The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-20

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responsibility Of members was 20 unmstskshae and x
ave - 70 insist upon Ysirenchmsnt and eoonoy II
Mr. R,c.. trsp Of Mass, said that the Conmi,sss on
Naval Aaan had Gu. down the appropnations 10 this bill
% the S sxssns Of CO. and hsnrst thing he did whsu
?soo, 600 more. No member Of the governments had
displayed greater anxiety 70 etrench than had the SEQ
necessary that the Portsmouth, Navy Yard should be en-
h,ged Otherwise the public interests would suffer
bssn said that this purchase should bs made aad he
quoted from the report Of Admiral Smith 70 show that
me Island was not necessary for government purposes
great pride in the navy the gentleman from Massa-
chusstts and would do everything 10 uphold lie honor and
vote any measure unless there was necessity FOR H.
M RorLIss, rep Of N H., briefly defended the pro-
posed appropriation for the purchase OF Seavys sland
and said the gentleman himself had shown that IL was
Mr. Riynoup, rsp.) Of N. r., would not have the i'm.
Preston prevail that the Committee Appropriations
were less anxious for promoting commerce and saving
money than the members who had spoken against tho
spproprission That committee, after full examination,
bad come 70 ths conclusion that In the long money
would be saved by the appropriation
Tho House then voted, and struck tho clause sp.
Propriang the purchase Of seavys Island
cosapuArsos OF rHs panDEsrs AsyuAI MESSAGE
The bill was then laid aside and the House proceeded
70 Inc consideration Of the Presdents Annual Message
when
Mr.. DfISc, rep) Of Conn, proceeded to express his
VieWh On tnat portion OF " m which said tho PYest
dent wisely referred 10 the House the admission Of
members from the insuuectionary districts Surround.
ing existing ssues were foot which stand In broad
relief During the last four years We have been Ia
state Of war with another government both possessing
u knowledge of tho meaning of that phrase and Of all
the legal effects and liabilities 10 state of war
All the departments Of this and foreign ma
uons had recognized war as existing between the Gnted
States and The Confederate ststes After the military
power or the rebels had been broken their rela-
tions had been those Of a vauquished enemy,
with life, liberty, property and political system
the right TO hold the conquered enemy in the grasp
Of war until obtain full security the government
and until we can carry out all the pledges OF good faith
would not permit tho organized rebels called the Con-
federacy OF States 10 back without the amplest
guarantees He would hold them where he had n right
20 hold them according 70 the midest construction Of
tho rights Of the conqueror Ho would hold them In the
grasp Of war until obtain Mi the securities for tho
national safety and honor which have right 70 dc.
maud By no consent OF bis should the public faith he
1eopardized by the vote OF public enemy until the
precious jewel or security shall be embedded In the i'm
perishable buiwarks OF the constitution lie would re-
quire, az condition preliminary 70 readmssionFrst
that the government shall bo absolutely protected
from the repetition OF rebellion by the Insertion OF
such provision IN the organic law Second freed
men shall bs scc.-ed In absolute equality with tho
whites before civil and criminal law, and endowed
with every political right necessary maintain their
liberty. Third, that the pablo credit shall be
protected = completely q II can be by organic
law, and that thero shall bo no reputation of the
public debt. Fourth, that there must be protection
from nxatcn dlrec, or nnect for the psyen, Of the
rcOo oept ana MIN, an amNndntnt 10 the constitution
a. proposed by Mr. Bingham, giving Congress power TO
make s laws necessary and proper TO 70 all per
cons 10 every state equal protection 10 ilfe liberty and
property. More than this we might reasonably demand;
but not iot less recye The country has been
told that tho South accepted tho sinson dd Payne
God for the conversion or tho soabsrn bsa wsIsh or
violent and vlnd,c'ive passions had become re-
proaoe and p'os.,e OF ths past, but there vas
Carl sehura 70 show TIE sou -.cnl,isd s necesi,y
of Conversion vss the sword of U, lse. ana row tey
wsqisd 70 seal back and slranyls Tie Government 10 the
ssnoirAy. After bvsf review or recent scuihern
what isiih coad be placed "a ssiy sarsiop of vpers.
rsS We 4 ss1s . cancel q dTsssrS inss.
n, ks rspsisd, No Loyalty there crcspf doSrs6 sub.
ss@ = The state Of in.n aud ;h.y qols,,y eae the
The forum ibs mlsforsnes Of ihe leid When the
accumulated proof cf The scuthern snir,os shouid
= sros(s. before The sos'c.so. .ad in,sllIgens::
live ss6sr Il, who sssc,ioned even for a mo.
NEST The unconditional admisson Of thsss rebels
without requiring such guarantees as will abuI4snI
" secure us sBA nst their mAchinatons hereafter
10 eoncIason he ssd he vas glad his feeble voice hsd
spread this alarm The rebels IN DO condition 20 be
admitted here aniess sacrifice al the eeui of tho
war ny eonx,rtns public onsmiss ioipt trustees With
oareves IN ssssdins The mos sacred treasures commit
sr sssrs, rep efxy SAID ne cosnssa ,ho.ld 40.
should In order h. " vise and Just con
crnos 50 that Freedom and pe-cs resy b' sscured TO
the raiea number ~ shs people. no agreed with the
position OF the President that State
of the Onion. II imposs.o.s. from The character
Of our government, 10 siihdsw staica from
the Union as ,he South attempted 10 .ene
vu moro opposcd 70 treason and rebellion
with all the accompanying horror, than hlInRcf
snd he fully impressed with the conviction tha,
shond teach sli men that treason y crime and must
b. pun shed Hs wSs hero b condemn who brought
On The war, but The war wss otcr. There was ros
armed rebel 70 be seen, and We had Accomplished all
noasf dnx4 bax llr erI
thus ssps,e the pre'snsens % government separate
from that ofthe United sts,cs There 10 the Sou,l
large pun-rs " msp who never abandoned their love
for lhs and their devotion 10 The sag wnatver
the number ofsleh citizens whether large small IN ths
Southern states o. either them, ihey weIc er,sd
fhe prtcti0n Of the gvsDmcnt and he wa glad they
protected and could reassrt the froedon auf
scis religious and political ugbts under Ihs cousin
ton H. argued that the southern States are statas fr
s practical purposes aud aIt and parcel n The nations
tfe secess on being wrong and violation - me rpn
sftuilop, u aosned strange that any man, especially
pubic usn, should mainisn The position that they are
Before the gsniemsn concluded by reasr,,s the CON
Hiiiie~ rise, and ine House sdiourned iili bgufay
sn oosxuSo's COMPTON,. eros vHrb ASA souTaGss
s-sgEss Will NJ iDsIrrGp.
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