The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19

He requires that they shall repudate rebel debt
He requires that they shall renouncc the right Of seces
sion He requires that they shall agree to the constu
tiona amendment abollsbng slavery forever These In
my Judgment, are great improvements upon the system
| Of Mr. Lincoln. Had Mr.. Lincoln mself at mat une
required these things and had the States como up s IT,
bleye that then would have yielded 70 his wishes
and given him my support But ar' sos nsse havSi na
that adhere TO- whether l am in majority
or in q minority. ] never intend 70 DO tempted
from single inch. have axed my eyes upon the
great principle Of eternal Justice and right aud has
borne triumphantly through all dlihenti.s In my
legislative since had seat In this body can
ramphany say that have stood upon tbs noor when
bad not ten TO support mo against the entire sen
t1nately more unpopular than those announce TO day
How the whole Senate startled by the idea Of uni
yesa emancipation fifteen oven i've years ago
Talk about unpopular doctrines and attempt 10 intmidae
me by tho inna on that shall DO found in minority
among among The psopsl know the people os,sr think
right and done who opposes me. God Almighty
| is my guide He goes be.ore me and s,rengthsns
me-. He has never failed yet, and !
don't fear He viii this occasion. Now,
1r President, | xiI not boast bot T. with
conrsc and ON this subject with great saiinaepop
think, sir, tha. I can say with Pant ,hai ''we have
II, admit We may have little further " go IN the
same direction but our path IL fortunately eAser than II
has been. Yes, sir, keep the faith, and have no
doub, in It's Gnai triumph never feared H. and
had the least doubt how fhis whole thing would hs set
convictions do not my associatss, either In this
great question; but there thlngs Ia my heart that
cannot yet clearly give the Prsdcni fu crodi for
all he has done and honor him for the manner Ia which
has tho great guaran.ccs havs already al
luded TO- He has commenced as 4 we're, 20 complete
this great arch OF freedom right He has laid the fonn
daion deep upon the roa of Justice and right He has
demanded that beJr" the law all men shall be equal
e bns demanded that slavery shall he abolished agree
with him far and honor him that he stands FIRMLY
where he does But sir ho has failed TO
put tho keystone upon the arch tha. ne has
| IL will 30 to ruin. ! want. when this
question ia once settled. lobe entirely done With II
ke uotft Of
SLAYER, and the distinctions among the nights and prIy
ieges Of the American people Now, sir lsay 70 Proa
u. aSs a' s ass.r Y sad
versy until all men in America shall stand upon an equal
thoy win tx !, 10 ,hs. that can be done viii rs up tho
controversy In which have boon engaged for so many
been resyed OF IL Now ar Prrsidant. IN listening 70
tho r.boraIo aryumcnt OF tha Senator from Wisconsin
yoaterday speech that was SO, forth hcrt ~ pre-
pared, written and printed, - probably suh9n<d for
| the consideration OF the adm1loustlon bsforoopd
don't nov az 10 That for certain, bnt -
Mr. DnofuriE rrpi of Wis As the senaint o1u00n 70
ma, will ste 10 him distinctly that far - qeeah
nnie here Yesterday concerned had - eonsulia
ton with the frssidsns or any monbsr q aScasinss
l about h s Hea A.
1 Mr. wAcr-wen, only surmIssd that h.nrbf so
fvam whu, saw IN tho surroundings aud what IN
the audience that listened 20 H. rnskes Inference.
however. suppose must have been mistaken. But
tho senator y undoubtedly the organ OF the admaisra
Nj Doorrrrs WIN the hosoraoio yen,..psn siow
ms 10 state 10 relation TO thai ,bai ceranly do not
ttsn sry other SENATOR There certain pou,s,
perhaps Which sres with the President ssois than
r sss sg@ nssns no s.S s s.Ssor sss Il
Mr. %,or--wen, don't knnw that ho does net know
has generally hdsu considered ihrt hs vss rove ~
mnsr with the views Of the iresdsn, thsn he - OF q
listened hrs nbie andsdetberae argument rQso t
ssar y y ss sssy Z: ssa @ .
bin, that he could muster INTO The ssrvics Dat hss
.s.s S's for ers ws. "a .y i'' sss
remssobsr in. ,hs whole courn Of his sy<R cry
.,. e ~ ~ ssIs.s .ss s q Als s s:s.
shs ss~sa~s sS.tss sss ass~s - ssn ms it.sarS
No, sir; f y ~ss ssoa Of his es wosh .Aesiaoa h'm
no Should not sisnd upon IN eqoaI Noting eth
hw psGbbors upon tho subject % suffrage Yss,
rss, p1sop,s ~ sppsd = fosI millions Of bis feo.
eit'sens. be never alluded 10 u Ecs . word, en- 10
srovcny, Il nss him, wond hnd very great diDeul.y
about 10 cites from Mr. Lincoln's last speech .
