New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04


jor DISQUALIFICATION Of hayor-Sridai
Parties.
From our Regular Correspondent.
WAsErSc7oS. June ID 1916 midnight.
Congress has entered OF the 9Th week OF The
session, having done nothing, or next 10. If not
worse ,han nothing. They have disgraced the com
try BIZ being permitted 10 represen, it in their dis
graceful quarr-!iags and vulgar manners They
found happy and prosperous, We no~ ina our
selves In DOUBT ana uncertainty. They found Us in
the enjoyment OF Peace-we now hnd ourselves
without the constitutional! steps, plunged In heed
e-s War. They found An oFeF1J"flns treasury
and jney have sgugHGered the money in millions.
a. thous nIlrssy they shed Inc blood 81 The poor
Tney found The national heart oeaEDg with proud
oqlsaiions in Anticipation OF lcag series OF til
umph- IN peace aud civilization. we h"d thsi
heart brok..a and cesolaie-the Christian mourning
over nations, c-irl--ihe Pnianihropist weeping
over tie resnipaied batoarities OF "ar-ine vile.
the brother the friend mourning the loss OF hus-
band q brother aad com psnlons-slaug entered a. the
altar OF ambition.
All This they have done and Of Ibis they are ready
10 do unu-ea nd what have they done IN return for
all This They have each drawn the OF
thousand fur hundred ana. Wty slI dollars, sum
uucn larger ID the members. particularly jorl-
" ot the r ,u-c, are an average worth
Nor are they satisfied with this. They intend 20
stick 10 Their while there Is cen. IN the rrea
sury Many OF them know ,hai they are never 20
have q chance ihe public treasury again. Their
time next Session l. limited 10 three months. but
this line being without limit, they baog for vial
i;y 10 the National milk pail end never tire.
Thev wii not likely adjourn before the Isl OF An
gus: aud may continue onser. The i; OF august
ril add 81 to the l-2 days already squandered. and
put in ihrlr pockets As dollars additional, making
In al more tran ftc0 thousand d0liGrs. with mile
age pocke,ed as reward tor running the country.
Thus taking all he Members together. we are TO
nav 10 them over five hundred Thousand dollars for
sqaandering all the spare change ne had, ard get.
ting US into such snarl OF difficulties as Will re-
quire a long period OF blood and taxation 10 atone
for our tolerance Of Loco-F oco supremacy.
where will this end, ye powers OF good !! Oh
how these talk OF reirenchmrnt And reform
when i, costs them Dothins but how like ieecnes
rhey hold on TO public plumber when their own
sorkets are He'd wiki that plumber
There should be a new law made 10 conform the
Aav of mileage 10 the increased facilities OF liter
course and 10 bring the long session TO nearer
proportion to the snort Loco Foco Legislation
and National advantage are usually In an inverse
rauo-the less Of the the more of the other.
The discussion in the Senate today was highly
interesting Tue Loco-Focos began 10 fear that all
their mcannes- j. TO be betrayed. Mr.. NILES
seemed 10 think that The Sub Treasury Is TO sleep
the sleep OF death.
MIR. HAs>xGAS created some laughter in the Sc
uHie bS ASKING IN lulLc cNCllti llIduHcIi ~ "dt
has become of the Independent Treasury. He had
iu-t come in aud had not heard the remarks that
passed upon the sane subject. What Loco-Foc
principles are going TO have carried out
| understand that the dceuce made by the Dis
bursEg Clerk In The State Department IN favor OF
Nj nger soil getting access 10 the private papers
W as that MIR Ty Ter had lett them In his not
belonging to the Department but as bundle OF
private papers This, | believe, Mr. Tyler plumpy
contradicied They we're private papers OF the
State Department and no =" Paul Pry' should have
been permitted 10 see them.
10 the discussion to-day 10 the House. on the bill
crcn,ine new Major Generals &c. Messrs. Carroll
and Hunt ci New York defended the officers Of the
regular army and commended that II the number OF
General, IL Increased permanently the appointments
should be made by promotions from the present ar
nv; If i, j. 10 be Il temporary Increase Thea that
General should be designated from the mlIa ct the
States according to actual eXisencies. Mr.. Hunt
vIudcated the regular Army from The reflections
con.aiu.d ia Mr.. Blacks Report. and appended to
MIN ~ man OF honor 10 retract his lnpulaions
upon courage and capacity OF officers whose be
70 SIN las excited the admiration OF the country.
| mink this bill will be defeated IN The House.
believe it is generally understood that the design OF
is to supersede old officers by avorltes OF the Elk
eculive. Some OF the officers say they will do all
they can to prosecute this war To happy close but
will aerward resign, II these schemes are carried
You will see by the ln,eiEgencer TO day ana oy
the returns 10. morrow tina, Hon. w. w. SEAToN.
the able and senliemanly Editor of the National
ntellis encer is reelected May or of this city The
-iecIion was held yesterday. The Mayor liz elected
for two years Mr.. SEATuN has held the office for
number OF years There We're TWO candidates OPP
posed 10 hlm. He received about as many votes
both bis competitors. He deserved i; all and more.
Mr. CoLkM.> Of the National Hotel run by
a strong party as Alderman Though but short
tm. in the city, he has troop OF friends He came
very near being carried Better luck next Time.
Among the arrivals in this City lately we have
had many bridal parties AT Coleuans Hotel They
add lie and beauty the circle OF strangers here.
thing OF beauty is JOY for ever 1t so. some
peoples cups must b. Overlooking with joy.
Among the arrivals today was EDWARD PIERRE
FONT. Esq with whom spen, many pleasant days
al Mother Yale. He i. now q lawyer in New
York City. He married. "Wednesday last
10 Miss MAkGARETTA the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter Of SAMUEL A WILLoUGHBY. E-q.
OF Brooklyn May their lives be as happy nu-
mesous circle OF friends and admirers " i-h them.
RICHELlEC.