New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21
From WnshinEton-C barge against Nir. Beale
The Door-kcepcr struggle.


Cor. cf he Trtas. w.sp.ro- rr4uy. J'a =
\ charge Of serious nature has been made
against ROBERT BEALE, Sergeant At Arms Of the
Senate embracing improper expenditures Of the
public money Mr.. BEAIE thought It proper, on
account OF has name being placed before the public
in tins suspicious position, TO publish general de
NAL IN the National Infel,geaccr In doing this
he has done more to circulate the mischief than the
original publication did He has now gone on 70
Phllsdel pha to have personal interview with the
editor OF the paper the BuNetIni IN which the
charge originally appeared, for the purpose OF fixing
on the author And when he has done tins, what
he will do remains % be seen.
presume the charge refers 20 some considerable
expenditures which Mr. ROBERT BEAIE made at 4
former session II Congress IN supplying the cena
tors with eatables and drinkabes. For the conve
uicuce OF Senators. he kept good supply oi mate
mas for lunch. IN A rom near the Senate cham
Der and II the dignity aud moral sense Of shy zen
ators prevented them from visiting this chamber
II vel known that ulne ont Of ten iet az scruples
But the difficulty IS 10 Get accounts oihis sort passed
snd paid To overcome this difficulty, Il is charged
that Mr. BEALE has had recourse y some atrolt
management which forms the foundation on which
tins charge had been built l understand that Mr.
BEAIE admits that he has had % resort O. rnsnage
menf. but nflmstes that this was rendered ueces
ssry % shield senators from the public odi1m which
would be brought on them Il all the circumstances
ani charges were placed before the world.
Now II Mr. BEAIE has done anything wrong and
has been urged TO 1t by considerations such as have
been stated he ought % throw Of al deHcscy AID
come ont with the facts Let the burden be o.
those who ought l. carry u Better that Mr.. BEALE
should ase his place than that he shold iose his
character
Mr.. TuFI, was again put in nomination to-day
| by Mr STANLY Notwithstanding. AZ he sad. what
had passed AZ the last lria yesterday The fact s.
that Mr. TUFIs had obtained majority Of ne
votes but as the POI had not been called, members
had right 10 change their votes. At tins moment
some oo. whispered IN the ear Of a Southern
| Wing u DO had recorded his vote for NJ TrFTs
that he candidate was rank AboltIonist. The
rln,or suresd Ike wildhre the Southern members
| changed their votes. and TUFTS ct the office Il
tlc moment Lis hand bad srasPed u The Vract.ce
/ ID making man prFate OPll-oh Oh 81 90
v Inch every man mus; have tUrraed one, tne test
| OF hs cusihcafous for the Office II door keeper
u toe House o.. Representatives, ought ~ % he
Permitted T. cstah ish i;sei without protest W
/ nav max. mouths IS We please 81 the tsrsnts O.
Europe ,or their attempts q suppress TIE iree
/ DON % opinion; hu; ] question whether an o.
Their efforts deserve stronger TeprcoanoI than tbs
Every man " 10 thinks slavery an e'!- 5 deLonnc 90
ss az Aboiton.st AID OF colrsr every such mar
| : uust 10 be-. A door keeper IN the House OF Repre-
..utstves Hs,ory VII be likely 70 mark this a.
verv Anomalous feature in our iree Institutions
| You Will see how impossible It was found thi:
morpins for Mr.. Trrrs 70 survive this impu;siion
The TWO first ,rials could not place him the ele
vaton which he had reached before TINS charge bac
been made against HIN.
The friends Of Mr. HoESIR then made an Ell
Eprt. and obtained the ares aid noes on resolu
ron or motion 70 postpone the further proceedings
under this election until the lst Of March, ls5l bu
the effort was put Gown
The struggle then became more desPerate-ihe
Whies ran TUEIs az % ss on the next trisl. sRf
90 The ith trisI he tel Of 20 So WILLIE got lo1