The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-10

INTERNATIONALLY
you say IN certain emergency, would violate your
sath What is this but raj treason and perjury
Mr. JULIAN replied that be bad taken the OATH ana mad
asserted heretofore a. be did that there was no
necessity Tor violating the constitution lie would ask
the gentleman (Mr Cox expire fly, II the IRE OF the ma
ton could be saved only by the oatinn OF the consttu
zion in some respects be The lie Of the ma.
Zion al that cost tLaushtsr.)
ton than the constitution itself He regarded the con-
stituoD the body and bones OF the nation therefore,
IN defendns the const uon we de!e'a ts nation NE
60 the human mind would be MT cox violate tue con-
stuti n tor any purpose VII tever ANY man who
utters any other sentiments express es mra treason. In
reference to Mr. vailandigham, lie said that he (Mr.
Cox) was fair trial. for Tree eech aud for free
slecti'n OF man, VINO Ia these respecti'
vipdicate constitutional ibelty Nowhere did Mr. Val
tandgham utter sentiment looking 10 The recognition
or the southern ceniedacy, and ne was IN favor OF
voting men aud money to carry on the war. Nothing
looking TO the Independence the South ever came from
the lips OF Mr Vail indigham. .,
Mr. Cox said in conclusion, have to take tho old
States to make the Union. rns Is the platform on
which expect to meet you next autumn. We WIN
surrender the country 70 the secessonists or the
MI KmLxy frep OF Pa said two rem rkabe features
had been presented 10 day they had the Speaker
move resolution IL expulsion and the gentleman from
Ohio lMr Cox Justify oy naec.Un, mhas ne dared not
his colleague (Mr. Long,. In brei passing phrase he
dsavowed the sentiments his cole gue while the 70
mainder OF his hour given ~ the justification Of
treason AS TO the gentema (hr. Stanton. Of Oho) he
now stood the platform In favor OF vigorous
by his voice aud example tie people OF Ohio 10
sustain the government IN maintaining Its sspre.
macy over every inch o. this broad territory. II would
three years ago any more th.n would to impugn the
patriotism OF Gen. Bute for votin for Breka idge at
the Charleston t0nventlon. Tho question beore us is
question Of law The member whose expulsion ID NOV
cd, sworo and subscribed the oath OF loyalty. The
test oath did not exist in 1891, II was under
that oath the genteman's colleague is arraigned.
Pleas OF abstract views OF the institution could not be
raised for the sanction Of treason Inc whole subrct
ldiudtcai Tha n VTu tied Atutp
by which the gentleman Of Ohio used to stand, has
passed upon the question. He would find that
is now involved in terrible war. and Is re-
CURED by the law Of nations to treat the rebels undor
the constitution as alien enemies The teman (Mr
Lug) uttered more uly than others dared TO do the
keynote OH the democr TIC side Among the soldiers OF
Pennsylvania you would MT find one in five hundred who
would not brain the gentleman for utter 10 camp the
doctrines he uttered with inpuuits In this hall The
gentleman had taken occasion TO insult his colleague.
but whom the cat is away the mice will play.
He advised them to keep in their holes hereaf err.
daughter. lie further replied 10 Mr. Cox, and in the
course o. his remark said such sentiments had b.
avowed would red them all u SUBMISSION to farson
Davis and the Internal band VINO had made nearly
quarter million o. graves hed with the best and bravest
men of the land. He e. expose the mean pettyfog
cling Of the champions OF discussion On this lloor.
DR.. bAwsos Copy 49, = - ala ing to rema.k made
for himself. and not Tor the democratic party. lie
wished further to say that the g"rt man (Mr Gareld)
also spoke OF the Order Of the Circle BEN under
the protecti and tronage Of the dem cratic party
There might Re society known as the Golden
u
NO knowledge OF any such Order and, with his inter
the democratic party Ia Pennsylvania aud
ever heard any reference made to the Order lie knew
nothing its being unde the patronage and protection
OF the democratic party.
