New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

with the language Of that document. The ideas are
expressed in the priest language which va: scarcely
surpassed BY she best Knsiish composition, ne
Of Mr. Brooks, delivered on o former occasion.
saying but ew Iowa, men would agree with the gentle
man that his Government must for peace. The
President in pursu,g the course he did could receive
no aid from his Cabinet finding there nothing bot hest
fancy timdity and moral cowardion He also alluded
TO tho Chicago Convention and spoke Of the Copper
heads asking that the nation DO bumbed by asking the
traitors for compromise. TITO President consulted his
own good sense and saved the nation from Disgrace
Never had the President stood high and deservedy
a. he did now. He fsvOrnhy compared with
the best Of the Romans and 1onscript Fathers.
The gentleman from NewYork wanted to save the
darling institution of the Democratic partyhe nsti
tuition Of Slavery II tho majority hero should vote
for the mshdment 70 the Constitution. tho sword OF
tho DESTROYING angoi would be Withdrawn. May the
ghosts OF the slaughtered vctms set heavy on those
who thvart soj just measure.
Mr. cox OF Ohio. said he ton0hea by the earnest
appeal Of The gentleman IN the name Of God and l,i'
mauty TO vote for the Amendment 90 abolish Sia.
worry. he desired in tbs name Of the God Of
mercy TO appeal to the genusman to help TO
stay the efason OF blood AID restore peace;
instead Of hospitals, wounds. taxes. mourning and
death. Ia substitute order peace and union such SEN
timen,s bring rcproach. This aide If the House has
been approached to-day BY the gentleman from MARY
land tMr. CreswolD. and tie gentleman from Pennsyl-
yania (Mr stevens. The epheis Of the campaign are
rcapped. because We endesyor 10 nako peace. Yet,
while the gentleman from Pennsylvania Is nSpg his
side VI the House the editor o, TIE TEIBuNR, MI
Greeey comforting with The members az to measures
Of peace That editor in his issue OF yesterday urges
that attempts be made for peace At LEAST M Christian
people. We bound 10 ascertain what the Rebels
VIII do. -
Mr. SrrvT>s-I do net agree with Mr. Greeley
though believe him "a be patriot.
Mr. CoX-Yct you deBonnce the Chicago Conyen'
ton. McCle'nn and my colleague Mr.. Psndie,oni py
published yesterday osk TO have the article read Tor
The instruction OF the other side.
The Clerk read the article IN The NV YORK TnrB
UNI the Blair embassy.
nounce Mr. Greeley for -syng orly what we have said
IL IL frank and outspokcu; yet he dare NOT Gehounce
tie Elector Of Ncw-iork. who Is to vote Tor az,
Lincoln | am no, prepared 10 ssy that DAVIS VIII
agree 10 sny peace except the basis Of independence
Bu, IS Mr. Greeley VS. there is no harm in trying
A million in tho North believe thai sn attempt
would result In peace AID union. The gentleman asks
20 give M OF tho state and municipal c9ntro
over domestic matters and csnGc orr 5Iin OF govern
ucut b. vo'ino for Tho anendment abohshlng slavery
god HIN first 10 try 10 make p"ase and bring The
so:in back the urauended Constitution. lyon f1l
wg his Sds may then consider tho question under
tights do not say We c1n ro;e iof IL bss iei the
.gflrllr vakc m honest effort for peace. Rlve up
.nIe'trg Be- dearcs o vengeance ais booHs oil negro
c0Gali.y.
Mr.. Silyrys-I do not believe IN negro oq.ality.
Mr.. cOX-Does not the genternnn heliere all men
were created equslf
~ SILyrNs-Esual befoie the lnw.
Ny CoN-Back and white edunl bof1re the law
vengeance follow Gr-cley's advice. Be civilized and
Christian md seek 20 know nuthoritsively at leas
trial Send tho gru,cmop Dir Blay. and his son. who
now sits IN this House. TO confer no doubt on this
matter. 10 Richmond, or the gentleman iGom PennsyE
yunia himself
Mir. SryTXs-Thev would not Yet me come back.
