Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25

WASHINGTON, JAM 10. 1850
pHion an l Harmony N The Wigs in C1nore,,
Examinations IN he Senate- Gen. Cas-,
"tA"str'an re'7lutton-Mr. C1ays Speee,
Dull times.
am gratified to observe today rreate, b.,-
mony Of action and unity of purnose !, ,ho
Wing. ranks, both Of the House and SENATE
than has hitherto appeared. Ever since the
announcement ot the committees bv M
Speaker Cobb, matters have been tending ,o
produce this result. The number of tbose 60
tlsfed with the committees is very small. NJ
CoOD. py his gross injustice to The Wbioe IL
would seem, hopeo to atone to his party for the
concessions he made the Free Solers. How.
ever be with the latter, it is evident that many
OF ms own party are not satisfied Those
Southern Wings who refused TO vote for n
Winthrop have lately evnced more Wbir'
gish spirit, and are probably convinced bv tb1.
time OF the folly of their course. Soma Of the
/ letter writers, who profess TO know o,aat
deal more OF these things than do. saw ,bat
Mr.. Cobb has very high political asnirations
and thinks it necessary to success to conriliafo
something more than the Loco Foco parlv nro,
per- II that be his game, il he does not cs,ct
the shadow, he will surely lose the substance
IN the Senate far better feeling seems ~
10 a.
seem determined to art ill., " dSo' wings
Whigs. In relation to conGsg ""gs ana with
vinced there will be no onna 'i,i'I am con"
Wing side Of the Senate. eyceo, - @ noni eie
instances. The rreat rnainritv RI =" 'e,y ie"
are to be confirmed. or ihe & ~, appointments
me resPon- bty Of their rejection. If ibs
Wings act thus, the other pariy will soon fnJ
rejecting very losing business. '''N
a very severe contest will most lii,alv ,,Lo
place on the resolution of Mr.. Bradhmr,,y .aKs M
ing for reasons of removoI CALI
be made bv Brsdburv niai.;a' 'e'y eHort will
on nc o,uiis tn ro, =, oote et i'd
there IS another class If ,,l-, .'io senate but
opposition TO the ad,ninislr,,io, ~ Ino are IN
presumed, will have entFcio,', ""u VINO, 1t is
oppose anv such unn1ecaJaS,', respect to
Gus measure. do nn, beIin,,a a"u uhgener'
ton or Calhoun will. ont nr mara u' e''ner nen'
dent Taylor or his Cabinet oiyo P',v ,p ~ rreSl-
to any resolution which has fo o,La. supPor'
view and can be productive Of ro rncJ hy. ~.
be of much harm. '9' ''''s
The late OF Gen. Casss resolution of i..aa;
as TO the erpedieHcy of suspenG,rp d,,inaa,;J
relations with Austria st;l ro',,"5 u'pphdtlC
by any vote upon it. Bu, il saon,9 Gnuec'oed
well decided AMONG tho or,..iI ~ oe pretty
never get an inch farther. T, ,La t,,'e 1t WIZ
L distinguished Loco Fuco no,CLo. 'aBe VI
West, " it is doomed to die ,ho Iaa.t 0nl .ne
ridiculous" Mr.. Claws sn5ech on T,' ,t vi the
was crnel-it was barbs rovs ~" oi tIe suolect
it had been given out thai Ganorai % mere
make Great speech nm tho ',e,a. lass was to
rv, and the duty of the rni,ed S,1t.o u Iiunsa'
circumstances We'll tho .,,,o,at t -nuer ths
the Loce Foco presse, far and noar mas llaoe
it wonderful eoquenr. nnan.1,o.aL, .t 1'o"Tuhceo r
was good speech. in the main nahe'; '.im nat 1t
ny. Many of the sentiment. 'o |l!l de:
and nobly spoken. The snti,o, g.oquehtIy
saying great many no hiug. in fs,1 au'..eu f OF
erty equality, and natural rio6s a"j 'it, m.o VI 10
Gen, Cass improve the occasion r. snoei. mei. uiu
abhorrence of tyranny aud love of Fpbah pba. MS
lls speech was made IN of renorai TGet,I
historical sketches of Hungarian bntoLo.oa az
from which it was by no means 70 bs a,Imtfles; daI;
that t-waS the duty of the governmon, 'r'u' 90 ca
pend p'omt'ic re'a ions. Sill, GIr' Cassh hn,
An opportunity 10 make his speecbNto sJ na
forth his pathetic, eloquent and iudirn,nts
peaIs to Bnncombe and say it was crnoI
Mr. Clay 10 spoil it all, and by eo,', & 10.
strokes show that Gen. Cass's scbenno ',, qune'
erly lmpractcable, and that no man corII o
think OF Introducing such resolution. unLess 4,
was TO c"tch lhe popular breeze. But cruel as