New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13
OF THE TRIBUNE REPORTER
Comments OF the Press.

npbisn,. ett.r IL The Iroune il hicA az admirably
shows up And OF justice aad Ephi!ai'y winch IL
dealt to reporters o different parties cores
podcnt Of The Tribune mad fesc.5ed the yughT1ty Of
Mr. Sawyer OF Ohio who brings INTO the House ssu'
sage and chunk oi 5resc, or some such Provencer'
wrapped greasy paper, huh nj 1"o CiotA ta"S7 =
4o-itiou p, aI.d the speakers cta!r and leeds "n2
nis mouth with tne paper wbich las served a. dinner
service. m fingers his hair clio liz JacHaL!ic % LIS
coal sleeve IL GrLIec mat ;Ae description Was
n.rtecty corr ct indeed Xr. Sawyer expressly admit
led that il was true aad talked about personal sasiac-
ZION the insult Yves repeated DO that again you dae
saws De. (,he idea of mans hshring duel Win Ms
mouth full Of cold and hs fingers 40 greasy in Al
they slip on tue trigger y fet without allowing any
explanation any defence, resolution was passed
nearly all the LocoFoco voting or H. 10 exPei the re
porter OF The Tribune from Inc Aouie NOW, loGA al
the manner which the correspondents VI LocoFoco
papers have been treated when tney nave made aEtac az
upon the Wing Memoers An article Was puol7hco II
The Union h. organ OF Administrator. charging a
Member II the House with direct JdLeto0f and 10 MAKE
the charge offensive II was signed Win the name
OF the editor in full twas brought 10 the attention cl
House. which refused TO take any notice OF int out
rage. The correspondents Of tn" Globe o the Richmond
Eauurer and Of other LOc0FccO papers, have conunU-
ally abused and s!anGeTed the Wing Members put the
INDIGNATION Of tie Loco Focos has been thorough
II aroused until unpleasant truths were spoken OIL
one of their party The expulsion VII! De mater
Of very tte Inconvenience To me correspondent Oh
Tribune and certainly WI! Dot incuce MIN 70 LOOK with
any more favorable eye upon the IDLY and vugaIy aud
iudecency oil those who have thus outraged him
and in his perBon the tree press
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OSA WRONG ScENT.-We observe that divers
OF the Journals here aud elsewhere, are putting forth
rouede OF comica indignation, nai iun hai anger aud
the rest malice against the action OF the House o Repre-
scna,ges expecting the reporters md correspondents OF
The Tribune-sad action having been taken IN sudden
OF aronted dignity because some unknown cor
respondent The Tribune chose furnish the readsrs
OF That paper with graphic description, OF less
true as the b, oil the in which Honorable
and hungry Member from Ohio eats his dinner, no: at
ais boarding house If he has enc but IN the louns'ng
lobby at the back OF the Speakers chair.
Now we have remark, primo, tina, dinner Is sacred
thing whether It's elements be turtle soup and canvas
backs at Colemsns hard biscuit end hunk OF cold
sausage standing IL the House OF Representatives
Therefore the orrespOnden OF The Tribune ought TO
have been wary now ne meddled with snch subject
and may De question for casulsis whether the House
does rather deserve praise Than blame for lis prompt
interference IL yindcaoD OF Legislative appetite. Be-
sides the particular Member is from OhlO-irom that
great emporium OF the pork interest his prediction Tor
eausagc. therefore, may have IT'D foundation III local
patriotism less honorable 10 his head than TO ms sto
mach.
But, secando il strikes us that there is meaning in
The action OF the House which lies deeper than the sur
face and which therefore, the indignation mongers have
discovered The burden OF their rcbuke is that the
sin OF visited upon several mat because the real
traducer Of Ohio sausage could be detected his pun
ishment inflicted upon innocent Messrs A. B. and c.
whose for Id perhaps equal to that OF
any honorable the floor. We read the matter in
another The writer OF the peccan letter was
non come at s.ia-scGmy0 out the journal which pun
ished il within reach Of legislative vengeance the
House therefore poured It's wrath upon the Journal aud
thus only indicated the character aud the appetite
ofihe injured NJ c. but covertly established principle
wach may be put 10 good use hereafter The principle
il that when you cannot for any reason, conveniently
justice hide il IL good plan 20 take II out
OF another Ii you caunut punish tne correspondent,
punish ournaityou cannot hUs England Or do not
care 10 attempt it, why then fog Mexico
From ne Troy Bhis.
