Florida, Not Mcclellan,
Meade, Burnside, Hooker or Gilmore who. them
Mr.. WILSON, (ep) Of Ness, sskcd II tie Senator could
Mr. Jonxsos said he could not Genera. Gilmore was
successful leader and the public supposed Il planned
bore had Che sanction OF the President whether Justly
MI wApE rep Of Ohio said the President was charged
unjustly with planning the poninsuar campaign. n the
been no trouble about H. Before no allowed General Nc
Cean TO he made IL precedent condition that Wash
neton should be amply protected Mcclellan violated the
Presidents ORDERS and left no sufficient number OF troops
for s defence and yet he had hardly reached Yorktown
before be was calling for McDowes TROOPS. when no
not the fault o. the President that he went 70 the %
ninsua.
Mr. wnscS listened with deep resret 70 he dobase
all around. On the side the officers and on The other
the government 10 held responsible Bstweea lhs two
y does seem the governments Is suffering. Il ssomod 70
you have conndeuce your officers there "a no hove
Of success The gentleman from Minnesota has lsade
Andrew The sSca know know Sss " arc
81 home tssgraphic dsspstchss purportips 10 give
what We say ana 90 mere. People OF but little
what do here save BY telsgraphIc Dispatches tho
GOoe having 70 20 slowly by mail II u misfortune we
must endure Mr. Wilson considered the REPORTS Of the
Associated Press considering their length a. good as
they could be made We should be- careful asd not Gen.
sure the President, nor the Secretary q War, nor
General Haeck for the faults misfosunes OF others
when victories won they claimed by the officers
winning them. They are lon 70 share with the war
authorities A.839a
Mr.. ANTHONY ,lr:pl Off !. read from the testimony
rHn prsAsrM N rLoRrDA. N NH
presented In the debate, offered joint resolution Of In
under whose direction u IVES made. Adoptsd.
Mr. saE.xAv called up the subject Of The dsagrselas
message from The House. and offered resolution That Inc
request Of the House for another committee Of confer
encs win instructions 10 agree upon tan o. nos lcss
tnan twenty or at the most forty cents on Spirits or
domestic liquors on hand, DO acquiesced In.
lengthy debate eneued on the question O. 70 the pro.
per parliamentary mode To procecding OF this kind.
Snermans resolution was rejected By the following
Avys-Msssrs Anthony, Dixon Dooiitte, Foot Foster.
Grimea Harlan, Hsrris, Howard, Morrill, Ramsay sher.
man, Wilkinson and Wison--lA . E4s. 9#I"t -
NAvs-Msssrs. Buckalew Garlic, CLARK, Copneas Cowau
Davis Se.senden Harding Henderson, Hendricka, Howe
johnson Lane q Ind Lane q KAnss Morgan, Nesmhh,
Mr. GemEs thought they had better get ria OF the
whole subject, as was evident the Scpats and tho
House could not ssIse. and lSt the patcg cyms w "