New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

o.o. share irregulsrity has been ad-
80 " exist after the House had admtseG zoe
atote snd the Senate had ALREADY asm't.'p I've
senators has the appearance Of childish S'io'i''o
= not to say trihing. ~. oo,aar
c.ataE nc yrevy.born 8ister--the nation born IN
ede1a-is now a member OF our great family Oh
sta+so welcome thrice welcome 70 her advent
;rha aeena Of the swearing in OF the new mem
beye YVES one Of decided interest the Only shlns
tbaa wsa wanting in it was somewhat more gen,
iceland cordial greeting on the part OF mo olo
TnambsYs. In this respect the scene in the House
presented an UNPLEASANT contrast to that IN the
genste. created by the qualification o. the Sena'
tors There wars some exceptions 70 the eppar,
ont hieiditv Among those who rushed forward
from the Whig aide the frat vac the warn heart
ed ard energetic member from your STATE MI
Holloway. I wss the mora pieased with MS course
because was aware that he wac one OF those VINO
were embarrassed by constitutional scruPles up
10 srnost the moment OF cast1pg his vo.e-hs cor
recf vote, az you will see, and such, it gives me
nIeasure to sGy, his votes have Usually been dur
ing the trying struggle through which we nave
passed .o.,oi.
mated in way q, which nobody could nave oeen
eurprised think never regarded the worthy
contestapt IA having any case importunste as he
was about IT, even az times when the mos' ao'
sorbipg national interests were pressing upon thef
attention | do not mean by this statement to M
plv that Mr. VAN DYKE the author OF the minority
report and its able supporter, was not sincere ID
| his course 1t would not become me 10 say 90
since he has enjoyed better oPportun'..es 9an NY
| self: bat | do mean 70 censure, as impoiltic anu
wrong contests for seats there Ia not better
foundation therefor than in the instance unoer con-
sideration You will see that AR. LTTELL euc'
ceeded in convincing only htryslX members snat
the state ofthe was different from VIVA. nave
| stated it. H.,
We are having Ewing ia Slices Rhe only
remarksb je feat0re OF the discussion 10 day was
rnost decided fare up between Mr. RICHARDSON OF
Illinois and Mr. BAYLY OF Virginia when the iae'er
came 10 reply to the leul-insnuaTon thst exIrsof'
binary Influences had bean brought 70 oear upon
the whole souadron OF Virginians here nr.BAYLY,
too seemed - retort as though he took Mr. RICH
ARpsoS'e sllusion az "personal' By the way,
we had another evidence OF the elnguisF'y special
interest which the BARROH case, which 10 tae chlet
point in the controversy has elected among fae
VirgibieDs. ] noticed that even soe Worfhy fQas'
master OF the House. who IL son Of the ga ~
rninion was an anxious spectator oil the Struggle
today. But the most characteristic TACT, perhaps,
which was noticeable IN connection with the mat
trr7was that Mr. EWING hims elf not only remained
a his post in the Senate, but calmly took part IN
the discussion upon toe bill oil hir CLAY of ~ 400
lition of the Slavetrade In this DIstrlctr ana toe
amendment Of Mr. SEWARD thereto proposing TO DO
uD the whole business OF reform at once by wlplng
Qua the foul olot of Slavery, on the compensation,
with the assent of the people. bad the pleasure.
allow ne to gay incidentally, Of hearing portion OF
MIR SEWARD's hearty and able speech to-day, ~
support Of biz subatisute-fo such it was truly.
OF Which Characteristic you will sospectit to have
been possessed, when your Senatorial correspond.
cnt comes to describe TO you the fresh specimen OF
oratoricsl rowdyism which Hangman FoorE gave
us in his attack upon Mr SEWARD.
will take occasion to say that at the first nj
ting opening, Mr.. CnowEIL of Ohio. will into
duGe lis Distrot bills This you vii, am SIRE,
be glad to hesr, now tia: ell danger OF embacrass-
iDg other i'm portaut movements has passed by
Nr BABBlTT has put into my hands statement
OF his agency in the lows election. OF whIon
smoke Yesterday, aud of which intend to give him
| tre fnll advantage to morrow ol'NA.