New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-28
in war miles. settled before the mex, Presidential

in war unless settled before the next fles'uen''a
campaign.
Mondays paper that several things wnicn men,
toned in nv letters last week and which supposed
had been delayed by the storm and the cro"ai1S OF
foreign in your columns. do not appear b. AL
They related TO the death OF NJ. HoBAN, 10 M.. D0-
cHANAS's Party. the rejection OF Judge " GOD.
WARD &c. Let me briefly refer 10 the last Two OF
these The FRS; brings back too strongly the sense
of the loss OF personal friend 10 be dwelt upon
The Party given b. Mr.. BUCHANAN, on Friday
evening. at Caruss, was truly splendid affair
The number present was about 1900. who were
;,v;,ad nv card All the Cabinet and Heads of De-
Dsuments Judges OF the Suprume Court. Foreign
Ministers Including Mr. Pakenham,i Members OF
the Senate and House of Representatives OF both
parties &c &c we're present Among DINERS Gov
SEWARD of New York. The wines alone cost prob
ably 500 or 1000 dollars The number OF ladies' pres
ont was YER; great they looked beautiful and
wa,e dressed in more splendid style than usual on
such occasions out OF compliment suppose 70 Af
Bnchanan's Dictatorship Among the ladies' most
observed were Mrs MADISON and Mrs. ALEXANDER
HAMILTON The latter is IN her sOth year ! %"
lieve. Dancing kept up I'LL n late hour- trt!
and National disputes were forgotten. think can
safely say that this the most splendid party
even given in the District OF Columbia
| cannot give YOU the Yeas and NAYS on the vote
bv which the Senate rejected the nomination OF MI
Woodward, though | could come pretty near It
The vote stood 20 for tue confirmation ana % against
il Tie Ways unanimously roteG against Inn
There were. OF course 20 Loco tocos who voted
for him; YES 20 Loco Foccs who called upon the
Adopted Citizens 10 vote against HENRY CLAY on
the ground that if he was elected President Natives
would be appointed 10 office, voted 10 confirm MI
Folks nomination OF the Grandfather OF Nativlsm.
If the Whig party had voted Tor nm' or even one
half of them he would now be Judge OF the Supreme
Court.
There were weishty reasons ssde from his Ma
tivisn sufficient to make every one who would keep
the Supreme Bench free from ultra radical notions
to vote agains, him. The Wings had sufficient
cause on account OF kis opinions vested rights ana
his notions on the power OF every state 10 luSS Oh
the qualifications OF its voters. 10 make them
oppose him Sill it is worth putting on record ihat
but for Wings votes the country would TO day have
Supreme Court Judge against whose appointment
the naturalized citizens protested. But Mr POLK
and his party only wanted naturaliZed votes iheS
seemed to think i; piece OF unparalleled impudence
for the naturalized citizens 10 remind them OF then
pledges Nativism was supported by more than
twoihrds OF the Loco FocO party. The w hi2 un'
dvidedly voted against i, and the naturalzed Cit
Zens are Sarcd from their trieadS.f
Ii the Wings were ali present. as believe ihey
were, there were only Loco tocos VINO Eo'ed
against him. OF these it is pretty certain thai came
ron Levy and Westcoit voted against him. We
must have the seal OF secrecy taken OH that we MAJ
know what friends of the adopted citizens voted
for the man against whom they solemny protested.
think can claim some little credit in exposing
the opinions of this | took the trouble 10 eN
anime the debates the Constitutional Convention
in PENNSYLVANIA of 1875 and made such extracts
as furnished reasons why he should be rejected. In
closing up the controversy on my part may be per
mitted to say, that as an enemy OF Loco.Foco Ma
tivism rejoice at the rejection. Not because have
any personal feelings OF hostility against the man
do not know him and would do any thing for him
if in need of my assistance unless helping him to a
seat on the Bench OF the Supreme Court.
| think it not at all unlikely tina, Mr.. Buchanan
may be nominated TO the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench though he may hardly bring his own mind
and the wishes of his friends to agree on that point
The friends of Mr. WILKINS will renew their efforts
10 have him nominated as he once was by President
TYLER about the last day Of his Presidency
RICHELIEU.