New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

" Oleso4' ~ tApy' y war
this frnno ,uch source would rather pfo'oho inoi
,..,;o, lint I'M tho present tick
rlment tnhu Apo'6"N,' hro,,,,ss,
lsh condition of our Foreign heia'oi.s' any
Il. "a, control types and press may create
WV l:l,,, ,.o,nrel-tfat -atten
an-exeiseInens- ''''.'
don to his statements which. estuna'eo al '"e"
,.,na tho, ,uopld mot be entitled TO receive
uue ''i"e' ~ - ~. - IT, ,;a oIo,a
TOOL even may h'hu'c a h'o ".' Wv - -
can exiipguish, and a reckless demagogue. wholly
,.:..o &c onvJc,si,na IN confidence BY adrotly
oes'hu'e VI "AS a.. r ,...,,,, o,d o;r.
svailing himself OF The influence Oh events en0 -"
,us,onces calculated TO unsettle the pubic mind.
'a''"S -. e,,.,o,,,on ~ tho r,ortifvinp
may suo1ect the "feo5' S'''''ooIlt " 49, - - 9
,scessity of conrsdcting his bold and preposter0us
,'.o.:., NH. ,,,os n naosi,ion in which Messrs
naPu'a-ioA0 ~ =, .ho ~
CoLQuITT and CRTrTENDEN WERE piaeeu ~ VIC "
tie,e in the Isanes, from which we now copy the
,,t,oi.ol ,o,,ions M follows: -. =
M, hss ,eesan, nlsved through the &C.
Intrigue Of CAUCUS in which perfect understand
had between few snoresyn , pemoefa w.., sna
me ms foP S 4cssS 6 Compel the Administration
conpronisa S esles.nS ;te
a0u's n conS.osa the espnsibty Of sig
ias to be conferred upon the President but
win tns ase,.osy syhcb sbonls Jesnt in the
ss,s, III the 5js6ute by Compromise In other and
,.ror nord, ,he ,ind,rsandur ia 10 pass the Resolu.
ssan. ~ Mr. Co. ourrr of Georgia. :
t-pua tptrt
o,nnro-nsoa these plots to abandon our native soil
., ha-o,n. m disyrace the American nation and of
sibs,snce ISths NAV of the rapscious British
Tion yera cnnvassed and ARRANGED at the British MIN
t,,s o,sn tnbL within the lapse of few days where
ra.,ng or this snecifc and express purpose was at
.sndsd bv ALI the Loral ADVOCATES of The British claim who
are comprised in the Hag ranks Of the Senate with as
s a. 49, bpar,s hacna rho no,,ars If
WY oVuie .os ~ 49, 49, ~ Wv f -
treason against tnei1 country. =, .s..,,,,
say 70 lhe OeaoeIaey q .e ., 100, ou. Lt
Lsaou - a. ule niSIaei1 90 s.ee' P.,, M ~
I'VE VI S,.'s ~ ~ Jew =! .n IA s
INC o,uss s'atslo, az one Py, e'. neT
$780, sS H. re- ss,,,oS H., he sS,, ia isro,io,
NH he driven finn, ,ts nni.,ioo its Motley will be de-
jsaied he strength pro.,rated confusion will reign tr
ur,nfsnt pres;Scnt pok win hs len without "A party
snd ,;i, fas5 nnnn tr.pfhery
Lar he Dsnncssoy ool Ss :" tho owl Savs mat are
rnon ,bar ia ~ ;hs ov, sna ,hat w ,rnond;na
Spoa 'A'"i a'u w 'Ae p'A ''" INV 20 "'P'Ae'
These scandalous charges were uttered with
desperate boldness that made it necessary 10 bring
.h,r, o.. .l< o,;,,.of ,ba coroto 4. ACCORDINGLY, n,
seiA ~ l ,ue -, Hsi's - ''V VI
Monday, alter the formal business OF the day mad
haen 6ianosed oc Mr. Cor crr,r-r reaa The article
D@SA tNIfNH-so' - 49,
paragraph by paragraph declared all its statements
fre ma MS in In ne ius,
- -, II, p, 80 -. n
NN was severe. we can quote Dul very orleuy
from his speech: ,sy 5s,, -, .s 80. s.
lwfnov say tha, In framing that re. oution or intro
ucing 1t to the Senate consulted no living man either
In the Senate or In the Holse Of that
attended no meeting pibc or nrvate In the rcn,o,cs,
degree connected with It's presentation or framing that
twas drawn up and indicated my purpose to move it
and the reuarks of the British Premier. did
rot consult human being did state my intention
TO the most intimate friend and yet the writer Of this
article talks about my resolution being the result of
caucus-of o caucus, too, held at the table Of the
Brtih Minister, where every 1oop.hole wac closed
and the doors carefully guarded against betrayal
The wrteria certainly entitled credit his
invention his ingenuity snd boldness in contrvins 10
mako such discovery under circumstances very
difficult He deserves public reward and doubtless no
win receive it for Extracting secrets important from
body OF men 30 secretly assembled and SO jealousy
guarded from all intrusion. What will the public award
the just recompepse of gentleman of Ingenuity
when they learn that never in my lite dined with the
Brtsh Minister that visited him, that he Is not
known TO that have personal acquaintance with
him. and never hads II ne has given any public dinners
TO Senators or othets, II Is unknown TO me.
90 NOT know how the senate VIII vote on tne amend
mert have proposed and said at the time 'ntroduc'
90 lna" Provlaeo the notce was gwen oio NOT par
ny S S s ,pt ~ Ahena pe pons, pu n; ~;
+anas RI 49, a ~ me ~ Aone~nA. NOR mu
s,h H.. haan .,nrss..d G ;i;s -. s; ,S
,h3 ~ ,Ss Dsmocrs, Ssn.or. y" NJ " a" nh
w. h :. VI ., H., ,h 80 =; t .,, N NV " "
mise snort OIL tne iiuc OF y % ~. So. -,
mr.. hANNKaAN mere OK n,ssenll
,S;su II. hs,S bn, ,e him sns;r ,ba,
folly eli this body arc in favor Of compromise The
gentleman ssiii shakG' his mead 10 token OF ms uter M
creduliry Very wei, SIR wo shall Sec AND the Sena
Tor may rely on it ,ha. when we come to votng the
n a !. ~'i' u saEn .s gu. 10. 70 % So So
And now % to this whole artc!e-sr what purpose il
basbsen written and published leave for The editor in
visw and tnke IL the principal object has been no.
inriety-of how enviable character l viii not say
Another end aimed at may have been the driving back
int the ranks OF ecreant Democratic Senators by
ing them with the British Minister In the foul and false
charge mere mace Aaotner purpose may nave gee.
% give aSnlncant Ssauon 70 lns fcSeeu.Se, ana ss.
snoasn nos least 10 ao majority in eonSress ~ e,'ins
me Frssdent INTO that winch ms writer consider as
bic mission have done with the article and win
10 suthor have done with ham from this time out
no matter whist he may say or write | know Iasi
there no such thing as resehng the heart CT con-
ectence OF hncn man 10 correct eitner nave not the
feoess hope the attempt VII prove utterly IN VAN
@s no living man could at denoerate.y down 70 wIi.e