Mr. DAWES. The Gentfrom Wisconsin knows very well that there is no disposition on my part to reflect on his past services in attempting to save the Union, to preserve it. in all its integrity from the attempts of rebels to destroy it. I him on is course. He sought to bring me upon the floor to reconcile my action with that of the Gentfrom Pennsylvania. Now, I have to say, although the gentleman has failed to answer my question, there never has been a time in this house during this session when, i: evidence was presented to me that any man came here a loya and true Representative from a loyal and true district, I would not only have voted to admit him to a seat upon this floor, but, sir, would have welcomed him with open arms. There has never been a time when I have not been anxious for an opportunity to make the selection and the distinction between a loyal Representative of a loyal district in these southern States and those who come up here with blood red hands as the Representatives of traitors. Mr. Speaker, it has been my desire that the credentials of every man claiming to be a representative should be presented to a proper committee, I cared not what committee it was, but a committee charged with the duty of making up the opinion of this House, on investigation, whether he came from a loyal constituency, represented in a State government republican in form and able to be supported and maintained by the loyal people thereof. And when ever it can be made to ap ear to me, on examination of the evidencedo not care whether it be from the committee of fiReen, whether it be from a select committee, or from a standing committee of this House thatany man comes here from a State which has come out of this rebellion clothed in its right mind with such a RFG, in which domestic tranquillity has been restored and the loyal people, whether they be many or few, have been able to exercise the right of choosing a loyal man; I say whenever I am found under those circumstances creating any obsta cle by vote or otherwise to his admission to a have no reason at all to attack seat upon this floor, then the Gentfrom Wisconsin or the Gentfrom Pennsylvania [Mr. RANDALL] now standing up may hold me responsible for it.