New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
From Washington.
Thing. in Washington.

an.oan. The time during which Congress may SIT,
I'D nj course the LocoF majority are determined
- make the best OF il They have no idea OF giving
~, heir eight dollars day so Congress have
~ in session nov three months and ye, he pre-
lininares OF the session nave hardly oeen settled
When shall the END be isa question Thlch LEO
Feco sagacity only can determine
The memory Of nan ranne,h nc. back e ine si1ae
when we have had such 2 snow storm fsre or o.
leasta greater one than vhs. we are nov e1Ps
-iancing When wrote you yesterday axe
o,ghi that il would have lasted so long. Sno"
has been pretty constantly falling since night before
I.s, a. . o. clock and no prospect OF clearing up
have little hope that this viii get through of your
TUESDAYS paper, yet write % INC AFTERNOON ''-'u
Should the morning mail OF morrow tall this may
T. i now near 3 O'Clock P. ". yet the Ne*-York
mail due last nigh. at o'clock has not come TO
baDd The Southern mail due LAST n'eh; mas not
We; arrived.
Iogs HAMPDES PLEAsASTs. the stay the hope and
,r;da or = family the beloved Of large circle OF
fTr.n5s and admirers il butcbered slaughtered as an
Indian would daughter buffalo end all for me
nnrnoae of proving that ne vas not q coward. l!
he had only shown true courage by desp!sns Inc
attacks made upon him who you'd have supposed
he was g coward What better ia It nov TOR MS
Young and thorehtless-nurderer shall ! say or
b. What name shall designate him Heis an out
cas-, from the society of friends and home with the
blood Of his fellow.nan upon his hands The choice
between the situations OF the two IL hard one, put
,ha. CT the lifeess Pleasants il 20 be preferred he
has paid the penalty OF his offence oy the o:eH o.
his life. The other bears the blood OF his ieltoV-
man upon hi:n 10 lis grave. onrciy NE o. ~
cars well sDen, in the service Of his country dur
Ing which nc honorable GG;y vas ever AVOIDED ana
no responsibility Wa ever ieared, was better
proof Of true moral courage than the record o. TIE
Richmond brutality
II feprn
Pakeuhaln had offered ha uh.mat7im to this GoeEr-
,oan, il contradic.eG. The Union has sometimes
denied thinga ;hs, ni,erward proves to 6e true
bun We, mist confess ;iiat runors arc sometimes
sent OF from ;h;s City Tor certain papers S'ltho0l
rnuch foundation. and baaed upon euesscs made
upon the NOS. fiiusy occurrences iendeavor sys
~ have some posire grounds FOR any supposon
before give i currency in M letters The majority
Of IL. letter writers here are equally careful There
arc some however who DO not exercise eGua' csTe:
The Union continues 20 be very much alarmed
eho.t the consequences OF the coalition between the
British Tories and the Loco-Foco party 10 break
down cur Home Industry FOR the oeneht CT bridsn
Nanufac..res IL has another studied Article this
rnorning irving to ward Of .ho blow so successfully
aimed at It's party II ieois the force OF inc asser'
ton thu. the American people are paying Mr. sec
retary Walker large salary in preparing c!gu'
roents TO be printed By the British House OF Lords.
the Commons did no, order it prnted-li YES be-
Tor fitted for The head sristocrac 10 DE used IN pros
tratng our people e. the feet of the Manchester and
other lordiy British manufacturer. ! intended 70
have said something in reply TO the Union on this
point day or two since but il Is not yet too late
TO give the bearing of the subject az one glance
quote the following extracts you will see, from oil!
ferent sources-En glish, American and Irish.
cut the following from the London Morning
Chronicle of Feb. Sd. 1t is report OF the Paril
mentary proceedings OF the previous Gay
UNITED STATES T.RIFF-Lord Mcn:oasc asked
the noble Earl the Secretary Of State Of Foreign aslrs
whether he had ay objection 10 lay upon the table OF tue
House a copy of the report Of Mr. Walker, Secretary 10
the Treasury OF the United States upon the subject o.
the Tariff of tina, cousry This report bad already ap'
peared the bic journals but he should be glad II
could be printed for their Lordshps use and Il there
were objections therefore. &c would move Inst be
printed.
The Earl of haERDEES said the motion Of the noble
lord OF unusual nature aid II were In practice
10 any extent il might lead 70 considerable INCOME
nience. At thu time ne wss not disPosea 10 Cd
here so strictly 20 the ordinary rule as 10 divide the
house upon the motion. He had certainly received
copy Of the document ia question and nc s5 ready 10
ed ii. NJ Il contained much that worthy OF seron-
considerations Under these circum sauccs ne a6d no
objection 10 produce tho paper s'ked ior by the noble
lord
After few words from Lord BaoUGH.a, the motion
agreed 10.
The Union was much annoyed with this exhibi
ton OF sympathy between Lords and Loco-Focos.
Blu, " hat kind Of an defense did il make.
The following en-! from the Union o; Tuesday last
1t was an IRIsHMAN-Mr Spring Ree-s liberal
Peer, who moved the reprining Of The report end Mr.
Walker himself IL Of irish extraction The Whigs msy
call him Sir Robert &c"
Now see what a blunder il hero made When
SPRING RICE was advanced to The Peer2ge, as
Lord MoNTEA6LE DANIEL O'CoSNsLL said that
in place of being called Lord MoHTeasLe, be- should
have been called Lord aoSrgaGss and the people
OF Ireland ratified the sentnc2: with cheers.
Du; turn 10 Mooneys History OF ireland-page
l3l7-sna you will find that this Spring Rice was
the man chosen by the British oppressor9 10 make
the leading speech against the Irish members, when
motion Tor Repeal OF the Union made in the
British House cf Commons April 22d, -32. He
spoke whole nigh, against OConneI. O'Conor,
Grauan, She'll &c and the immortal Hirtyeigh
who voted for Repeal on:hat occasion.
Sach is the kind OF an Irshmau that Spring Rice
il and was; and made Peer for ii, too Is Robert
Walkers Irishjsln of similar stain Il So he
must be raised 100 20 Inc Peerngc. Does the Editor
ot the Union know how much pride On American
feels in being told that Beredic: Arnold was an
American? RIcHELIEU.
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