Mr.. MILLER. (opp OF Pa, simply for the purpose
OF entering his solemn protest against the lecture
triosm and fidelity to oaths from his COLLEAGUE Mr KEEL
ey) who stands on the rec I'D as having uttered
rate fasehood. He (Mr Kelley not the man 70 talk
about PERJURY and fidelity 10 the Union He tMr. Mer)
was not here TO endo the sentiments OF the gentleman
Mr Snun ALL
elons to some former remarks OF Mr. Kelley with refer
ence 70 political questions In Pennsylvania, &c.
Mr.. KELLEY replied maintaining his former positions.
Mr.. JAMRs z. ALLEN topp.) Of ILL.,, knew Of no par
alle case to this OF moving to expe member for words
under the constitution the Representatives this 10
have right to express their opinions freely He mr.
nise the southern conederucy. But Il that was the
gentemsn's Mr. Longsl honest conviction, he had the
right TO express il Il the gentemln from Ohio
my, others In high places had been doing the Same
thing The Pres dent hau not only violated the spirit
but the letter of the constitution by his repeated acts Of
usurpation Much as he Mr. Aen) hated the rebellion
he loved the constitution because It was designed to
protect all men in their rights aud liberties.
Mr.. GARFIELD replied To the iuerrogltories propounded
BY his oeague (Nr Coxl, In the earlier part OF the
deb e explaining his views subject o! revolution
Tho question right human affairs is relative ques
Sion. What might be said with propriety and loyalty
three years ago could 20. DC as SAID TO day. o as
vote against the declaration Of war; but when the
sy has decided on he must look upon those against
whom IL Is declared as his enemies. The Houre his
committed itself to put down the rebellion by the
pons Of war. We are not SO much an army in the bed
indicates 10 him that work has begun day. and
while those things Transporting there rises In tho
ssss that no has never given aid aad CON or,
20 the enemy throws up the white flag II no voted '"r
retaining the gentleman from Ohio IN his scat he NO Id
vote Tor retaining JET. Davis in his seat lie knew
nothing powerful 10 give aid and comfort 70 the
than such the ssoss a
councils 10 tho North, and believe that this behe
che We will give up the contest. Their en-,
ehe Golden Circle endeavorng to produce such d.
visions They nstgatsd tho New York riots. They are
ID WORT 10 Illinois Indiana and Ohio both in converting
And numbering on the streets. He had written home f,r
letters show that correspondence is carried on be-
tween .ofncers in the field and lesdng rebels in the
Moth giving information and advising another
q their plans and policy. We arc bound
20 strike At these enemies, and to strike
be fight not for to-day, but for the graud future
Of this glorious country The battle field is snread out
and vilsr ous the other side. the coed and true
nghtug future generations might be said that the
voice o Heaven had called both tn good aud the bad to
the combat.
rREAsoSAmE SPEECH or MR.. HARRIS. OF GLAND.
Mr. HAnlIs (opp) OF Md, said that he enters every
word tina, the gentleman from Ohio r. ,ugJ b d NJ
tered and would stand him for wea or woe You say
that the gentleman (Mr Long, meant treason at The
very moment that you say he was succrs md honest
He was willing to go with bis irieuo tMr lons)
anywhere on this issue. Could not n man say
when q war is carried TO exerminats
Q people that he would rather have peace, thus saving
nves on both sdes9 We were a ground down people tic
(Nr. farrs) was peace mana radical peace mau
Be was recognizing the Southern coniederacy and for
scquiescing in the doctrine Of secession. lie
had q nope, but II not In this House. He
hoped tornado would aud sweep you from power,
ana give to honest who have feelings OF humanity
aud some regard for the principles their fathers War
would never bring you q termination worth cent He
was for peace and Union too. Uaughtcr.)
He was better than any OF them.
[Renewed Iauphter) II We cannot make peace let US
have two splsrdd goverumeuts-two happy govern.
nents He was o stakeholder, ard 20 still,
all bis slaves had nc; been stolen from
him. He looked on those who opposed slavery
as madmou He compassor tied them. II slavery
was sin ne was willing bea. 1t. The North have been
deceived by stereotype fals,hotds When this war COM
enccd Secretary seward said II could be put down 10
oixty days. Instead Of seventy thousand men ending
f. you have called for hah million soldiers TO serve
. king who Is the ,waJ power. Tie south ask you 70
lssye them In pcace. but now you say you will bring