New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
TUE XLru CONGRESS.
PIRST SESSION.
sENATw- wAsHsNcroY, July q, 1857.

Eot eecSd by the people shall bo choseh by the two
branches ofthe city Council in joint cession ''e"uo VI
being appointed by tine Mayor. ,,.4o y,
The point OF order raised, that the 20
this ill violation Of the rule adopted at te Vo 9
mencsnent OF the session, and vas secldeo th' '1
bt could not be taken vi. .,,.
THE ADJoUkNhhNI., . A. lin
Mr. CHANDLER Qiep. Mich) moved to Ieeonsloer tue
vote on The resolutions for adjournment Chandler how
Mr.. CONKIING lsep, n. ~ asAeu Ni'' Nn'''iui'i NV"
Mr. OINNDLERw voted IN the negative.
Mr. COMMUNICATED you can't move to reeonsldser;
M CHANDLER said he would move that the Ciepk ne
instructed not to communicate the resoiuuo" " ~
Several Senators suggested that this resolution was not
Xr CtANpLERthen said that he noticed that Senators
who voted for the resolution were the same VINO naI %
course OF his remarks he referred to Mr. as tns
Senator io S m as believe that he
woaId call Congress together u necessary Inc freS
dent iu his rebellOus message 10 Congress- had SAID SUD
stantaysthat he would not enforce the reconstruction
laws of Congress He hoped Congress would not ADJOURN
uns 4 AS Sa rep r. IL Interrupted Mr. Chandler
90 wake the point Of order that II was the duy ot te
Secretary Communicate the resolution oil the senaee 70
thetIIOuse, = .,
After further remarks. Mr.. CHANDLER said he had
informed that the Clerk had communicated inc
luton TO the Houre and would therefore move that the
Clerk be to return the resolution dhere
sort OF hybrid concern In the Senate Known as
Observation-Disclosures like all other hyDrlds IL was IN
cspaIe OF reproduction 1t originated in 1852 under
William H. Seward, Thurlow Weed ana rev CoFPerheau
an atmpt to unite Republicans and Rebels The high
way OF was as clearly marked
with the carcases and nesOf dead mules The people
had not got done yet erecting some on b S hpe
ted states ninetenths Of them were SOUND t Tserra
sm When ThuriOw Weed left the party He had told MI
Idncoln that he could haul the whole Conser aYehe
be eoud now haul them in onehOrse Chas
lie had told him that all the COnseryati OF
Ieyed they could now be drawn in a streetcar
br FEsSENDEN ep Mainel IN reply TO sir Snanaier,
20 these long prepared attacks upon seyeI t
and partSn WSof 70 say In reply to such remarks
from any other he should have no doubt but IN
regard what had been said by that senator ut now
he was az loss TO know Just what to say IL was evident
ha the speech was prepared aud ntendedas an attack
"pS oTer again as the Conservative Senator from Maine
and n.cOnnectOn with that auson had gone on to dc,
sndSsyored to unite with the Democrats order
throw the ReRESean party sD 5Hs Ss a MINIS Mr. f
sendenD it Is impossible for 20 mistake the aim and o
let OF ~ mat eTg have Ta been es az FOR some time
that that Senator and some other senators III TINS DOu
1s and position as much as il might be in the party
to which have the honor to belong This - not the hrst
am aware that tAat nd he not the only one
has taken pains privately 10 represent me unfayoraby
notions with reference conduct OF public affairs 1t
has not been confined TO this body and the other House
but it has gone into the reporters Offices wherc
have been denounced in the same way ana divers ana
sSad sny '9 nSSS a'O that SG the repSacn Of
public man will take care Of itself, and that when
ne Ss ssRS she said that he had received the
day from the Cty,of Detroit where Mr. Chandler
narattack Was made upon him, and IN which he de
nognsed as oppSsns Sa ss % baS
gone rounas 1t had been repeatedly stated thai he
ready sacrifice his public duty for the sake OF THOSE
friends and relatives II was charged that he bad 80
relatives In Office He had three brothers IN once neth
OF whom had beenappoined at his Fessendens request
Ord,y his solicitation or suggestion One Of them wasthe
superinendentOf marine hospital who was appointed
by Secretary Chase mark Of regard for an honored
father AnOth6r DfOtnet was
not only had e not recommended NM put ne na1 Ps
lively refusedtO recommend him He had another bToher
who Examiner OF Patons he had not recommends
ed him. and the first intelligence Ire had recelvod Or ms
appointment was through the newspapers. lie would
say with regard 10 each OF his brothers a5 he Oeevcd
they TSSd SssPs s G Of Ss s e Of ho his tongue
on their account to keep them in Office lie hsd Oe Zen
army God gave him four Three Of them hem, yOlGn c
eerc the other volunteered also but ms health SoSe
son fen III battle another had his arm shattered and ms
s SS ans Of pfi them to position
army; they got their owa RECOMMENDATIONS nom ther
TSsy ara now out Of the eney He
had Thought it rather hard that newspapers of
sons who distinguished themselves in the war
Scca%se tey bad served their Country well and
raised to high rank which he Fessendenl believed they
1t was rathehar that he should be abused by Of
his party for what all other men had been believed
While he was Secretary Of the Treasury he appointed
Of him to 81 200 dollar cleFkshp This was tle
OF iaese things by one rom Detroit he could
easily a. whose SUGGESTION that was done He had
record and find where had failed 70 do bis duty Con
ddonce In Andrew JohIson4 No, Sir IL Is q want Of
confidence N those who assume 70 direct where they
have not the capacity that aduates me and others II
he (Fessenden) Conservative because Of his vote
on the adjournment last spring, he glad to be Cen
Servatve company with the Senator from New,York
and one & the senators from Massachusetts, WILSON, and
great many others be might name Why then, was th:
with decided majority Of this body upon the question
Senators must Dc az liberty to act 70 ae
the most critical examination OF ms course here IN tne
He would leave his pac character Of itself
he had the slightest idea that MAJ the senator
people Of this cOustry, he should look upon
himself With contempt ne qua not ieel hd d5
come when there was very serious difference OF
opinion IN Congress upon very important question he
Senators to express opinion or evensto form one
Hts idea was that men who might Be called to act a.
be supposed influence their decisions in advance. With
sood he hS
from his friends and PERHAPS that opinion was wen
g the eRs ess s he should be able 10 meet
calmly and vote upon it fairly, the majority
Mp. CH4NbiER said the Senator from Maine had
brought his family record and exhibited i IN the Sen
had never alluded 70 that fasi record at all He had
never even seen te article to which MY Ssssnden had
Mr. FesseDdercn hIpblic reeor andbis public decs5-
atOns~0n this hOOr mr. tesSenoen daoed 20 Ms Co
operation with other Republican, senator's but he did not
cooperate with those Senators When he said che President
would call extra session Of Congress II necessary. II
was not only to the Senate but 10 the country,
tina. the from Maine had stood here month after
month"; week after week. the defender OF Andrew johnson
and his Cabinet -s.e. .r.r-r r.
MI PESSENDEN-Ih have to say but single word,
In saying that the Senator from Michigan says what Is
not true. ...
Mr. CHANDLER-Was II not defense Of the Presi-
dent 70 say that newod cali an extra session Of Con-
gressf =.
Mr. FESsENDEN-NO, Sir.
Mr. CIIANDIER--Then Idon't understand the meaning