New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
Cov~1Nss.. rsr.' Session.
SENATE. W AsHworog, Feb =, 1854.
IMANNfPAIJON.


uetlops only pre-, Ete4 she FEELINGS a. the hearts OF
he. persons tu1t a say Vie guilty yio " this
wa. AID II vcntmeo. Won4 always b. hmi,l 80 tio
t.sv:.l 0eharoi I'D CONSEQUENCE. tho hi6eons
monster sio,Gd at once +, destroyed lie Congress. 4
bfdor tfes cnStu 'iun was committed the power OF the
ceut fomer dctasoTs 20 rec ihat the Republic re-
ccNed no,deirUcnt.
Mr. Sl'Iss;RY CDeu Dell said tha! tho intention
al Tic ~ aanc in inrsdu ing these resolutions. identity
vas "a, ie0. The acts congress, This large lumber
ofs'rreiS would he Tag ded Ia tbc newsVup"s rs en-
eytcacg Lat Congress Was disposed 80 lis-Cu t. Topn
bl Wocls. ier~rhcctcd that whom trIoe vcaGs ago
1~gcr ITCnt New or, now in the Cabinet pre- ~
q 'ulNCIsly SirNtl PCS Tons Eud % Sfnt"r from
L "oSy (Ais. Crit r0uen} petition signed by lIJW
t,sis ot NssacD sets calling apon INC maicrnv OF
the5 con-. less Ia ~ 80 prevent civil war;
ucy we're coCtcS AND sluucd and e. deaf car Nt
tnrucd 10 bon ow IBIS pcttio.i was l scrt % Is the
voico "a t.ec3ur ~. 10 III betsIu' those who Wunc
nob gard the voice Of the coGnN for the passage al
"! tT'tendep resolutions, ~ present petitions hAV
tho>c now BET t,'m.
Mr.. RAhff H.. y. IL sai those rosou'i)ns were
M sdcp'er, hccGrSc TIE party with Which the senator
IRON D,aS re actct Ioiv,eG 10 vote upon tbcm.
Mr.. < s,sy 3 RY said tho on the amendments Of Mr.
Critjgdeo eI cry mcmbc~f the dominant nary Noec
IT, -siH~ .hcm up. Oh a. occasion. -e iAe S'"oi
from VIII .mp>lre (tiatD moved snp'tl,' ~, ~,
srei - 3crs Of the senate wrong'uy' as he 1nouBN'
ssiised 20 vote.
ar 0lusox CTu, NFe4s.) rose 10 correct tie stat'-
ncntyf Nj SoGhVrg. The pTcloso o. Ng ~; III .,
trnd'1 was 70 recoguie Slavery south Of 80 ~ q. q
10 .cJug tn cboItigno slave! M the National CePi
without toe consent TT the slave on%s OF virginia
nndao tate away the rights OF coJicd ciulchs oi tn
aros Statcs Ho cij.d it tno Hoal wicked, dcNl4s1
,uoeos,tian ever r-sncsed on cartl-;cy0ng 10 any
sno protesting 'he leTc of God or man.
M SALISBURY said that as not possible 20 make
iho American peopt believe ,hat John Jay cruondcn
Of world wide !ae lad presented proposition Hl Dc,
Fl ic,nan. lie 10 eyed that II the propositions 81 tie
sed oeu4lo- lad b,cn adopted ciNi! war would
S.. rowrLI = en-. XVI thought ,lo remarks Of Hrr
v son reflected severely upon Nr. CIIttcldcr. Tic
I,u,j'.on rcje led hy thc Republican part! Was en'.
L d. wise onG Just aud nothing ihai could come nom
40 1natCr fr0sI NaesscaL. ets would affect she char
s,trOlthoir ihoY he iepuJlc in party were alone
sta0nsbo ir the rejection ~ this proposition 10 avert
riyi wal. lie consdeTeu DE present aifooous 49,.
