Show CONGRESS SENATE by V to ti cucil may 10 ettori in by a fiill relating to telegraph coin ion between the united states and foreign conn resumed of the executive anil judicial bill beck said the bill was substantially lie smile as agreed to by the committee on conference at the former session of congress Con gresa with a few ex optional edmunds inquired whether what fillod the politic jl legislation ii alio larncie apropo ed lat year or did it lin rr by enlargement or diminution beck replied ho was not prepared to answer the bill to prohibit military inter firc nce at elections was signed by alio president arr lam it will now be sent to president hill eliat alio contest now before alie country lifted its origin and moaning in alio amr pose of th to obtain control of alio by force in order to perpetrate their power whether the are willam or not the senator from new york conkling hid pointed out 11 number of Siu tors and representatives who were in alio llio confederate service saying because of this ho people of the north were but nil alie that they were not loyal and therefore could not ba rusted were based on alio that ame enemies of alio ution and hould alio government pm into their hands alire would bo groat danger to public it the assumption acro true tho result wu inevitable hill said was lieS rith not to bo trusted because it wanted intelligence and in lio jury box and it wanted alio urney taken away froia alie polls and e the south through its representatives wishes to prevent tho control of elections by deputy marshals and supervisors southern then went to war n vindication of their convictions tho did not secede from the union because they were enemies of tho constitution and union it was dritch into secession by lie extremists of the north ie hill had been making a count and strangely as alie senator might think of it ot nine representatives and two senators from georgia nine certainly eight acro opposed to secession they had no apology to make of the 93 southern and senators about were opposed to secession mentioned aliis for the purpose of showing how sound alie southern people are they are willing to be by men true to the union hill ie gojio of his personal history to show how hostile lie had been to so cession while others were rejoicing eliat alio south liast seceded ins room was duik and his tongue silent lie biad a correspondent with eliat great and good man horace grobly alio did moro to build up alio party than any other nun in america waa lionet in his convictions and boldly declared them in his letter to that gentleman in reply to something that biad been said concerning highe wrote ho aja entitled to an audience of readers of iho tribune having in tho winter of 1860 warned the people against secession and told them war would come and unequal fierce vindictive and desolating war miny of alio freo aid if alie youth desired to do so in peace the people of the south did not lecura of hostility to alio constitution they pledged i to form a new one on the model of the old the south seceded wan made on its constitutional rights hyslie ex ls of the north to its property and because tho northern people through republican tc auers said that secession should bo accomplished in peace greely said they wanted no union pinned together with bayonets there were kundrod Lund rod of thousands of protons who believed eliat the only way to avoid war wax to they believed they had lie right to protect and preserve their slave property if they had believed war would result they never would have seceded tho georgia convention cent him hill to the provisional congress alio llio people could bo ii delay of a few months war could be avoided virginia biad not union and she issued a lor a paca conference uis heart warmed and ho hoped for success seven stats lad then gone out and therefore aliey could not participate in such a convention but aliey watched every movement bilth interest these very men who made charges of lity ii ait knople went to to daft at the purposes of virginia in this connection hill read the following letter washington feb ll 11 1861 sly dear governor governor B mg liagin and myself telegraphed you on saturday at the request of chucto and delegate to alio pence congress aliey admit that right and aliey weri wrong and that no republican state should have sent but eliat they are herband cannot pet attar ohio indiana and arii coming in und the e k danger of illinois and now they beg us goan sake to come to their rescue and savo their republican party from rupture I hope they will send slid backed men or none the thing was pot up against my judgment and will end in I hope a n matter of courtesy to bohnii of our erring brethren that you bend delegates signed truly your to his excellency atlo blair of alie must be trusted alie sought to avert whilo be north bring it on ho hill knew the claim to have ived the union but if hero had becu no he publican party the union not lave been in peril and tewo would lave acon no secession no returning Loir fl arid no doctoral coin iii isi iton HOUSE A bill was reported front tho committee on of laws and amending alie relating to writs ol 01 prohibition and aho a bill relating to tho widow of pensioners of alie war of 1812 ao if to give pension to alio aro B second time widows opposition waa enado to tha latter 1111 a hn en tiro chiango of the pension laws and oil motion of Garfield it ans d to the pension committee prohibiting of the military it places wa ast enrolled waa signed by alie spanker ind was sent for alio signature sign aturo of ali pro acm lcm oi the senate fiher inquired colfo agno do nicil to bo as advocating a binelo i and that A dilver standard kello replied lie was a borough bi he wa wai i ready to silver at ita present rato ami anike country fis boino had remarked tho preat duin ping ground for silvor ho called atten i lio condition of france se lenen inid abo perturbed pur nations of the earth ale never had experienced a cri i since she had a bimetallic standard the coining of the czar wai by a of while england found herself in a position where lie must abandon nil her or prepare to trample down alio suffering laboring people franco remained in a prosper oui condition an example to this poor benighted country in monetary matter and alie continued building up of a consolidated republic which everybody hoped and believed would bean example to all the nations of europe applause |