New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

sus bill was on the taps, he went into long de-
Tense Of Georgia ply sically, agrculturay, porti-
caiy, snd even manufactorily, II there Is such
word. Yes, be even lAuded the manufacturing sptr-
Il OF bis State, in the face Of an editorial article
which appearedin the SdrGnndh Georgian COM
planning that the thriitest people round about had
been In the habit Of relying upoa the Yankees Cor
even their pig yOkes." Ia, ha
by the way, the Georgia planters give themselves
needless trouble about yok ng the pigSa all The
poor saves are never psrticulsrih their choice OF
rail timber why should they be p hence they i1st
as likely split such crooked rails that the poor little
pigs cannot tell when they are going in or coming
out. They would be JUST as apt 10 work their way,
spirally, back 70 their position Outsiders" az
to get into msssas ied.
Next, We hsd 4 strong speech from Mr.. FRA
rHERsToS Of Miss. who is an impressive speaker.
He secuted the claim set up for GALPHIS by
TooxBs and STEPHENS, Of mi itary services In the
Revolutionary struggle He con.ended tina, he
was rever 10 the ield at all.
Mr. DIssEY of Ohio, followed FEATHERsroS.
He took the same side, and argued In his usual
systematic, legal strain. He added nothing essen
tisl however b tue citations Of law aud Tact en-
braced in the report from his Pen-or the argu
ment" | believe he styled it.
Mr. McKIssocK then obtained the floor, bat gave
way for a motion 10 adjourn, which was order
ed at an unusually early hour-a few min
utes before three O'Clock. A motion was
MADE, auLlClpdIOTDJ, LQAS DOusC
ed TO morrow il should adjourn 10 Monday, bat the
Speaker ruled it out of order Then Saturday was
named; bat this also was declared out OF order,
except By unanimous consent. These motions mad
patriotic aim. Of course, referring as they did
10 "due observance OF the Anniversary oil the
Natal Day Of the Republic. And here NAV say,
in passing that the Grafton which Senator + oorE
is pledged for is to be delivered in the cool Of tne
day, at the Washington Monument. since tHdt
speech Of his in Browns porch, on the Chr,staH
Anniversary, his reputation is decidedly up, in the
oratorica line HeswOre for the Union, eoquentiy,
on the occasion referred to, and no DOUBT ne VIII
"swear by the day that gave It birth, on Thurs
day.
The following note has been sent to the wrong
sinner, as you VIII see;
HOUSE oF REPREsESTATIvEs, Tuesday, Juy%
Mr. "sreMAv-S6. In your letter to The Tribune Win
The date Of Fdsy E you very properly observe that me
vote on The Iowa contested election case came on very
unexpectedly" Bat by smother correspondent who signs
ssn whether Sigma" and 8" be the same person
know not: am down one Of the "sbsenee' whleh
IL true Bu,iiis not lhiak, that am liable 10 an
OF the censure thrown upon these VINO were S9senL ~.
The facts In my case, were as follows; was ~ ne
House until ater o'clock Upon consultation with some
Of my friends told MembeTs was supposed that no vote
would day; and having some OF nay eoasuI1
eus this city who strangers here and VINO were
waiting for 10 accompany them to some o. me pao
ing went with them and was much surprised and dssp
ponted on nv return learn that vote bad been Aken
which although not conclusive al ALL WA desirous OF
have no complaints make but think this explanation
due to myself All the Members, as well 50 the records
will bear me evidence that invariably In my seal when
a vote lie tsk en-, and that rofe. - .-,
Respectfully, yours, W. +. hUNIEh.
Although Sigma" and IS" are the same IN
English-the first being the Greek name OF the
other-it may be as well, once for all, TO ask your
readers to keep the good or evil Of and praise or
blame for, these writers separated in their minds.
confess that, in view Of the multitude OF my own
pen sins, am NOT ready to obey the scriPtural ex'
hortaton about bearing one-anothers ourdens,-
By the by this is not the worst contounding OF sig
natures which has taken place. The writer OF GER,
tain letters in the Philadelphia Inquirer, signed
Sigma" got quite uneasy about sentiments beng
imputed to him from which | naturally inferred,
without seeing them, that they would have been
rather clammy for desirable adoption as my own.
SIGMA.
P.S. While on the subject of sbsenteeism
ouebt to have stated, as have been requested to
do, that Mr. DUER of your State, who was among
the sbsentees on the important question re.
ferred to, was detained in Philadelphia by sickness.
He has not yet arrived but he is understood to be
convsescent-
send you a copy of the Civil aud Diplomatic
Appropriation BILL which you can dip into at your
leisure fyou have any. 3.