New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
senutor Haywood Denounced.

The Caon of Saturday night comes TO US
treishted with ponderous leader in Remuneration
OF Hon. Vim H Haywood, the Loco Senator from
North Carolina, for his opposition TO McKays Tar
iii bill and consequent resignation of his seat. The
following is the most material portion OF this ana
thema
The whole Democratic party with very few excep.
tons took II or granted that Tins about TO
be carried the present when all the
Democratic Senator from Connecticut lntmsied his
determination 10 against the bill! II safe. howe
under the vote OF Mr.. Haywood Senator from
North Carolina when. AL reported that
se WA. about against il unless il wa, amended
in q way which deemed AZ al material by the
great body OF the Democratic parry The Democratic
with the exception OF tile Two from renHsyl
ysnis and from COnnecncup had determined 10
PASS IL and rIdsnger is success IN the other
House by NY amendment this Rie period OF the
session The tac OF the measure therefore essential
ly depended upon the course oil Mr. Haywood But
every appeal made him by ais most
intimate friends In vain had the s!S Democratic
Representatives OF North Carolina borne witness,
by their votes, 10 the policy and justice OF the
measure. In vain L II understood that The Demo
cratic party Of North Carolina and many Of the Wings,
al the reduction OF the !SFl 10 the revenue
standard, Ia vain WAS Wm. II. HAYWOOD sent 10 the
Senate OF the United Sisie by the Democracy u North
Carolina At this OF the utmost nerd--wiile the
late OF tie whole bull may depend upon his
vo,ewhe the incSlcGlshe interests OF great country
src tepeu,ient upon hin-he lnciIcs from his duty
OF the United States. and puts II into the power
OF Wing Governor 20 send Il Wing Senator 10 arrest
the passage OF measure which : 70 10 justice 10 the
South 10 the West 10 the whole agricultural and com
uercia interests Of the North. and 10 every portion OF
the Union He deserts his party without beng soleny
controlled by the instruction., OF his CONSTITUENCIES Is
the with the from Pennsylvania Ad en-
pesSee
From whatever motives this extraordinary wrong
has been perpeiEatei upon the whole country and e.
peclIy upon his Immediate consctGenis-'Thtt!e. IN
der the influence iInsgnsoa snd ina; lee
5!eness OF Jadgaren: which the ;io-t CRITICS! eitFi-
c!es often bec-ay Ike trsa>or-whethsr L because TIE
overweeninc vanity OF the ssred 70 the lerlt
Of originality, sind The contemplate honors Q; authorship
UNI. he became deeply committed in rs oiuEders
this; he could eN.rlca,e himself without sinking from
yet the wrong done. Il msy De feii By every man
Ell aposisie and ieSerter VINO WI be aoe
part OF the political sissression winch he mas ta day
committed Let this bill t los; through his dere!icaon
AMI tine deepest oj!um VIII fS upon hs hesd Al con
ndeuc. in his stability gone NJ hereafter VIII
know how HIM He bad better JOIN ranks OF
the Federal party once and take the bounty their
hands they wilas lI,an who deserts his
friends IN the moment OF nal AID sacrifices his country
10 his own eoncets eccenrr;cnes and Indecsion But
Mr. b hsd better seek the retirement, 10 which
he Is doomed lie IS dessltue OF tst ceaess OF rs
ert and aElnness OF parpose which are essential el.
rlsnts IN the composition OF statesman
II The proceedings OF the Repeal Meeting