New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Mere Talk About psaec-DoSato in she
Rebel Iaousc-An Interesting Discus

Rebel Housc-An Interesting DISCUSS
sion.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
wasmSoroS Thursday. Jan. 10, la63.
The following ere extracts from Richmond
papers received ct ills Bureau.
From TIE Sentinel, jan. II.
Immediately after tho opening OF the days
business in The House Of Representatives, Mr.. Orr OF
MigssglpDi rose 20 a personal explanation; he bad the
clerk read an article from The Sentinel Of the 18th tns
headed Treason. He then said; 49,
Mr. SPEAKER: The editor Of this paper Is the public
Srd private printer Of this HCu.e and ii IL tie coiun0a
Hfcceyed organ ofthe Executive. This Is my apology
ar noticing tie Glandefos article which have had the
clerk read II apparent to this House ana TO tho3e
who are familiar with our procecdings that tie crtcle
is intended as criticism upon TIE report from tho Com
1tteo upon Foreign Affairs Submitted to them on last
ThnIsay l. is no less than grave charge Of treason
against that committee, and an implication OF like i'm
port against tie members Of this House, who were
cJgnizaht Of the substance Of tie report,
and voted 70 receive II In secret session.
trust that the reputation OF tho members composing
the Committee Is sufficient u satisfy the country that
tie article IL fslse ard snrderous. The DELIBERATIONS
Of tue Committee pPoa the Report were presided over
by the venerable puro AID distinguished member nom
Virginia. Mr. R.ves Would he have 90 presided from
week to week when Treason was plcttedt Would he
haze voted he did in open session. 70 go into secret
session Ia receive that Teporti Would bis colleagues
Nr de- Jarnctte Gen Atkins Of Tennessee Mr.. With
erspocn IL South Carolina Mr.. Turner OF North Caro-
lima ald MIR. Smith Of Alabama have given their sane.
tiou TO REASONABLE repOrtf Are they CdplDle OF
treGcle-y Of the most infamous Character are tney
ttgitor0us cOngressIneE Con IL be that they have
brought forward d.sordcrly. rIinous and fatal
propOsitiou, reprchensible and intOeIabe. aud
having neither dignity. honor nor safe! In 1T
But Of the Nrg mia delegations, hessrs. Ryes and De-
Jarnctte lot alone in voting 70 receive the report
Mr. Wlckhau, Mr. Baldwin and NJ McIuln voted
with them at the time Of It's substances and thus
they too fa under the rod Of the power behind the
throne Of ne SenEs In refutins this calumny ag tnss
members Of this House. 1t Is unhecessaryt 70 dvuge the
n vtc
thereon, although IL is with me- as announced when
presented t. matter ~ Indifference whether 1t should
be considered in open or secret session II the Wrer OF
the article ever The resolutions, he has knowingly
fai,ed them; If he has not seen them, bat opposes
them t. be BIO states Len. according to his own re-
port he betrays gross Ignorance in asserting that
. resolution 20 open irregular negotiations through
commissioners with lincoln fox Peace, would
Constitute treason and greater crimlnellty in
presuuIg 10 arraign worthy and patriotic men lot
something Of which he Is ignorant. WY should they
no subjected 10 this malignant crici5m For the SAKE
Of the Augment let be conceded that they have pro-
posed To send commissioners to Washington TO oPcu
Irregular negotiation. for peace these eoamlssica
ers might he cent with DO ether power thaa 70 CONFER
and consult wtk the authorities there on terms OF an
honorable peace with nsructons to report me results
snch conference t. tac President agd to THIS House.
might think they woni II ratified by lie treaty max.
ing power secure honorable aud satisfactory peace
! Tho bat mailman would denoOnce these means and
this result treachery OF tie most infamous character
From tho supposed relationship OF this pepper TO men In
bower IL may have beeu intended In INDUCING IN bit
Ter decentralization have the effect OF intmdatlnS the
advocates Of honorable peaceful settlement OF the
war II this was the design. allow ne TO assure you.
