New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Special Correspondence OF The Tribune

Special Correspondence OF The Tribune
w4sHIScro,s. March II.
The arrival of dispatches from England al the
State Department. produced quite sensation IN
the city TO-DAY, and The Cabinet has been anxious
y del;beratins upon them all the morning Among
the most enlightened politicians lis believed that
our government VIII recec from the position a.
sun1ed in the case OF the Creole AID turn their ne
gociations with increased ssirit upon the subject
OF : visitation, and the nigh, OF search. On all
these points am convinced that British diplomacy
Vii be 100 much for is. 1--we desire 10 sustain
n civilized Europe. a character for sincerity IN
iegislation.=our Government Will not interiict
visitation OF our ships OF The coast of Africa for
the purpose OF ascertainng their nationality And
until can rigstfully reclaim our fugitive slaves
in Canadian vain ma! we demand the blacks
liberated by the authorities at Nassau. However,
.peculations at this time are super;luou>; Con-
gress viii without delay be possessed OF the views
1.-THE Executive upon these matters, and they vii!
reach you in due course OF mail.
Notwithstanding the unwnrrantabie assaults Of
OF Nh Senator TALLAApGE in connection with
your city Post Office. the nomination Of ,!oHS l..
GRAfiAN was confirmed this morning without n
division. [, is manifest. from the prompt and
aaan,nous action of the Senate upon this appoint
ment, ihatthe members of both parties in that
body rcpudinte The gratuitous suggestions contain
ed in Inc recent Washington correspondence Of
the New York American and New York Herald.
HERE i aclass of newspapers in our country
whose circulation mainly depends upon the hardI-
mood and incendiary character OF their articles
and which am quite sure could net sustain them
selves any great length of time withou; ministers
ing to the morbid curiosity of a scandnl-loving
community But when a journal like the Ameri
can. which processes to be a model of republican
press cultvating at all times u scrpuous
regard for truth, justice and independence. .e,s
at nought the principles which impart sabi-
ity and dignity TO institutions. and wan,only
asSails the acts and motives of the most distn-
g,lshed OF public men, am constrained 10
think its conductors either weak or wicked. and
the course of It's correspondents decidedly lagitious
It's true that eensure of public men and ,nea-
surcs Is more sa{eable commodity than praise,
in these degenerate days; and consequently the
1ibalds, who look to their daily libeIs for their
daily bread, are expected to blncken and abuse
every man whose purity and virtue they una
bic to emulate. But when sense Of honor AID
of shame among the better portion of American
journalists imposes restraint upon the eager
o{ al
deed are The foundations Of our empire tumbling
to their fall
How prcposterous the course OF those gentlemen
VINO conduct and contribute to the American, 10
dcclnim stoutlyof the instability of our Government,
while they habitualy cndcavor By their writings
to impair the power of those principles which con-
sttutc the only solid basis Of its security Where
fore is it that Mr.. Tamadga il daily denounced
By the three denominations Of Your City Press, FOR
daring to look to the interests of his Country at
period when all her energies are paralyzcd, and
she is loudly imploring relief at the hands of her
Representatives. Before they can be justified in
Milling at his financial scheme it becomes the duty
OF these caviers to present. the public su6sti-
tue more practical and beneficial If they fail in
this, their conduct. both in moral and political
point Of view, should be branded with universal
rcprobation. In fact, it is an insult to the com.
mon sense Of their fellow citizens. and ultimately
tends to the destruction of orr free institutions.
Out upon such political censors!
There were many minor appointments confirmed
this evening. Mr.. McKinstry P NJ. at Hudson
Cnpt. Drane reinStdted, David Hunter PaynasteE
in the place Of Rector and various army promo
tons &c. &c. Yours, Leo.