Mr. WADE. I am willing that you should. I believe i have said enough on thls occasion. I say these usurpations ure unwarrantable. The President has censured Congress from the boginning. although at the very 1st moment that we had time to deliberate on the subject after Congress convened we raised s gust committal for the purpose of taking it into consideration, and while we were doing it he was censuring I! us as having created an irresponsible central despotism here. Did the man believe it? De fen him ifyon can. Did the POTUS believe the charge when be accused Congress with deliberately getting up an irresponsible central despotism to tyrannize over this Government? f he did not believe it, where does itplace him? Judge ye, and defend him if you can. He said it was an irre s ousible central despotism “ directory" was the word an irresponsible central directory, dungerons to the liberties of the people; and what was it? A mere committee of Congress, the commonest. thing in the world, an instrument made use of by Congress to ascertain the very facts that the President ought to have wanted to know as much as we did if he wanted those States properly reconstructed. What light had he on the subject? Barely nothing. But had we had the light he pretended to have, such as it was? Even now he dare not say in his proclamation of once that these people are ready to resume t icir relations with 1 the government. If they have not done what is necessary, he prophesies that they will do it. He knows nothing about it, or if he does know about it, he knows that that flood oftestimony brought from this great committee has enlight ened everybody else upon the facts, and that there is no one of these States that is ready to resume her relations with the Government, or can do so, because they are yet hostile to the Government. He complained of us for not letting in those governments while he stood over them with the bayonet and dared not withdraw his troops; when martial law pervaded every inch of their territory. We were blamed for not letting in here a subdued and hostile people that were kept under the ban of executive ictation upon the pfiuciples that he. the commander in Chief, should dictate. That is what we were censured for. What else was there in it? I am reminded by a Senator near me that his organs are threatening as day by day with the bayonet. We are to be driven out of here. Isee it everywhere. Mr. Voorhees, ofIndiana and you know what a loyal man he is a man, I believe, who it came out on a judicial investigation in that State was the keeperof the recOrds of the Knights of the Golden Circle, who had formed themselves into a hostile community and hadjoined the rebels to overthrow the northern States