New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09


that meant TO say or did that any Rhs0 10 make
senate who votes for this resolution menus Gov
on ON tbe President said nor intended 10 say
no such thing. - A. ;rfo,enee
A., InoIYTTIv said if the Senator from MANS "9uu
,ofr Co the remarks he poottie) naae .r1 v'' no ss
he would find that he had reference ~ VIZ snm Kar
about sttacns d % the Senator from Ohio (Wade)
lmehy ee9emsn had Joined together to oppose the
adinistrston and 70 destroy the iree o'a'o VI h''
i'xaM MORRILL, interrupted Mr.. Doolittls TO ssy that
,bot be 1Morrj,D regarded az particularly offensive
was his classification Of the senate INTO Two ,ns
,sdionls and conservatives. The whoie tome VI tno
sncorb Of MIR Doolttle appeared 70 CLASSIFY Sena"i
in that way II there was In the Senate BODY caeu
radicals against whom tho President au 10 oH,oY
fended lie thought the speech Of Mr. Doon,t!e oohoh
ious on this account: ..,o s,,o,,r
from Ohio Mr. Wade and the Senator nom he,S ny
mir Powell: did not refer to any othtr SENIOR W
this floor in the OF my reInarRs NY INC -,
were made for them; meant snd intended tnen r IDa
them. Imeant all said and mean S n np" iay in
speaking of the Executive, said; ne EAeeu.l' 80 h
blood He has not got nerve enough 10 CITY p"s
postion as he ought" I referred 10 this. chtrseu
moon the Senator from Ohio and the Senator rom Men
tucky the purpose Of attacking the AdminisSa ,
and destroy ing the free State OF Lonsiaha CIT wy w
Senator from Kentucky wants to keep Louisiana gu. v.
the Union nntine Rebels can vote ard the senator nom
Ohio wants 10 keep her ont until the negroes GU 10
That is what said then. uudertook ~ stehh w
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the last six or eight months undertaken to puplsh .
ter charging me with being in conspiracy WIN
the President to deieet the passage III t ,to
Senate of a certain bill IN relation 10 the
reconstruction Of Louisiana and other Staes-l mean
the letter published the Senators own senhtu ~
which he assumes TO say that hnd written 10 cIf
ot Louisiana Ia say that that b wond he Kept III tc
noetet of the President to the Presided nom ie
necessity Of vetoiug IL. Mr.. President ~ u MN ~ ~
the Senator from Ohio in published le'ier 10 sh' ~ -
informed by responsible gentleman thut soe Otbe'
crtlamon has said in tie pfcseuce Of some other gen
lie Ian that The senator fom Wisconsin haI wIl''e
letter to Louisiana in Nhich he said this and inc otn'
tbingP And lpon eyidele e like that has the Seuat
from Ohio attacked only the President oil the ohlteu
Sates but me personally. Mr.. President Tue Sehatoi
from Maine win understand that when havS reier
enee to anything that he says on this foor sha spe"S
of what ne SAYS and of him. certainly nave hot !e
reerrcd 10 him nor 10 bis action here In TIE speeeL
which made IspOke Of the Senator IRON ODlo ana n'
senator from Kentucky In relation TO this resolution
have only TO repeat What said IN the beginning VA
L don't think it can accomplish sDy euoa pui = >
and 1t may possibly do harm Upon ths very rec ~ ~
Is inquiry into the business VI the EAeeu''o ""'
is unnecessary and unwise. , s,.,
Dir. WADE said lie had very little idea OF brina
dragged into such debate this He did not Know tle
he hal ANYTHING paItieul irly 10 do with H. He ne
heyed he right in shat lie did last summer ALu Il,
had a yery large majority OF tie Senate Win NM hNo
believing that he cared very little what the scAhlo
from Wisconsin had 10 say about IT, lie ga mol tnihs
an he (Nr Doolitte) could soy on the subject Wai
worth the time of Senate ~ sey II in nor ne ns
it would take him (Wade) TO reply 10 H. lac (NhUI
did moi suppose that in anything either Of them (he o.
Mr. DoolitlcJ might say the subject they could SAP
serve the interests of the country 80 wen as 10 Io
pss and proceed with business. But be sald pc mus
saw word or two in reply 10 the unprOVosed a't
made upon him. But il he (Dooittle) wanted 10 MAKE
it appear that he was the piiicnar u,ienuvr VI ~,
lie was braced by him. he (Dooilitic) tnl hu1i
poorer opinion Of tie President than he Wade ht
would advise the President if he was ID daigtI OF ai
attacks for Lords sake 10 select somebody mat Nou
be of some help to him In reply 10 the Remarks OF Ar
Dootte about the publication oil letter s,.a 20 nav
been written by Mr. Doolttle TO citizen oil Lorisanl
Mr. Wade said be had the best authority ior Inc punL
cation aud the best assurance that the elter " 4
written Abiding to the charge Of aitaekn TIE lei
I dent Mr.. Wade said be had attacked hnn whch X
thought he was wrong and lie wOD!d do 80 again. liz
Thought the Senate Of the United States had some indie
pendent duties of its own to perform and Senator
ought not TO sit quietly and keep silent when TIE fiesi
dent did what the Senator believed 20 he wrong II
conclusion Mr.. Wade denounced what he termed IN
demagogical appeal Of Mr. DoOsittle a. passion sn'
prejudice as unworthy Of the place ana TIC 2Iss'lve
alleging that he (Wade) had unjusiy ATTACKED the al
mipirtraton in the strongest terms he could ute III
said Mr.. " ade mistaken IN asserting thai ne tD'o
lj,,e) stood here as the special friend champion
the President. He wouG admit that be was a1ong 10
!. friends OF the Executives ard when he NE ie
e Ident was right be would defend him aasttte deDui
!. citation of the Senator from OHIO
" Mr. SUMMERS resolution calling upon the Fresidtn
for Information concerning the late peace conference
was then passed
On motion Of Nj. CoILAMfE the Senate took Up ID
On the motion of Mr. HALE the second section re
ourinc the ptepGymen. Of postage Oh ncwspapers an
: periodicals was stricken out. ard the bIl as tau
amended was passed.
EVENING SESSIONS
Mr. JoiIssoN offered resolution that nfter Iuctda,
NEXT the Senate have night sessions, which as ia
over.
BRIDGE oyEE THE oio
On motion Of Mr. POWELL. The BIZ 10 esub'-h
bridge over tie ONO at Louisville. was taken up an
passed
DouNDAEY OF NEVADA.
Il Ny WADE called up the bill Tor defining the bOlnda
r,e, of The state of Nevada. Mr. abe explained tina
this bill proposed 20 tako.one degree from the terito
| OF Utah, and add 10 Nevada.
Mr. IRuMBUIL inquired If tho Saints had been cor
suited on the subject.
MIR WAVE said the Committee on Territories had n
knowledge on this subject. The Saints might Know
4 OF they might not
tory which they proposed to annex. There wonio De
II large population there next year. but they woud 10
be Mor1nons. The proposition before the Senate Woui
give the state Of Nevada much better boundary tia
II now had
Mr.. GRrMEs inquired what was tho present area {
| Nevada
+; Mr. ME- did not know, but II was not ~ large a
Utah.
81 Mr. PoNERoY said II was 900 90 square niles
| MIR. COMES thought II was 100000.
| Mr. PONERoY corrected himself. lie believed II wa
| Jos, 900 instead OF ga 90 square miles.
Pending the consideration Of this question the Snai
adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
PUBLIC CURIOSITY.
The galleries and floor of the House wer
| hnft tha npf ~ al