The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-12

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rrssd by Congress sa'e shall declared sn,sd 70
AZ the obe,tiona and liablne, of Stat. within N.
by the pre-ds, to III persns resdng in sad State
hay. as.ndsd asn.t the auho,y dignity and peaes Of the
Mr.. X sEsu, trcp Of XIV, addressed tho House,
arguing that u the fault o. the radical maiori'y
that the insnrgen' saios were not now re- onnruc cd
and the country estnred 10 ace and Iroparl'y Tho
majority had had tho matter In the Palm of their hands
for the last seven months, but had done moth M Re
fore Congress met the Speaker had lad down tho rni bv
which tho Hos t. be oserned Departing from
the policy OF restoration laid down by Pres dent Lincoln
and Pres fent johnson, he the rst The
plant apn nat President johnson Tor not having called
congress together He argued that " rr Colfav ard
the cailng memb n of the republican part, had dnrng
las, deemed desirable that Cnn~ress should
be convened he and they sho vi have made that opinion
known TO The President and m country and the Speaker
should have remained here for that pnrlnse Instead of
going vsit TO Brigham Young ami his ladies. and
gathering M mater al for his splendid ectur, lnt
none o. these Gentlemen ad asked me President 70 ra
hshed letter asserting that the day after the
murder OF President Lincoln hc had made such
q suggestion, and that President Johns"n told
him the respons btlos o. tho Presidency had been
suddenly thrown him that he had not thought of tho
matter That the first and last that had
head OF desire The part of Speaker Colfax 10 have
Congress convened He had not cssed tho mhdest
or most modest sort Of IN h des re 10 tho President
and yet the nst thing h did when he came back
TO complain that tho President had not called Congress
together Mr. Ro swau passed on 70 speak ~ the a aut
made some weeks since on tho President by sr lnger
soil and said that tho language made use of that
occasion unworthy be uttered the floor ~ tho
Hoass, tho President being denounced % damagoguc,
and all who supported his policy ctspi;iles and syc
ophants lie hurled back such cpithcis The teeth or
him who uttered them, and who hai done moth ne dur
ing the but stay home and lonk after the Offices
Mr.. FAnSswoRrT trcpl OF M called attention 10 tho
fact that Mr.. Inge soil was absent
Mr.. ROUSSEAU said he aware OF that, but that
not his Mr Rosseao q fault u he was not here now
he would be back, and he tMr Roseau not roinr
leave He would not say that he 1woud be responsible
10 him hero elsewhere" He did not seek q be held
responsible outside OF the house, but N the gentleman
nue c,m, ,san no wo" p.a n ss ssss
would say. however TO b'gn with, that when the rcn-
teman stigmazed those who sustained tho Presidents
policy sycOphants and icksp tiles, who seeking
FOR contemplate Office that false. unjust 10
the President and unjust TO hts friends, and unjust
gentleman from Illinois b msclf Grant, sherman and
Thomas supporters " the Prssdcni and would to
gentleman tell them that they were ckspttlesS Tho
ersumsanes sha. provoked the passion s and ae sn
the removal OF OF his friends from csintemphlc
once In Peoria-thc editor of Newspaper thcrc Mr
Rousseau went 10 argue that th~ adopttn by tle
republican party Of . librrxl, manly and just
policy u shs comm nccment Of Congress world have
years and that now. uced the sadsr.
Of that party that their cor-e would be diapproved
Without admitting rennessss They would have 70 e.
Their words In that particular He predicted thai Mr.
Speaker Colfax would tell hcm that they darr not 20
back TO their constituency without doing that jast,
4 ylssss.. .sPl q IND ia..rsr:sa him 70 :.::s
ent OF the scsson IN favor Of admitting the loyal NOM
bers from Tennessee.
Speaker nd other radical mernserr, and that the
programme: but si tho loyal mcmbcru fron Tcnnessre
he spssscr of tho English Parliament What .ns. body
had passed. and thr reply was 'beven weeks. your
hsj4styn 20 ths congess asked 'he same question.
nothing but pass Freedmens Bur'su bill and sons
such measures
Nr PRcr, trcpl Of Iowa sent up q tho Clerks dosk
and had read letter from Colonel sokes OF Tennessee
his constituents, In which he took ths ground that
rsnnessss and she other ,nsurreni Mses Hc ssid he
would place that declaration of who kne~ tho feel
ines of the people Of tho South, made too To- oppcon
10 his own interests against ths opinions Of the men,
Mr. GussKLr rot leave 70 make personal explsrsu n
IN erence 10 some reflections upon bin made by Mr.
Rousseau he said that n he were tho President and
such q speech mad. In his defence he would say
,ss. %essr1sr so"si ~ y,,"e IN e,y ,fc - !, nm
tary.p In what volume the gepslemnns mil sry
history to he founds The reputation he got In Kentucky
earned by sending back tho Onto
Mississippi river who baf the river for their liberty.
Where had the gentleman been IN tho great battles
OF the war; hundred and nfty miles from them.
Let him ask General Grant az sny general ofGc his
opnon about him The gentleman hal talked aboDt hts
command ng fowa troops; bat a leading oncor from
that state had told him u was common crpr,
among the troops when there any e,c tem~nt that
II either rabbit Or General kousaeau He bad not
led Iowa troops to the 'inmipent deadly breach u
was al prelcnce--all the mercst mockery. II tho
gentleman blowing his o~n horn. The gentleman ira
duced him mr. Grinnel1 In speech icb ~ made IN
New York NJ Fenlan inR speaking ~ him A. "a
pitifu poll teal demnRogue whose name he i@eyei 49,
ad mssr ss sa % me @ nss sn es 20
Sieyen-D mscr-an, for whom De coulf not eKpress
hts contempt. "And there" saii Mr Grnneii, ~
most contefnptuOus manner, hefe he stands sx feet
high AMI even calling hlmssif a abatooed-up general
ON ar aud gentleman
Mr. Ro~sau NJ ar shifting bis position several times
had got into the vicinity ~ Mr Grnneii, and 4 might
reasonably It'd that smsrng under the iaYutz
Ana yneers 80 laV s,Iy dr.c,ei at Lir he would take
, mmary mode ~ de.Iing with the number from ioss
bit TIT. time Nr Banks anf made the pom ~
hst me rensman from Iowa had Dot. lr os'sin
rgb, 10 Violate the ~ debate, shlch point otd
the speater susts mel notify ng NJ. CnsDe that D.
NJ porsyar intieaica that " tho Speaker would not
pro ct him he would prsssrt bim.elf
Mr. GYfxxtfr remarked that " the gentleman W. ~
deny that hs hal caed a member of TIE Hoase mis-
crcant he woud have nothing fnrpgr a. say.
Mr. Rocs esc dsnled thai he had called Stevens
mi.crrant bat admitted saying tai man wha would
nut himself bstween The contend ns faiona a tbe
county 10 keep thsfn srsft wss miscrssnt
Nr Cpf~~uL renafkef, snrcr ngly. thsi 'ei0w who
h,iisi quarrel with color barber migia uy 20 gcs
GOT 0f IL IN that way.
NJ Rot. fsr rsueved the int ma'i,n ~. u tie
WUVll not Vfbt1Nt ~ N~tA PfVA""a jim
self
y,lasd s rules u dsbsts h@ woalf call him 90 orer
Mr GRfssr concluded ~ dl'avsving any unirspdib
neas towards tue gentleman from Kentucky % hs at
Nr IL - rsr ohtAinss IN foor and made temperate
stasmens a. the Hoase In rcferene 70 hs position
former debate tie 8aiest ~ oa'ra comm tod
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