The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
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Evswswg Paragraphs Tas Ga!phins-Neu Msrseo
The Ornnibss, Cuba, &c.
How stands the case 7 But for the votes Of
Messrs. Caben, OF Florida, Merton, of Virginia,
Stephens aud Tombs, of Georyis-all whigs-ths
President OF the United States would not have
been yesterday censured for his opinion given to
Cawford in the Galphin case.
What could have induced these wings thus to
censure their owa President Ii was the "ngger
aues,ion-the internal niger question" Soured
&C Old Zack's free soil arrangement in New
Mexico, and indignant, even to the point Of the
bayonet, eatgans and canister, Mr. Stephens and
MIR. Tosulbs have just been waiting for a chance
for a broadside at Old Zack. But there
something more.
/, When they found out tn At their man, Crawford,
had TO 60 by the beard, they determined TO hitch
the Pr. sident 10 him, and to seal him out TO the
county coupled with the disgrace OF the principal
GaIphm.
Messrs Toomss and Stephens were instrumental
In getting Crawford ia; and this is the way they
show their gratitude 10 Old Zack, for the compli-
ment he paid TO their selection OF Secretary of
War
The trouble with Mr.. Toembs and Mr. Stephens
began with the election of Speaker They sus-
peced deeply the frees oilism of the cabinet-they
fp m The New Mrxican business that Old lack il
al The bolton ot II all. ald thar he is to be spared
NJ the expense at their min, Crawford, the only
out sDd-oui Southern ulan ia the cabinet, they cut
their Cables, aud part company with the ADM
nisruIon.
They have deserted.
Nr. Icombs aud Mr.. Stephens have announced
thai from Tins time eat they enemies of the ad-
niinistIston. They have openy proclaimed il to-
day 10 some at the northern wings of the House
The last hgameni & e The chief Gaiphin) being
IN 4. H. M, tUt tIr N hind
Old Zsck How tue The warnings of the New
Isrk Hc,atd.
How w,,se it nd been if Old z4ck had tumbied
oui his cabinet lssI Drc- nbrr. How jldicious, if
his better Judeh"nt had prevailed, when the Craw-
foid rDoImiIy " n exposed To him. How Just to
the country and himself had it been, il that dis
closure, b. had expelled Crawford instead Of turn
ing his faithful friend Built adrift among the
hererics.
Pubic opinion must be respected. Ii cannot be
safely rtisit when ~ IL so clearly in the right.
Crawford must go; and II Old lack himself es-
cnlss confirmation of the censure of Saturday, il
VIII or fr"n' an exercise OF IN igaanimity which he
ought TO respect
More Than that: il he does not promptly punish
the Hgra'itudr OF the Georgia hackers OF Crawford
ne VIII become an object OF pity before the people.
Mo- Is n To he PRESUMED that he will persist after
such ngrsIind-, in defending, by his powerful sup
seftsrs
large body Of the wings are yet DESTROYS of
upb"Idlhg Old Zack. HIS only reliance is their
euppoit. lie must choCsr between them and Craw-
ford and Crawford, If he does not resign must be
dismissed.
NeT do we comprehend why Crawford sbould be
punished, and Meredith and Johnson 90 free Let
The judgment at The House cover the whole ease
but let there bt som. allowance for Old lack on
account OF The absolute ignorance ia which he was
hei as 10 The real merits of The Galphiu
But lnrth-r speculdtInns are Idle, just now Let
us walt The sciiun If the HoIse Tomorrow
ne cnuen' week viii b. full of INT. resting re-
sulis. We expect something further with respect
10 New Mexico" p-ihtps We shah get the official
reports, tfUm Col AonrOe, of the recent proceed
ings NJ Santa Fe; and At this juucure the Who'll.
lstuc swings u,nh thr Texan bound ,ry, these Of
hcibl pnpsTs will bs OF the highest Importance.
W. 10 not expect, this week, any decision upon
the Omnibus. Mr.. Truman Smith, Mr. Corwn,
and Mr. Benton, will p;ohably take up pretty much
The FIX days intervening to Sunday next Bat nous
ve,rtps
We de-, however, expect some good intelligence
from that rAer." which Mr. Clayton declares
must and shall ,'o,"ct the Conioy prisoners now
M th' trpds at HI Copt,in General Of Cuba "Thc
eagle" has poD. down with the Vixen, and if il
Tails 81 ~ ns inu the bird will prove hims self but
s'HN pr"'"'i"r IN n great and imperative case of
ddV.
Hands full all round. The Gllphins the Omni-
bu', he |"xas lus siI"n, aud the of the Con-
TOY phi obeis, are enough for the prssent digestion
OF ~ parties
P,Ihlp-, when The Hon John Bell ecomes Sec
Rotary a. War, rhr Eagle will exhibit his pluck a
hiilr more la the ,'uhiic satisfaction. The bird
cannot rr''irct HnN hniy with his feet tied Release
HIM, ~ n h" Will do the work in his usual good
sN Whzt's ~" use al having eagle, II he is
10 be ksp chained ny on hoard u shin Of wari