New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
y.~nont and Massachnsetts--con
,neDts by a SuiiiAcr.


lneDts 10y a SuIiitscr.
sjr. Holmes Of South Carolina, IN hs specca
~ the House Of Representative, on the Texas
resolutions, spssks thus Of Massscbuss'ts and
Vermont.
Bnt we were threaelej with tisuuion II "r an
,,.ed Texas. Vermont IRealersd, ID Gaze ol an
asratiop, 10 leave the Union. That gallant Sia'e
uss al perfect lbtit, 5i H9!E!ss hsils'ed eNe''
aoyereigu State was, II she sog'sid beiie'e uie pu
;ona, camaect 10 have been violated by ana:zeiion
10 take her departure from among nsr sis1eS O. uv
confederacy u departure 10 b: re6lcuso' ! g he
yer would Mr. Uoimss forget or cease 10 Irh7V'
49,, eo,r,;;,,,, ,roo her green bills and her beau
,;G,I yairs. .ud t. ,solaieI zhe ~as FvriSom
c,nee 70 fcy,n IN The Norh another republic Saa
Mreno--aiolt from Tie oti'er Sittes~ iisa on ''ei
rocky throar, unsweyed by ro"otn2ine rstons.
uncorfupted ry the passions ana ne iu,.i,s tn W
Sorrh she shall Iecriye sill ni1 h-aitei hou'aer
He wouid sfii remember 5snninstsni ara SUI
claim tirJted viii: h-I StaJS. II sEe "ou'o 80
he would bid her an sifscponale farewell
And there was MassacbugeGs, 100; she bKssis7
threatened separation. II ;aere vas S'tis u .lii'
CaiJD pIeeininsnt io5 iGiejlIsenc+, Tor e"Ffi',t%
f,csrts, fol ii,IaG!e OF Il iha, cpaio e'i-rt.'S
lfa II wa toe COCO oid glorious i0i tAis 4hes'ioN!
dsiudrd Commonwealth o; 3lsssacnues'h' a. 90
100 des I'd to &C. sir. Holmes seid ne s1""iu .Vie
re2Iet IL; for ne had rsed, hs l:esft hi'''s 20
,ess Of ;he urcisut Revolutionary coin"'u-'i"I ~ po
,snn b.- n,triolit, sohs and those oil Souta C7Io-
laa He could NOT forget thal ne 'e' iuDS -- '""
Oliac: once made visit 20 tiaries'p' III 10 ','
h- fuisbt hnd coTesp,ntehce ana p'ef, c,i4P',Ac9 ~
;,; a.. Rayo!y,iocar, Wings q Scnth Cstoiine'
'su .s -. ne relation Of which spoke oi nies
-, o,Se yssr. Coming i,Cm ,oe good city OF
postnn bc looked with uler am1ZemenL Oh the mag
,,frsnc. Of Charleston; he poke IN reptirss o an
sec,snt house 10 thai CITY; expressed "oncef al me
lixuty which prevailed c;tmn; nc hSd never ~
,i.p ,een three Courses st dnaer. a laugh
10 .gi! Il- III
,l,,,e courses al one FEAST But now, how changed
vonld be ,he feelings oi the good PGfttu, could hr
rs,,1yn ~ ,hat SANE spo.1 There ne would dnc lie
,,,ne venerable InaI.scn still stardng, with rs Gre.
cj1n portico and chasie architecture, aad ihtre ne
migbt find the saAe genial hospitality. But wiiai
w1uld be h.s astonishmeni, il, bursting the cere
u,snts Of Tie tomb he snou!d rsvs!t the ginpses Of
sdinner saloon in Dosicn--ihe once unsophisucat-
ed Boston How many courses "ouln he There
fad And ii ne walked her streets, he would be
rsided through rows obesity buildings far exceed
ing the Soaiis Csroau MANSION. But 1t, ltaYlng
Boston, he entered the iown OF New BEDFORD, he
would there fad the story oi ancient yro reversed
The rocks, where once her fishermen dried ;helr
nets. are no covered with Hindos;aacse magnih-
ceuce.
Massachusetts knows well whence these gloics
nre derived She knows they sprang from her coz
pec,ion with the South And, hEvlrg tasted the
wine cup and experienced tn. luxuries o! these
coursee she will pause long before she again reVers
her Saturday !caati tID Dibtii. is
not vet tired of the pops and yan'es oil this world.
There is no dread o biassachusets unspherIDg her
self and lsnc of fIom tbs central orb, winch mn
o,rts TO her whatever OF wealth and grandeur she
possesses. Let her consent 10 annex Texas, 10 Sc
cure TO herself the carrying trade OF tnnt increaslng
usople; let her embrace wiid;n her cOnmerclsi III
trrest those rich cargaes which 20 10 supply
the wants and desires OF the new nation let her
weigh and compare every thing connected with this
subject aud Yankee wisdom will prevail over lama
Tic loy Massachusetts viii mol leave the Union
CENSORSHIP OF THE PREss --Aiauy as are the
evils attending our own free government, we eIpe-
renee nothing ike de arbitrary ard oppressive en-
actmens to which hs press IN DaYaTla IL sunJcceu.
The censorship s thus described in foreign paper
iust received: Z" Every morning police oil:er at
tends AT the Post Office oi Munich 10 receive all me
newspapers which arrive there, TO carry them 10 'he
Office OF the censors, where they are opened atu
read. II they contain nothing oelecilonaolo' uleS
AR. for vvarded addresses; bat If they treat OF
: one out of The thousand subjects which ae lO;plO-
DIN 10 be discussed in Bavaria, the subscriber loses
his iaurnu.' How many papers would be pup,
lised in this country under such restrictions ana
pubiished what would they be worth as vehlctes OF
intelligence Let US be thankful i1r Free Iiess,
l.bie as i, s To abuse in the hands Of wicked men
hoston Recorder.
~ In the United STATES Disuict Court at PinIa-
dejpnia, a verdict Of $25,25 6i was rendered
against the Bank of iiiiuos, IN ia7or oil William
Butler. The action was TO recover the amount oi
certain bank notes which mud been presented pay
meet refused, and ,he notes marked good.
NAvAL--Ihe United States ships Cumberland
Plymouth and Fairfield were at Gibraltar on the
25,h of December The Faiffeld is about return
ing home after long aud faithful cruise Inc
other TWO ships will return again up the Medite"a-
mean.
The U S. ship Portsmouth, Commander Mont
gomerv and the u. s. ship jamestown, Comeander
cunningham, proceeded 10 sea fion Hampton Roads
on Saturday last.
RrJEcrloH-1he appOiament made by blr. Ty
Ter OF Alex Porter, Esq Marrhal OF The District
oCDelawere in the place Of N. Wolfe, Esq removed
has not been confirmed by the Senate: IL report
al that either John AlcClu0g, Esq or Wiiiaia Penn
Chandler, Esq will fill the station oel 'our.