MI Cox THO persngsveuo.s o! the gentleman, his
appeals God and humanity. could not be resisted ~
least make the isl II fai, You viii secure unity IN
The North. Oue million aud seyel hundred aid fifty
| hon. y q l..
rreey ast. fur it. VIII Offer resolution in bis Ian
guag. and when In order try to gct vote on u. lie
revolution 10 ss follows;
Uhrc. The county h,. with ni.rc''sior, o. patriotic
Joy ord Victories recently hir'rd Ny our
nsvr irtns and whereas tn. recognized object OF war
less raous cvi,sd aud Christian usass "a an honorable
ard Aotcy r-sce end that ahonsh We DO not Know ha'
Eus prepared 90 sgree 10 sr erns OF pehs
lion thst o. og.unen , hrr would shonlt dsom &c
seriblr yet there be 40 posnb. b,rm ssuns nom
e ii. upu,.ii0n that -. Adm n''tson cou'smPla~'
v ih .s,,s5n c0niiuusnco nfho"ts. tor ID own s'so
,gy r'aDd Of mere ruhsloi % ~, s'y 80 -, NJ.
/ ,-fy ends OF its er'-ur-; ahd 800 IA A., a.,
Hh,,sa. An e',,b i'hed and rSaay ecn'"''d "or,rn'
,s,r co-h..ins arnsi ui.Es Lg Rebellion. should sFsn
-,-ry tho earliest r1onlsn ""
and 'hold not n'tsiy wseoms bu, 'srt ,,
hrtory tov-srf Informal I'sus1s' th'I - err h'' oeeh
! su,lrsd tl,r-fos- go a,
R,f,S mai In "a. ps,,~n. hour e VICTOR, ~hsh ought
tho hour o1 nssn.ny sud beiot- 'ny scion 1e e
~ change he Constitution o. W." United sin,s =, en
rrnty y, iy og,h- President 80 hs OF The pre.,n'
.h'!u' o0niu'sd 6oyrfnmcn eihei To 'rnd % drc.'s
ootrais,.oneI sf-uis b view 20 nations. pseheaoh
end tranquility, or hyIsons oihef nrioth h"A m W
CIVILIZED sni Christian nlion' s-cuis the creation o sc'
| u..'i,s snd ID. vucu Of tho sts,ct .
Nh PRIlS said he and those on be side claimed taa'
ai U rns n;H IL, ias seTn s;'STs 90. .ln
the laws and Constitution, and that the whole op-ot Of
the war pa, down the Rebellion and brine back the
Rebel. 20 obedience III very remarkable speech male
last year the gentleman fUm Pennsyisania (NT Ste
ycns) said had Acknowledged the south ~, beihgef
en. and foreign power. and that tho Rebels had
all the rights Of beg"rent- and hsd been lioGlei ~
such by al powers Of Europ aud tat W arc t"nnd 20
tres, them thus in Ls way Now. be under st1oI
the gentleman bad reversed ~. poSlti,s aas clamed
that 'he,n p,opla simply Rebels. ttat hcywere a.
pu down toe Rebellion and tia, they ds ro' DC cn2y TIE
/ position they did lat yeur
| Mr. SfTyfYs--Io what does the gentleman refsTf
| Mr. PLuYS--Your speech last year.
Mr. SIYyTSs-I still maintain that tho s"utb hs'in 8
unclaimed independent OF this Government aud taken
w arm. to support lis Josiion,is hv the laH Of NATIONS
ab.g.rent; aud hold that they should nsEer cone
beck igto the Union except as Eew S'u'c' iIoh ''H
| qu-red territory.
| Nj PRYs said no hal quoted frou the gentleman
10 show that his position was utterly uoonsst" ~ with
that which be took last year: Ne" The se'nsh'n
I say. they sr- rot . cOnau..cN C6r0n.
| Mr. SiF,pNs--i so.p 6srch thing
| NJ PRryS--lfs gentleman guad nom scripture 10
.iO'. hat We ought 10 execute vengeance on lhos'
rtoye
81, SIlyrys-I applied Scripture 10 show hat The
1otI plMls.ed rs FOR not abOshnc slavery snd thai
o will continue TO punish - uhtL He 90 MI mat he
was punisbins tie Hoath
Mr. PsTYN-I certainly understood tho gentleman 10
,av thn - was our moral aud e,aloGs duty tOplt down
the Rebellion Is Rebellion ard not - conquest oil
Tke Committee ,ser rose, and tho House sjJourred
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