New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28

st-e.t Il ais I,a.ta who. tad &c inr
,iou.ly been .u dccaa.r- STAKE. Dot. i-.-
F.on orr sIc-7I co1,.rrr 70;
wA,t>aso-. 1... q. ..-
At,-r NV le,t,, Of yes.Dl. s.s s.' ' A'.-
SAGE WAS received t.om i4e pn-da-
,bc Apror,ionr, u, BIZ 20 tAe House and
,aorssrd. and advising them ta. %. Lft .'-
- "a. Sac pesarta,nt us r.Fs't'. l.''
.uu,ual appendasc' - tie S,'ssas' p''''',-
decu sensation among th, n.smat.,. a.a A'.-. 80
All. alter expressing bis a-ioai-.ar Do ni Doe
.o,ir,e Of he President. srd comn 's Win
.oras severity upon the caarao,r"t i"' '''.'
moved that il be laid on tar ~o. a'- a '''
committee be appointed W.,h power ,o -."- '''
person. and papers. Nj WIS r''e 81" VIA
great vchcIncucs replied 10 tac r-sa~.>. 90 t-e
,encrasc gentleman aa- oe.. Ha.,a ise lt'.','
ion A. nla.iciJu, and dsorsa .s .a.,t. r. i7
his Customary tone hc c.am,pad oa' a Sis ic..' I'D
he gentleman and A.s .,icaj-. a,4 .av.,S. .a,.a
To proceed IN the business q tle. verr yop-'eA
10 encouAter the csnscq ueace> Tie llu-,e t'cn
adjourned.
The deo,ase OF Mr. Hastings ,. Nas'.' "a'
died two DAYS since ot the Virginia s gs. viii
cause a suspension of ,.c debate u.,i Tuesday
ne>,. when warm and prot.aciod debate uuy
he anticipated. Fromthe r,m4rhs vh.alic. from
Mr.. W. il l. presumed tie Pics.len. ta. '''n
uiicial opinion oi the character q. i.e OOH" aad
r-ono1-ced tho clause dstrcta; thc severe.
STATE. - bc not mcrdatorg. bot ret'iy rtco"'
msuda.oryin it, pro,i.or. and therefore oHtif'.y
nusatsry in IFS operation. Il It's b, tie mIo.t q
the paper. !, may become suhjecs ct sflyo cen-
,idcration-how far tie E>ccu,i,e a. 'rnc.cd
upon the judicial power Of the Cover smct' end
cannot is i To open u side field ior animated d''
sus,isn.
regret 20 see there are evidence, 600 pa.pa'
bic TO be mistaken. t'at the political aHtus os
! President Tyler are fest approaching ic'I.ous
crisis. His short administration Of the Govern
n-nt forms an important epoch IN tho ainai. OF
! the country, and perhaps has cor.rt u.ud more 10
prove the instability Of political professions ttan
c,An the melancholy experience IT ih- ia.t tWei'c
YEARS. On the amsnted death OF his nre'.,,..or,
SO unquestionablc were deemed tle principles q
Mr.. Tyler that our friends in New-iote ldg..ei
not the slightest nppreLcn>iors Of his coa.sc.--
Without advertiug To his cx,fao.tinaty accession
to the Presidency, or charging hiu with di.honor
aud a want OF candor in his message, 90 Cor .rc,s
and hi. addresses to the People, must re,crhe-
! less, declare that his professions aui practice ore
,tranecya At variance, aud his Administration, under
ths attending circumstance man'l,sty rrugrant
to tina expectation. OF the People.
Perhap, strong solicitation for the prosperity
AID happiness of the couE;ry may cause me to view
the measures and conduct Of the President wi,h too
severe eye; and i; may be cootcldtl by those
who know him bcst, that. thong hisisc1,ies arc 9r
the most part impr.cticable, yet ia heart, BE- }, a
sound, wei, nearng Republican, ani though IN
relation 10 one or two abstract questions ("i hsh
import it i, truc) he may have differed with those
friend. who placed h.m ia power, biz best eadew-
ors have been employed in ths charge Of Liza
duties to his conscience, his county, and h. panty.
But while the causes OF the gr'at political ro.o-
luton of 1910 ore still fresh 10 the recollection Of
those who achieved f.: while ttc impos ions Of
the trials and hardship Of their su.fr o. ile vim
dication Of the right. and ,,.rl.e. OF tle p.oplc
are vivid and abiding: anl IS ui.c ihc tara cs.o-
loguc Of corruption and plaad,r ohch d.,saced
and defeated the laie Admir- st.a.ir1 -tfl -iaiU.
him in the face, how can PiesiIcat Tyler focrcf,
it to g0ol fqh 20 as,uu.s Hrlf,ci r... .,,. u.i
proclaim to the people oi lhe. State i.s i.i.t..nu
70 conduct tie Government irrespective al lutli,s
and ot party men Does ice expect 1y tl.e ra..lcy
Of hi, patronage 10 mitigate the f1r.or or part,
spirit and usite the conflicting Interest, Of ,lj,
broad land
One would ssPpo.e thsl policy might ltye ir..
piicd him so cSeTci,c caution ana rrrrfl- .etioa.
and ii be had resolved 10 decline tao uIta.c Il
those who contributed to BIS c'u,niipr, firt b.
would at east .hgn the counsel or 81. r.cr..r-.
Circumstance, h,~o.er, IRE dolly oc.......
which authorize belief tnat Ptcs.a.u. .,..,s
struck hand, With our adfcrsai... aaI aao..t.d
system Of conduct toward, ME Nrs.. .r.l.tiag
to little les. dian avowcd ho,'il T.. T.. i.-.,t By
adapted lbs opinions To- lioss OF ,l, u.1 s.f..a ID.
Cosgre.. on fa.uy If tie !.alias u.-su.,. o. iir
Session; but be- has removed irgm oI..s W...s 90
uneSccpticaahle character al qn..ac~,l.as, al
supplied their places Will oVlo ., Of ile r...ct
'1amP. HethIeateas mor,o,.ru,.,i. li ie..ral
griei' and indignation lg,n ,.e 1i..l.af t...o
Who have po5licy o4eadol A.n. al be-. i..s ,i.s-
pended appointments u olce IN t.sc uupf.,e...n..
Cd ground that the caadid.tcs have omitted l,y.c'-
y % minister to his inordua,e ambition
"Caa such iiles' e'
And overcome u, ike ,lriarf. cloud
" iuicHt oar 'pceiai WaAdert
Lzo.
SHocKisC ACCIDENT.--We have tie rai.fl
dGty u Dergru III t-..tt s ... t.... Eliza.