The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06
FHIRTY-EI0HTH CON0RHyS.
FIRST sssSION.

THIRT Y-EI0HTH CON0RHSS.
FIRST ssssI0N.
uouse or Representative.
WAsmSoroN March6, ieoA
To-day having been set apart for spsechmsking ~
legislative business was transacted.
srEEcH OF MR.. BALDWIN.
Mr.. BALDWIN, crop OF Mass, spoke Of tho dAmocsase
as dying dynasty, which would coaesce with thoes
now In rebellion and substitute state sovereignty win
oil Its destructive consequences for human rights ana
nationality Tor the last thirty years the State rights cry
has been used to break down government and osta
sh instead plantation desposm He alluded to ex-pre
sidcn Buchanan as miserable weak man, who had d.
cared there was no power to traitors and Wiz
was not equal 10 the duties with which he was entrusted
Mr.. STEVENS, (rep) Of Pa wanted to know whether u
was u order 70 call his ncighbor, Buchanan miserable
mau. (Laughcr.)
Ma BALDWIN lresuming) said-Mr Buchanan had rem
Infamous Conspiracy and treason recorded his tressos
able Grimes having found ready response IN bis North
crn allies well as 10 the Southern heart.
Mr. B2YD's RELY TO BLAIR. -
Mr. Boyo, trcrj {. NO. replied to remarks herotofore
delivered by his colleague Mr. Blair. He wished 70 ds
abuse the minds Of gentlemen Of the false impressions
sought 10 be made by his onsorous colleague against him
(Mr Boyd, as one Of the four radical msmbcrs from
sentatves here Of the free and unon ot,zons Of that much
abused loyal State He had confidence in President LIN
coin wao had s,d to- to hm-"He had great confidence
tho President had further said to hm-"If the
Threats Of either the conservative Claybauks o.
those OF the radicals had TO be cut, he would
spare tho radicals Mr. Boyd insisted that they were
for immediate emancipation and for covhscation. Hs
arraisBedh his colleague (Mr Blair various charges,
leaving 70 the House to determine which the best
administrators He declared himself opposed TO the
nmnesiy proclamation, as u0wise and Illuminating. II
unjust to loyal people, for have the power 70
force obedience without resort 70 such an expedent u
ton sv mistaken aH ssr U ana win snkindis spirit &
opposition Lot US sppeal to tbs President to recall.
men o. Missouri viii meet the traitors only - traitors
should be met.
SPEECH CT Mr.. vooRHTeS
Mr.. VOORHEES,, (opp) Of Ind, said IL melancholy
spectacle 10 behold free government 60 Liberty o1oo
lost has never in history tsn regainet By the sAss
thrown has risen again Wherever tho wide DO
man Of human conduct psopss once posssssd liberty,
With M the power 10 their hands has ssrrendsSk
these great gifts OF God at the cmand o. the usurpm
they have nevcr afterwards proten themselves worthy
lie, he said dying, md psocctSed 10 eramcrsss tna
causos wsseh are working its Downfall ssrnE, ameaG
other t'xs. uDdsr tho present nti6tstra:!on ustce
no ionysr established the blessings q liberty
cured TOT s1cizsn No In al history ccsA b
winged Of any Kind against any NJ IN dun tered
Gus silence without word, sign or Dok Ia bshsH d
IL tsis crue. conflict He argued 4 icngsh :nssOss
tonJ opened would load 20 rgstorsssou OF thS Uniea
craftsmanship was ssstioDcd BY II enasoisusaiprses
dents and especially commanded ~ Divine law. Bus
such acosrse would not accomplish emncpsson. sos
sued by the pafy In power He argu that the mnna1e
meut Of the Treasury Department, has ruin 20
infa,us brutal bis assne in banishias H.
staiesmaa and Christian senteman alariighaml sos
in concuon safdte Cnc0 could fully dissolved,
but that day which shs present S,arty remainoA =
power rendered ia restcratos more 70 and The
He warned tho South not y eos forwa d 70 ssparss
and indcpep1ence bat TO embrace ever opportunity -
re.urnnYsc their allegiance on basissof perfect ssc-
ry for all their rights a.t Institution as Amerioa
citizens. II thg DO done, the Dext PRes denti elccsOn
wput an e, 20 war and death and br ng about ooa-
sautonal urscn OF the.statss. ef I7t
oaeo, Of when Was 70 show - sDe people Of ina State,
cad 10 viudirate himself ssA other aembers borc
standing tho Union plasfssm Of Kentucky, and
to crush out .hs, unhoiy md dsmps ole resoHion.
rs refer I'd to the rfoceedtpgs q State sns 10
fnscracy condemned the adlnnisr alton, they hadsnos
sverd Of dissent the rcbelio0. He and the I'm
PRESIDENTIAL chair, any other nomins4ed BY shs
Tuion Convention, pledged to crush out the rebellion.
cse war to sssvsgs aud Sarbarous but did taiorxss
the rebels are resorng 10 oil manner OF cruelty
ssa S s1
against those who conducting this pars
and has not one word 70 say In condemnation Of trsc
SPEECH or MR.. cmsSEI.
sss ssssS,, e. yssy rsmart,Ss Hs Ina eisd a.
President usurpcr truly most beautiful cor7plimsaA
They had sean the President take the oath TO support ill.,
constitution and II The belief OF the country 70 dv
that he maintaining the integrity OF the gorernmcnA
in all its power, tbs gentleman said the republic -
dying II 90, how and BY what msans by traitors n
arms and ,heir sympaihzcs on this floor and elsewtASe
The gentleman had spoken Of yalandghap. Chrsl
tian statesman ndpatriot. Ali How stood yaliandg
ham the records He declared he had never voted.
would. he vota, .. dollar 10 carry on Abe war- He
(Mr. Grinne) hoaghs. vallandshsm has bean soyxsns
right in being semi among his tory ircnda Ihai
cause tao lovers Of their country hav1t ngte rsbo
IN fuout a. weIi - their s2misthisa-s n
the rcor The dspcrstic party has tanned tI race -
false gods and worship slavery tie idol vAiah wan
set 10 thirty yorrs Mr. Grnnelh paid axention -
Messys Fernando Wood and Cox saying the deaoesssD
we've 10, sympathy with the South II bsilda up gov-
crrment or church, the corner leone OF which was
slavery.
sPkRCH Mr. HCrnAnD.
Mr. HUMANE, (rep) Of Iowa. indicated Ne posnts Of
opcech, taking ground that thefs was q wap betwe0
freedom and slavery and placing himself Ne side q
the former believing that this country will become n
truth is In NAME the "lard or freedom. The time
nos far distant whom tha leadcrAoe tein foul and
damned rebellion will receive the ttaitOss doom and
fcona DEATH lie alluded 10 vnllsndishan nd fcrnauee
Wood the leaders Of peace TO- the seesn = rceds q
tre ascu and traitors the controvery 60 beternnatee
oulv Al the pout OF tho sword and ho cannon mouth
Ths House a. ave o. clock adjourned ~
Arrfvsn sna Departusss.
ARRIVALS.
Mo- oxrrA-s Ac--ssHamehip NcrriuAs no xvs NJ
NsraS Mrs Jcwett. Or WOODBURY. Cap, Hull sHsjS