The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, 1865


rebel element there commended himself equally TO the
affections OF their rebel brethren on this floor.
Mr. MuSdEs, tdeml Of Ohio rising TO question o.
order, objected 10 the WORDS 'TeDe pretneL on tns
srslssa decided M .hoss words Z, y, wore T;o not
BE sseS m that ii Sss M thing
| unde slood, for he bad had enough OF It.
Tia srsAkFE stated thai the words lad been decided
Mr. MusoEs required the words TO be writer down by
| the reporter and read from the Clerks desk.
That having been done, the Speaker repeated his de.
con that not proper to aude to monitors OF the
! House rebea The gentleman from Illinois would
| proceed 10 order, unless some member objected.
Mr. AusGS objected, stating that he desired TO oner
Mr. FARSswoRra desired to make an explanation.
Mr. MUNGES did not want 70 accept an explanation.
| Qaughter)
from Illinois should be permitted 10 explain, and ~ was
decided Automatically.
| Mr. FARsswoEru seid-I did not intend to mako any
personal application of these words daughter on tnc
democratic sidel very sorry that gentlemen should
have applied the TO themselves. will Withdraw tnop
personal application by leaving out the words oR Ais
Mr. Ros remarked that if his colleague interded them
Tor tie Republican side OF tho House there Vas ooec
| ton 70 his doing tLaoghterl.
Mr. BOUTWELL,, sferl Of Mass, moved that Mr. Farms.
worth should have the liberty 90 conclude his remarks
| IN order
hi. MusGEN declared that in his opinion the apology
was worse than the assault tLaugher) He added that
he had done more 80 put down tho rebellion than the
gentleman from Illinois had ever done,
The qu soon sras taken on Mr. Boutwell, notion and
Mi. irNafS, question of privilege offered reso-
iutoE thRfhe gentleman from Illinois mr. Farnsworth)
DC Icpr.manded by The speaker Tor using the words that
DC. wocp expressed the hope that no should enjoy
he sole honor Of ccnsure, and that the gentleman from
sr.- DAWES moved 10 lay the Resolution on the table,
Tho motion agreed TO without division, only
seven members sustaining demand for the yeas and
nays.
N n iierr in nam
I fr.nd at New Orleans wish TO say this much have
based tho remarks bave mado in reference to hun
snformaton IN my possession, letters
tfat have come TO nay attention am sorry TO believe
any Of these reports wish say that, having always
irend, it surprised ne, perhaps much as
any other gentleman IN the city Of Washington
| when l read his orders and when ! received by
letters and newspaper reports accounts or the
Joy with winch he had, as is alleged Tiled the hearts Of
the rebels In ms department l wish to say further,
that after that gentleman had been ordered relieve
| Sheridan at New orleans-and this what makes the
whole thing matter Of more surprise to mel met him
IN the CITY Of Washington Oh his way South, and speak
ing 70 MN, as Knew him we'll ioy fought by his sido
New oen are sea d4 be- are sI asme
people have got an idea that because am sent down
there to relieve Sheridan copperhead but they
G VIII ind themselves greatly mistaken. l have fought
the rebels too long in tho field 10 be their tool now or
! words 70 that effect ! mad right therefore, 10 be
surprised wncn read the first which he issued,
/. | and still mora when read the sceond.
mr. RANoAI. dcm.) Of Pa ask The gentleman
from Illinois whether tnat was not private converse
on and whether no II justified this any other
cason 10 bring before tho puoHc what had been prl
Mr. FArssGoRTn-I did not re ard it private con.
vefsaioa There we're ono or two gentlemen, believe
standing by the time did not so regard 1t at thai
time; lori repeated IL two days aerward in public
ncevng IL the gcnteaens own city OF Pniadelpla
Mr.. RANDALL do not think myself taat The Gene
is coppcrhead bus obocS TO tue use the gentleman
makes Of private convcrsation. do gansay bu
. mat General Hancock Is not comprehend
. Mr. eArz, lden) Of Io.--I ASK tie gentleman frm
Ilnos whether he thiass that General Hancock has
proclaimed mat thE shall be
! His department.!
III. EARaswoRra--lf is true TIA. he has filed the
hearts OF the in his department joy, and
THAI they hai him With cheers whenever he appears
the public wnie he ied The hearts OF
icya and freedmen with moQrnAg leave IL to,tle
gen enn 70 Judge Ger Aimsel whetner 40 As "copper"
bead OF not.
Nh. Gl,zif Knew what the word conpcrhead means
4 might answer the question,
Al EAasswoeIn- llo order Of General Hancock with
rcteseuce 10 the own authorities nled with worry
great surprise and aar 1t Is certainly surprising that
subordinate oincer sent to the oi district
should defiance act OF Congress nc
wont tnere and set above the law OF bogus
ment wn ~ tha act of Congress had declared
Ihe civl law which Is his auly recognize,
. act OF Congress under which he went there. addl
ton 10 baI have ALREADY stated General Hancoc sail
10 me, II am going New Orleans 10 the law.
: | OF CongrcsSn
Nj. lLpmpag- Has he not done so
Mir. FGaswoRTu-lo certainly has done so ir tho
: reports and ii tho tue petitions 10!
ms ntercesson Thai are made 10 MIN between robots and
loyal men, and to tbs loyal the oppres
sion OF rebels by referring them 10 tho iuses end
sherits and consabes and rebel magistrates there,
thinS ne is not executing the law Of Congress by any
manner u means; for the law OF Congress it his
duly po only TO Keep tho peace, but that very
there has equal and justice without reference
20 coalition color We knos very well that no loyal
man freedman get justice any of these States.
Mr. PAINE. .lrep.) OF Nis. obtained The noor, but
yielaed 70 MOTION for adjournment.
Mr. BUTLER, (re) OF Macs, gave notice Of amend
ment authorizing the several constitutional state con-
ventians in the atc insurrectonary states appoint
evil officers hitherto provided by the laws of such
stntes making t the duty OF the several DtTct Com
manders 10 confirm such appointments and install such
peroas IN oice, ana providing mat such state govern
meme shall continue IN office untsi the states
United ntoths Union and other state officers app
pointed anc qual.aed
lIrE SAVING APPARATUS.
Mr. ONEttI trep of Pa offered resolution directing
the secretary OF the Treasury 10 commune the
port OF Tho commission Tor examining life saving
apparatus WHOA held It's sItings in New York ia 1867
| ADOPTED.
| CORRECTION.
Ia the debate on Monday the judiciary bill when
BIT wilson, OF Iowa, said he advocated 1t because
was conservative, not a radical measure, the remark
OF member tina, he opposed it that very reason
vas attributed by the reporter to Mr. illiams, Pa
ir NiluEIps says tne remark WAS not made By him.
! IL was mao ny a member his immediate oighbor-
A9od, anu hence the mistake. The amendment re-
| ported from The judiciary Committee avowe6ly
based on proposition introduced oy Mr.. Williams. and
although he preferred requiring the the
wn0ie DeHca, no supported the amendment Al n lrst
stcp ana lonG one, 10 the direction OF uaaanIy
winch no desired.
TIE House ~ we O'Clock adjourned