New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent.

WASHINGTON Aug Goth, ls4d
have Just returned from my "Trip South TO this
dreary aud desolate Democratic dumping OF
city lett Richmond at eigh; O'Clock this morn
IN, aud arriy ed here at hall pas. four o clock.
The President passed through Richmond yester
dav morning He left Old Point on Monday even
ing by the steamer Augusta Tor Port w althall on
the AppumaiuX River thence by the Petersburg
Railroad Ia Richmond where he arrived Yesterday
about o'clock y NJ He took breakfast at the
Washington Tavern. and left Tor this city at
o'clock He reached home about O'Clock, NJ.
lie would hay, returned by the Chesapeake Bay route,
but afraid nj the rough Scarcely any body
aware OF his presence N Richmond.
Mr. IioL>IES OF South Carolina passed through Peters
burg Monday ON his way home from Point Comfort
Gen. GAINES has heard about :hs time OF the order
in his case think he Will be very much mortified at II.
He refused three days call on the President
al Old Point believe they met before the President
loft IL that tho publication was made IN The
Union the same evening the President lett the Point
You viii see hy The Union of to-day that the friend,
the British Tariff begin 10 fear the coming indignation
OF the American people. The immediate cause OF the
lnion', panic leader OF to day Is the that the
Wings intend to circulate speeches for information
among the people Twas thus from the worlds
ch,ldhoois hour 1yrants have always feared 10 give
the people light II / feared that the Wings intend 70
revolutonIac the people have no doubt that this IN
tention pretty generally and confidently entertained
Bu, the Union charges that these speeches or Gocu
House lin wrapping paper prepared and paid Tor by
Congress (NVhcn did Congress commence preparing
paper q Why does the Union complain OF this 2 Does
Il not know that the House folders were engaged long
time in ih,, early part last session in folding MIR. Bg
chanau- las, letter the Oregon Correspondence IN
paper paii or by the People Is the former wrong
and the latter right:
The Union complains that TariA speeches are 20 be
sent 10 PENNSYLVANIA What harm in this Il her pre-
icnied friend, have betrayed and wounded hey, -hall
her true friends bc prohibited from visiting her and
pointing ont the remedies by winch she may recover
from the loath>onv disease OF Loco Fccoism
The Union SAYS that party must also circulate doc
,uuents in opposition the Wings. Certainy-by all
means bur don't play the game OF leii over again and
circulate Free Trade and Slavery papers South while
Judicou, Tariffs and AREAS of Freedom are the
wutchwOrds North and East
Circulate documents everywhere, Frlnt extra numbers
of Folks River ana Erbor Veto Tor our Northern lnan3
and Western Rivers. see too that the man oostS
Si,eyFcG before these papers reach their dcsil
ton Circulate thousands oi the veto on the French
Spoatiuns bill Sncug the widows and orphans 40 are
suffering want ,d weeping bitter tears over tais last
daring Se; OF Executive UsurpNOu send copies OF tle
Oregon lrrNiNscut to the Senate 10y Nlr FutN-sisncd
is his Secretary OF State and ratified hy lar-c major
itv-(uc8glv ;wo thirs) the Polk Senatur.-to Hi
nos. oaio and lndHn" with appendix the uses OF
the uaI vcsurrocuuu lnrasi:c political traitors from
IN, depths OF iGtany Reprint the Maze Letter and
.rnd il to South Carolina and Mississippi STAY no;
your hsnds but circulate widely think the best ,hi,i
In, Wings could do would be 10 circulate these Snd
r,ber documents OF The KIND in the appropriate places,
THEY would bc more efficient weapons ;hUn VIII.
speeches Above al LEI the ISrf vle"S oi the Organ:
ne, Free Trade Reports OF the Secretary OF the Irca
,ry with COMES o the bill Tor protecting British Manu-
tci,r,, "a IN, riu OF our own people be sent broad
Gust through Pennsylvania surely iaey eaiAe' o9aec;
10 circulating their docu;1cn:S
There are other stems OF interest IN to-davs lnioa
Among them Iuo;:ce Al a,tei.p; Justify Mr. Po-As
veto Otthc French Spolaton> 81! ny quotations rom
MI GipDSGSs speeches Docs the President i;liend -
turn AeohtOnIs;: RICHhLtht.