New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

than they expected they End that living In Csnsda is
mnch harder then serving their country II the fed.
lie thought II the President would nsInc such places es
Detroit Buffalo, 0sde nsburs ana son.S points IN me
TIE Of this bi, quite body Oh men "ooh return
20 flty.
MT. CLARK Un.. n. 70 doubted The prop;ety aa a
hoe merac sme Mt OF these ieserters to tie President
bill Of this kind wocid have great tendency 20 ae-
1noraiizs ;hs Army. There WIS great cDJectiea on
the part OF oya and duttul soldiers TO have
put alongside Of tbe. e oped this question OF Parton
would be lett with the Executve While these soldiers
remain un The ranks. they viii roam about WITH mo
brand Of Cain upgu them.
MILITARY INTERFERENCE WITH gLEcyToEs.
Tho morning. hour haylns expired, the Senate toos
up The specal csier, the Ill If Air. POWELL Ocm' N.Y.
to prevent military Interference Ia State elections.
ar. HOWARD On, AIich.) addressed the senate in
opposition IL the biz. He considered the Dll sn ex,fe-
ordinary IN ovory respect The bill ToTidsa tha'
ccer Of the army shall hcye under his control any
troops Or armed men WITHIN milo % tho place where
any general eicc'iJn IL being held. Did the honorae
scrator contemplate the possible effect o; such Clause
as this Dia hs f.sesee that u lusLs happen that
Robot ioroo In fui battle array might be Witmn te
radius Of one mile from the poll wheTs tie election Tas
held Such BIT a. this would ia effect proliDh our
commander fiom attacking such Rebel force while they
in the radius II this magic circle end would make
cur pus sanctuary for armed Robots. it was In.
possible that bill containing any sdcl feature could
pass the Senate Of the Untcd STATES as In our whce
hstcry there net precedent for L. This mcclure
was brought at Il sine when the country was engaged
in civil war in struggle. against sn ia
uonse armed Rebellion, which 20 crush CATS
of the Government. Al those wbo are loyal
at boaIt support the old Government and should
receive its protection while those who look upon the
contest with Indifference al heart wish the SUCCESS
Of rio Rebellion ought To be treated ne enemies. lie
knew VI no other which could &c proposed between
the loyal and the isoya than the method now devised
and carried ont at our eeco0s u States c9atiin.ne
tor ron Kentucky brings ~ this singular measure
when the country Iesounas with the clash OF aris Gnd
the whole hemisphere IL lighted up by The uro fame OF
civil war extending from the Atlantic coast 10 the
Rocky Mountains, and w.io tho hcaIfs OF ffny 'oyh
bleeding ter TIE perpetuify or our GoYernmeh
&c did rot deny tsa there ing have been IN sone cases
trasg abuses or msusc1 Of military power a elections
but tue NUS. DC weghty indeed ~ cemand the
passage Of sach measure b. Congress IS tao one Pro
pissed. ho beloved tho provisions OF ssis D., were
plainly obnoxious to TIE Constitution CT the United
States lie held hst Congress mad no power over tnis
subject OF STATE elections. except has IL may prescribe
thetine rsrner. ana place OF electrg Senators and
locsi riectsns was one Of tho reserved rights Of TIC
States. lie would Inquire IRON what part " tae Cc
s.pton the Senator derived the power ior ConseSs 20
ruush those who shall violate state laws regulating
clcctions Yet tho Senator who ssts himself up 80 az
expourder Of the Constitution here. end so often &C.
clsres that the Old fabric Is org TO pieces Ike IN ca
raft over waterfall now INDUCES In the legmsnse
experiment of asking Congress 10 punish every person
in the military service who shah Interfere vita
State election. Congress Lad 10 moie iIsn.
10 do this than to pansh FOR Violations OF osasr
State laws. Re ca-.ei the. attention, oi the
Senate. 70 tic fact tiht en- Mcclellan mas tho first 70
issue oicrs Il relation military supervision nt eiee
TONS snd quoted Epna his orders 10 Gcr Bcnks ls
Z uddy Grees Md OF Oct 90, 1861, instruetng him 70
dctsi forces &C the different pos 70 protsos Unoo
voters from nilita.icps. aad 20 hoil n eonnoment
:hoso who we're IL COLLISION WITH the Rebels. He Was
very happy for oDco In Liza lite. to concur ih sen.
Mcclellan, and DO proud that the power was sane
toned hy taat 6is.irs aisnsd military lesdef The eV
rpreen cs the Democratic party IN the ncxs Presden
ti.,i election. ~ q
Mr. HOWARD. vittoat concluding, gave way. !,
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