New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01
Removal Of Scott and Tsylor-rhe Ne" TAT"
BfII-Relief 10 the Irish. 3c'
From or own C0rrcFponaent
wAsErxo-ox. saturday. FEB. T.

BflI-Reiief 10 the frfsn- Nc'
From or oxn COrrcsponaent
wAsErSo-oS. saturday FEB r.
II IS finally determined TO remove SCOTT anu
TAYLOR from the elevated position they no'o a
the ANY, and make them subordinate 70 enc NV
knows as much Of War and 10 more. IS the Pea@-
so7ua who offered 70 teach HasS1sAL that ielenSe'
Mr. BsisxEsHorF, seized with an intermittent h'
Of attachment for the President declares u Is hs'a
10 compel that functionsy entrust the co annsnd
Of the Amy 20 iis rirals' HIS rivals! ArfF not
9, rbs, oossible wsv scorT or TAYLOR csn be the
rival Of JAMES K POLK.
The truth is the sin Of these distinguished Gen
ersl. consists in their merit They have "n 700
much fame for his satisfaction His Official exist
enc. /. lost in the briliisncy Of their deeds
Irspest what before have written. that the Dill
which passed the House, authorizing the appoint
nept Of more Major General, and giving The Presi
dent authority to appoint any MAJOR General 20 the
command of the army will pass the Senate and
,b., in CONSEQUENCE Col. BLsToS as igaorsns of,hs
Military profession sny nnilitis Coionsiesn sesnp
posed % BE- will be appointed over the heads I'll lA1'
LoR and soo11, 20 the comm and OF our army N Mex
ico This set Of gross injustice 70 those gasntnnces
viIl be received with Is much indignation By the
country as murmurs and disaPProeation By the
troop, themselves Those troops Injured to victory
under the gallant, viii receive with contempt sno
obev-if they obey at sll-with remittance the IN
oon.id.rste directions Of booklesrned commander.
The Psopls should not b surprised. u sltheT Or
bath Of those dstineu,sl.d warner, shror W thsr
Co-nmiss,o1,s, upor the preparation ef this gross
ipjust,oe and appeal 70 he Country hope such
will not he the case but many fear 1t will be
Th. Naval Appropriation Bill passed the House
today with some immaterial amendments, which
Of cours. will receive the sanction Of the Senate
The new Tariff Bill was taken up The intro
duc.on and discussion produced various excitement
The increasing noise and disorder IN the House are
premonitory symptoms Of its dissolution When the
Speaker vacates the Chair, the Members seem 10
fee and act ike school-boys Just let out
That man Of exaggerated hight-Ilinoiss tall.
est son-JoHv WESrwoRTH moved to strike out
the tax on Tea and Coffee which was lost in Com
rnittee. by vote Of % 10 "a. A proposed amend
ment to the bill taxing salaries 25 per cent was
ruled out Of order by the Char and On appeal, the
decision Of the Chair was sustained those rho ad-
rocated The tar on Tea and Cafss eee1adly rsfus'
ing 10 tar Salaries are Democrats :" good Illus
traton Of modern Democracy spaTing the 'sia-
RED agents Of the Government, and grinding by
every possible expedient the People, themselves
the source and support Of that Government. There
will be retribution
a motion made to repeal the Tariff Of 1876 and
reenact that Of az was lost by vote Of On m los
new count was obtained upon the motion TO
strike ont Tea and Coffee which resulted in OBJ
tanning for tho motion to strike cut 90 Ayes 20
Noes an occurrence that produced no little sensa-
ton The Wings looked smiling, the Democrats
lugubrious. The tall Of Illinois moved with
conquering strides and higher head be traversed
the Aoor Of the House.
A number Of amendments were now offered. and
a majority Of the House arose at one and the same
time TO address the Chair. The various infections
OF voice made pleasant discord.
The three Ner. Hampshirs members roted ~ Com.
nittee asciast the motion TO strike out Tea and
Coffee twill be remembered at the coming cleo.
ton there. The farmers OF the now free State Of
New.Hampshire are unwilling to pay IS per cent
more for the daily drink Of their lives to support
War, commenced and carried on 10 erteHd he
poWer Of SL0Derg II this bill pass there will be
greater teansunection on the 9th of March next
In New. Hampshire than there was In Boston some
seventy years ago
1t is now one quarter to FIVE o'clock, and the bill
may not be reported to the House in time for its
fate to be transmitted by this communication. The
Telegraph will give it to YOU however in tim. for
Mondays paper.
You will learn through another source that the
bill for the relief Of Ireland has been 50 far de-
fea,ed in the Senate by a strict Democratic
vote "a Democrats have no sympathy for the
Irish at home ss they can derive no political
assistance from their votes, while they remain
there The Democratic" sympathy ccmmsnoes
for them as soon as they touch our shores that
event by Democratic connvano., clothing them
them with immediate political power
Mr. WEBSTER in all probability viii address the
Senate on Monday Aspeech Of more than usual
interest may be confidently expected Of him.
II is now past aud no report yet made to the
House LINN BOYD. Of Kentucky has prepared an
amendment ss substitute for the above bill which
he will move on the fret offered opportunity. His
amendment includes the taxation Of Tea and Cot
/ fee. I much doubt It's success. He hopes, how
ever, to turn the Asnk Of the free Tee and. Coffee
! party by this move.
The majority OF the Senate have at last consent.
% 70 take up the Irish Relief bill