The New York herald., 1864-12-15

atieme, uegotatioo and the south re hear
South wi be divided and the North united; the war viii
be by the ballot box Ia the Southern country Our RENE
dy ~ uva the sword ana the cartridge box This IS
Christian era, Christian people and profess
our di-rute delegates Ia convention, with a view
20 conciiation. When o convention failed To secure
would pursue lie desired this TO be heard 10 tho
south as well as 10 the Nlrth II the Union could not be
resioo ss was IN tho same ~ords and letters. he was
prepared fof some other bargain satisfactory 70 all
tious oil Tie country.
MIR. wmsos asked whether, in any event. he would be
Ia favor &c m,intaiu'ng the Unioa by war;
Mr. BROOKS replied. as for himself, undor cIrcuu,.
eta Of which he could conceive, would he
the OF tho old Upion OF states would
aHos.o show passport 20 visit Mount Veroon. Monti
cello. or ask one 10 VISIT Buoker Hill. He would
surend the irce navigation OF the great rivera ssd
gui but IN government OF States he thought the
North might have what it wanted. viz-pesce and re-
union aud the south what IL wsnted-peace with honor
pdring colloquy with Mr. Wilson. Mr. BsocKs said
whenever the South refused an procrs Of and
forever no was ready standing on lis reserved rights
10 MAINTAIN tho proper constitutional authority by torco
OF arms,
Mr. EAssox. (repl Of Iowa. asked what evidence the
gentleman had that the South would come back
consistent with tho constitution.
Mr. BsOoRs-I cannot oommunIcate with anybody
South.
Mr.. KAssos Blu. the gentleman says peace can be
rcslored.
Nj. DsooHs-suppose wo try. At an carly period Of
heard but was refused and another attempt was alike
uusucoessiui All can say is try II we succeed,
n0nor VIII test ON oir emofts we ail, inc resppnd'
biHty Will oe on the Southern men,
NJ, KA .sox--Did I understand you to say that any
authorized commissioner had boon refused 70 treat for
NJ. BRooRslt was understood that Mr, stephens was
authorized
.r n nsssoxraat waa denied by tAs :. eovo,Omoo,
Nc BRooKs-;s sallrmed in Mir. stephens speech.
NJ KAssos-I did DOT see Il.
Mr. BRoaKs. 10 conclusion, appealed to Now England
men everywhere who governed country TO rise
abovc eeCttonalism and provncalsm and remcmberi
what John Adams did when b. made George Wash ngton
or Virginia, Commander-iu chief OF the armies OF the
United States, 70 initiate tho patriotism Of this usrous
example. He especially appealed 10 New England meh-
who 10 part represented tho Pacific coast in Coo.
gress TO the three New England from Iowa, tho
OHIO New Engand men, 10 MIR Washburne, OF Illinois,
20 Thaddeus Stevens OF Pennsy ivania all New England
mento rise above party and the Of the and
President Lincoln once follower Of Henry Clay, who
thrice in hs life, by craftsmanship slono snatcbed tho
country from impending civil war:
Mr.. PRICE, (rep) Of Iowa, said no had heretofore lis
toned 70 the honorable gentleman from New York whom
he hold spelbound his auditors questions which ag
lated the country from centre to circumference. When
ais constituents had asked him who the best
In this House, he had mentioned the Of that gentle
man. His slvery tongue. his smooth sentences, his
knowledge Of history and travels In foreign had
qualified him TO instruct audIenccs but he (Mr Prce
regretted 10 say the sentemals Ingenuity In debate
Rot equal TO hts oratorical ability Tho entire aim intent
and desire Of tho gentleman was to aid the enemies
OF the country. Slavery, the very thing which he
Of his speech on the present occasion, aud was de-
signed to strengthen the hands or shareholders and
rebels and just TO that extcnt shed loyal blood
TO WRITE bat unfortunate for others TO write and
publish sheir writings 80 that my enemy would write
book" II the genteman had rot written book. he
had written many pieoes In the newspapers which were
equally binding this OCCASION. Slavery, tho thing de-
Ssntismsn gentle % from New YORK Principle is eternal and
what tho gentleman wrote thry.one years ago would
live millisn OF years That gentleman wrote under
Washington date u 1893 that slavery carries with II it's
anction and punishment that il is dead drag on
tho body poltc and that ID impossible for any CON-
temau had chapgsd his oplnon. but his words
atorabe. He (hr. Pricel did not want the gsntemsns
speech 90 o rhoa, M s0% bis row. own
New York was answered by tho genteman
from New York. The gentleman had repeated the
haCkneyed 1hrase. 1--WE cannot conquer tho South"
What that fors Was for the Information Of the
Hoass Did Il encourage tbs hearts Of loyal mens lie
charged the Esstlsmsn thst for The purpose Of
encouraging and strengthening the in arms against
MIR. McKKxsEr, (opp Of Ohio. then % point Of
New York with Strengthening the rebel arms.
The CHAIR declared the point to be wel taken.
OF tns oOmiitss He said hs had lived nfty years,
had never before been called TO order.
II. Psus said bs could not taik the truth would
not s.!k sn bus shsad scsesycs = sssg Sssels sss
sssae rubbing up 70 oss srsasse hs hsl here The
ssnsss.ass sGasss e Jsr Davis was that the South
snsir own ssrns The Message q Abraham Lincos was
t0oIo
tho leading rebel, lcr Davis. That looked on 10
different light
The sonSsit.so then ross and shs House ssiosrasd.
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