The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25

asm them, win shake the confidence at all in any de-
erss or in sny way, In Judge Mclean, Of those Who
Xave known him through the whole Of his public
ss 81, .sSt.ss OBJECTION :: the opinions Of the
senator nom Mississippi He s free to entertain Them
':S sS.s the
drawn, that had sequiesoed In the conclusions to
In the coarse Of his remarks Mr. Corwin referred to
the quotations from Bacon and Cicero, With that
wicked good humcr for which he is 80 remarkable;
sent whom the Senator from Mississippi began his
maris, and thought him out Of order; but he was
speaking In reply to paper in Of the Official organs
Of the Senate he strictly in order Had he known
that at first, he should not have intsrfered He had
object bad been to prevent supposed departure from
the ussges Of the Senate.
The explanation accorded with his usual magma
Aimty Mr.. Foote then took up the thread Of his
not answered him-the charges against Judge Mclean
had been evadsd and could not be refuted Mr..
expressing his opinion on the slavery question,
during the late campaign, were out Of season
and out Of character with the functions Of his office
regardless Of the examples Of his predecessors and par
tioulsrly ILL., timed at crisis, when the excitement
npon this question msnaced the existence Of the
Union and his taking sides With Mexico during the
war offence which in the better days OF
and Rome would have doomed him to the penalties Of
traitor 1t was to be expected that there gen.
tlemen here, who would sympsthxs with these op-
Mons OF Judge Mclean men who, by their course Of
fsr their mssnanimity 1t was expected that such
men would sympsthize with Judge Mclean. Yet one
such act as there in the deseron Of their country in
. time Of war, would be sufficient to doom them to
eternal intamy Mr. Foote regretted that the Senator
rom Ohio had not come better prepared for his de-
fence, fer he had never known criminal to be saved
BY Jcst or that ssrt Of Righteousness and POPULARITY
for which the Senator from Ohio as distinguished
a. for his profound ability Grave charges should be
gravely met
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY
On notion Of Mr.. DIX, the bill taken up, pro-
yidng that certain domestic products, the growth Of
Canada and the United States shall pass between the
free Of duty These articles wheat -four and other
readstufs, besides tallow cattle, sheep, butter sailed
nsef and pork, &c. all strictly agricultural products,
Asrth.
An amendment was pending moved by Mr.. Phelps,
wool and leather in the free list ofinterchanges
Mr.. Dir rose to the discussion. He pleaded that in
present whom the bill last taken up If he could
believe that this bill would be prsjudcia any section
thing that should consider the Welfare s1 Of the
whole country. He believed that the bill coupre
States, and that it would not be prejudicial to
any quarter Of the Unen. He would first
slider sa the preliminary objection that the bill
cities with foreign States with whom have reoipro
cal treaties But these treaties relate to the ocean
trade and not to interchanges of domestic commodo-
Ties soross an astronomical line through contiguous
territories But even such reciprooities grant
none Of the States Of Eurons sYoent in os.s, Of
treme emergency, or imitation, in 1887, could at.
States and that in those Isolated oases such imnorta
nons would be to our advantage The population Of
Canada was !,toooo half that Of New York state
vas imnoss: his that sh o.nd 49, ;th NO ~
tho market Of agricultural products. Ths advantages
ss % sxsys on our side Besides the steps which
and in placing the manufactures of the nited States
ths eottons OF Lowell for instance, on the same
t"ns YIN tnUse VI MsncnesSef, suggested
sdysnee. The ony Srt,ois su0n h1 ERA
seuia Gene ,nto competltion with us was wheat, and
tos oravth ., hui ~; Cw.a sa.oa
- ~ 49,. " hs, IN CSnaas, 40 oonpsreo WIN toat
we SSIs oosoefSg tnose provinces, would awsys
F. tha sn.w.I -, s;S;s - t vuI rot sns snss
Az .h..n ..t.,o tSPS y. o Cs"Sen uu'ies
.,l. =, oHsa' POr % sru, new
tha.s rro6mets ~ ~. Wni,.d GEL Hp'u tUs
puuo 20 "a sns nitsu a..tss. ne snoWea the
Ih NJ "ur N Snn; snu prGvsions,
MI NeM ana Novs Seotis ana the increase
woua % gwen 70 IL rom the passage OF TINS act
thns he 5yertsd 70 ,hs Dr,.h S t.d
for In bills of exchange England which those pro-
Ers,.rS IT. I'M M pIa si1 "a % iSmoet 70
and would oniv aset The Nort%srn anS Sos.h"s,
f,rn Stst.. "a th.u es. Sis ny - 4 A.. 1--WE
tsee, Sssirs ths .t h sad Ss 0n M ~ an
Csnsd;sn duiie: an th u - sh h;, ., .hs
divert into Canada large amount Of provisions from
~ ~ $1,000 IGr Iome.io ccnsumption WHOA
NJ Phelps, beo.u.. i.ciudsd the revenue article. Of
Canada with which che could not dispense, and the
9neot OF tne smsnament would De to destroy the bill
ne mucn preferred, II the Senate were disposed, to
reject IL gre CITY upon its merits as u STOOD Inc Sc
nssof nom virgins nad objected sse to the bill be-
ssose ne Iees,aeo !. as measure OF snesi snnexa-
pir noiea .ns 20 e s .ne vo.e upon Sne an
49,. W;.;, 100, '.en . - tn' were 10 'ue ssnetor
ion ,ms,nH woua not opyect 70 anu In tnle
inoeea wa only oocious 70 asnN
1Tr,. 'A''oA'es a' ono particular currently OF the
NJ 81. ....,
M tNIEh hsa ssio 'hat ths seemed IKE mea-
u, 9"''' SnhsAs"on. he naa Expressed no opihion
"fUn
r. IL II 60 unueIs.o1a Tue Senaeo.
nsrbsn. tha onlv &c. a.
hill ' " ~
Mr. Dir was glad To hear Il M sucb thing Vas in
tended The mes.nre had hssn savsral tms. rsoon,
-nendsI hn ~. S.a..t.rn - a. T" ice. Ieoou-
conossS =. m.s.nrsaf snn.na1;on S ~ III ih5
psrtv in CANADA But While he vnnld MAKE M ovar