The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our new York Correspondent.

Nrw YoEx February Is 1917
Il has beeiLny ortunegood bad-more than once to
differ, and that very strongly from the ONIONS" views OF
men and things yet cannot but share fully in the disgust
and Indignation felt by who thinks all about
the matter NJ the extraordinary action of the Senate
Saturday Things are, indeed at pretty pass III demo-
cratic Sennte is revive Tho sarchamber usurpaons and
the despotc privilege" which scrvile age would
not tolerate because democratic journal publishes the
note OF espondent, commenting severelsay
coarsey-upon its acts The people, however, understand
the thing The the DIVISIONAL the democrats on
one side except e four, and these with all the wings
the oher-te the story. II is personal matter
with distinguished gentleman in the Senate and his Spar
ticular friends" Nothing The wings of course
were but too well pleased join in The truth is the
Union has treated honorable gentlemen with too much
punculio. II has itself blame. IT, from the rst il had
handled members in the roughnndeody fashion of pre-
deeeSso il would have better consulted its own interests
and those ofis party and ofthe country.
There very large and influential meeting for the
relief of Ireland held in Albany the capitol on Friday
night The Governor was in the chair The best spirit
was manifested and excellent speeches made by the
Chancellor (whoe presence honorable to himself and
10 the occasion) John Van Buren, Ira Harris and other
gentlemen OF distinction The Senate subscribed near
ly 500, and the House contribution is thought win ex.
coed 81 500 bin exempt from toll all freight on the
railroads destined 20 free to Ireland, passed by the
House on Saturday In this city, the public sentiment
thoroughly aroused every quarter you hear of spon
taneous movement benevolent merchant Uoseph Nay
lori offers large warehouse for the storage provisions
clothing &c., TO be sent Ireland In several of the
churches yesterday, without distinction of creed collections
taken up, and announced many nex1 Sum
day The great meeting at the Tabernacle tonight will
open with subscription of some $4,000 $4,000 from
fifteen twenty firms who down for $500 apiece SIN
Gods name, push on the column
The Sarah Sands is TO sail on the oath She will be full
of freight of course and will have many passengers en-
conraged by the entire of her trial trpenoph Sc
riouy interfere with the passenger list of the Cambria
the LIST proximo.
The amount of specie entered the custom-house du-
ring the week ending the 6lh 1891 4S very "uin-
Gus" symptom, is not III
Bank charters seem to be in little regardrather below
par-in neghboring States just The electro
magnetic telegraph scarcely ga circumstance the
way the New Jersey legislature put through the Painfed
Bank last week. and the from Harrisburg that
the Legislature there have been giving ditto" Lehig,
dgnation against suspected concerns rights invaded
The orphans Saturday night the Apollo
Of the brinn and recherche affairs have
had in bodytha,-is-anybody there and
iaponicadom honrshed boomingly Broadway great
way up and down, labyrinth OF carriages cabs
and drivers for their wits end Better than ALL
the orphans got So 500, which believe is the largest
sum but one, produced by benefit in New
York.
beautiful exceedingly" is the weather to-day and as
beautiful is the promenade side of Broadway where every
fine day is gala. FED.