New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-30
nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
av,or,ionment President Of tho Sem
ate,
From our Special Correspondent


From our Special Correspondent
Warrington, May 3, 1872
,h,, fakn. vote decisive Of their determine
,o;oerca.e the Ratio of Representation in the
,,,ortonmcnt Bill TO something like 10000, the
e...,e adjourned Yesterday to Monday next 1t
;. believed the reconsideration of the vote Of Fri
IA, will not materially change it. import, Yet II IL
,,..ble the blank may be- filled with number
r a. 50 or 90 900. The question will be set
,led early in the week. The representation OF
factions. and the distrctng the several States
,il. however, call forth much discussion; and the
bl nav not be returaed to the House Till Saturday
The Cabinet held special meeting yesterday
uoon the subject Gas ii Is ssd) of another commu-
,jca,ion from the Governor OF Rhode Island. The
nature Of the mission has not transPlred. But
La,e this moment learned from undOubted author
y. that Dorr was demanded of the Governor OF
Massachusetts, by GOV. King, and he was about to
lie delivered up when he fled to Connecticut,
where he is engaged in active correspondence
with the anarchists OF New York and Boston,
seekin. arms and men TO reEcw the tumult in
Rhode Island The sympathsers OF the Park
have responded to the call Of the sOa dSant Gov
srnor, and measures are in progress to trausportn
foreign force to Providence without delay. 4 de-
uand has been made upon the Governor OF Con-
,eeticst for Dorr, but it is not yet known whether
hi. demand has been complied with.
am reoced to say that Mr.. SOvrHARD Is re-
covering. and there are strong hopes that his So
iourn at the Virginia Springs will entirely restore
him. If his illness should continue, however and
thereby prevent an early resumption of his duties
IN the Senate he will resign his post as presiding
officer without del.y. In that event the Senate
will be- not Il little Perplexcd in selecting sue
Ccss0r.
Among the names most G.yorably considered for
this importast trust those of Mr. kGSG Of Ala,
TnLYADGE OF y. Y, SMITH of Ind, GRAHAM OF
y. c., and WHITE Of Ind, are, at this time, con
spicuous There is not one OF them but wosld
discharge lis duties with signal fidelity But IN
view Of the relative position OF parties III the body
and of the proprety of jdst geographical dlvis-
ion of the Executive dignity, am decidedly IN ia
yor Of selection from the Northern States. And
where. let me ask is there gentleman from any
.ac,ion of the [ MON who has stronger claims to
tho distinction than y. L. TAsLMADGEl VIII
M, sIycr,ing to the great moral and physical
mower of the State he represents, hs exalted PR
,aie worth and unpretending, yet dignified de-
pertinent, should specially commend him to the
HIGHEST consideration of his fellow Senators From
tho commencement of his carcerat the City OF Wash
;nq,on believe he has solicited Office Tor
hinge {; but in the broad benevolence OF his heart,
bas sought and obtained many situations for 9th
.. This invariabc and assduous attention to
Lie Senntorinl duties and his unremitting efforts
cr the pubIic service, have distinguished HIM as
o,e &c the most disn,erested, active and efficient
IsO;.atsrs ever engaged in our National AFFAIRS
His opposition to the principles and measures
&C the late Administration, although it caused hiu
10 reno the bonds of private and party irlendS'P'
wa. open, manly and vehement No'wi'ilstand-
ing. he i, personally in unbroken habits OF TREND
ship with all descriptions OF men OF talent ana ac'
embellishments There is happy suavity IN the
character and address of some men, which ena-
bic, them to embark in political opposition with
an, offending. or nterruptng the kindly relations
of p.r.onal intercourse This trait peculiarly at
,ches to Mr.. Talmadge. and erninently 9ualihes
hin to preside over the Senate.
Yours. &c, LEO.