New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23
From he ohio STATE Journal.

EXPULSION OF IHE TRIBUNE I.EPORIEho-
The resolution of the House. adopted without considerR
lion and without investigation OF the facts to exclude
from scat within the bar the Reporters OF the New
York Tribune, it TO ia high handed outrage
fcr which no can be framed. The motion tor
expulsion was made by Mr.. Brukcrhoif of this State
from whom we hoped better things. The complaint
against The Tribunes correspondents was entered by
Mr.. Sawyer of this State; man who lie, enphatcaly
abrute in manners and BOBBY IN brains" He would
Disgrace seat in any deberative body, being by nature
and education untitled associate with those who think
before they act and consult the dictates Of honesty in
Ieao Of the behests Of party His ridiculous plumbers
and profound ignorance the simplest questions pre-
ieu,ed for consideration, have made him laughing
stock In and out of Congress- among friends and foes
But his dignity insued and outraged when cores
pondcnt Of the n. Y. Tribune, In humorous vein took
% his personal habits and he demanded the protection
ofthe House.
Now there an honest intelligent in the State
Of Ohio who wosld while receiving the liberal pay of
IS per day, the National Treasury, exhibit himself
thus on the floor of Congress We think not We do
not learn that the assertions of The Trbunes cores
pondept were denied II not and they true has not
he Hou,s enhanced its own dignity and shown an exat
regard for the freedom OF the Press by expeing Nun
from its floort IL the statement was not correct the
House owed 1t to itself ascertain whether any one ad-
nied its privileges had far forgotten what was due
ptruih and the feelings of Members as 10 pen what We
hare quoted above. 1t was not however It seems the
regular correspondent of The Tribune; and those who
admitted the floor OF the House did not 1t be-
isved write the obnoxious article The House did not
top 10 consider these iacts to make the slightest III
curry, but resolved expulsion forthwith MIR SchencS
protested aganet the proceeding, and cited the most ma
grant outrages against truth and proprey that had beeu
tolerated by the House. because Wings were the suffer
ara In such One of the publishers OF the Union
Itself recently made attack the moral character oi
sdsipeuished and exemplary Member, which the House
REUSED 10 notice when called on TO do so. Circumstsn
es uc altered and the House now steps forward pour
out Its wrath class OF men who have done much
very much TO keep Members within the bounds OF de
eepcy and upon journal distinguished Tor its dignity
nd lie prpctiious regard for truth and right such
mother exhibition of what in these days is called Dc
locracy.
From the Buffalo Express.
The ExPULsIoN.-One of the great measures o
The present session of Congress 10 the expulsion Of III,
Reporters and Letter Writers Of the N T. Tribune iron
the House of Representatives.
We would defend the Members of our National Leeis
laiure from uuprovokcd MISUNDERSTANDING that the
po.ltcn should command for them the respect OF the
fellow men, long they sustain that position with be
coming proprte,y aud dignity But in this case wheI
Mr. Sawyer presented tho matter for the action OF e'
House, be owned up, so tar ms the correctness oil tn
hmning was cOucerEed-snd the public are given to uii
terltsnd that the picture Is n true one.
We deny the right of any Member of our Nationa
Councils 10 carry into that House those outandish &c
cenrcities wnch will render him the subject OF rdicu
with more than half the civilized world. They are there
the Representatives OF the People ana when we dia
cover marked defects in their conduct and want o
regard for the comnonest propreties oil civilized life
we are led at once TO look Toward The power that he
created ,hem--and 10 discover, ii possible how FAR II
tia! particular they represented their constituency
We would not tolerate Members OF Congress, Will,
hey enjoy eight dollars per day from the People 10 sus
an hem respectfully course oil life that bears upon
he impress OF and would excite the ridicut
eta weiLbred school boy. Our Members of Congress
stamp very great extent our national Character ant
they disregard the forms which society have
adopted under civilization aud 10 carry their greasy
dinners their pockets and eat them with their fingers
Ike bsrbariaps why then say apply the corrective
ai ridcule might induce and, ii that should fall
them back the People 10 receive better education
From The Boston ChrcHo;yps.
Mr.. SAwYER's BREAD AND PoSk.-Our reader!
that the popular branch OF Congress expelled
the Reporters OF one OF the New York papers from IL
Hail. for the crime of telling how one OF the members
uoched his bresd and cheese in his psce in the House
Truly il no crime for Mr.. Sawyer 10 ca; bread an
cheese, cold potatoes in Congress. n was OF
The other hand truly Democratic, and showed his clos
attention the peoples business, aud was In fact per
saps bis only road immortality. The only wonder
that he should have complained Of the ioretasrcs nt
hrs; fruits OF ihs. immortality, kindly plucSe6 tor hin
BY The Tribune. We should have supposed that ht
would ies proud OK H. In fact, the only way in whict
40 can account for the yindictveness u Democratic
Rouse Tor sHea crime is thst is ory used rs cove
Tor another. The Tribune letter writers have not beer
Backward to chas,ise tho rowdies OF the Mcdonnell
school; we suspect they have all reserved their wrat
Tor occasion OF attack upon The Tribune in which tee
might command more OF the sympathy OF TIE Hous
'asa they could for themselves
Gaoy-What sort OF a House is it which resen;s
ensrre Of vulrsrttv soonsr than does of vice