The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

be unite satisfied with so hroad asc,sraon ,ha, he ~ q,
wear any mans collar and follow him wherever he NAV
90 Did use harsh ang,age toward The Presient YES
terday9 All said sir 1 siand bv 10 dav and forever
What was the question upon which made these obssr.
vatonsY What has been the opInon of tho Pres,dent
heretoforeY What has been hs acton slnoeS Here sir
are three millions Of peopIe our fr,enda friends N Tho
government who have generously come forward In lie
difficulty 10 help US through the war sacrificed their
blood and their lives 10 maintain the issue on our side
who were faithful 10 us throngb The whole ~ The aim
Guilty, every where assisting our brave soldiers In the
field, and laying down their lives To maintain our prnc
pies and Mister in every way 10 the comforts az our
Grave o ,ho men whenever they fell into the hands
warning with. and nou, .r hase ,. ias- NJ. o
Of the most fghu despotssms that ever settled down
sir exposed to outrages and insults and murder from
these than savages their former masters--mur-
dered told every day. thcir lives taken away
their humanity trsmpled under foot and when Congress
under the constitution of the United Staies IL cndcay.
oring tender them little protection how are we
met here Every attempt of your 'Moses has been 10
trnmple them down, making them worse and throwing
every obstruction ia the way Of anything proposed by
Congress.
Mr. LAsK, OF Kansas-Wi the Senator from Ohio per.
NIT mo 70 ask him question:
Mr.. wADE-Ccrtaniy.
Mr. LASE-Is the report Of your remarks OF yesterday
corTecG
Mr. wApE-I don't know; never look at the Gtobe 10
sec such things | snppoee n is corrcrt and am not
vory ant 70 iake ANYTHING hack Mr. wade Continued -
How, sir, stands this m ttcrY The President OF tho
United States DID at an early period profess to be the
protector and friend-,hs Mosesof these men 70 lead
mas 10 u" aIpeMuncf p"cone thcIr inVetcrate reent-
less foe masing violent war upon any member Of Con
hens VINO oHes 'o rase ms voice or give MS vote IN
support OF any measure for the aneoraton OF the con
a.oh o. va se poor people Iaik 70 me aoou, the presl-
aen' ocing .ner lr.ha When did u over happen oe
,oo 'n' in'uuIe ior tis reei OF sunerinR humanity
a. a. anu a. o.esr az tnis was met win the Veto OF
tno ueh. o 'ne Inited Statos and thai TOO whcn
nc endeaVors TO make his objections to tho measure
M w,.pu' ues'gnaths single clause OF thc consut On
VIA. ne pretended had oeen vioiaiedf
hr LANk OF kansas, here again interrupted MI wad,
spe'ch OIL yesterday
The sne the President has made with Congress the
1s % or s
dsos 70 oeenp their od places on a. floor for The utter
,d @ .S n sa,r u my asma1, 'so on, 20 non,
70 single expression, either oral written where the
iresdent OF the United states advised advocated or
the loor OF either house of Congress
W WADE-ls the Senator throagh'
Mr. LASE-I am sir.
Mr. wApE-I must answer the question, In tho FIRST
place with regard TO the treat nent OF our friends In the
south-threc millions OF people l saw he made vio
lent upon the constitution an assault upon the
power Of Congress in these repeated veto that totally
outside of any Mr.. Wade cont nuod his snimad-
upon the conduct Of the President alleging that
his latest adviser was Mr. Voorhees, OF Indiana who
keep the records Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle
Mr. HESDricKs tdcml Of Ind rose To say that the
charge made by Mr. Wade In relation 10 Mr. Voorhees,
was not true aud DO wished TO give II a square DENIAL
IhE NEIv MESSAnE.
~. n'.n'ns nou, eAP'eu ~ 'h's Po'n' ana 'he 'eo
go. :. va uNen w
VT WAVE coh'ihued MS speech against tho fresideht
Pow,..y' =. a.,
MT lASs rose al the conciusion OF MT wade speech
ann W. ''-the senator from vnio, Forgetting the posi-
.an nc yscupss mas susgestea tnai nave nkcn upon
% sne coar ~ 'ne ires'aen, Q, .he inter staes
oh'o, a. unworthy senator We wcm collar The
ss ra.y ~ .ne un.ca sues' naenca oy dem
O"' su''ausa unu huppotteu py the
army OF .he uhed tacs couid not fAs'en collar upon
.mo asnutii OF Nlcn had tne nonor 10 DC the i.aher
az . s o, p 'rum % on'o maac @ ~ % ,,a e
n,, r s "s". y, ~ ,n'v 1, J % py o'en , =.
won" nave s oesn o ou, ,e avail had mol Deeu ,or
.na' % n.nsr ngh' upon S,e P,snes ., hansss. unuff
s"o Ie.o F" yonr humus speaker' "e "esl
a eoharl indicted TOT treason oy pro
s,a''y sIanu J.'y, n."''u I'nn s'a'" W ss-e.
Sy WIN founded upon Una, Indictment , s !
a., -'.'n , I'm mea' a .oliaf i~usner sr i's.'
e nv hoh arsns and nre,n "1v NJ rrs.
a Yy uon , ir,.uu "ii she"y nI tIesueni, nes,r
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h'nIs"N ~ W ,,.,,
Wr - ,e,,n re,a 49, c,,ra., ,tron ,,,a an, .,d
he aopealed T. yr wat" 10 thdsw the se,sus cbsrSs
so ~ is rsssr ,o ae ecn,
C9nnec,icY, .Jccon ore rn,e vc,arv H. ha, g. IA
,o~ ~ n ,hc renubncan nrrtv r, "a. the g., sc,,c
Of hs bsndwr,,ins en- The vail He va nn, lie defend
or NJ tho prndeu, .pcec, of the 2a1 ~ Tebrn,rv r.
h.hevcd the pros, le5t was evcitss-G,egr.cT xbcn
ne made I, no b,d aop 20 a Nv Nm, Rad bcen
.aid of nm in fop,r - =
M RrosS took the foor ,o correct statement made
b. fr l. relation "A tle
Winter pnvis re-one,ructlon bm He filr rrosnl i,1i
voted or ,lri raj sgfrf,ve In th,t I'm ami be crrd
10 rriiere AZ a,acr, NJ and pay tbai no troroflop
N any ~ ls ne 10 M rcastnis. ON ot.tle lstriv rtei
lions stale, vou1 roeiv. b,s vn,o nnic@s I, yortl.a
for universal surra ge vfbont reys 40 color or race
Mr. Dror rTF s,id no u az no, present shon Tho i
Rivhta bpI Wa4 pas.es b,t had bo becn ie,r
no doubt he shouH tayc votod for re
measure since tho passage of the b M m the senate ~
had r,ad "a. v.,v ,ble src'ehcs az NJ, p,-b.', "A
u lapn OF ohio and the oblectlss 10 tbo h n AZ 40,
forth n the veto res.age and tbeso haf c.uaed him to
Give the measure hs cnrne., con.lsr,ou II contains
Propositions uron hlch tho ablest ien-sn In ghou
we mad uudorhted ronndenee-dirrr no Wished the
biI could he pIa~od In charge of The Judiciary Commit
tee and that COMMITTEES would frame one which
would avoid the objection. rslged 10 IL In
this body In the other House aud by the
Exeou utiv. He was de@rou. Of prcsarypg arnIcabo re
laiions between Congress and the Executive Thcre
were three years vet ~ this during which
the country may iTvr or perish fe had dscotered the
elements ~ q cdson before the sesston OF Congress-
ant no had stryen and would strive 10 prsveut a H.
saw among HIS fr ends 20 act towards the
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