New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13
From Washington.
From cur Regular Correspondent
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from cur regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON March Il. 1915
How brightly beams the eye OF the weary trav-
eler, es ne energies from the darkness OF stormy
night, alter ti1esone journey through Dogs and
mres. 10 gaze on q lovely landscape. dancing Win
life in the eye OF day II you csn appreciate he
felicity OF sacn change you understand my
feelings, this morning on fndlnE m sen renewed
from the atmosphere OF The house OF hepresents
tiye- to enjoy the igniied society OF the Senate.
The House has carried lis high handed outrage to
farther extent than lis oSn original depraviIy IL
tended. NOT only have they expelled Inc reporters
Of The Tribune. ont they have actually expelled the
aides from their presence also Not TO De sure oy
formal vote bu, by their uncoath manners As he
Tribune cannot live without the smiles OF the ladies'
your Reporter mas naturally followed Ihen and al
lracted oy the magnetism of Iber smiles, finds him
sell in their immediate presence.
But feel TOO happy in the change to refer TO my
former position. | only regret that the change l.
not TO De permanent-thai my sutterinss are not yet
terminated. l cannot absent myself long from the
House; my duty calls me 10 forget pleasure
Though now In Paradise. | must reIurn to Pursa-
tory.
The likeness 10 PurGatory is appropriate too
There are noble souls there which makes the society
:oersble bat there is an odor OF Loco Focoism
about which makes i; capital place tor trying line
virtues of the sufferers Some OF the persons there
such intoerab!e sinners thai they can never rise
from their present situation. unless they rise 10
descend.
The semi-crc!e of the gallery is gemmed with
beauty, and several bright stars glitter IN the more
distant sky Of the second scat. But shall descend
from these upper walks OF Love and Poetry-oi
corporeal and moral beauty, to the scenes below on
the floor
WASHINGTON March Il, 1916
The Senate have had an Executive Session to-day
IS well ss yesterday Several questions were
brought before them and among others the Rhode
Island Rebellion, on the nominations before the
Senate from that State. BURLINGTON ANTHONY,
Marshal for the District O: Rhode Island was 10 day
confirmed Some other nominations were also con
firmed but have not heard the names. They may
appear in the Union Of 10 night | understand that
the discussion the Rhode Island affairs WAS quite
brilliant and piquant
The Oregon men hardly know where 10 classify
JAMES K. POLK The Loco Foeos begin 10 think they
were too hasty when they asserted that they knew
who James K Polk is There is hardly one OF them
can tell now whether he is 540 40 man or i92
man. Senator HASSEeAS is feeling after him with
the hand OF resurrection bat cannot exactly touch
him.
Il is rumored today that GEORGE BANCROFT has
received intimaton that his place IN the Cabinet
would be more acceptable than himself. There
will probably be some change IN the Cabinet and
tina, very soon.
The Speech of Mr. REvERDY JOHNSON to-day was
his first Speech in that body He acquitted himself
well. he takes high rank in the Senate, as he has
done wherever he has gone His Speech and that OF
Mr.. EVANS have received high commentator. i do
no, mean to say that every position the expe
dent one take, but Of the ability of the speeches
no one can doubt. For myself think it would
have been better 20 let the Loco Focos fight 1t out
There is great fun in seeing them claw each other
about Mr. Folks position. What a wonderful elias
ITCHY all Folks letters have about them His Kane
Tariff Letter meant Free Trade and now the whole
of Oregon means about one half
The trial of Mr.. JoHSP. HISS. one OF the Editors
OF the Union for attacking Mr.. CYRIL V. GREY,
comes up Friday next ! shall try and send you
q sketch.
The friends Of Ireland in this city are making ex
tensve preparations for the celebration OF St Pat
rick 5 Day the present year in this District. AT
meeting last night they resolved on having public
dinner Carusis Saloon The dinner Is 10 be pre-
pared by Mr.. MILLER. who gets up the suppers for
the large Balls held there during the winter. The
President and Vice President of the United States
q. W. P. GUSTS. the Mayor OF this city, Mr. SEA
roS Of the lntellisencer, j. O. ADAMS Gov. SEW
ARD, RoBT. TYLER. the Clergy, &c. are among
the invited guests. An excellent band OF music
will be in attendance. Il Is expected that about
two hundred persons will sit down TO dinner
An orator has been appointed for the occasion, 10
speak on, and in defence of Ireland and her sons
Ii is also ex pected that they will have piper IN
costume to cheer them with some fine specimens OF
that wild music which strangely eccords with the
Irish heart ST. Patrick's Day you know, comes on
Tuesday next, March 18th. Several distinguished
Members OF Congress TO be present Songs
sentiments, speeches, Irish humor and Irish hosp
tally. doubt not, will make this very agreeable
and interesting meeting. will send you report
RICHELIEU.
e We understand tina. the meeting appointed
w. E. ROBINSON. Esq. orator OF the day, for the
celebration above referred 10. 1t is consolation
for M ROBINSON, though LocoFoco majority
may turn him on, OF the House of Representatives