The New York herald., 1864-02-20

law Hence he stened even with apprehension 70 what
ever cle from the lips Of the eeuiismao from Massa
policy proposed not only African slavery the slave
himself is 10 be destroyed. The higher law was the
song Of the French revelation and adopted by nsssa
chusetts. But this not the Law OF magma
charta and OF constitution. Hereafter ne would
go as far he had influence TO withdraw the abolition
engage in other discussions The anxiety he felt for
the perpetual liberty or the white man MT Brooks road
vdeS o a0r y bs hands Of both free
and slaves in their hands necessarily liberates
them from that moment We must accep< the abolition
OF slavery accomplshed-not only by the North
but by the South. q necessity The dominant party
will have armed the negroes This s consistent for they
gnal purpose therefore tho negroes should be called
out He implored them with the they possess
end the war as soon as possible + not war for the
soon as possible. In the Of humanity.
philanthropy and the Prince OF Peace let the majority
exert themselves TO this end Do protract the
beyond the Presidential election political purposes In
conclusion no offered amendment that the bill be
committed to the select committee directions TO
port bill organizing system for the and resua
Treasury.
The SPEAKER said the amendment would be entertained
at the proper time
The morning hour expired.
THE SALE SURPLUS GOLD.
Ways and Means reported back the resolution referred
to them YESTERDAY authorizing the Secretary Of the Trea
sury 70 sell surplus god with recommendation that
do not pass.
Mr. ALLEY, (rep) OF Mass desired that action upon
be taken now, owing to it's great Importance But no
On motion OF Mr. srrvEss, the House went Into Commit
tee OF the Whole ON the State Of the Union the Navy
Appropriation bill.
Mr. "A A. Was !opp q Ohio argued that the war s
possible. You cannot coerce people or change their
convictions Peace could not be restored by the
smithl-namely. BY fighting and crushing the
rebellion. II could not be done until you
q the Cavalier forced Union woaid Be worse than
the union OF Ireland with England and OF Poland to Rus
sa IN the name Of humanity God Almighty and justice,
been conducted as FOR the Union and the consttu
ton by the dominant power, but Tor the abolition o.
slavery and for other purpose regardless OF all
quences, and driven along to impusive fanaticsm ami
revolution This war Is useless aud criminal waste Of
blood and treasure.
Mr. Blow. (rep) OF Mo-. replied to remarks heretofore
made by Mr. Blair OF that State the latter having he
said attempted to degrade Secretary Chase OF the
him into this hill. Mr.. Blow referred TO the
trade regulations Of Mississippi aud proceeding to
yielded for motion that the committee rise. which pre-
vailed
PASSAGE or THE ENROLMENT mLr-
Nr. ScHENcK, (rep.) OF ohio, made report from the
schenck explained the Enromcnt bill as agreed upon by
question which seconded 50 against 81 and the
port OF the Conference Committee agreed toyeas
of Mas, Baxter. Beainan, Blair OF NO.. Blow, Boutwell,
Brahdeaee Broomal Ambrose W. Clark Cobb Cole Davis
e Nd. Dawes Deming. Dixon Dumont Ecklev. Eliot.
Hooper Hubbard Of Iowa Jepckes Julian Kssson Keey,
Kellogg OF n T., Loan Loogyear Marvin. Mcbride, Nc
Myers 0ds % o'Ns e Pa orth, pa.,erson perham Pike
Rollins Of N. H.. schenck. Scofed shannon. Smithers.
Spauding Starr Seobins Epson, Van yakenhurgh Wash
NAYs-Messrs Baldwin OF Mich Brooks Chanler, Cox
Dawson: Edgerton Eldridge Harris of Nd. lie Blond,
NoSls cNsI q Ohio Psndieton Randall q Pa Rollins Of
Mo- Ross. Elijah Ward. Chiffon A. White. JOS w. White.
The House, at half-past Eve O'Clock, adjourned till
Tuesday.