New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

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eorrespoaienes OF The Tribune
AruASY Tuesday Jan p, Isl.
II. AssEvslr have eot the SIC 200 outfit bill IN.
70 the Senate NJ las, with the help Of the previous
question. II was los, last week with 81 sffirms
TIE votes Today il passed with ust the consti
tutional number which Is 6J-ihe Noes being 3d.
suppose that the Senate vii erase the preamble
as not expressing their sentiments, and that the
Assembly will then agree 70 the bill IN that form.
Mr. SicErEs spoke Of the carelessness Of this
State about the Volunteers The state OF
New-York seemed 10 care about as much for
well-dressed regiment OF volunteers IS oir John
Fslstaf who hal as let have q ragged regiment
as vel dressed one. They could help them
selves sc Bui Why did net ~. SIcxiEs saddle the
reht horse' l. 10 no. TIE botnisn duty II the Saona
Government 20 cl0the, pay and am the Volunteers
What rn has this state % Interfere IN DUTY dcvoiv
i~ -oi.y on the Executive a. Washngtoni Mr.
also very unfortunate in his assertion that
the VIII. party Of 1886 are IDENTICAL IN the Federal
ISIS Vho opposed the war OF III Ine h-s we're TIE
war uarf- OF l716 and In Zig. sn1 HENsY CLAY was
the r-eatwar advocate Of thai day 60 too HARRISON
the WINK candidate in l-4l0 was popular ard very
successful General in that sitter war. Nessrs. BIZ.
=. secretary
the Eveiing Post JAMES HAMILTON, HARNANus
prFEcErE Judge EANnEETsEL. and host Of leading
Locos we're dead against the war Of l-l2 while FErEK
p PoE1EB. AMBnosE and .oHS {. sfENcER, 7. h
LryrxosroS ERAsrrs Roof Dr. MAC NE'EN, General
WrrErNz and other Influential Nhgs we're among tts
bolsest supporters. Both parties had many Tor and
sranstI but why charge any one Set OF men now with
such options Did ut the high minded tederaiisr
20 over 70 Van PUREN aud his party in body many
yesrs $40
Nr SrKLEs also asserted tina, the Mexicans the
feeble Nexicsns began the and although ne
specified no one cruel their part a. cause OF
war he had a. thought. the unfsirness 10 represent
them a. having ced terrible and unjust punishnents
upon poor innocent unotending long suffering Amerl
csns-rWnen was il known that Americs SLOWED ner
citizens 20 be cruelty treated by any power win impu
nifty for many years !
Nr HADfEY. with much skill ability and effect
reued 10 Mr. sfcxrEs and others and referring 10 the
debs,eahle ground between the Nleces and the RIO
Grsnde Of which Mexico had had possession Tor some
90 wears asked whether the forcibe seizure thereof
Ia time of peace. A. was done by Cen TAYLOR NJ inc
command OF Mr.. Polk, the upsetung oil the MeNlcah
Custom Houses the putting down OF the Mexican laws
and setting up military despousm in the stead there
of-whcher these and pointing our cannon az Matsno'
ro would not have been held 10 be so many acts OF Wal
at any time or in any civilized country within the as'
100 years The minority bad talked Of Wings giFn
aid and comfort q Mexico by their refnarks-oul "iu
not Mr. Polk give the enemy aid and comfort IN Ilsh
earnestl Did AZ he give them their present President
Didn't he send them their military iavOrte, and mos'
popular General SAfTA ANNA DID nj ne issue oIuet
TO make way at Ners Cruz for some ID or ~ OF ue
abest and most skilfu Spanish and other ohcer 70 en-
Ter Naxico direct is armies against inc forces OF te
Union First he involves the country IN war next ne
gives the enemy be has made such, some mos, sHuul
leaders-rand now leaves the volunteers he has called
for without pay or clothing Mr.. HADLEy expressed
astonishment al the repudiang States who we're aciu
ally finding iaul, with Mexico tor not paynS her debts
more promptly and foremo. in finding to light her
for an alleged lack OF financial punctuay
There was some curious conversation in SENATE,
today while the Anti slavery resolves before H.
Mr.. JoSEs of " Y. filtered from Mr.. HARRIS as
/ 10 NIL p HALE of N. l. and thought him HALE the
most miserable selfish tnor 70 his PARTY TO be found
in the country.
i Col. YoUNG.-We hive his match in this State
Who did he allude TO lie afterwards limited at a cer
tain editor. ,
/ Mr. JoSEs had supposed has HALEsl match could
nowhere be found and talked OF bis vile, abom Unable
! and selfish apostacy
/ When see the thousands OF millions OF acres
lands untitled and unoccipied which ought to be ofer
TO the people OF the Union, rs their patrmony. mort
gagged by Congress to raise twentythr millions OF DOL
lars whcrcwth 70 carry havoc 70 and destruction into
distant feeble struggling country ike Mexico consd
er il honorable OF Mr. HALE taai he has the hatred and
abuse Of Mr. JoNEs and the Hlnker leaders for standing
up boldly and efficiently for the rights OF his injured and
/ msgOyerned country <