, 1866-07-20


III. Ke1ley-That Ia ono Of the Pscsldcnt's
Nf. Kasson, OF iowa, favored Mr.; she!'Ahar-
ter's substitute, though be did not concur IN
nu1e Of The vIeWR expressed. ue icsfea In.
be Union party would be Weakened, rather
han nided, by the measures proposed TO be
sif.s Hotchkfss, Of Now York, and Nr. Hub.
ard, or Conutcticut, spoke IN advocacy OK
he resolution aud In deaunciation Of the
t Ths resolution Of Mr. she1lsbarger was then
1t. steveus, Of Penns7lyansa, offered =
resolution declaring il to be the autY q
sTer5 Urlon nsn to denounco The fhilaaI-
peopie. lie said he wanted the lines dis
tinctly drawn between the friends ana ene-
mics or Tue Union cause, and wanted tt ols-
tipct1v understood that no onr who favored
the Philadelphia Convention could haxe any
agree with the gentleman from nltnois tME.
Harding u his views, y but did asFeo "1sh his
in. Bromwe1l, OF Illinois. followed tn favor
OF this resolution, denounetnE the PRESIDENT,
and saying we ought to revise % ~ at ine IT, ~
Prcsldent can ill, and that saiaIies should %
abolished, and other means taken to render
the power Of appointment useless In hts
hsrda. Congress could sit a1l summe--*e
were paid BY the year, and 1t made no odds
Mr. Lane {senaior), Of Iudigna, followed In
a very excited speech, dcmanding tas enaes-
ment Of stringent laws to r:atrafn and cuttall
The power Of The Psesidens-say!ng ne "aa
ready to sit all summer, II necessary. at the
point of the bayonei that u victim vas
million Of soldiers would lock to the Capital
10 sustain the Conazees against the tyranny
ot the President He branded oil Union men
who support the President a. actuated by
desire tor office, and AZ belonging the bread
and butter brigade" His remarks we're re-
lii. Hale, of New York, objected to the re.
solution Us unjust to true Union men and
Union newspapers, aud especially to the New
York Eptntag I'oss, which favored tue Con.
ventlon. Slr. Halo rldicu1ed Senator Lano's
called ie- by The facts at tic caac..
| Senator Wilson, at Massachusetts,. de-
nounccd the Po4t-sald one Of It's psaptlctor9
onIy escaped tho reultcntiary BY technical
and traitor. lie agreed ID branding tho Phil.
adc1phla Convention rs conspiracy, ana de-
nounctng ali who favored It In any way.
Mr. Hale denied that tho gentleman refer
rcd 10 By ecnator Wilson was member of
lilo editorial corps Of tho Etthtn1 poss, or re-
spoulible for. its coursc. lie denounced tho
Senators FclnRrks ~ an unwafrnntcl nttack
on private tll!xen-satl tho pofson In Qtics-
ton AZ acquitted on tho merits on ILLS TIM,
md that no uau Lad right to lu1pugn hla
senatar Williams, of Oregon. followed In
Mr. Aulcrton, OF Missouri, coucurscd I, ill.,
no,lnctug Tho President atld tho Philadelphia
Convention, and all who supported or iAsUret
ttNSf, tNsS Tsse tassoss " wy p@s;S wv wv
tao .e,s c"aM,sy;t ; Ae 1ioHe ~ so"'o 'e"s'" a''t
Ur. (,a,i ,innnd, Of Now York, snld liz pr
ounce lie Was not Sultty o. nny u"aae Ill.,. ~ ~ "
w" " hNpfDasuK sto" NJ tes1tut.ua Ma1 9.u
ea, IN pa!s ~ 'east, a. aia. ,x no tesaIue" II
menace, Ana 90 4ar a. ~ was mehaeo, ant
~ sueh uifccIeu against nln, 10 sceA!ucu
WIN ~ other feeling thah one OF utter con @
tempt. Hc was mol fespooslo'o, psfanna!iy
' pfoIctstona!ly, or FoHlicAlIy, 70 tac Gent!e
nun rom fc1ns5lsahia, aof 70 ing aetega'los
from fcnnsylvanla, nor 20 thc Union mem
bcra Of Congress assembled 10 GancHs u
paHy W iasor o: ~ con5t1iasnss ana " up
| Enhtment ot tNe HAtloual uutun tautenAon
, When either OF thesc nqthotitlcs saw W e
expe! nm or 70 c1c!tue nin rom tae palty
nc ~o5u eyo nee" tho.r !" IT, "s .n an,,n, 10,
feeoEhlzru thclf autnoln!. nus tne actl9. p
o. !hat caucus 10 re:ara 70 hls Memeessn!l
. o. tnc uniop PUTTY WSe mater ot cnuss
} !nuhlcfcncc 10 nm. nncn Tue fh!auS!phtl
Eoatent,too % Mas 'isst sa%moaoa, aG peusfse
"9nia nave Rooa easet ~ ha1aonai.1!o:
upon trordsi aud sais, easE;; IL hsl ncye =;
eI paIty was thu, M nationalizad and md iibcrai,zed I'd
nnsa rom ia hands II, th.lse nf il onnonents
nnsi he Ind thrrcfare 1ooketl WITH faror a,
fhe cal1 for the Convention. Whenever b
;. saw reason ia Change his on{nlon as to ia OF
jcct and effect, be should net accordingly,
it shou1d become apparent that 1t VAS intend
: ed to break up the Union party and thso'
!. The power OF tho South into The hand. c
. "rebcls and Coppcrheads," !" nelther the TiHse
4 nor its editor would support It. But new.
paper Is compelled 10 discuss all the phase
Of public Affairs as they arise, from day /
!. | opmcnts, He branded as utterly false an
a | elauderous ali inttmations that his course VI
! prompted by a desire for oflice-snyipg tha
4 lie had never asked and would never acccp
. my office at The hands Of the administration
= and asserted hts purpose to be governed, i
i his action upon each question Us It mish
- arise, by Ills own iudguieut Of what was III
# aud wise.
:" Tho resolution was then adopted, A{r. Hal,
sw xG so9s gotn apa M6 Re-
rartiaIly. at least. nffncd nt him. stntIne III,
=. be declincd to yota ut ali,
~ Gen. Banks then apn0uced the aproIuttne1
u ~ ,hn f,nmmftten nr Ntnn. senatnrs Mnr,11
of MIME :: Chnnd1er. ot 3f;chItran Nye-
r. Eerads: md Rcpresentutf 1ea Eoltax. nf I
" diana EsTnsEnrfI. NJ 1liinoJ.. Hnteheia
81 aH Na.;s s," ,csa, .-.--, =. -.nos.: aoss1es1
b. sets.
r. Gov. Hamilton, Of Texas, then address
= the meeting hg IL invitation, on motion
Se cd, 10 meet ut the call Of he Committee
THx SECOND CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON. D. T., Sunday, July Is
e The proceedings Of the caucus Of Saturtl
ts | Vi Wednesday. tbs teuper Of tha TWO y
III | ratfjra]1r different The eyfrernc nrorasitir