New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
T H E T RIB N E.
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 90, 1871.
IT For two Chapters of Bnrnnby Rudge, never
before Published N this country, FoHrfh rage.
uEor variety of interesting matter, see Firs'


small Of Legislative body 10 0Tre@ ana P'0tf"' "
nely he action of that body This is an lrnPor'a'. Wv
ZION which the People should calmly consider ana
/, ,,rkes Us that to affirm such right practically hnc
the fundamental principle of Repubcan'n ia' ...'
tanned will Of the majority, within clearly denAeu
1ional limits Is the fundamental law OF inc ia'u
Let ia illustrate this pon; By example; suppose Urea
p;,; ore hearing aggression and insult on this Country
"a ,,;r tho entire subversion Of our prosperity anc
a.nd.,a Congress- assemblies and the President frank
10 I.. the facts before them. He recommends inrne
d;, declaration of war and gigantic effort sweep th
Caoadas clear Of enemies before ,dnEs go abroad
and the British Army and Navy be poured into the ST. Law
renee Congress warmly seconds the propositions but mi
nority is bitterly opposed to it. They insist their ina
lenabe right talk against the by the week. ant
persevere in talking until the opportunity is LOST the enc
my alarncd for njuncons of secrecy in such arr
worth straw Ia hostile Navy lowers upon our Coast
and Canada Is filed with troops and rendered mpregnabe
Who doe. tina, in this fragrant abuse of thf
right of discussion aided by absurd Interpretation of it
has proved fatal to the National interests
The circumstances slightly varied, but the principle
at all in the presented at Washington. Congress
has been assembled Extraordinary Session by The Pres
dent to effect changes in the Policy Of the Govern
men, which urgently required by decisive Legitimate
resons of the Popular WILL by the honor of the Govern
ment and the Interests of the Country The several bills
have been carefully atured by the appropriate Committees
and are now ready for What prevents such action
Tie determination If tie Political minority that
sures of Public Relief shall be carried al tie Extra Ses
sioa Now if this party able, By uniting their unbroker
force with the small number of Wings who from local alb
s'ract considerations this that
aeea them in detail and thus render the Session nuty
they have the right do But when they claim rgh
To talk for ever and the hope of weayng the pa
of the majority onenng fcuds and calousies among
rtem and compelling Congress break up amid The gen.
eru disgust Of the Country they claim what they have
right expect the majority yield them. We do hope the
Wings of the Senate will exhibit manly rmnes and
luton By promptly untcdy sustaining Mr.. Clay in fixing
some inst and reasonable Limitation range Of debate
that body hitherto nterminable The buster and menace
with which the bare suggestion met by essrs Calhoun
Buchanan & Co. and tie ridiculous rbodomopade of the
former about quitting end to the Constitution, cannot
influence of sense except to convince them of the
cessy of the deprecated Just such denuncation
was poured by Messrs. Pckcns Rhett Co against e
new Rules Of the House, but how admirably they work
Every BODY has cnlce speak, and hour long
as the best speak The purpose and good deal longer
Than the of Congressional dcbnters will do If the
People of the Uaitcd States these Rules
peal So it will be with the Senate and the appli-
cation will be speedy and ciccaa The People earnestly
look to Congress for prompt efficient decisive action shall
they be cheated of by the poor Of talking against time
unfortunately by the Wrgh and Allen. who grossly misre
present and insdousy labor defeat the wishes of their
constituents Not if their true Representatives have the
nerve TO do earlcssly their su,y.
% As other Wing journals have fit the
Diplomatic nominations of President TYLER in advance Of
thor confirmation by the Senate, there longer be
reason for Withholding them 1t understood that on Fri
dov ss the President transmitted the Senate the follow
ing nominations
EDwARp EVERETT, Minister PlenpOtoniary to England
c. s. ToDD, of Ohio, ' 90 90 Russia
DANIEL JENIFLR, of Md. " % q Austria
GKo. WAsnlNcroS Barrow, of Tenn Charge Portugal
DR.. 4. BABeR, of Georgia, Sardinia.
JOHN S. PESDLEToN of Virginia, % Brazil.
Mr. EVERETT is well known the country long an
able and prominent Wing Member OF Congress from Massa
rhuses and Governor of that State in 1887 and 80 lie
was rooted by the Striped Pig in 1897 Morton re-
ceying majority of Gov Everett abroad for his
health early III 1870 and has yet returned that this
appontncnt least be s,gmatized reward for
Earty services We believe will doubt The eminent
fitness of Gov F. for the imTaan, he has been
called to fill
Col Topp was gallant soldier in the Last War viii
Great Britain aid of Gen Harrison the Battle OF the
Thames and by good conduct be Inspector Genera
OF the States He resigned the reduction of the Army
and retired to farm in Kentucky which he left in 1910
fight the battle of his old Beloved commander Editor
The Ciacinna,i Republican He was one OF the most init
mate and valued friends of the deceased President
Hon. DANIEL JrSlrER was for several wears a leading
Wing Member Of Congress the Western Shore District
of Maryland but declined reelection this year. He i,
selected Tor the Austrian Esbassy Of his intimate
knowledge Of and connection with the Tobacco Planting in
which deeply interested in modification of the
mpOst Tobacco eNacted by Austria The
Planters have with great unanmiy solicited his appoint
1nenl, and the Pesiden, has accedcd their wishes.
The public who know how rccklessly and with what in
decent haste of the subsis,ing Diplomatic appointments