New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Things In Washington.
From ou- Regular Core pondeut
WASHINGTON. Aug. @ l-i6-


WASHINGTON. Aug. @ le+6-5 P N.
The President, true TO the instincts OF his nature
has vetoed the French Spoations bill. Those who
voted for Polk and Dallas have been betrayed and
insulted and this last act of Executive insoence
has held 10 the lips of long suffering claimants the
poisoned chalice OF Loco-Foco ingrattude.
Having betrayed every principle to which the
party stood pledged-having surrendered Oregon.
contrary to solemn vows made to the West-hay'
ing belied their pledges to Pennsylvania on the
Tarifi-having forgotten their vows 10 the Country
that there should be no War With Mexico. some OF
the slavish friends OF the Administration thought
they had some place LETT where they could make g
stand Notwithstanding the groans otthe Pennsyl-
vanians the cries OF tie fity four forty Crusad-
ers the imprecarons o: the friends OF the River
and Harbor bill the slaves and panders OF power
thought they could rally this as the great meas
ure Though these men knew that Wing votes
carried the French Spoliatlons bill through both
Houses. in spite of LocoFoco opposition and
rrickery, We lind the following IN rhe New ork
Evening Post OF Thursday last
FRENCH SPoLIArIoNs BILL,-We are rejoiced 10 see
The Accomplishment: OF ia- ongdeierred net OF justice
IL fortunate thing for Nj Pok= Administration that
besides efecting many measures OF pupl!c urty. u
Will also have tas honor bringing abou; this great
private reet We have often urged the passage OF this
bill and indeed glad that the object Is II length
accomplished. y furnishes triumphant answer 70 a
heavy charge OF national injustice Monopoly reoHked
econoIay maintained peace preserved public iath re-
deeuled-such Will be history OF the present admin
is,rarion Long hive the Democracy
How much honor has NJ Folks administration
for bringing about this great private relief
Against whom Is this triumphant answer to e
heavy charge OF National injustice 10 tell Is
monopoly rebuked by giving The Foreign I'm
porters th. possession OF the American Market 70
the rum OF our own Merchants and Mechanics Is
economy maintained by squandering thirty
millions tor the killing Of lev Mextans and then
asking Two millions additional 10 buy ourselves OF
from killing more or il other words. 10! purchas
ing 8 Peace which we had already pledged our
selves to conquer by previous appropriations Is
peace preserved by throwing down the barriers
OF clviiz a!on, and letting loose the eihounds OF
war among Christian nations, and too. HE'LL
hounds OF war for the perpetuatiou and extern
sion OF Slavery under the tnr Of FREEDOM Is
/ public faith redeemed by deserving 81 30
! pledges. made 10 the Nation-by covering before
/ the National ion OF our ancient enemy-by dra-
goonng Congress INFO the betrayal OF every article
ana sentiment o; public ta!th--and killing By the
veto power what little remnant OF public faith was
le;t even IN sn abandoned and fsithiess Congress.
Answer these questions, We souless hatterers OF
power and iniquity. 1.-THE prospect OF the success
OF such measures called forth such eulo.lums from
the Post, Will their betrayal call forth cores pond
ing execrstion o. will the Post crouch 20 power as
or the Texas question Where on tie face 0: the
earth is there Z people who would submit to such
outraees as these Yet. ler not dependency lead
10 acts OF outrage Ssve the visls OF sccumulating
public wrath 70 be poured into The ballor-boxes
upon the hydra OF Loco Eocoisn, when IL shall
sgain crawl forth from us slime and venom 10 be
warmed into lie By the sun Of popular favor.
" Tho is James K. Polk J" Answer ye "5is 30
crusaders '-sRswer ye betrayed and insnted Penn
sylvanians-answer We Trends OF Internal Improve
ment-answes We long suffering claimants for Ma
tioud Jus-ice-answerye friends OF Pesce-who Is
Js-nes x Polk
And where IS Henry CLAY the noble the hon
cred The patriotic, ,he brave. Hs IS az home IN
surrounded by power and patronage. Cheated oy
horde of dsnagosues-in prva.e lie though sus-
.ained s, the last Pfesidentia! Election oy ma
jorty OF TIE legal votes native and adopted CIT
i,ens OF this country. There he Is II MS quiet
home in Ashland Millions OF hearts beat more
strongly the mention OF els nane-to. Mn are me
blessings Tor his rival the execrsrioas OF betrayed
people. While they blush TO acknowledge tha.
they permitted Polk Q, Loco-F oco 70 De elected
,hey ye, rejoice thar fhere are occasionally such
specimens 0! their race IS HENRY CLAY
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