, 1864-02-03

A1n0&O& 1AcF4y ~ <AAA~A% !
". J. Allen, who represents Gen. Aosan's
o1d district in Congress, made an intensely
HNNa.sa w .,oaa,s i, C,nrress the other day.
~ Pr ~ ~ s,.ta~1.ss ond G1sehood. His
It Tas full Of bitterness anu l",ssnooe'
eymraihiea n1e an with the rebels and his
hatrtas ,rc reserved for those who Are striving
49, ~ .s1s t1,e nn;on He was engaged for
~ 90 .no o no4,,r.nf- harnovna
montn concoc'.ns - ~ ~. 1roason
against the Administrator anu .ue p'oSsSu.
Thursday. When he sat down the Represcn-
t..,-s Ttor, this c,tv Mr.. Arnold. got the
ta'aee 4fo1n ~. Wy. m-,,aa,1,, ~ t., - c,,o-t
foor and replied TO Inc eoppcineaa pnaH,sn. - ~
but telling speech. It was only hVc mnates
in tho delivery, but it knocked over the si1
so1ain" oo1,i1 ~ -'
; lu.i:! ~ .nxo,,1a ao.trs ~ sovr = word h,-
Mr. ARNoLp:-a cssste n ~ ~ sui sag :" VII IT.
fore tue committee ns rsss, ~ rSG4y 70 na Tho fe-
H1rks maas py ny touea$ac' ". .. Anen'
speeches Ike that to which the committee
have listened To-Day, Sc 1ar as tney may havc
any mnucnce az ali' aha Hks t9at ! maze oy we
gehusnan ilon SSN Nv. n3 ngEA lAs. fetnanoo
ooa1 Jeeete!Say, taas .nls "ar ~ 10 Ne pso-
tanngeo aeh H. qees a'anas nf ~ maze upon @ taa
noor npaeia @ teo 40 nanos o. tne ffDets fs an4 I'm. en-
uuhu hpou e e,t.oa nF .tc ,-,,,t1o
IN oleeF tnat tne posltion oi taose Fcntlo-
nGn may not ne H1sunue1stooo, auu 70 r.
;41 10 .ne Iccoaccti4n ~ =. ne cGuny ~ ~ pu,
rom t J1'inoia occr1v ~ desiro to ca1i the at.
9 o ane'g " ~, veeupy - ~ t,1a, uau tIG ~
.iatfor1, " rhict tbc 1,n15ticaI fr,cn1a az nv
,frn1'esrna a;1nnfcd At Enrin1f5c1i in Jnne last
~ vii hc Trn3rrnherrd thaf nj that lime one
,hrndrcI thonssnd rai1ent soijtc,S ~ ni,nots
were IN thc ficld seet;ne tn onen far the
AS,. - - ,,x3-eo an3 ~ raeto-a !, fha
DE of the country, the great river Of the
1t ee ana Se a.
s. and tgeiF bnpe
were seekhG 70 !eauc9 1ae s',uno.fG ,n hnf,en y.
x1ckeoufE that Genefal Dauhs MAs peipso
Port Hudson, and the rcoel Gcnerai Leg
was II Tint dark period Of the rebellion and
tbe war that the EolItical friends of
NV colleague, who has Just taken
purpose of adopting snch measures as they
nnirsd' And thew eathercd there, not only
soss # Tnn l'Ino}a FIT the friends Of Yallandig
nam ll9m un'o, anu ~ .a1eRns NJ. ~ r si nv
Gulshea ESn.aam d ans itT tI,nso, ,vhn armnath;zci
FeInnnao Mooa, anu anusS W. =; trc,a-d ~
WIN hlm ~ t.s p.Su,m. ~" ,l"ms o,o4horo thcre
the waF Ana W4eetneY weIe atan en- rar, .,n''
for the purpose, suppose, o. aloing euL f.. Em.
lant eo'0lers N tne nela, Mao wG[e tsa Sm!aIs nhI
for the old flag, md 10 sustaln toe Aam'nls,
trntlon that Has using the entlre pe"cs Gnu 1
energies q tue Gose1nnent 10 rui COVE ceaIs lne
ItDe1A0n, tneee genllciAtn auopt G ,eeuI snat-
aud ask to have read.
