The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-29

coguzed the right OF the Senator 70 construe the meaning
OF the language ana thought The Senate Was oound
10 give them the meaning the senator wished lie
thought however. they were liable 70 the nterpIeaton
thought 1t best suffer the temporary annoy nces which
unlimited freedom OF speech would cause than 70 infringe
II by putting the brand Of expulsion or censure upon one
OF our members to improve either his speech or bis
manners. 49,.
Mr. Foster improperly OF Senators denonncng the
Of the sufficient for his Impeachment prior
70 sitting a. Judges ~ nsn neper Oor write
inside outside OF the Senate against him even though
we believed the Executive was enaeavorns 20 overthrow
keep wachfu eye upon all departments OF
the government that the spirit Of liberty might ever be
Mr. FOSTER while he agreed In many respects with tho
Senator from Maryland thought the propretes OF debate
would arragn the President here under indictment
without his presence that Of the Chief Justice and Con-
gross He would not wish 70 sit as judge without the
Mr.. HOWARD, (repl OF Mioh., expressed his dissent
could conceive i his duty as Senator TO call upon hs
people under any conceivable circumstances TO rise
10 nsurrecton When any Senator rises in his seat here
and nvokes tho people resort 70 nsurrectionary ea
sures, he u acting contrary 70 Ms oatn.
NJ FsssEsDEr. lopp.l Of Me-, asked what was 20 be
done the Executive trying 20 break up the govern
we not save the constitution and the govern
Mr.. HowAnD could not conceive OF such case. Tho
traitor doom. he would Sos shield the executive he
saoseS they wsrs Acts sucisuf 70 imbsach But When
shs question arises % ths gus q tho Ezecutivswe
NJ Isi.pH said = suppossd be had large army At
bis ack--whAs Wuuld b. DO then? ~ & & sri,.r
aeht Iin g sharply as tbs ssuatos from Name i
NJ WISER q xsss: YIELDED: @ 70 man 10 Pss
ss wo he
have these halls free he would hold every responsible
for hs words These resolutions before the country
when tho land resounds with tho tread q more than
and our soil stained By the blood Of civil war
% sod the rsssn. smeos
beneath the burdens resting upon b!m in his effort %
aIragned before the senate on series Of accusations BY
the Senator from Kentucky such e Jefferson did not
ys s:s: The s ss hex Rs *: d SSss % !. : sv
her husband the father his son-when our Northern
chsrshysrds are fwnsn the chairs o. tens o. thossnds
thousand young men lie In bood-n this hour whep In
the words Of Major General Banks iaction treason"
are singing in our ears Senator from Kentucky pre-
sents these resolutions against the Chief Magistrate and
nvokes people 20 revolt and take matters
is apparent 10 every man in America It meaps-what
eSenator calls the rebellion Jefferson Davisa revolt
would be the duty OF the President try, condemn
and hang every member OF the Convention The Senator
had launched many at him; but he felt like the
man who, when asked why he did not stop his wife
from beating him. replied Oh did not hurt him. and
There is no, State the Union that would endorse
this expulsion. There not man bold enough in the
country 70 take these resolutions before regiment the
obliged to MAKE better time than the Senator said he r
Wson) made at Bull run. Mr. Wilson proceeded at some
on all subjects relating TO slavery since his
connection with legislation. and said he was
The Senator hiss put upon words Of renunciaton
or modification OF his language. Friends this side
He disposed to be censorous than Others
and therefore he accepted these qualifications, modca.
tons became farce as broad as anything put on the
boards Of Canterbury Hail." He would withdraw his
ADJOURNMENT TILL MONDAY
On motion Of Mr. HALE, the Senate resolved TO ad
journ when It adjourned to day un I'll Monday.
ENCOURAGEMENT ENtJsIMENTs.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON the Senate took up tue bill 10
encourage enlistments.
Mr.. JOHNSON addressed the Senate at some length in
relatives Of colored troops iudscrminstey. He con.
loyal masters and especially 70 Maryland which had
never left the fold Of the Union.
Adjourned.
House or Representatives..
wAsmxcTox, Sept. %, 1854.
TIE oaDR onsUsMEs.
Mr.. wnsox. (rep) Of Iowa. suggested that 10 morrow
and the next day be devoted the discussion OF the
luton amendatory Of the Confscation act.
Mr. DAWES, (rep) Of Mas, gave notice that be would
ask the house for the confederation Of the reports from
the Committee on Elections.
ms ENROLMENT BILE.
Mr.. scHrScK, (rep Of Ohio, objected to Mr.. Wilson'S
suggestion, be desrous OF considering the Enrol
mont BILL There ent necessity for It's passage
The rebels, In their Wild despair HAY endeavor
sss 1 s% our sTS the oy
most edecsually guard sganst disasters Of that
shar:sss Hs .sv was Wiling that the Pin should
was to be used . hook which to hang
all sorts subjects should ask .hs House limit the
debate to the Ave minutes RUE. After general
satiou with q view TO come to Unanimous agreement
concerning the CT nsderaton OF the Enrolment bill Mr.
C,kn ha
for Monday next and that be considered until disposed
bill being made the special order
Mr. SraEScx said, that unanimous consent could not
made. to reconsider the vote BY which the bin was COM
mittei TO the Committee OF the Whole With tho view TO
bang the bill cs into the House and enable the ma
Mr. frnsAspo WOOD said he and his friends intended to
maintain their rights In the House the and
laws gave no partiaty side the other They
would take advantage OF their privilege TO prevent the
passage Of this infamous and unconstitutional bill
Mr. 5cEScK replied that the constitution, In establish
ing a legislative department. mado the Housc Ct its
branches and be that for all purposes Of les
laton the majority should control is action; He had
ianity 10 discuss s the Dill s lho ssD.sn from New
York sr y wocd) bad shown no disposition 10 let the
Mr. PEsDLsros topp) Of Ohio moved lay On tho table
Mr. schencks motion to reconsider the vote which the
bill was referred 70 the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Pendesons motion Was disagreed to-41 yeas
Mr.. schenks motion was then agreed to by a vote Of
100 yeas against ~ nays.
Thus the Enrolment bill again before the House,
when, on motion Of M senEScx its further consideration
was postponed until Monday next.
IBY CoNrscAuoS ACT.
Mr.. FINCH, (opp) Of Ohio addressed the House the
resolution amendatory OF the Con1scaton law. He held
that the ordinances secession void and Illegal and
expressed a bope that the revoted States would be.
brought back 70 all their right under the constitution
He would say soemnly and distinctly " the doctrine OF
the President and q the gentleman from sa,
was prosecuted for the subugaton and conquest
should be carried out, the restoration OF the Union
under the constitution would be impossible. He
tended that the modern usages Of nations gave
right seze conscste the private property d those
against the United states nor the right to es
tablish civil governments 10 Of the rebeous states.
He favor OF every just constitutional measure for
putting down the rebellion, but the time preserv
ing the fundamental rights under the constitution lie
wanted lasting peace, founded on equity and justice
which would bring gadness TO millions Of hearts
Mr.. GARrTnp, (repl q Ohio, could not agree with Mr.