New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
From or SPECIAL Correspondent
..4ff.Lfr. NJ.

From >Ittisl toIl'>i NhstehL
w,,HfNsroN. Ma II. isg-
Mil. ,nu.;n, mvsc.f til, morning IN cNaulu-
,.,, .,rie. of beautiful pictorial Illustrations OF
,b, y,,io,. climate, and predictions Of The world
r,y car. were as.ailed bv an exclamation from m'
senate Cbonb,r,hat seemed to rcyerbcraic through
M, ,,,.',el corridor. Of the Capitol With mo''
unusual swell. FASTENED TO the gallery 10 learn
the cause Of TIN. incorporate believing az"
tanned that the Ohio orator was on ~ ''S>' DO"
ing his braren bias, OF ob.oquy at the President q"
the United States and the Government 81 ne sac
Of Rh.de Island. lie not only arraisned me con
due, Oft the President in interfering IN the clI as
,urbances of that State as tyIannica, and IA o'ro-
CATION Of the spirit of the Constitution. bui de-
.larei that he had assured him II he should dare
10 order the : troops exert force 70 quels tnc
Instruction the deed would be upon his mead AID
heavily he would be made to answer H. nder
tie strongest profession, Of patriotism. and an hon
ct ~ gard for the prosperity and welfare ct ire
People of Rhode Island. this model 81 states
nan CO denounced their political institutions as
mackerv on government and the occupation OF
seat. oa ,ha, floor by the Representatives @. the
state ga bla-phcrnous and damnahlc assumption
For one hour he tia. abused the patient iudui-
.ence OF the senate. until Mr.. Preston. sltNened
and .isgus,cd by hi, ignorant and coarse eoulll'
lions. finally called Kim To order The Senator
replied hc had finished what he had to -ay. ard
would now submit, hi. resolution calling on Tie
President Tor all documents and correspondence
in possession Of the Executive Department. touch
ing the recent Disturbances in thr S,ate % Rhode
Island.
Nj simmons. the able Senator from that STATE.
rose and requested the indulgence Of the Senate
while he detained tl.cm a few minutes in reply 10
rh, very cr'ra0riin1ry haranguc OF the honorable
member from Ohio. IT, assured the Sen
al, ,hc .eutimcut, be had just heard from the
throat Of that member inspired him with nothing
bat regret. 1t WAS melancholy ma said. to per-
cei,c there WI, ans honorable member Of that body
a. lost 10 a sense Of whlt due to tho honor and
character Of al Independent State of this Union
80 utterl, ignorant Of the Institutions at which he
rallied IS to pronounce the existing constitution ol
Rhode Island rotten remnant OF the D.spot'm
of pa.t ay-. and the constituted authorities under
it presumption. u.urpers MtcrcNhibitius - the
Senate the puerilc iallacic, f the gentleman. and
clearly convincing every nearer Of hs unworthy
and srataitsu. calumuies, he nsbly indicated his
gallant ttlc State fros all asPersons, aud at the
same time acquitted himself masnanimously by ms
signal forbcarancc towards the grscclesS dcma-
gosuc.
Mr. Allen of Ohio will hardly venture again t.
meddlc with the affair, of Rhode Island. unless
perhaps he may feel disposed once more to surprise
indignant auditory.
The House made some progrc', in the Nav!
Appropriation BILL and passed two or three others
At the conclusion of the debate on the resolution
Of Ma Alien, the Senate went into Executive Scs-
sion, which continued fortwo hours. The subject
OF discussion it Is believed was the propriety OF
confirming a long list of Captains in the Navy,
amounting to b OF 49, making in all upwards. OF
100. lour.. Sc CURTiUs.