New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06
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speech Of DIR. Mnngum-Liie OF Gen
speech Of Mr.. Preston OF va

Baltimore. end d.ssectei with unspaEin- na-A IL
SINGULAR character
Re spoke Of Gen. Cas- and his waver-As con
dnct upon the Wi.mot Pr-viso ani 10 ms re-a-
ZION. be exposed % tie Indignation OF me senate
sa intended irald upon the county
T. seems thst biographical sketch OF zen. lass
wa, published iu March last. containing Tie 0eneI-
ais letter % NICHOLSON Of Tennessee on the w .i-
mot Pr1viso. 70 was published n pamphlet l'Tu'
and .fs-eufef nr circulation south To was net
..,si,.a+al I,- The meridian o. size North. since
bis nomination ~ tie Baltimore COW ON ei-tlon' '"o
Additional c1irols Of this valuable NE nave 9eeA
..ha4 oas f,~ PIC S1ttt. c3EtIlHttE ne .c4-
..9. teer AGAINST ne Ufin0t Pr0rSo-1n1fteI
~ ~, N5rft with fhe litter cltrr,.g .e'' o'f Is
not this scattering ambiguous voices aNloN- sue
oaloIe p" Is natthls DE with clrcums laice
NJ NtSGUM sand on detsCtn1 those symptoms
of fraud be was reminded i the hANE letter ne
could not but think the farce Of % was 90 De act
ed over again.
Mr. NsyGrw. when be- SPOKE knew not the
whole character 0l the fraud. he thought one
edition had been pUt forth n March ana ine
other ia .rue. the latter however d seemed on
more accurate examination was two-iod EDITION
the one. az before stated, was Tor the NORTH tie
other tor the South
The way 10 came out was this
Ar4- ~ NAyGrN Lad closed. VI HANNEGAN.
chief |rziemau 0i Gen. CAS- o. the baltimore Con
eaton rose and said. He had entertained tie crest
est r-.Decr f0~ the Seust0r from North Carolina
be had WAYS considered him as MS mend ne
NOW held hlm rs among the very highest genfie-
man and man ~ honor. what a candy deal OF
courtesy De showered upon him
Ir was only. however. prologue 20 us mten-
-i0u.-uor ilat indeed ior .t d.d not ioreteA the
coming after.
Ob, poi He. Mr.. HAySEGAy, was surprised
I -b.+ ,La Senator from North Carolina should have
committed himself 10 So gross an eror-snouid
have suffered himself to have fallen INTO the belief
thar the great Democratic party could be guilty %.
/ auvtb.u, approaching fraud-the party or aly oi
.fs him. kilth. or allies. That party was too hi2h-
too honorable TOO patriotic, too pure too NOBLE
loo exalted and too lofty, % consider, much mofe'
perDe-rate a fraud
The distinguished Senator concluded with
/ quorafion from MIToN, whom DE was pleased 70
/ designate pc the more than English HOMER.
/ did tie Senator ever read the original HOMER 2
/ ln ibis quotation, be compared the Democratic
par-v rs the Hevuean samson escaping nom the
/ destinations O. Dei.ah.
/ MI. JoHNsov OF ND. responded % hinl-aud We
marked how plain o tale dad put him dOwn.-Ine
/ Maryland Senator held up 70 the astonished VISION
of tie Senator from Indiana, tie d0Ho.e eauiga oil
] June the tau and mutlated EDITION Not Ban
/ QCos ghost could have more conlouHoe' MAJ
/ BETH,
! To DO the Senator from Indiana Justice, there
wac rot am individual present senator or aulllur
who suspected him 10 be party 20 the fraud ne
was acquitted Instantly of every participation 40
disclaimer on bis part was necessary. fof' n'"
ever much persons may lament the witness OF
l bis imagination aud ms too ardent temperament
there is not one who knows him but could loyiully
acsnowled his great personal worth, and rnlm-
| pcachab.e character
/ He rose after Mr. JOHNSON and disclaimed for
/ himself and for every memberof Congress Do either
rrrar.H II Hfln
so Jar As related 90 himself, every person accorded
flll acouiescencc--as o. others, opinion may nave
/ bceu various.
