The New York herald., 1866-05-10

70 ~ tore ComnAsder Charles H.n,er % M fcsmss nk
n the NAVY. Mr. Grimes explained thai In the early
parl of the war Commander Hunter pursued 2 blockade
rnuaer and run her ashore and captured ner ON inc
soast ~ nha within marine league OF the island The
Spanish govern took umbrsge at TINS Us violation
OF neutrality laws and Commander Hunter was cashered
The pill 70 restore HIM was passed
sMnHsoaIAN IKs rrUrE aEr0Rr.
Mr. ANTHONY, trep) Of r. l., from the sommi,tee on
Printing, reportd resolution TO prin. hye thousand
copies Of the report Of the regents Of tne
Dgposlr GOVERNMENT FUNDS -
Mr. 0RxEs introduced resolution, wn'cn was
adopted nsructing tho Finance Committee 70 Il,io s,i
oalcer shall deposit public funds except IN the oned
States uDTreasury In cises where there are , sa
treasures in ihe United States Treasury Department
N Washington city.
UNIFORM QUARANTINE SYSTEM.
The resolutions under consideration yesterday 10, % s
prevention OF the introduction OF cholera nto she
Of the United States were taken up -,
Mr. CHANDLER, speaking IN favor OF tho resou,i0ns ne
said he did not pretend to know 90 much about INC @
cholera other Senators who had spoken YESTERDAY ne
had only had the disease twice his life tanghter ana
had only spent three or four years OF his life where i
was cemms sion Of the best nedlcal men IN ,hs le
nature Of cholera but Il they had heard
the debate IN the Senate yesterday they wona S,s
vania (Mr. Cowanl He lMr. Cowan) had eoemnly &C.
clared that the disease was not contagious but was cpl
demic That was more than tho greatest physicians ~
After discussion by Messrs. Morrill,. Summer, Ed
munds and Others the joint resolutions were laid over
until tomorrow, and the regular order which was inc
Post Once Appropriation bill, was taken up
rHe POST OvvIcz APPROPRIATION BILL.
The pending question the amendment OF MT
Trbal that NO person appointed during the recess Of
Congress n vacancy OCcasioned except BY death,
resignation or exp ration Of term shall receve
Mr.. WILSON, (rep) of Mass, who was entitled TO the
noor said the country clearly understands why the
needed II grows out Of an apprehension, Of which
there are signs daily that Executive patronage 70 %
the puSc upon The great question Of
reconstruction II seems To me- sir that Il is legitimate
and proper for this proposition tnat the present action
o. the Preed mt and the condition OF the men who
dc him President Of the United States should be dis
cussed in this body and that nothing can be more In
briefly few Of tho oSservatons made yesterday by the
Senator from Wisconsin Mr Doolittie and the Senator
from pennsyvana Mr Cowanl 1hs Senator IRON ron,
I had charged the President Of the United
States with the betrayal Of the republican party
no such charge repeated II and reassertsd
It Now, sir, the record shows that madc no such
with the
have endeavorcd at all times and on all occasions, ID
public and in private to prevent any disagreement oes
twoeen the President and Congress, any disruption OF
the ties the that brought him into power
year ago. Within thirty days after the assassination OF
Mr. Lincoln learned from various sources that there
q class of public among US who hoped 10 have
Of tho administration, reorganization, re-
construction Of political parties It was said SIR on sne
the extreme from the rebels too would be soughed
o and that there would be great political organization
compossd OF inc conscrvsve I'm men, Inu p n1 s ~
United States would be the founder Of great party, as
were Jenerson ana JACKSON. n confess 'ams .irs ns
hinte gave me some aarH nos ~ pa ssan ee.So Su'
alarm for the country am among those, Sir who De.
I,ove ~ o .h. % . - - srar.n,,, .SaS r,ada
Mr.. Lincoln President of the United States in 1860,
carried the country through the war and reelected
M, Ms. Lh0o,n a ma A00s s,,, or~"r,ot;or ~ n"
cn'an nsssaN e ~ ~. rch,ost 15r,cst ana hest
@ s ~ % .n.t or o,ssr,rha,n;rc' raa;oruv ~
h en VI vJ y.s @ ~ nn,n Nv a. f,;t .i;rr
CA eo In % ~ tha ,,,ntr aro IN ~ r.nrs Evos
brsa,h that that oraonSa,;on has braathed has besn
Sroah ,r Mn"r, SS- rs,r;osisr sor irs,;ca for hu
mantv for the eisvaon az avsrv beine thai breathe,
Gods ar and walks his earth Faults Z has do moi
ntend 90 % c,"m ,baa ,ts n"bc men src better thar
nose ~ n,her nar,;ss that zone heore ~
a. o,bor ;ss hns ,as sress rass the rant and Ale N
sh ,o h ravn ,he Se,c. ana raSo mn The oraon,
.at,r 90 a."S "a con.rnad v as Ios,p ,o,;ues a,
aa.on, are anu ~ s oy s oy INV h -
Hou,nr ctr roi, !, 20 no The dnv Of natr oiis ana n
10 ,hor nv dav an bv niyht 70 nrcvant the
and nrcssrye ihc intcuritv Of thai ORGANIZATION
| Tho, fnad svo~t nvse ryoarlv oil tho sfatea n,
tho Trnon and had controic6 the Tnion Ami
| rco,oS hu tho, dos,ro dmrino last antumn ~,
six weeks before vast throngs Of men in
that there would he no daereuce amons ma that there
must be no dnereuce: that there should be none:
came here animated by that same spirit resolved that
word or net of mine should precipato the disrupton o.
the great Union party and IL was oniy sir when tho
| Civil Rights bil-the dearest measure ever yet sup
vetoed; only when tho 22d Of February speech was
made and a determination arrived at to continue
policy that mad BEEN when begun declared to be an
experiment; IL was only then that felt the time had
come for real cause for this difference of opinion
Now sir the Senator from Pennsylvania said another
thing choose notice that now he spoke Of the
hate that animated some Of u.s. Now sir can say be
fore my conscience and before my God that during
these thirty years OF struggle between the reprcssbe
forces OF ant-savery and slavery in America. have
entertained any sentiment Of unkindness towards
my countrymen Of the slaveholdng States And, sir
have looked the graves OF neig bors, Of kindred
fallen In this war; have had feel ny Of hatred
have felt, SIR that the struggle, which contest
OF IDEAS of thought Of hope and act and finally ended
In bloody struggle, logical and philosophical
test. II contest between men, hand, trained
in the spirit Of bertyhat spirit which embraces in is
affections all the children Of of every cline and
race that spirit that pulls not the highest down, but
ecvates the lowesand men, the other hand trained
| in that spirt-the dark, malignant spirit OF human
slavery-that shrves the mind and debases the soul
For two hundred years the side had been ira ned
freedom, the love Of freedom justice and humanity
the other had been trained in the spirit OF caste They
both powerful Ii a contest Of giants; II
an irrep car to VI