New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

could design tAe of such act-an act 10 per
5,her Taud. From The influence OF causes mol now
sary be discussed you returned aaJory OF u ss,.
the Legislature Emooldened Ivy te suc-
OF their RI @ sb hsy nsye
which they endeavored to force through at tie
| Extra Session."
! Thanks 10 Col. BENTON!
Stand back while we bestow measure otJust
praise on the Hon. Tom. Benton Yes, we have
been watching his course these fifteen years, and
never had chance to praise him till now, bat this
is frst-rate one. Tho occasion was thus: John
TYLER, the distressing Accident, sent in to the
Senate for confirmation the name OF Henry a.
| Vase as ambassador to France. dead pause en-.
sued, after which Col Benton arose and read 10
The Senate some extracts from speech made De-
fore his apoatacy by this same Henry A. Wise to
the People of Louisa county, Va, in which he
condemns the subserviency of Members OF Con-
gress to the Executive will, and more especially
comes down on the practice of sPpoihting Mem
bers of Congress to Executive stations with all his
| might. That was enough The contrast between
the Wing Wise of 1910 and the Tyler Wise of
l843 was SO striking that nothing could be added,
while nothing could be offered in reply. The SEN
ate took the question, and rejected the nomination
and again. aRd again, till the Accident was tired
of making it.
AS we may never find another opportunity to
commend Senator Benton let it be understood that
we do this with our whole hsart. Very possibly,
! he nrarentad tho osndius Of unworthy and dan
eerous man as Minister to of the leading Courts
of Europe. At any rate, he put forth on the floor
| of the Senate some admirable Wing sentiments,
which, though discarded by their original utterer,
should ever be cherished by the People-Caleb
mark us down a humble me mber of the 'Clay-Ben-
| ton coalition.
NEw-HAMPsH1RE.-The Boston Post has re-
tarns of the vote for Governor in III towns-l2
more than we have hitherto given. The aggre-
gates are
Hubbard. o,4ac Colby ......1l,637
| White --.... 5,e13 Hoyt ....--- 1886
| Hubbard over all others. ---..782
There are 80 small towns to hear from, which
will doubtless increase this majority.
| KENTucrY.-A very general call is made on
Judge OwsLEY to be the next Wing candidate te'
Governor, and he will pretty surely be nominated
Hon. JOHN WHITE, late Speaker, Will be the
Wing candidate for reelection in his District; sc
will Hon. GARRET DAVIS in the Lexington DIS
trict, where young Robert Wicklife is announced
in opposition Major Joseph Lecompte, Loco
likewise volunteers the Louisville District, where
Hon. VIM O. BUTLER is elso in the field. JOIN
O. Beasemen of Hanson takes the stump in hi:
District.
Lou1slaNA.--Three new Parishes have beer
for med out Of that of Natchtoches, and named
Bassier, Sabine. and De Soto. From Ouchlta
tina. of Tensss from Concordia, that of Warren
nave also been formed.
! 10 CATrARAuGus County has elected l8 Whis
10 Loco Supervisors; last year ID Wing 10 Il
Loco.
T The TRUE SuN, tho new penny paper o
our CITY, appears to have taken at the hocd, the
tide which leads to Fortune. It's success is de-
served.
70 NJ. KossowsKi's Grand Vocal ans lns,ru
mental Concert will be given at Nblo's Saloon this
evening. He Will be assisted by Mad. MARos
CELL. Mad. o1ro, Sig. De BEeSls, Sig. MAR
TIM, Messrs. Aupick, Kyle, &c, This must be
an effective and delightful Concert
/ BLIND IEcTuRER.-Mr. Bowen viii deliver
lec,are on the Education of the Blind, at the
rooms of the American Institute this even
ing He is himself blind. He is SPOKEN of as On
eloquent lecturer, and one who viii entertain and
crafty his audience. He has received g regular
education at the Perkins Institution, Boston
| PROFESSOR GREENRANK.-We perceive that
this talented lecturer holds an OsAToRIcAL Sol
Rec, this evening in the New-York University
His selections for recitation OF the first order,
including The Passions. The Idiot, The Preacher,
extracts from Bru;us, y Julius Cesar" &c
AS usual, the e!s.e of our city viii be present.
/ u We acknowledge obligations TO Messrs-
WILMER 6 SMITH Of Liverpool, for their Times
ana News-Letter, TIVE publications of the greatest
value to American readers of Foreign Journals.
u ]. WscHEsrgs issues to-day part of
Chazzlewit, Tom Burke. L. S. D., Windsor Castle
and Arthur o'Leary, Ave novels in single num-
Der, at one skilsag. They may be had ct this
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