New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22


,.e,e not the only dape, Of Looo.Foco padaer-
- AID consequent deception Did not tho
L,c, Foco seust0rs vote Tor this Native Judge.
who vas defeated by Wing votes DId not
J.vEs b. p0lK threaten to vet' DIT max
ing email appropriation t. save ln'nmrn
aud lrishSOmcn from starvation aud dln hot IT'S
marty support him aud by their secret piotuhs'
% secure the death oi lrisnmen did thcy hot save
hir, from giving that Veto Have not Loco FOco
senators within the lasttUo months sat and listened
T. one Of their number reying The naiufaIzed citi
leus a. being unworthy even to bUuusted 10 SPEAK
oa American politics aud dId they not pander So
teach other. prejuices that there was none Of
the whole party with soul enough to say Nofd
for the caiumulated nstufaiized citizens iHat
speech TOO Rss spoken from inns very Mf ooIL
desk.
But they made nothing by their Pandsring aud
Demaeoeueism to-day The whole discussion turn
ed upon proposition 20 make the mlssioh" ho"o
Mlaistss PcuiyOtentiary instead OF Ohafs''
The friends OF the Mission prefer - have II Chaf
ec ship I presume the movement 70 make u
tan mission vas Intended % defeat T. me pro-
position. however, was lost by vote OF - 70 g.
The Charse.ship therefore stands rs u was
wish it we're possible TOR ms 20 give you de-
so-irtiou of tire scene between Hale and FOOrk.
never listened % nor saw - complete al anniti-
la,ion OF any body as Mr bale made OF poor oofL
The Senate Joined with the galleries IN roars Of
laughter amid shouts OF " Where sJohn DONKEY
d. l. his reporter here r. Ii NJ FOOTE'S indier
erce :, rldicule were not as great as his setcon
ceited0ess. he could not have stood such lasnin5
vet 10 tive miGltes aiterward be va. up tryiEs u
get M- BADGER O. notice him.
Willie Z desDise the attempts made D. Loco
Fcc9ism % stir up sec.aran feeling on thls mis-
sion regret thst some az both parties oppose H.
As Mr. MANGpV said today we send ministers
even o. the heather. Why should we not send
one 90 Romel Even bigotes old England has sent
a Minister 10 Rome IS see By the late arrival
Sir HANNEGAN proposed b. appoint a Minister
residert-saary 60 COO. This was lost cas- ~,
Nays d..
Nr NILES said he thought We had no use for H.
bat he concluded by saying he would vote ior u!
dr. FOOrE said to-day THAI al the religion he
protested was that he was born 10 Christian
country His scholarship would lead one 20 be
ieve that he was born IN a sch0Ol-house out had
soon afteward emgrsted from the neighoorhood.-
He said 70 day that Pope Plus * vas ne man oil
the age when Mr HALE asked bin d Mr. POLK
was not ne man OF the age. Mr.. oOIE exclaimed
F0ytuH0fi 0mbO
Nh. ALLEN $ remarks were in g0rication Of the
recent Revolution in France. He talked loud
enough almost Tor both nations II lac didn't break
the desk | am mistaken.
In the House 70 day Mr.. SAWYER got himself
into A scrape. Though / have helped 70 get MIN
into notorlety he does ut always consult me-
kansas. nephew Of old Tecumseh, pronounced
what Mr. SAWYER said about his uncle false
Nothing more, however will come OF It
Mr.. SAWYER introduced bill to-day making ap
preparation 70 bring home the remains OF the sol
diers killed IN Mexico. Col HASKELL, who had
seen heaps of them killed said that Americans and
Mexicans were all buried together Who could
discriminate
After all the Loco Foco Boosting, tina. We never
could give up the battle-iields where our dead had
fallen they have made and accepted a treaty Civ
Ing up every battle. field bat Palo Alto and The
Resaca and these, half the time, are covered with
mud and water, and fishes are feeding on the com
mon carcascs Of Mexican and American! The
great Raler of the Universe formed both OF the
same dust Loco Foco wickedness, at the instlga'
ton OF the Devil, arrsyed them.in deadly hostility
against each other The same Ruler OF the Uni.
verse now mingles again their remains in peaceful
corruption 50 that the keenest Loco Foco senslolli
~ could not discriminate between a Mexican and
a Yankee. Their blood wss shed at the bidding OF
tyrsnts names promiscuousy rot with their
bodies RlcHELlEr.