BREACH OF PRIvILEGE--fhe offence for which
Mr. Robinson. The Trbune's Reporter, has been
n .b.J tafyy
peraon Of the following Sketch OF the habits and man.
of Hon sir Sawyer OF Ohio. is sufficiently biting
that lie certain. but ii a member oil dgufed assembly
vii indulge in the habits OF fGHOo hr hardly eX
pect to escape the lash OF satire.
1t that Mr.. Sawyer admitted ne was in the habit
oil taking his ood in the OF The Speakers chair as
specified in the subjOncd extract but denied that ibis
fact justified the 10 which II had been noticed
We should suppose the constituency whom this inti-
vidua represents will feel very much battered by tue
notice which the of their PROXY has attracted.
Ii has been well said that may steal horse,
while another must look the hedge. and as an
illustration of the truth OF the adage Mr. Robinson has
been expelled from the House oil Representatives. for
drawing the above portrait, while MIR. HeiSs, oil the
Union permitted to call member OF that body
liar, in his paper. with IMMUNITY.
From the York pa Peoples AdcOcate
Loco. FoCo OUTRAGE.-Thc Loco Focos OF the
House VI Representatives. at Washington, excluded, on
Wednesday last the Reporters aud Correspondents OF
the New.iork Tribune from the House. Inc alleged
reason was correspondent OF The Tribune, over
the signature OF Pcrsimnon spoke eoon. SOME itte
iuihles OF Mr. SAWYER of Ohio which the Hon Member
has since acknowledged 10 be true but when was SUN
Glen, 10 Justify a reckless and unprinciped majority 10
d baspg themselves and yielding their responsibility ~
TO crafty contracted muGedness. The ohjec-
onabie things said By Persimnon are, that MI Saw
yer feeds about O'Clock every day-that he has MS
food rolled up IN piece OF paper-that alter eating he
throws the paper from the wndow-,ha, he wipes his
hands with his atseevcs. his head &c we see
nothing vulgar wrong III giving publicity To acts OF
this kind II Mr.. Sawyer Is guilty OF SO doIng-and ne
acknowledges he is-why care about III The truth ~
the Loco Focos fear The New,York Tribune, and would
do any thing TO destroy the Influence oil that sheet
Unfortunately for the Members, however, they have
been able 10 accomplish any thing by their nigh
handedness There doubt but that the report OF
the proceedings will be Jus. full in The Tribune
and that when duty calls upon the correspondents to
castgate any Will be done as iearlessy as hereto
fore. The constitutional privileges OF freeman cannot
be taken from c,tzen with lmpunliy hnd those VINO
voted for expulsion viii find 1t so.
Some months since. readers Will recollect that
Mr. Reiss Editor OF the Union, came out over ais own
signature and called ii certain Wig Member OF the
House a common liar ana that motion was made 10
take the salary from him which voted down by the
who voted III favor OF excluding The tribune
Reporters Can impotence 90 any farther than tbs -
Are guilty o such gross ineanness unworthy 10
I'LL any honorable post 2
From the Norloick (Ct) Courier
Hon Mr.. SAwYER.-rhe readers OF the Courier
have doubtless noticed he seton oil tue H.use OF Re-
representatives. Washington IN summary eXpellin2
the floor OF the House The Reporters OF the New
York Tribune. The occasion OF this expulsion was, a
aughaoIe description oil certain personal habits oil bon
Mr.. Sawyer, Loco Foco Member from Ohio. That the
description here given OF the 10 essentially correct
admitted by Nj Sawyer himself And there was
the rub Hon. Mr Sawyer however, Is not, pre-
sumo. the only man in Congress 10 whom The well.
known, hough somewhat pATadoXlca, law maxim. the
create The truth TIE greater Tie Je applies with singing
ehect. One thing quite certain though -lftni Hon.
Mr Sawyer had not had much of the ass the Door
him. ne would have hes!tated good while before
bringing his private grieis The notice OF the House
But Tor MS stupidity, the paragraphs which dis
turbed him would Fave been in half dozen
journals IN the country bat after the notorIety
given this whole matter by the notice OF it III
the House hr. Sawyer may count WIZ the utmost con-
hdence upon seeing his portrait garnishng the columns
OF nearly every newspaper IN the Union.
FROM HAYTI.-By the brig Souther, Capt. Bur
ecss which arrived here this morning from Cape Hay
ten, learn that the date OF the vessels sailing FEB.
81 the Hayden troops were preparing Tor general
march against the Dominicans. The vanguard the
army from Port Prince the lolh. The Hay
items were sauguire in The expectation OF reconquerng
I the rebels