The New York herald., 1866-01-30

dollar Of the rebel debt would be paid and AZ to tho
FEDERAL debt tbs security for It's payment not BY any
such suafahtee bua In the passage Of laws imposna
OF ths South as Of necessity parts OF this great
republic Unless We are TO confront the necessity
FORA aespous we must acknowledge the fact that they
are and VIII remain forever the esential pars OF the
county have heard said that We are 20 hold them
provincial dependencies Has the gentleman from
Ohio tNr Sheabarger seriously Thought oi what hls
words implyi Ten millions people held by repub.
iiean government In dependence forever There has
been no such Outrage pcrpetated or contemplated
thousand years In the history of nations II with
them In that form we shall simply justify the courre
they have taken and repetition OF that course in
future submit whether holding these States pro-
vincla dependencies Is the proper way 10 promote
loyalty among themy Something N due TO human
nature on that point as well AS on others Did Austria
promote sincere loyalty by holding Italy or Hungary In
subjusntony No sir. The dsioyay grew stronger and
stronger til Austria finally forced 10 yield 10 u 70
IL has been all the world over The dial Of
OF civilization must have gone back two thousand years
II 10 accept any such theory that Can We not
exercise much cemency julius Csar exercised IN
the civil OF Romo HIS first after he conquered
Pompey was to admit all his followers TO amnesty.
The first thing he did after conqneung Latin enemy
wa 10 admit it people 10 fun citizenship In Rome Mr.
Raymond submitted tho following points, Ftrst-That
having resumed under the Presidents guidance, their
functions of self government In the Union. Second
That tho House should decide the admission Of ~
presentases by districts admitting mons bat loyal men,
who can take tho oath prescribed holding all other
disqualified the Senate stng in the same way 10 re
gard TO the representatives Of StatsA Third-That
should provide by law for giving TO The freed
men OF the south all the rights of citizcns IN
courts OF law and clsewhere Fonrth--Erclud.
from federal ofccs the leading actors Ia the rctlal-
lion fifth-Adopt such amendments to the constitution
wise 10 Congress aud 70 the States acting
freely and without coercion Sixth, Take such
OF prccantOn ~ viii prevent the overthrow In any State
republican form Of government In concluslon he
have only 10 thank Tho House for The very great
indulgence with which II has listened "a my remarks
have spoken With sincere desire % promote the peace
and harmony OF the Union and the permanent welfare u
the country which have struggled 10 hard and
successfully To saye II have said things just and wise
beg you not 10 let them be dsparagcd by anything
unknd or that may have uttered beg yon
to BOAR la mind this fact that OF tue Sorth and OF tho
ond Tho dead of the oonisnding hosts sleep
AT last beneath the soil or vnc common coun-
try, under their common nag Their hos'iihsa are
hnshcd, and they the dead of tho nation for
The victor may well exnlt In the victory bn has
achieved Ie, u be our TASK a. viii be our highest
glory 60 make the vhnqushed and their postery 10 the
hicst generation rejoice m tho end
Mr Raymond apokc for a littls over two hours, add
was istfned 20 With marked attention.
Mr JCittN spoke for few minutes declaring that DO
wa against adopting tcmponIng policy The rsbcls
OF the South halo the negro, not 1iapy az allies VI tho
Yankee bni 10 tho authors OF their intfortnn"e They
bsic hnn With rancor ths orcers out all over tho
South facy Norld not voluntarily give equal political
rai ~ fbe ufsro They declare thay would do rather
than DO 90 There should be constitutional amendment
ilw of Canvr, guaranteeing tho baiiot a. IN"
goo' Of lhe south IL. ~ moi, lac said make enrmes
o people an1ng whom there were no traitors. snc ~lo
world be- 70 nd Ia the future as 10 the past our most
effective ailirs
NJ J1nS.oN, (dcm of Pa, asked, and was granted
ave 10 print Ia rcmarkG
NJ Gni w.ln, rep % y. ", wished The subject 10
be od without Instructions In order that tho
comm Zee lIght report IN view Of the discursioD
NJ SIt. did not knos what three men bad agreed
upon any plan
Nj GiIs'soLo amended his motion 70 nriode all
the pm .'0gitionA
ar scaEseK, lrepj of OHIO Intellectually sought
have tho subject referred 10 tha Committee oa tho
Judiciary.
hs.aus, srEvSp aud cospiso, mamesr of tns select
comnuee objected To the reference proposed. The
latter aid that all the prupostions having besn before
the committee 10 good could result unless The honfo
gave Instructions
br GntswOtD aid II the committee AZ ~ hoarNg tip
debate should report bncs the resolution vsad
20 very FAR 10 strengthen tho fnlnds % many Who
nov douttnR
The previous question ordered recoGainjiiing
the fuhlo {, and the House adjourned.