New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

urea az siptt which be bad fought Win soea , I1
dspntsd yalor, for all which be nov claimed VOC
sestahare in the dividend OF glory. .A;,r
Thla Of course brought oar the grea' n
Ha hnav well how 70 turn the II anss u sI0 fnt NJ
II wa rot the policy TO meet tne synnoger
facts sind figures presented py sno o3riate to
Pbe+orio ves far better and more asP o,,s ha,,ar
tben Logic end no ono Aho
a. U.xpy CLAY when 70 Use s@' 49,
aso.ation he roared, therefore as ssnS'y
suckfpg dove He disc&iLae93 r. ~ LII add
~ .axsons1 share in the dIyioehoS' al,sn ~
all pe'son11' 1gere IN natured Re Caesar put aslde
pefDSPN, II qrbe preeent was no time Tor the ln'
ss1 In eel! graduation or egotsm. great
ti,zryh !, was true, had been Effected ous " W ID
nnt The triumph Of any individual, but OF the c'uh
fry and of the whole country. he W0ain hos ep.e'
;n;o any contest about the honors nor iato any de-
fame Of himself nor Of his coursa. The form "a
yEbioh the bills were either pressed or passed,
hather Joint or separate, was the merest m aver
of form and not worth oontendIng ABOUT 1ne
great Kentuckan bore himself with mooest ols
nity and genuine oratofical tact he sao J0s'
enough and resumed his seat roi4
BENTON was foiled and he showed tnat nc leu
u. He rose 20 reply in towering passion pas
with nothing 70 justify his passion upon ne SEE,
ed hold Of the slight elusion OF Mt CLAY 70 Tue
Selnv that had been ocoasioned by the opPosltion
70 the combined measures snd reVeu aoous IL. tnnr
No man could come into this Senate anu iay ao%
0 course of action and forbid otoefs ~ oPp r. INV
Ttbad not come TO that. The disposition ~. W p'ay
fhe tyrant might be manifest enough oat sne Po~'
sp gsa wsnting. Thank God il bad not come 10
that Louis the XIV was In the napis VI :" a'htn5
i,to bie Parliament with whlp IN DIS maui anu
standing by until such edicts as ne required were
registered, but 1t took Ming w oo sn@S' IVA
nc had tired out he sat down.
Then came Mr.. FooTE, who turned tue eiluslon
hotyranny, intended for Mr. CLAY against BEHToS
bin,elf managing the affair with just enough DIS
syetiop not to raise fsticuH FooTE improves
evidently under training He closed WIN a MOCK
heroic, tragic farcica exclamation az Tue soP OF
voiee horribly cracked from the over eXertion-
q Bebold YOUR tyrant in the duss, and Rome again
10 free" :. s,,a o,ovv.
stock He had voted throughout for every DIN
ioips,y and aeveralIy, az the lawyers nave III >"
selido and aey;otm, and was PROUD ~ ~ p.,idor%
Mr. DlcEiHsoN constituted huaeh the ffea.oe s
nj tbe Bogrd and attempted to make an eqQlsaoie
dissrbuton OF the shares but the scramo e was 1co
much of q rough and tumble, and ne nau u el'oH
DAVIS of Miss. washed his hands Of the whole
matter Reference had been mace 70 paolic sou
fiment as the real fundamentally through Wnlch
this peace and harmony had been brought aoou!.
He. for one, represented such public sentiment
Yhis brought M FooTE again. he, thus repre-
aentiDg the same constituency did represent Jaas
thes hind OF public sentiment 30 here Wa9 an n
Peaistible force against an lmmoVaoe oouy, ~
swful copcusgiop DOUGLAS had said something
about the fact thai he had had to do with the orlPi
nal draughting of the bills, as Chairman OF the
COMMITTEE on Territories. DAVIS had adversed to
ard coryoboYated the claim Of DOUGLAS TO what
aver Of glory was to be got out OF the concern at
Hrmjpg that tho Committee Of Thirteen had done
notbipg but stick the bis together. FooTE put In
a still cider claim, he having suggested she plan oil
She bills TO the Committee on Territories. And so
shey went. Mr. HALE wanted to know What the
question was. The Chair stated it was upon ihe
passage OF the law for the abolition Of the slave
trade HALE said he thought it was on the digs-
ion of glory. On that question he had nothing
TO say, 30 be sas down. DAVIS Of Miss, knew tnat
bis colleague was good fellow, but his ezclta.
bic feelings sometimes obscured his Judgment.
Mr FooTE would leave it to the Senate who WAS
the most sxoitabla man, himself or DAVIS. That
was drawn game, and so the game was drawn,
and the equitable distribution of glory postponed
indefinitely, The bill passed.
Then came up, as the order OF the day, the
Bounty Land Bill. This was overlaid with few
moro amendments, one bringing in tho navy Along'
side IL g army, and gain postponed Tomorrow
we have executive siesson, so that the time 10
getting abort for this great specializing bill, though
/ think it must pass Why arc SHIELDS and
BRIGHT 70 fierce for it, while tho West deprecates
every thing which throws large bodice Of the pub
10 lands into the hands of the spectators!
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