The Clcrk read, as follows:
"srh1NoFlEID, juno IT,
"Tle Democratic mass meeting EeEe to-day y,,! "
!.see!y attended soa pasred on .nsa,t fEaH
The Democrats estimate tne n4moss IiosNena sN"a s"
ha ss1 saer,nt ~ nr vnsuIehssa Wi
ism l. Richardson prczided, with aity Vlco rrest
: d.nte. snecchcs were uads BY Mcssrs. Rich
ardscn, Voorhees,. Cox OF Ohio. Lyle
m E eees'1 e beaa sna 9ons aa ss
IIa. 1ne 1a1hes 1hs, oieaes Iss Hnn4ttHsJot
aon 81 me wa. ieos J 20 eta;, Hro NJ c atinn Al
) the the dirastruus consequences of misru1a and an
n1shy ia, We ase In ia1os Of peace upon the ha
els Of tho OF tic Union, and ior the &C
eomp.i.hment Of which ne propose na!ona1 Soa
ycnon to settle uFon terms o. Peaeee Masen M saai
lave IN s1sw 1ae M Il 1n emenent
Ma ;ua aMu ~ e., yrere y sta,es md lie 1cop
) tScrcof as hozo: I'D Justice aud."-lvaiload
l. 7nte1;ctnetr, Jsn< g, ,s6a.
&c TO ttat resolution, that Ii ii had been carrie
i ont at the period when 1t was adopted, tn
n Mississippi river today would not have bee
J. oEen to our commerce. The rebel flag woul
:, still have toats1 over large portion oi II
c. ried ont, lie glorious victory which thos
rallant men who do net sympathizc with til
EE Gentlemen in their peace resolutions an
Speeches were struggling to gain would ne'
" er have crowned our arms, If that resol.
d ton bad been carried out, our army Toul
b. never hare accomplished its ctowning II
n nmTh NJ V1cksbnrT. nor should We haze ha
Il. Gc+fvshnrf- and Pnft Hudson,
r. ~ ~ GIuirmnn. II fs The friends. the pr
). ,arS.d fr;enda ri nesre. who hayc Teakcne
Az !tha 1,anda ~ fha Standardization. und the
at aro-1a nrc Tro1ongint- fhe war. il Ia they wi
+. ere nncnnFaeinr - 1iSose who are fghtir
10 aaa,nst our couEtzy to pcrseycre, When y
~. rso5 40 NJ in aov after iiny. Of the exlnus
rlz ID cnnd;t;nn ~ fhe rebels. giving ground 4
M oanG5ant bann and exncc}aiion fhat thew ~
n. cpa Innr snmrnsier. n1d tlIt,s thls cruel "
m erme t5 m end. we end these e1pectatio
~ 80 not raa1;1sd hecanst of aid and cncou
10 arsnert e;yen to the rebels by the speecl,
lis moke mon this floor. and elscNhcrs, su
10 as y have listened to to-day. These speech
on are carried TO IRE sonen u;n 1nu th"t tn ths
" io1 tnG Puspose " ~ ,.,.n! ~ +. e.
10 rJ.J ,1,a svnr Tna r,.1ut1a infer that fnc
~. :toPPtn9 NC & i,;at. j., the 1anTrapa ri
~ pu u a oonnso3 ~ s.the f1srt1,er ofri
Ut arso'u,,vn a;,:o rnaennt;ep ~ tho war1 When
IN raho1u ses ,ney IN thc fsonoress of tile Unit
r voete esI - nr otherwise see
~ S..ts. IS. .1,nsa .,aens hv stfacla nnon thc
IT, n,fnistratiou. bY attacks ugon tho loyal N
* ~ 4hs her13ar States surf, as VIC have il
hc ! hcarl fonara1yze the arm Of the Goyernme