New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Things at tyvashinSton-PoIitica Speech
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Correspondence OF The SsV-fotz i-loa->s-
oy Ir wAr Hou, March a5, ISIS
S.eech. making II Washington L rstaef q strange
sort Of business understand thai ME Williams OF
Massachusetts he's published De speech, Haoe on
The Rhode Island question, IN the House OF Repre-
ssutetIve= on las 2s;h OF February Inc whole
discussion on This question was confined 10 iAe
morning hour. O. this hour, good laI' was
taken up on points Of eEder before Mr- Elmer OF
Nev.Jersey, commenced his speech Alter ME.
Elmer had concluded, Nr. Williams zoos the iiooE
IN favor OF Dorr, Treason, &c He had not pTo-
ceeded mo-e thaa :hrec or four minutes when the
morning hour expired. NJ. Williams was iAen
stopped, and the Texas Resolutions were iaken o?
a. ttey came from lhe Senate. Yet these dozen
or twenty trords have been p15iished n ne dGn-
ton Democrat and occupy about as many Columns
If Nr Williams has written an sssay hls iI!-nd.
me prisoner Why not publish II e sucn, anc not Dc
guilty OF such gross deception : 10 say that srch
a speech was spoken IN the Hocs OF Representa-
ives lcdcn II icgS nOi
TINS IS out one of the many ways IN which
eleciionreTug documents are printed. as pubic
speeches. Mr.. Chessel6cn EllIss speech : the
crack Gun of Loco-FocoIsm, on ne Texas csoate-
Yet Il was read land only part Ct II u thaD tom
manuscript which NOBODY knows who may nave
written Shepherd Cary OF Maine has another way
Of publishing speschss His effort on Texas, We
knew. Is of different oIthcsraply from that which
ne made IN the House. And so OF others which
wiil not refer 10. Senator Dcainson among the
number.
But there Is enc kind of speech-makirs, :, which
has been lately introduced BY Ir- Duncan Of Ohio.
which may be properly callei the : Pset0rrst.
You r-collect that ne published some time ago
speech IN which he pretended 10 dissect coon.
One part OF the dissected econ represented the
= Tariff as Wing measure. saw cspy OF his
s-eech published in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. IN
wnirh the g aIlfi " part struck ont and Fed
eralism" putin. The Doctor has lust appeared with
another speech, on some question before the House,
in which he scarcely refers 10 the -ublcct under DIS
cusson ALL but launches out Into general vulgar
lrade against the Wings This speech Is illustrated
with pictures OF coons, coti!ns, devils. bibles, Sc
IN about a rough a Juulble the Doctors own
brains The deslgns wsIe probably made by Dr..
SnonS o: Connecticut, The COMMITTEE on En-
craving" DR.. d. wants 10 goio Russia or some to-
reign Court. Travel among even unclylilzsd peo-
PIE might Tend 10 refine his manners Or. SImons
ought 10 be his Secretary.
Some few DAYS ago there appeared an attack
upon the Washington letter writers, by Washing
ION Correspondent of the Providence Gazette The
letter was signed John Smith, lr OF Texas" i
was supposed that 5. ; Southworlh had wrltten L;
see, however, that Mr. Souihworih appears in
this mornings Ini-gencer, ,dl>ownlngthe disgrace
tul eplste. haved do doubt that tse writer's ces
crpuon OF Washington letter writers Is 4 true PIC
ture OF himself and no one else
The Wings have very lllc interest N removals
or appointments al Washington But there was
O,lG gentleman whom thought that even LEGO
tocolsiu would let alone n his oihce. He has al
ways been a Democrat; but this did not lo!ielt his
Office when Hauson's Cabinet came INTO power
aNude 10 John ;. skinner, 81 Assistant Z. NJ
General who has been removed 10 make room Tor
another and d less worthy member Of the Plrfy.-
iT usuf -
honor. Every farmer III tic country has heard cl
him and has learned to esteem hlm without know
ing him. He started the fist Agricultural paper IN
the United States, and for a long time conducted
the American Farmer. HIS position at Washing
ton gave hlm great facilities TO DO good 10 the iai
ing interest throughout Tie United States His de-
sire, or rather passion, 10 promote agricultural n-
p-ovemenlS, hardly ever permitted day-bIcak T.
lind him IN bed. His continuance in Office would
have been compliment and 4 blessing 10 the iarD-
cts throughout the country. who ought 10 have
equal protection IN the besiowal OF Offices, as
well as the other professions who crowd the capital
But Mr. Skinner, at somewhat advanced age, ana
with pecunIary em.arTaSSmens brous! on III efforts
TO improve farming Is turned out TO make room Tor
President Tyler's brother-ln-law. merely because,
as some suppose, he (Df. Miller. knows TOO much
OF the bargain and corruption between The con
tending Baltimore Conventions that nominated
Polk and Tyler
Yesterday afternoon at ), O'Clock left Wash
ington, where ! have been tor the last tour months
trying 10 write something worthy the attention Of
your readers have now closed my laboIs in that
city--l must say that leave II with lower est-
of human naturS and ifs tendency TO improve
ment, than entertained when went there. II
may be that | viewed II wrong, because Loco
Focoism was IN the ascendant. Practical Loco
Focoisn | mean of all kinds, rather than mere
II political Locofocsm. have seen order and
decorum forgotten IN the Halls of National Legi>
lation; have seen the bleeding Constitution tram
pied under foot by those who were It's sworn (per-
jured y deiendersI; have seen National faith and
National honor despsed and forgotten. ia short
have seen Locotocism II almost all It's phases IN
politics and in every day life.
Bu; will not, a, present, dwel! on these things
may however write two or three letters con
clusop to my series. stopped last night at the En-
CHANGE HOTEL, Baltimore, where yislters vii al
ways find comfort. and cordial welcome from
Mr. West, the enierprlsins proprietor, and his gen.
ilemanly assistants, Messrs Mitchell and McClel-
Ian. stopped in the city OF " brolherly love- only
long enough TO take an excellent dinner with cur
friend Hariwell of the WASHINGTON HOUSE, aud to-
night. at IL o'clock, found myself once more on
the Island OF Manhattan.
Yours RTCHELIEU.