SAUL upon the memory OF ore Of the pIc-s statesmen
She wOriQ cyg7 saw
Nh WMSoS d.scl..m,d o.y purpose t. c.str'foc-
IL upon IT, memory q ne deecas Senator. te
tuscrtqiucd sincere regard for Dis ne sHa memory
a. criticised his proposition rs be- would thai 81" a.! otter
a. n because 10 regarded 80 us against A-u-Ai! ana
A.. StSlSiG sid .iat While trc C.itterden pro?o
a. favored the crime OF Human slavery. The Pc
. .us De presented to-day favored Human Freedom
q lois tbclo could b. 10 oolbi.
l,r. JoaS-oS cor. In. MAJ said whatever might
have teen be carse az The present LhhopQy tr0u ',s
Should devise eNtry proper method 10 g-t o.; %
non. Delays were dangerous. nc deprecated ne
sriit IN which this olst-,oa vas Conducted Wheeler
iho,e who supported iLo CriLeuaen propositions had
done wrong between them and Heaven. end IL
Dgis DC found hereafter in" those VINO hnd supported
sheu stood equal chance before The 1t "i Heaven
wit those Vl0 opposed t,cm. Tie Father Of lds
Country held slaves IN boccgc tie time If lis DEATH
Iocs re SsHstor IRON Mass chue;t suppose that his
shauce for mercy nI be superior 10 4at OF tAe at,T
Mr. srMIiE replied tlat the Fatlcr II li. Country
would appear before Heavens bar The emanC. ator
q HI slaves
Nr. CoSSEss Un. Cali said that If lie Republican
promise he honoIcd them It. Leaving Slavery out
Il the question t. introduced al u time when
sfatoI cabinet and PRESIDENT were Organizing rebel
hou He taanEd God That te time had come ana tbat
re were the ministers, 20 relieve the country Of the
crime and treason cOniOiucG IN i frican Slavery!
lie petitions we're referred.
LEUTfSAST-CE.NERAL.
Nj WILSON reported hoc. The bin reSi'ine tie grade
o lieutenant General vi.h amendments striki. ogt
snd t,e clause recommending Gen Grant Tor The posi-
Mr. SnEgxAg O-n, Ohio introduced bin folb.ddius
.ye,o.a.ion IN gold silver, aud foreign exchange Re
Silcd 10 the Finance Committee.
THE ELECTION OF PR, sIDTNr.
Nr powell. proposed en amendment 10 the Ccrsti-
sutor giving each STATE as maay Presidential Electors
In electoral Dtlcts, and also dividing lie Electoral
Coee 10y lot into TX classes, ca class to choose one
~ elected ly lot, the IL 10 bc President the SOC
erd De- Vie .IresGcut; The College TO be dissolyI IT,
Ct the end OF - lo1r. iron i,s Organization Al fails
soc, tlese officers The electors !" take he oath 20 up
pot tc Constitution and lot sid any political paIy.
Referred 10 ihc judiciary Committee.
ACr. NG AssISiANI PAY3i AST rs.
Nj. JOHNSON introduced a bl transferring 4 c'mc
Asst|oat iIas,ei1s in the h2'y to t1e rsaal na 81
81. '4 C 1ne f,ns Y, itf,I e-'.'i
ADDiOCS4L DISTRICTS ~ AEV-l OK.
NJ EARpIs ON, y - Introduced a bI.l ior "-tsl- /,
E>tlng additional tistrics IN NeW-loIk. Il crfei T. /
Ils TN 81 ~ same ne House oll introduced ~
III DI,cD e. ke tir s.. telu b4,triC consist % te
COuntesV NeF.l" biASs, Queens, ouAO.s, hicl-
5rold !.o.A0ld, ana Mes'ch,ster. Tic Western DIS
tict ombgsec, 4 IS IIe. Ou5idaea. Madison Ch,nMgp
spd BrCOu'e and The coaaiirs VET oi them. Tie a.
lsa n,eI arc in tl5 EaoltiH District
IUE CLsE or ASSISTANTS EGEOv WEffTrY.
Vi. NEsyrH dem. Orer,.1 introduced q I,,o.ulio
cilug irs record If o.. I-n,ce~.nc 81 he c.us.na-
IT, u the Ctyof New4 DfE 1r Tie tral 81 Assistant
h.te Wtt-tar Z. :. y