III. sus.c :ad ssd ihss thss question ,hs, Wa 70
einrhs.io psft q his ssraneni In hi. Judgment had
ns.hIng 70 Do with u Enous,, s.y. b.. ths. the So
srsnsrt ,hst hey be admitted without Consr-- onai
aid or words to that effect Mr. President, fcar- but
houors ihs uemcry cf Mr. iincoa more than DO, but
| do invoke hin eppion herr. A. Senator this
| noor look for counsel wherever can find " and
would look 10 any other 70 the Pr,ri
dent President "a bu pour mortal lk ourtog sad
| opinion " mere man. He - ssDt bere fof no soch
prrposs Ike 10 have the aid Of the Erscgivs aud
l kls what tllnks
| ought TO bo adopted No viii listen 70 hin With
Vii ing than 9ll bat nulr his ayior Eruar.
riih ny dsss Of duty viii d.sanes rith bin as ro9n
! with 0tbsr Aud The great ln@ft0r ye; DO
| volyes upon ~ TO ssiue. n r. on. 49, fsnno ahrrk
from II II f0T CongTs1 and Cor nobody zee - 1ere n
! settle wrsnE uf,iy outfeivs - ssylng
TIA. ue o9E u,e sdyiee u ,hs Trrsid.ui of ibs unea
| staies-0f Nr. Lincoln HIS counsel viii - % iosiinCi
| ton - ~ II .e make a ms'akc upon thi1 great anf
psri'oas als-ilgn rha Is ooaiil, W befanr say
| Senator. LOOK to yo1rseprs; tfke c14ntu Of your
o-n Jgdgnsn,s AID yolr orn cops euoe and % yosr
Il ArfN Ia yfur ~ -
| if the,o ever was question % CorTress ts-
:ar 'bai vas psenllrly or o~n \ 4 this
Pregdopt " sathnzsd y invoke Or brigs In ibe
" ,hi mon and who bni We. tbe rspfessntstiyss q
We Under the cnntsnfon o- to ruitsd sAiss the
people -nd n- unlv sbraA The csn rctne The rrost
que ll0u % the sdlnfon u histe. We the only
,nsu ~hn oaent IN re ovsrn,nrui - aeclsr- upon
wi.l praepc any STAT ou idr q D. gJyerunsut shan
IVA \ Territory - the ur'ai r,stss or wisilef Hhs
ssate tDsi has f9rfetss !. gti ard ~ ably % ~ -
fsslf "a NJ, tshrg AZ rrfsitsrt - TIE uned
st.,.. and d,d tneu the fr.s rovsrrmsrt of ~heh
~s bi-Da mach Sould 5c ths rnst curc ntlS.od d-a
g9isn y ". ssr,h ~ W ,-s.aen. ~ ~ .sesst ~.
are fc1f mnlon' q people oa'rncss 81 ron this
sosersmsn, - be Lsa- sris foIsyel nois'ssssndlss
yoHT delsys,Sus u frsron rpiii you esn hrf sonle
vsy vsre lille rrlt csr ~ gIsrnt@sf W. Pre- tlsDi,
wa onr ~ tho@s who ~ m eary atTorvs of bnng.
a.. ss % gs S.,'a @sr a. ,issl s' - v. @ sys az , ayd
" tu- Ir~-utiy. to- ystfs '-ipfr iips ~T-ei
fosl slr ihai areyr 70 ~ ths powcr sin vha vas
invested "a as msch a isY N ny rover - 1'rE %.
Ezsastvs sna ConsrrFs " 80 rrfk ~ rrp<ng sh1
sinrinv tbs sli % ~ tn0u tpas c0irrsf pecpis.
halh Va tl- ssfny snd nav .fd egrJ Jshefr rs wtsss
ttay sf-a Thru sefpinVuteff la thsi eaus
anforfss 1fr1s rss dlty Nauid iend uy s11
my inssf@ thsi per ~ i~puil1s theif hf
| in daisae@ t~I epgnify sai usau tari than
"a nsy y thsF sueuer ~. tin
nan ,nN ~rud 40 D. fsiS~ysey and krpsirrY
| ~ tA~ rr-anoa 81 S.fe ey-atsrsn ffnpt thsin
ipIo li- rrvo ,st t8su acbi nr.rh ~ vr ara thfn
then thsir 10 - destroyed The
tOf frssr WscSs.n 90 saaas 10 thg % al rs
-hois " 'ars'hy ss -ah "a. f-e.. ihs men 80 %
ana yorwa 70 dersfvs tns a,igm ths whg
haesd tnres ~ f,af tandr~ tho1-sas ~ Awsvsat
s5n. fhsy ~sru tsr b. ta hs y, pxlhy bai ts
brave ccr-d nsn ~~ss sad unaAuentsh yet ~ls gaze
yHu TOO AtrlnRnEf Az wttt1at shkn c0uid navef
hvs rcf uwvarh ne 80, ts~r hsTe - pvt " rose
.ynrssLy. Mr. vsas go aiseas~< us tmpsr Arf