ne then undertook IN do away with the effect OF
/ bis admission by insisting that alter ALL 10 was
matter oi little consequence.-thls edition oil ou
pl,cifv That the insertion OF the W llmoi PfoVlso
/ matter one copy and the suppression pa the other
amounted 70 nothing in reality. In this attempt
suspect so far rs his audience was concerned he
| faTed-and with thc people. % all probability ne
/ will succeed o. O much less degree
This d0nbe lue OF CAS- was published ~ tue
Globe Oaice-the Office where the Congressional
reports are published How can the reports be
depended upon when Ia a matter OF such moment
/ the grossest dupicity is tolerated
! Ono thing in Mr.. MANGUM's speech carried Joy
t0 every ircemau.s heart. He said that Northern
Why's would hld Southern Wings true on zoe
| Question OF the admission OF New Mexico ana Ddi'
/ Lr.ia Is States The Southern Wings would unite
with Northern Wings 20 keep them our OF this glo
rous coniederacy of States. He for one Would
never vote for the admission Of states with such d
| population into the Union.
/ lie would rather New Mexico and the Caliior-
Mas should disappear IN an earthquaAe-rathei
they should return 20 the dominion OF Santa Anna
tbau that the harmony Of these United states
should be ieopsried-the integrity OF the Union
be threatened.
In the House, Mr. PRKsToS Of Va. made the
greatest rhetorical perhaps the greatest oratorca
effort Of the season. He evinced certainly, talent
Of the highest order-talents that require bu
study and proper fostering 10 gain him the reputa
ton of one of the first orators OF the country.
His voice was not tt.y modu.ated his cadence'
fell too low his keynote was not artistcal
pitched. Ills alto was too loud for distinct com
rrehension But tins is all defect of inexpcrience
Bv-auf-bv he will find, whom he speaks lower, h'
Will be heard better. And II - al best but laul
of manner-it is easily amended. IL can be ca
of without dsparagenent 20 the matter OF hh
speech.
was full of points that told. He spoke less diifuse
lv than Virginia orators generally. he did no
hammer out his ideas so much HIS intention
seemed 10 be 70 give as much in his hour as h'
could.
No one has spoken better Of the Wing candl
I date for the Presidency. he spoke OF Gen. LAY
LoR as the old hero would like to hear He said ]
was conceded that Gen. TAYLOR was man o
courare-noOne dOubtedit. But that was no praise
. There were hundreds ia the battle of Buena ISL
no less courageous than he. Courage was tn'
j inseparable quality OF a soldier Ii was found u
the heart of every soldier
b 10 was Gen. TAyLoRs humanity that enttle
him 10 the chief admiration OF mankind. Othe
Generals have been as brave and as successful
but where in modern or ancient annals could b
I found one equally humanei who treated anguish
cd Toe ike q friend who visited the Held OF NC
tory ike miuistering angel, knowing no distiuc
D. ton of country or color-out holding every on
L sick. disabled. wounded. akin to himself
The only fault his enemies had been able
y charge him with, was the terms OF the capitula
4 ton Of Monterey. By the loss OF some hundred
4. of his own men. he might have destroyed tho'
! / sands of ths enemy-and gained " a glorious va
torv.r These enemies did not show, they cou.
not sho - thar any good, temporary eveni woul
b have resulted % our cause from such unnece-sar
- butchery % only might have made the peop
{ here 90 home, more in love with war.
TIA PETERSBURG MURDER-Ihe Troy Con
ucai Of Monday has the following particulars in
j. gard % this hornd affair
Coroner Dereest OF this city EFF town yesterday afe
noou and l. nov engaged IN examination No pers'
lodged Al the house on the night OF the murder exec