New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-21
b THE ElDylGHT SOUTnERl NAIL
THINGS N WASHINGTON.
Sickness Of the STANDARDIZATION Of Mr.
Wcnrworth-Wccting NJ Baltimore.


WAsuiNcrov Monday, June 10.
NJ Speaker WINTHROP was unable 20 take Dis
seat in the chair today L is the FIRST time this
session the chair has not been filled by tie elected
officer. Mr.. AsHNcy. or the assembling OF the
House moved that Mr. BcEr Of s. C.. take the
chairss Speaker pro 'eup0re. Oi course, the moe
zion was carried. Hrm'ne difscn'e Ga no more
proper man could M-. WINTHa0Fs mantle have
itleu-not so much from SIR. BUR- S presiding
qua ties o. from bis achuow .ed-ed character as .
Gentleman and man 0i honorable dealing Herein
ne s.mpatlised with SIR WINTHROP. Inferior %
Mr WINTHROP Il Parliamei tary know ledge, 10
rapid decision. ID voice and manner. u0 one ln Che
House otherwise could have commanded equal
respect aud equal concession.
80 business OF moment was transacted. Tie
time of Gle House seemed occupied u attempts
20 chccs-matin--not 50 much bltw Wings
and LocJs. as between classes al the latter
" Long john stretched forth his band o. vex Ger
tain % One church, by demanding the Ayes and
Noes ou the printing of the memorial o. Congress
respecting River and Harl0r lmpr0ycmc rs. The
production rs from the pen Oi Hon. JOINS g. crEN-
C.H. and worthy Of even his eminent abilities
Iu C0mprehcusiyeless oi view, ia terscness OF eX-
preston, iu lui discussion OF the subject i adds
much 90 the reputation OF ts distinguished author.
SD fetgf yn0a non 0rn0rH
Wei. the resolution at tlc Chicago RI reseuts-
u
iu truth. D. vote OF two O. one. some members
oi DIS party hc coucred-most particularly Mr.
B0WIIN oi $40. vino VIII DE compelled % satisfy
bis constituents oi tlie extreme purity Of his moo
tivcs iu voting against their interests.
Many copies of Mr SFENcERs admirable docu-
mcut were ordered printed, and viii be spread be-
llrc tAe country, i0- It's great delcctatIou
Taodqy N.rnutg, q 4. H." II is now the
wheeling hour of might author au0uy mous-we
have been over 90 Baltimore Co attend a meeting
Cd. ratification there and have returned.
Ram. almost iuco ssaut. poured down upon the
Monumental Guy, aud utlriercd. most uui1rtu
uatc'y. with lls czp ectei enthusiasm. Soon after
fhe auIwLot the cars from Washington with o.
precious cargo OF true, earnest and eminent
Wing, DC was announced that tLe meeting would
be osfpoucI tiA tomorrow evening from the lu-
c.emelcy 0l the nirh.. But the Whlgs oi Balti-
more are lot merely iairweather Whi-s Early
iu tle evening, Do spite OF lowering skies and even
ac.uging rains, they crowded the old Monumental
= square, a'i alive with the "reminiscences and spirit
of go. Mr. WFBTTE, who bad came down from
a,hiugion for the occasion. being early informed
Oi the cUuutcrmaudcd meeting. went % pass the
evening with q friend. az whose house DE was
visiting. Tuis disappointment was great % the
cr0wd-but M his place they called ont Il. W.
IHOWrs1N OF Ind. Richardson OF this State,
and other distinguished gentlemen, who for hours,
Iu the midst ODD vcX 1tl0us aud IuuudatIn- rain,
unclaimed their attention. by moving elolucuce
and strong argument. Not I'LL late 90 night was
the multitude induced 20 dispense. Tomorrow
night weather permitting. there viii be another
assembly.
AL IS enthusiasm in Baltimore Tor the cause
Personal preferences are lost lu the determination
% success. Nowhere DID the Union is Mr.. CLAY
more idoIizel than in Baltimore. But they go
there freely. earnestly and unfinchney for the
good old cause-not that they love CLAY less but
t4eir country move.