New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

u 49, n
,e-The Doorikeepcr Committee-The He
NIX and the Administrators.
WasHisGroS, Friday, May 10, 1850.
,,-.,pspdesce Of The Tribune.
~ extraordinary delay in the Report Of the
.,tip Committee, which has been announced
- lime to time as being about ready to thtie
A., budgei but which as yet wells its proceedings
..e,csy arises from the fact that struggle
,i,c on between party requirements and the
asesicns OF duty. Conscience claims an honest
,,.aa. puty interests demand one that shah
I'VE Inc purposes of party. Hence the hesitation
~ ae,ay And hence too II will turn out that the
q, LoooF eco Members OF tho Committee, are yet
asy DO agree TO present report from which the
pr Syhig members must in all fairness and hon
.~y 6s.cn, The opportunity of assailing the Ad
j ..srssion is too good. the temptation to put in
,x under he fifth rib is too treat To be resisted.
Il ~ ve ali know bow easy it is for Loco Foco
r,tsren 10 strain point, when any party capital
40 be added to the general stock IN trade, by so
4 x.r Ii need surprise no one. therefore, If the
Ne Loco r oco members OF the Committee showed
I kpsn that the Galphin claim was allowed
ssGDst law and precedent we snail be very
m Z, see Mr. BURT sacrifice his reputation tor
. suaorable fairness Of opposition, TO mere suPos-
. - patizan advantages
nv oscc,dioes of the Secretary OF the Interior,
ave thus far failed to find any thing in the shape Of
r,sext even for complaint. The dogs have been let
"a. an ,oo- little BoBBy HoRSgR, the w hig door
,ssc<r and il is expected that the skies will split
| vssn the Investga ting Committee which is look
N s.ter his INSTRUMENTATION Of Office shall re.
M We believe the complaint against him is,
.. be dismissed one OF the pages What bloody
sss.ce Infamous Robespierre Of Whiggery
| Il1 arocious, diaboical wickcdness will this
Ccngreu Of Investigating Committee bring 10
| xh Why is not the sky blazing with comets,
"a the earth spouting fire, and auakng and grosn-
y IN ia bowels, TO call the attention of the public
rte dismal, portentous, enormities about u be
| dxssed by ID. Reports OF these Investigating
| Cauuitiees When the Bobby Homer Com
sree shtn report, the Wings will be the Niobc
parties chaos OF ruins Their dirge will be
n,s and the refrain will be,
GA BOBBY Homer, Bobby Horpcr Oh
Seriously there was more quiet devltry perpe.
sssd under the last Administration of the Treasury
l,,ariment than al the Investig atiag Committees
| 4 hs Congress- would be able 10 discover In forty
psr Of Wing Administration. And as our Loco
. lro friends are maniiesting desire for "invest
asua, il 10 likely TO turn cot that they will in the
| nd ret more than they bMgained for. Let nobody
| a. No 10 any Investigations that may be set on
g. fer VIC are acquainted with Wing opinion
ANS city, the course OF the Republic, in its course
iannirg with faint praise the Presidents policy
she Slavery and Territorial questions, is con
kuuej in toto Its article OF this morning is de-
issey in favor of the rcpudiated and exploded
Oaabus bill, and il, in every point Of view, under
Il circumstances, most extraordinary and nal
rvop0t Now is the time, above all others, to
rsssu, .th renewed force and vigor the wise and
poikstory plan OF Gen TAYLOR for the settle.
aea Of TIE great questions alluded TO- and yet the
fY.Sl.c al this moment, apparently in a fit OF
esrscton disappointment and agony, over the late
eIae Compromise bill Of Mr.. CLAY, holds this ian
saxe HAiIe Aerc - a chGnce for q, 1re shall not
sAsBox its support" And yet The RepsJlic,
"a desperately clinging 70 the fororn and ruined
trsanss Of the scheme OF the Committee OF Tnir-
se and by it, talk Of abGnioHfaeAt. clearly midi
aang that Il has been decisN ely ia its favor, p-o
yses 70 be the supporter AID fIeud Of Gen TAI
Va policy We must say t6it, IA our humble
ssnop, such q course 10 wholly n,schievous aud
ssdy unfair toward Gen. TAILOR the Admins
sa0s and the Wing party. 1t seems 10 Us, and
ssseply regret to say It, that The Rspub(tc, by
hoossse, has, with insensste faulty wantonly
csvn away the modest opportunity that II can
va have % commend itself to public sympathy
si9ppor,. BY n cordial. generous, selfiorgetting
N sngle hearted advocacy OF the truly wise and
aa11al pdcy OF the noble old man ia the kNecu-
Ne Char But this it has lost Its present 20
ia We viii not characterize but IL can hardly
matter u doubt, when We see It's articles
qsed Al iun length in The CsiOn and .Nec' l0rS
hrald. 1t 10 position well calculated 70 shock
st oonSouDd its twenty thousand wing SUB
snher
here 10 a trcmologs APPROPRIATENESS Of spirit
axrLly displaying itself among some Northern
ss hat INDUCES the expression that the Northern
usaocscy In the Senste will MT stand firm IN re
istss the Umnibos bail. We are not disposed 70
sesvs in the utter rottenness Of Northern politics.
Aagh &c recognize infected spots, and thus We
asocd his apprehension as having no sufficient
noeltooa. J.s.P.
Sv.nexico and Texas-The Design OF Texas
-sssihers yiews-,iaii fmPro,rsaepts-Ths
Ounlsus Bili.
waSnsGToV, Saturday. Asy II.
e'r.sposaenee Of The Tribune.
We vii be patient Mr.. Greeley Things are IN
isrnent No wise man is proopitatc IN bar
Jan But very small skill in diplomacy is neces-
~ 10 arrange this matter Of the boundary OF
ssv Mexico with Texas. Pierced 80 the ifiends
he Omnibus Bin are at this present moment.
'n many sorrows, VIC expect them 70 be coy aud
srAaps ssllen on th.s topic jsst now Texas her
- hroegh her Representatives, may noat tho
Na q any immediate settlement TINS IS the
'~" new a the case We doubt II even this
'asss however. viii turn up Ba, know Whist
- Be their Sober second thought We know
." Ne people Il Texas even noe aesr@' apd