Mr. Speaker that greater mistake was never nnoe.
penunciation will be net By defiance. This movement
IL not In the Lanes OF ttmd or tmeseryi1g men. Sus
tairod 50 they are by volume OF sentiment In the
country and Ia the army. aud by their own sense O.
duty they are determined chat In some form the states
ralsLp of the county shall be Invoked in an honest
eor. 70 end hi. carnival Of death by negotiation Th
SaiissIthnks u foolish reasonable. and runOus FOL
hi, House TO send Commissioners TO Wash
ingon with powers Lifted b, PresG qhfch
would not be Tuinoas Ia there any reason for this as
sump,oni Tia: journal proposed few days sincs 10
Abolish Slavery Tor foreign Intervention. 10 Is au.
thorired say tia. better terms cannot be obtained
from the United Satcsi Who is authorized 10 say that
could not be agreed upon with them without abo-
niioa or reconstruction We certainly could make II
20 their interest 10 recognize ns as an Independent. peo
pie without involving either Slavery or reconstruction;
and nations usually follow their interest The question
OF reconstruction however does not arise in the prOlo
stion IN negotiate and shall not therefore, dscuSs II
Nor H. I, foolish reasonable; and viii add that II IL
nethe. impoltio unmsny. while We are gathering ~
all military strength to meet tho enemy 20 resort
to every laudsba and proper effort to give peace TO
bleeding aud distracted country by Reputation. On the
contrary che statesman who would refuse TO do this Ia
| a hideous moral doformty.
| Whe1 Mr. Orr Lad flashed reading the foregoing
MI Lester of Georgia moved to suspend the rules ii
order TO allow hin to Gtodace tie following resclu
ton
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column. a. The RcAz0sd Ssnne. correspondence th
signature Of 20" ant beaded with IN. word. Treason
Treason pgu.sd 10 conspcuous capitals and marked VII;
n5ut, OF exclamation wllsh the ritter thai
rumcrvd tho street that there va, resolution beio
through ecmuisiores with Lincoln Tor peace ana asscr'
that h proceeding Wa no, only treason but under IN
syowins tbs, the people Virginia certainly and Ia the opn
ion OF u, writer the people Of the ConedeTacy generally
would not allow hnsese, to DO sold By sEaorou' Congress
md vl@rsa., The said correspondence. accompanied
By apPo'in editor a. ehase ;fsed BY tho same tone and
AID Vh~ta, rnc .siJ eorrespondenee and editorial,
beaded and p,rnded ared calculated ai.lesd tho
public Juii eni and In their temper and spirit impn'e 70
CoG:.e.s folly. d'!oySiy treason and iresehsIyi % H.
gs,,i Tn,, 90 Grm The ,.,ement. and impu.aon' con
,na In ths aid and editorial were Intended
10 Apply 10 s Lrarc 81 Congress they 're Ease IN fact and
Inference sn infinsene, q gre s.a.1 Jnny
, AID "a Ia ,G. iIs S~'ph"'0
Tte moton TO SUSPEND 70 allow the introduction OF
the resolution resulted in Yeas, 81 Nays. 30 two
thirds vote bng required TO suspend the rules the reso'
luton was not introduced
MIR Atkins ~ tennessee thought all such newspaper
articles unworthy Of notice He cared nothing for Tho
ciarres OF the correspondent for the opinion OF the
editor who Endorsed them but this paper was under
s,ood 10 DO the organ OF the Administration, and this
wns The case then he would Say that the Administers
on had lent Itself 10 u most Infamous caumny on the
natives OF gentlemen upon this hoor The Resolution
he hnd offered on this subject bad had no squirting
toward treason. ii any gentleman on this floor
thought 90 let him rise IN his seat and say IT,
He had nom the highest patriotic and prulental con-
sIderaous passed by thousand errors of the Admin
istraton. Ito had not publicly assailed tho Admins
tration but tho atico IN The Seatino was evidently
based IN part resolution he had offered on this sub
ieot and Of course, alluded TO himself lie did not
esiro thcse resolutions to be considered in secret
session but willing 10 have them published to the
world But II the charges referred To alluded to him
ard bis resolutions, he pronounced them UNANIMOUSLY
false.
Mr. Barkslalo OF Mississippi desired to state MAJ
ter OF fact in connection With this subject