New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
81 THE NIDylGH7 SOITHERI HALL
THINGS WASHINGTON.
Aftacls on Senators Benton and Di~-ff eoe.'
Ings IN the House to-day-ithcrton III 'h'
Correspondence u The rnsune g.,

senate.
CcrTespoaIelcs a, The Turune.
yv,.Hissroy, T-esduy Nay 81
tran vas ST last riaht i1r Senators DIX AID
BEsrov b. some Of Tie CAss men o. Iiis ci.s'
We 5-.-, and 6fs p c5roourse Of people, with
,rr Hi-.t.s NJ, their head. waited upon these een-
dcrea q, in-s-5sats chem = respect 20 me
nomination ~ Cen CAss. ami as 20 tnlr support
,fst -.,.,,- DIX o. being loudly called ior came
,,- ,f fi. house and made few remarks 70 t-e
1000 re did rr' s1r cert1ln-E' he "o--l SOY
-,. -re -1-,i,- .,u. ucr lit be say De "oi-a -I
r. -.o1. q cautious and s-i-N" .rlt'
e-l- had gone home % 'fi-h-7 -5 r..
yr..+t.- tf.ar -,r.i succeed oi AJ- "- ----
~ I--ei t.r-e would he rcslrsect -.n 'i
p, 49, III Nev.V0rk. 3 confession tla-
ri.- vi l's. F-,le was elected rom DIS
.-a-,h. Art. close the music .-N 'i. a-' h,
-----, v-e.t -l search o. tie gie-l - 7.-. 40
,.,. ..ef 10 see them but De- tod mem lo-.---i-'
There was -999IT caught IN me ''a' Gus '''- I'd
v.,e-tbsl,,- ve shall probably find ID che
r-..o. %, f,s ucr..le en- emphatic account O.. tlc
.Irf- r-rther with lae uii olles.on oi Lies- U.s. TO
..sr.lgr.sl1- gentlemen
AI.s1..,.. politician am0ns the Loco-Focos sal
.r.- r51rsia- he did not believe Gen. CAss would
,-r-- la1-e rhaa four States 10 tie Union. He VII
not Be the sole candidate Of tie party
n The House today discussion Of over two
hours TOOL, place upon point o. order. The House
wa in Comm tree Of tie Whole upon the Militia
~ Academy 1T West Point Mr ToovBs q. Ga. IL
lie Char. Air. AHEIT, In rising o. speak upon
lle s1oeC gave notice that DE intended 20 make
speech ulCl o ve.y different sui. -ci, vhclcurol
"a. N.ST0A 90 Ohio. rose o. po.l' % crlcf-con-
tending it was r To- Nr EHzTI power. uidtr
.I r. "a ..r i
The CHAIR sustained tie poiAt %. olter, anl on ai
peal was .lAen itom .ts decision u was. how
ever confined. ate. long debate. Many pecch-
G.. were made laon the subject, the best Uv Mr.
NcTor. 81. D-ER @ ". y. anl Af. COM OF %.
~, NIsT0E, great desire is 90 push tAfor %
beavers GO prove irrelevant and ilme-consuln ns
.Deeches 4 month slice b. .red % get up me
Sasa. Applof rlt.on b.ll, bur he was resisted a-d
defeated by taa opposition; among them. t)nn
"a. HOUs4os u Aq. aad tle leaders sene.u..
Yesterday one OF tie very plr.Ils who opposed
hiM then eoemc1 ~ blame him --r tardy action I'D
The premises
ME Fl -rse proposes ja. mutilated session ue.t
week. Three days viii De allowed Tor the mcc.-
igv Of lie philadelphia C0nveu,.cu. There ere
many among the Wuis Members Delegates 20 tle
Convention, aud the LCco-locos 0Ic unwilling 20
be 0ut50uc lu courtesy by Tie WAigs who adc1n-
ell during the Baltimore Convention. some,
beside, propose - attend Tie Convention them
selves aa1 ass.stat' be- deliberations
went Into the ssna-, p while % hear the young
Senator from New Hamp- hire Oh the Dancing
Rabbit Treaty. mean Mr. ATHERr0N. l. not
% very vcuue man, be is what the French would
call q icrant e're tonne. ard that is sone'hn NJ.
j. made a co0d speech for the subject IT,
spoke % IS lsrIts, and said nothing about the
WI.uot PfOvis0. IL ulth, he cannot De suspect
ci Of any very ardent attachment 90 the Proviso
/. is tlc mos nent arising from tle active prE-
cip'- thereof t4at makes b.ieihis ceuatC-alcelccr
Tie Senate could better spare a better ma.
tcw persons il Senatorial term have been SD
free from personal collisions az -t. AlHL.IoN 4;
lew have given less cause Coz such. He has ever
been courteous amiab.e, respecting himself and
others. Certainly not o person OF great orator.
cal powers. nor OF eminent intellectual qualities,
yet Of an easy address S, fluent discourse aud lucid
stvic.
His speech to-day waq not so much upol the
merits oi the Dancing Rabbit Treaty as upon o
claim preferred by Col RicH. VI. JoHNsoN or the
education OF some Ct0ctaw boys. lt d.d not ap-
pear how mach they were taught But lt did
appear how much Uncle sam was bound 20 pay
orthem. The Cooue. charged $4,000 THIS the
Chairman OF Finance thought was cutting 10
rather deep NOt even the IccrmscL killer was
entitled 90 such anam0uut o-thc services pecihed.
Among other charges was ono for The use ol
spring. Mr. ATHEIrON said the charge amounted
10 g - per anuum, and as there were twenty-five
scholar. 10 would be 2 dollar scholar dollar
a sf~disr' exclaimed some Senator from the
other side of die House.
nm AFRAID h,collalt Colonel vii hardly obtain
the amount of Dis claim. II is Q pity. oi course
But be is no longer feared by the " Democracy
and DO secmi-- justice requires bis political OPP
Dolsuts tolako has pert. Niruo how ever IS IT, own
reward, beside ID fhe gral lule OF bis alccuonatc
pupils uu1oult-i Dig NE will DE richly reCompenssd.