New-York tribune., 1867-03-22


Mr LOGAN rep, nl while not considering that as an an
argument quoted against the resolution adopted IN te
meeting OF the associations of the Grand Army OF INC nc
ooisf5e that a1
consisted Of soldiers they were wanting R tne aS
M on hf fGHT PAL suppored the amendment
offered by Mr. Bingham and trusted woud be adopted
and that the joint resolutions as thus amenueo "ou" W
Mr. LOGAN, in reply to Mr.. woodbridge, could not see
what the question OF bravery and sodiery conduct had
isiked to hear those remarks Of the gentleman from
Vermont. He did not think IL came in good grace rom
courage, to know whether he was brave Ia man OF
not II this passed 6 he .Terbs FoSSS o nGhd
| tlon in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys o,o ~, NJ
Mr.. BUTLER referring TO the ntimat0n made Dy Mr,
Woodbridge the other day, that he Butlerl was not
statesman said he agreed 10 that and had lust escaped
sepg ~, statesman oX ngisr Iahs 70 '0
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE denied that he had said any such
| thing
| Mr.. BUTLER-Then the gentleman from Vermont
means to say tnat am statesman am very We bn msoh ae
dcs of the Grand Army of the Republic received from
them unsolicited resoluon approving OF my cTps me
aaS V can yery well do Without that Of those who wore
oa The soft cushions Of is House during the entire war
| Laughter from the Democratic side.I IA,
The debate went on for considerable time, and with
T %S. sNy afNK * e e 6h nSa xSs
Reg 0hISI PILE Rep MOB RpnnMtI nLLEh ksBi sfL ra
sAksEE ap ohS ohS R and BENJAMIN rep
! Mo- ,.,,, ,,,, ..o,,o =, ur
e as sSrns gone over to the side Of the
House not only in body but in spirit and reminded MN
had done WIe Provisional Governor Of Tennessee in
TsaRy Rebels sb to m PoGT noens bis auso
sad does not become gentleman Who recorded ms
lines for he arch traitor Of the Rebellion for the Presi
doncy the United States TO undertake 70 cast an n
@ so I, and S y any U gSTanes Of that kind by
any whether he be the hero Of Fort Fisher taken OF
the ~ Fisher not taken Roars OF laughter on
both sides OF the House. the Democratic side OF the
House Inanfestng peculiar enjoyment OF tne scehe.I
10 ropc with scorn the attempt levy charities by con-
nscaiion in violation Of the Constitution Of my country
dsres 10 utter in American Congress in the sacred
mr. BJTi ER rose to reply but the CHAIRMAN an
nonned that The time to which TO House had limited de-
| bate bad expired. II,
Nr. BrTR asked the privilege OF the House to reply
| a. the gentlenan from ONO. -, .,,., .,..
The CHAIRMAN said the gentleman could not ASK that
privilege Of the House. when the House was In Commit
| lee 81 the Whole -. -,
fiOD Massachusetts would get the opportunity nc asked
II wa- . subject which his (Edidge side Of the House
| world Ike 10 have ventilated.
The CHAIRMAN said that tho Committee would have
10 se for that purpose the Committee was acting u-
| det q direct order of the House, closing debate
| Thc Committee rose having first agreed to MT. Bng.
