New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

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James X. Polk would only give four or FIVE good
Offices TO gentlemen from South DINA, il would
he considered sufficient modification of The
Tariff. Ii this WIS no: done, South Carolina
would ntiIlify the Tariff. The Loco Foco party
wcie united, dufing the late canvass not b. prin-
ciplc bat by what may nos. be considered cias
steal language, the coheaive power of 4 love
for pablir uuder,'' as Jnhu g. Calhoun sad of
tne Loco oco party. Ii was this cohesive pow
or that made the CoGVeotjcn ia New Yofk vote
for Silas Wright, who voted against the Tfe4;y
of Annexation aud voted tor the foTlf Of 1872
and at the same Tune go III for jams Il. Folk,
VINO opposed the Tariff of l642, aud VINO was IN
favor ol the Treaty. Fheio had beea 40 parallel
In hstety to tna Misrepresentation and duPicity
praciced IN The late elestion. Pamphlets, IN
tended for the South were scattered in vast
quantities 10 prove Z" The South in Danger
without Responsible name, aud al such period
rs ielt 30 TING for contradiction. Where they
wers Of use hey did the vale wo.k foT ahigh ttey
wc!c intended; where :hey were likely 10 prove
,,npala.eaDie, they vera denounced as Wing for
gsfics. la his par: OF the country they were
scattered DIS ttiick IS the ilcu,ts of Egypt, and
i;ankcd by tnoGsancs If to-; by cart loads the
parry sep m1fe eos !y together tiin we did
In proui of this he quo,ed The case cf Emmett II
his own STATE, = Senator wEO unanimously
convicted oj producing forged certificate, yet
!ls party supported hln ~ voting Ia u body
against his exclusion, ard tven resi- rad ann u
his place, III the absence Of a few y higs who
EaG gone honc 10 sp1DO Christmas.
lie re erred also to the authentic letters OF
James q. Blfney-whom the Abulit!oDi-is rn
'or President, and the Loco Focos 10; State Re
pyesen;ative. MIR. B:fncy pre!srrad Mr.. Polk TO
M CLAY, because MIR. Clay Was Il man OF talen;
aud lir. Polk OF no talent and B.fney was right.
i man Of splendid talents, OF moderation and
iiyynness, would conIblne the country III one
whole, and OF course Kill political Aboiuonism
and her isms. weak and inefficient Admin.
istration was lGst the thing 10 make little ciques
ana factions flourish,
He than turned to the services OF the Empire
Ciuh, which brought up Mr.. Moses G. Leonard,
who wished to exp.a!o, ana thus waste Slr. Cling
mans hour TINS Mr. G. refused, as MIR. Doug
las had done VIXEN MIR. Winthrop wished 90 ask
ID question. AS it was said that there Was honor
cmong all profess ons, Il any gentleman felt Ike
replying, he supposed his trlcncs would yield line
floor, but they should not waste his houF. The
Empire Club, lie believed, was body Of black
legs az d gamblers. He sketcned the character
OF the officers as he had heard them. X ndsra
he'd such and such complaints made against
him, vet he dined with MIR. B. F. Butler
at the Electoral Dinner III Albany, rad b; j
given TO him by the " democracy" " New \ orlI,
and as he is, Oh was recently, IN town was prob
ably received graciousy az the White House
Jewell. the standard Bearer, n whsso posse sion
he believed the banner ot the Empire Club was,
and Who was also in town, had two Indictments
'or murder hanging over his head-Foid was
psrdonad out Of the Ponitcntiary by Governor
2ouck, and the Secretary Of the Club had yea
indictments pending against hlm-aE.ong them
for burglary and rape. This body was taken
INTO tbs pay of the Democracy, and President
RyDders and President Tyler, went hand n hand,
for this grea. mordl vesc!ct OF the people. The
mes On board the ship North Carolina were to
voe for tho gentleman from Druokiyn; but on
the morning they WERE found missing, as they
we're voting in another gentlcman's district, ilr.
Maclav's The consequence Was, ihey secured
the election of the latter, and the former lost his
reelection. But his was all right as ii was all III
the family. This brought hir. Murphy TO his
feet. but Mr. Clngman refused to yield the floor.
Mr.. C.. then proceeded 10 notice the frauds in
different places In st. Lawrence county, New
York, if he remembered rightly, the vote was
some 1900 larger than usual othcr frauds of his
kind lost New York to Mr.. Clay. in Georgia II
wss said that similar frauds obtained that Stare
for MIR. Polk, though he would notsasscri Ii Mr.
II ! Black here screamed out. 1T Is Totally
Calse) These things he knew would not please
tho Democracy" Macbeth never looks d with
complaceney IN the ap2aIitiun ri The murdered
Rarouo. He then referred 10 Tie Frauds sali L
b. committed IN Naturalization. lie vas for ne
tin IN III l,f
ma, or where bora. WHO were American ciiizcns
with American feelings aud American hearts, en-
;oyinc the same priylle ses, and he was ready u
iikc lhem all bv the hand lie was not iol
British Wings or French Wings, bu: for Amer
can Patriots But if Germaus, or Ficnch, cl
i,jsh, ARA, ed themselves as party iosethai
AGAINST The American psoPle, the people would
most as uIeCiy irown down any such movement
But new system was nov To commence -
Professions WON'T do The Loco focoS III ST act
1t WON'T do 10 apPeGss Northern Ahll slavery
al h ctficc, or Southern Anu iari,hsm with OF
fee. they mus; act for 'he whole country. Il
aopeafed to him that the conduct OF Mr.. Cal
hun, for the last thirteen years. was gulded oy
desire 10 establish Il Southern contederacy-
IRE only way he could explain that conduct was
enher TO believe this 10 be his object, or 10 sup
Il
not for Calhoun, howcvtr, nor the South gene
rally. His gallant Safe YVES Wing IN lI15
when size issued the frst Declaration oi nce
penoencc. she is Why no" and Will be-Tsn
nessee stood firm in tne Wing ranks, aid though
Louisiana and Geors,a, by Piaquemlncs ant
O her frauds, wancd for q lime, they would soor
ioin their banners again 10 the gFtaE Wing army
We might initiate ou- opponents in some Thugs
but we must not follow their example IN discard
mo our great men, and taking up weak and OBJ
scnre men TO secure victory. Our candldre Was
too candid-too open. That ous opponents knew
and proiied by it. But he IS above sympathy
He viii sleep well, AID Inc eurels winch bind BIS
brow will grow fresher and greener by tue ispsf
of time III life shsl, fail him. HENRY CLAY All
stand foremost, as he mas ever stood IN the rsnkS
of the patriotic defenders of MS country and her
Constitution He bears himself molly, ana his
parsy bear themselves nobly. There Ia not one
ri imam who would not rather be with Brutus II
exile, than with Anthony n poaer.
THIS is but mere sketch Of Mr.. Chngman'