New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

together during the late Rebellion. The mind oI every
had been fixed az the outset, that so long as INC
waters Of the Mississippi from North TO Soutb SO ons
the United States would be one country The Eoi.d ~as
entering upon new system une1ampleG ~ extent
and impOnancc-nOmoly that of ship canos II tt Gauss
Of The Intervention of European States ~ Sohh AueIc
carefully examined il would be found that the d
object 10 gain control Of those grcat lines o natural
coumuniCation-the Amazon ana Rio dc "a Plata klVers
which drain the best portion ot the South American COR
tiucnt SO tie obi CT Of tho Emperor Of France was TO
cain control Of tic limo Of transit the .s'hmus
which mites tie Atlantic and Pacific Oceans u was
impossible TO conceive anything so mport as Tie oeeu
patton Of that isthmns fol Oyoas. Napoleon a0
his predecessor iG his tine lad this object il view.
When Napoleon entered on his Me1ioan scNene
lie believed tlat the Amcrcln Government was &C.
troycd and that be would be lett IN ndsiurbed oecula-
ton of The POSITION Had he succeeded IN IT, hf letter to
Marshal F0.oy and LIS declarations 10 tho ffench people
would have been made eood-namtly, t1"t FRANCE lau
achieved destiny The Continent which hd never been
contemplated. Tie canal across the lsthnus oi Sael
connecting tie Mcd,,oanoan and nc Red Seas, hai been
already COMPLETED aid for The # TIA wo.h Napo
leon lad been ready 10 encounter Gl the opposition - the
crowned beads Of Ellope and As'd Russia bda artery
celebrated the iuaugulatOn ol railway nom te iohues
Of Poland 20 OJC sa, by which She united her great gram
rowiue regions 10 tho Black Sea. llay hal undertaken
the gnnclng Of tio mountains e. a."'ns L.l r-. L'y
and Prussia dni Austria are now abcn 8" engage ~
dreadful war, which, though might ie lo-'poA'd OI
few months could Lot long be deferred ne ptl1e % be
contendcd for being ship canal TO connect c le-tle
second rycr ID the German States second Only 20 me
DanubC-wth lie baiuc al Lubock o. hlc'. ibe Pl'P
of New England appreciated The mPonapee-LGyI tAe
necessity ils CtuaIt competing WIN isHi y ia fNe
enterprises and was not just OF generous L0f lie he
man who represents Chicago Or. WontwothJ 10 charge
unworthy motives AID objects upon them.
Alr. WENTWORTH remarked that tie men n'ore .ed IN
tle Northern Pacific Railroad Company lad ayoited llb,
and lie had been unable 10 mokc them cut and his sole
object IN making his speech the other G0y was to td& oHt
information, and on purpose Le Lad hfcd a. 'Ao Aoek'
MI BAYKs d cclincd going into discussion % ,Aa mat
ter His umMks directed 10 the cause, DOT 70 ihi
consequences. i was because OF tLeso great enterprises
opening an sides that the people q Sew LLe and NO
men 10 WORK IN the shops, vho cuiiiYaied the u'ls
took deop interest In these qucstOns II not In
rrobabe at the Ohio would be connected with cJamcs
River by ship canal On the haGawha that tne gr,aV
lakes woall bc connected by ship caIa win ile ~
Lawrence River. ii the cost Of transportation q gram
could be thus reduced oneqnarer OF one-af the u,su
States would have control Of the gram markets of me
world By the completion Of The entePnse Whi'h ne Aai
indicated the Mississippi Valley would be given tie grand
est prize ever opened to man, the control of the grain
markets of the world. To the Paclhc states WoLq DC
given the control not O say monopoly, Oi inc Asatc
trade; aud 10 te Eastern States would bc eel the control
of The manufactures IL tie markets oi Europe ara ASA
lie could not doubt that the man was living io-iay
wLO would see Paris and London yield IN IN
porance and power 10 the City Of Neg-iok ana to ihc
n.nc city Of he West, whichever that might be- that
would share with New-fork It's financial influence ana
power. Whenever these things we're accomplished tAe
credit If thCr incpielcy, as well of tleir exc, uOn
would he due the common people OF Now-EueaLd, VINO
never yet war ed om their true purpose, and tei
honest intention In any OF these enterprises, and The hrs
railway that wolled Us sluggish and heavy foot over the
Rocky Mountains. with the unednAly harmony Oi the
steam calope would chant the requiem o the sohd men
Of ioston until Euets, the of earth should STIR IA
his mi hts cavern.
Sir WESTwokTH remarked tDat he was opposed 20
making owe, the Immense grant Of the Northern Pacific
Ral0ad Company 10 III. Gat of Canada, and that be
fought ihe BILL because lie thought that Nev-i gland had
gone over 20 Canada.
Mr.. BAEKs remarked that New-Enslard never went
with Cduala or TO Canada She was ur the Goyorment
of The Uued States aud none other ard would be IL the
end.
Mr.. WESTwoRTH said lie Was opposed TO the union a
Ncw-Ensaud with Old In -and. Tie lrst battle oi tie
late had been between the United Saicsa England
aud the United States Lad whipped, thank God.
Mr.. GRINNIL ia the absenco of Mr.. Puee, who lai
charge Of hc Pacific Ralroad bill, experstd the giet of
hc latter eeLtcnan tlat Mr. BGn had not he'd the op-
portuuiiy yesterday of making his able speech
Mr. MISrwoRTH asked and obtained leave of abser
for three weeks bui announced that be wonid not avail
himself Of the privilege uulcss he could effect pair the
questions liberty Of economy and Of keeping whisky
ont OF tie Senate. Laughter.
Al 81 oc.oek the House adjourned.