hains amendment, offered when the House went hrst
MrspUTi.ER asked unanimous consent to speak for 10
ar n DRIDGE pressed the hope that the House would
not "h9tto up" the gentleman from Massachusetts
Unanimous consent having been given. Mr.. BUTLER
expressed his infinite obligations to the House Tor l,s
kl,dness and said: have never concealed the fact
wnirh extensively put forward that voted or
P @ ~ s GSRyeHSSR mSn S i South aSs and
hoped thereby save the threatened dsunion when ap
s me ss and the honorable gentleman
| fr Ohio is thus: that while Jefferson DAVIS was = sen
NJ me tnon supported him while the gentleman tslr
biugllaIn) supports him while he " traitor. nav
! NaYs and reprnfed But did not expect blow TO be
aimee, ai me Ia thai direction from the side OF the House
asd is si supporting Inn and his friends Laughter
aud aprause Mr bingham seat rs on @ ane De'e , %
$50 st tOlelt leading the other side of the
I NJ nfyGuA,i II the gentleman had qualified MS
words ~ saylg he thought So would not have said one
tir BI'FIFR-I never speak anything, do not think
ms, sal the gentleman had gone In spirit ~ he had
gone In body 10 the other side OF the House
Thought So then think now. said 30 then, say so
nov Laughter baud cannot take it back sT lMami,s
good "a .tc 10 attck me Tor that could not
do any injury To- the enenles oi my I9n.ry y, .a M
more and Ne man s eady 20 give them hInsr binIu. @
mvseif Because ! could rot do felt exceedingly
Ca,rned. ~ during tho war the gentleman from ONO
(Nl Bnghaml do ~ much IA did IN that direction,
,lould le dad tecoruile that much done; but me
only victim Of the gontlemans prowess that Know on
was aH innocent woman hanged upon the gali1"s. hlr
only victim III the Mrs Suriatt can has-
tain the memory Of For FISHER u lie ana MS issor,Ss n
can sustain MIN IN the blood of a woman tired ny Ml
tary Connnissiou and condemned without sun,leht ''
/ Al M fu ulX
Mr. RING AZ a,Icd and obtained five minutes 20 re-
uly lie said after ten years of s"ryice IN THIS House
gentlemen viii lock III vain ios any renfks oi n' , @
! sonal to muital man on tls uOuI, s"No VIZ 80
erafutously ass,llcd hy others nave observed thc
amenty o debate. aud Tie aintniy oi persona. 'oiu,
uJt ~ thc House, ~ such l"lh tSi, - ,l,9 l'' & w
thc rrpe, and consideration u those Who know me best
ut the gentleman dbulcr, while lie talks ct mtis ni
taste aid chooses constitute hmai my judge tonc
ing he integrity oi my conduct 's sworn tepteSeb'a
ff,r of he -, uplc. and len lc comes la make hs ipj
To me feeling that lac lad doLe diNhnor himself ana
AN injustice to me- ud'lt'bes to q'Eiiy hs iash Jug
AZ ll
had said ut fst that r thought s0 never W0nld nave
! disturbed my cqunnmity, FOR Would concern "ys,i %
who killed Cock Robin Laughter me sent'lh,n ~
shown ihe same want VI m 'n made % nv fyor
of the House Iiy what light does hc cou.tuie bnSf
peers in The field OF conflict when The earth quaked,
/ that the blood of inn0ccncc Is on my hards
Docs the gentleman mean TO say pN ms hs @ hWetping pug
Judgment that also on the hands OF those hraye men
who were constituted ny ,he "ad.n ~ SU, S,.ht Will
court to pronounce that final ludg without WhlSi
nobody could have been executed SIR nli II IN the
language Of the latchel o whose shoes tie gentle
man was not worthy 10 llo's' Nno siu TN We N.u''
patiently hear first, and consider nnd pronounce lndg
inen aiterward in the language OF Eredi iord hlgh
Chancellor England, notwithstanding the utteran,e 1f
cynical poet that he was The greatest "ses inoanest
ccnce s on my hands or not leave 10 tile charitable
speeches Of men and to fnte ages ON the great gnes-
lion connected with the assassination o c chosen VI me
people 10y which he was cut d0wnn ihe presence OF lls
rejoicing couptynen, not lor ms crimes my Ior ms var
Father OF ~ all Charity toward an ahd malice toward
none" II ft that the means by which lis taxing OF
was accomplished should be asr,Itamed ard determined
When summoned 10 do At protested that was not equal
TO The tack and those who called To that work
know best with what reluctance entered upon 10; blt,
with NY present convictions and Win the records
that have gone 10 the country d Tho world, dely he
Here the ia oi the spealcr's hammer announced the
4, Termination Of Mr. Bingham. five muptcs
Mir STEVENS G!cp. PaJ moved tha, The House al
iouu rrinarlng that the members had had enough OF
M ROSS Dem, M suggested that ten minutes ad.
diiona should he gwen 10 Messrs Bingham aud Butler
The House again went into COMMITTEE OF rue Whole
the state o. te Union Mr. BLAiNE IN the char, and