New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

WAHsoToS, Monday, Feb. 10.

WARRINGTON, Monday FEB. 10
c..,,.v n The hopes Of the most sanguine, the
80. p,ov;.o psssed the House To-day By ma
-, ~ nine, Two hundred and twenty one votes
. ,..,s ei,en--the largest number this session
4. Qurscr ADAas's return here was thus most
..zrtune, enabling him once more to record his
=, N favor Of Freedom--to whose cause he has
i,ytsd a life, which comprises three generations
r,,,ose the Yeas and Nays The two Represen
,.sv,, from Iowa did not vote--probably public
Lion IN that State has not been formed on the
.,beo, and the Representatives, fearful Of select
- s;,bsrho Of the dilemma, neglected to vote.
r.. mucb sober exultation at this victory ;
Ia. friend, Of equal rights have much cause to
,.o;,s in a triumph obtained over the most deter
- ,,,o.;tion. The patronage Of the Admins
,,.,ion was literally promised The fear oil pub
~ ,,s,;o,. however has proved more potent.
Tbs ssooo.cOo bill thus amended was carried
nv, majority Of ten-s majority composed OF like
..,,srials with the other. The Northern Wings
,,aSor 1t unwilling to throw any obstacle in the
,r,v ofpescs and yet intending to hold the Pres-
deotsO ,rt esponsibihty in the appropriation of
he money.
With Mr. CALHOUN in opposition, little hope can
b, entertained Of the passage OF the bill through
h,ssnse; Of his concurrence in The bill as amend
"A no hope can be entertained The President,
therefore, will hardly be able to buy peace.
Bsisiunnow Of belligerent purpose. The officers
a the ten regiments he is daily determining. The
ban which have seen. and which is said 10 have
commanded Executive appreciation, contains none
bui Democrats !" no Custom House appointments
could b. Of more partisan character.
One regiment Is to be giren to New England OF
which Ihear, Hon. FRAsKIIS PIERCE of N. II. is to
be the commissioned Colonel Mr.. PIERCE is at pre-
sent United States District Attorney, and has been
United States Senator He is n gentleman every
way qualified for the position. wish all Exocu-
ave nominations were as respectable Mr.. RAN
@xofyt also hear, is to be 1t. Colonel.
Mr. BRocKKssRouGH Of Florida submitted Re-
s,aiin today as question Of privilege. 1t IN
vhisd the appointment Of Committee Of one from
each slsle to wait upon the Senate and respect
sly request of that body the consideration OF q
speech from Senator of Florida (Mr, WRsTcoTTl
ons,urdsy last in which the Democratic party was
charged as influenced by corrupt motives and IN
which wss expressed the opinion that If the people
q the United States were acquainted with the fec
dent reekns corruption OF the Government, they
would assemble here and in twenty four hours pitch
President, both Houses of Congress, &c. into the
Po,omsc-shsreby serving them right. The Speak
CT ruled Mr. BIS resolutions out OF order; and on
appeal bis decision was supported by large ma
pity
Some Of Mr. BRocKENBRoUGH's friends have &C
cased Mr. WrsTcorT of having interiered to pre-
vent Mr. BIS reelection in consequence whereof
hev. defeated, and that young and gallant wing
clssIi. elected. II So Mr.. BRoCKENBRouGH'
movement today can be easily understood con
demned or approved as to each observer seems
ka
On another question Of privilege. Judge DoUG
lass obtained the hoor As Chairman OF the Com
nisiee appointed 10 investigate Mr.. RIrcHIEs con
snct and that Of his reporters he asked 10 DC uis
charged from the future consideration OF the SUB
Get or the reason assigned IN my letter oil yester
aay HE Committee was excused ana MI
NICHE 10 therefore free Of the House.
! an told il is in serious contemplation to estab
lsh another Democratic" paper here to be con
sdered the organ of the party, as the mon
u the Executive Democracy and the Preslden
bsins low considered two distinct entities. ltwil
easy mode as any other to get rid OF super
sacs macy for without Government patronage
20 "Dsnouatic" press can'long be supported here
fl.ss without change OF tone and management.
Zoe Executive influence am informed, is to b
erected to the junction of the Graduation bill an'
al for the taxation of tea and coffee, Both wer'
recommended ia the Presidents Message OF Satur
tNnrgtzEe measures and the Executive hope
eesry he latter by uniting it to the former. Th'
S'stastoa bill is intendedas sop to the Weston
,SoerHs tea and coffee, it is hoped. will sliI
'a'oagh while the Western members are who'll,
intent upon their bonnc bouche. am disposed Il
,9lak hat the s'rstagem will fail. The love OF thu
"@,i~ Graduation is not so strong as thei
caTed 81 taxation on tea and coffee they wan
ANS chesp but tea and coffee cheaper