, 1864-02-02

Judges IN high Court for that purpose The re-
sult would be that We could nettAcr speak nor
write inside nor outs1de the 6euate aesfnst him.
or1pE to oresthrpw tie Consultation itself He
thought It the duty Of the Senators keep ever
watch{ul ere upon ~ Departments Of the Gov
eminent, tbst the spirit OF liberty might bs erer
IL. HorAnp Un., Mtehigan> expressed his dis
sent from the vieus Of ny. teseenden yesterday.
to cali uron the people, under nn5 conceivable
circumstances to rise in iosu11ectio1. Whenaag
Senator rises In bis seat hers, anl iurokes tho
people to reEort to tnsurrecnon1ty measures be
r. actiuc contrary to his oath.
4 Nr. FEesrNpTa (un., Mel asked what mas lobe
cone Il tho Executive was trim: to break Rp iae
tution and the Goye1nInent4
MI. HowAKp could not conceive Of such 4 ease;
Tie President himself would become traitor and
Mr. WILSON lUn-. Mass, yielded to no rnan IN
passionate, vehement love for free speech Tree
press: free men free eoanIy, sod free wo,ia;1,s
hold every orc responsible for his words. These
resolutions camn before the country when the land
rel onnds with the tread Of more than million OF
1snd etained With the blood Of civil war. The na-
tltn IL staggering under the bloWe Of armed Reo-
Gle. and Tie President Is trembling benessh II:
o} eS sSia Tenelion. e He o'1 is aHsgaed VI bsioss
the Senate, ser;cs Of accu ations BY the Senator
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seatns; tie British King. When patrlollam calls
upon our men to give the!r last ioar the wife to
give her husband, the father hle son; when OR
NortEe1n churthJ a1ds aro full; when The chairs Of
tiers OF thousands Of Northern households are Va
cant: whtn cTcr tn o hundred thousand young men
lie in blood. In this hour, when the words vi As1
Gen EenEs '.Faetton Is tfeaenn,' ere N our ea.a
the Hecator from Kentucky presents these reso-
TUTORS against the thief Magistrate, and iuyokes
the American people 10 revoit and take matters
Into their own hands. The obvious meaning Of the
words IL apparent to every nan il America t It
| ncans--uhat the Senator calls the rebellion
convention as the senator proposes we're to meet
1t would be the duty Of tie President to Try CON
de1nn, ana hang, every member Of the convention.
Tie Senator had launched rnAny tafcaEme at him.
hut he felt like the man who, when asked why he
did rot stop his wife from heltfng him, replied,
ACh II didn't hurt him, and seemed to do the lit
to creature good" tLaughter.1 There Was not &
puls'on- There was not . man bold enough IN the
county to take there resolutions before regiment
in the field and read them. He who would do 50
wou1d he Obliged to make better Tins than the SEN
atct said te tNilsou} made at Bull Bun. Mr. VIII
ron proceeded at come !-ogth TO comment oa Mr.
Dnrfea ccnrse on all subjects relating to slavery
elrec his connection th legislation, and said he
was literally drunk with the fanattcism OF slavery.
Tho Senator has put upon record words Of reunn-
citation, OF modification Of his language. Friends
en- this side were willing to taa Els construction
ccueosious than others, and therefore he accepted
these qualifications and reservations. With this
disclaimer the resolution became farce rs broad
as anything put upon the boards Of ofCanterbury
Hall. He would therefore withdraw his resolu.
ticu.