Months, years, a generation may elaps*
before the people of the Cotton States aettle
4own into a loyal ohtdtcnoe and recognition
Of the Constitution and authority of the Uni
ted States. Dut this tjovernment waa formed
not for the present alone, but for ooming
centuries and distant ages, and its authority
jnu*tBOt*be overthrown nor sundered at the
first outburst of treason and rebellion. 8o
long ae a majority of tbe people of tbe Uni
ted Statee remain loyal to the Constitution
and the.Ciovernuient, there it hope for tbe
Lmou, and those in power
for turrendering authority.
have ao izcuse
Yfc* Twrlfr Bill i*aaaea.
Tbe Senate passed tbe Tariff Bill on tbe
avening of tbe 20th by tbe following vote:
Y*a»—Messrs, Anthony, Bakor, Bingham,
Cameron, t'bandier, t'Urk, Duolittlf, lur
k"e, Foon
1
Koater, Grira s, Hale, Harlan,
M-.irri'l, Sewsrd, Simmons, Sumner, Ten
Evck, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkineou and Wil
son—22.
NATS—Meser*. Bragg,Olingman, Dougla*.
Cirecn, Hunter, Johtsson nf Arr Johnson of
Tenn., Lane, Latham, NicbnUon, Pearce,
Powell, Kioe and Sebastian—-14.
Pesperate (Torts were made to stave it eff
and spoil it, but we rejoice tbat it finally
passed. It goes back to tbe House with
a
large number of amendments, but we pre- i
•urns they will be accepted
people.
®fo
sm
or
to make tbe bill a law.
«r
KFfanged
Mr. Ltooolo had a formal retention
in New York oo tbe 20th, when Mayor Wood
made
a
speech ebftracterix^d by bis ueual im»
pudence. Mr. Lincoln replied in his atasl
dignified an straightforward manner.
On tbe 21st be spoke in Newark and Tren
ton, N. J., and arrived in Philadelphia in tht»
afternoon,
where ho *aa
reoeivad by 100,000
lumas Asfluin.
