New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23
WEDNESDAY IN THE HOUSE.
Lixhts and shades Of tho Debate 81 the Civ1e
and Diplomatic Diplomatic Affair."
General fayisr's Adnisistratiss Dsfssdsz
Nobiy-Ths Press Attacked Grossly, 70.
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gorespondeucs Of Yhe Tribune
wasHIsGsos, Wednesday, Aaa a.
The debates on the Civil and Diplomatic BID. for
the mos, part afford bat little points OF interest 10
day. The items Of provision for the ChargSships
brough. out some facts In reliable shape, which
are important In connection With the management
Of our Foreign relations By the pest - well - ~
present Administration. 10 the course Of a q
PLANTATION Of bis amendment providing sls.oes I'd.
diiional for the Chargeships 10 Portugal, New
Grenada, Guatemala and Ecu sdor. (which mes pass
ed In Committee, together with 5000 additional
for the Nicaragua mission, on motion Of Mr.. No
CLERsAsDJ Mr.. BArLr stated that hohad been
informed that changes were contemplated Of said
posts and that II va 10 meet this exisssoy that hs
had proposed the amendment, under INSTRUCTIONS
rom the Committee Of Ways and Means
M. CIRTrEK could not resist thu opportunity
tnus Afforded, 10 make an onslaught 90 me d'po-
matte MANAGEMENT Of the country. he cnaracsx-
sed the recalling process Gcn.smpa.ea - aa,s;
a5 a sort OF diplomatic promenade backward
"a lorvsrd bets this and foreign Countries
Outfit and iIfts were In this way secured fo~ q
double set Of dpomsssts
agree with Mr.. CARTIER that there 10 an evil
,xstipe in this matter which calls foe oorrsctiso
where is begun. IL would be found, upon fair To-
y..ugstioo that oil parties have been In fault
Certainly the Administration Of Mr. Polk vas not
,aHs repYoeks ia this matter.
Ia this same connection, our diii,ult With
Portugal were introduced into the debate. Mr..
srAsTos Of Tenn. attacked the policy Of the late
Administration, and made the direct charge OF On
vsrrsntably bel!co<e action through Ar. OLAF. onr
Charge at Lisbon. Mr. SrLyEssof Penn defended
the Adninisrstion Of General TAILOR and de
mnged ire authority Of the change. M. 5rAs-
ros rsplisd that be had he best authority Tor t.
NJ srEvEss insisted tba, be should be more ex-
pliei. and several voices from the Wing side
,houtsd yosr aathcnsy-gtve a. the ssshority =
Mr. srAsTcs then read from one OF 8snerd TAI
| LoR's MeGages 3 passage whose pertoAscy
| covd Eos catch, II bad any, which much toabt
| Ybe-e has been much ADO about this Portugal
sa.ir: bot a. Mr. sTEyEN Justly said. IL wsoid
| be difsculs 10 MAKE tse authorities Of Port1ga
themselves miscenceiye the pufpNe Of oal
! Charges dO,Dgs 10 the exteBs which many % th<
newspapers 10 this country would seem 10 hav,
done. uere they nOs liable, many Of them. 70 h,
suspicion Of misrepresentation oa purpose. OF q
least willing igrortncs 81 their true nature.
Nov, % far % bis defense Of the late Admins
ration vss Concerned Mr.. 8rEvEss deserve
praise and be has my voucher that hs did IL MAJ
fully and weIl-pay, biz defense. being designed ;
protect shs dead. had q nobility about Is which
ooa.h not help bet admire, and theresee i sppasu
L. Bat. aniorsanstely for NJ SrEvsss, he d.
! ssOJ Cd shs gvscy Of z, and u sdso< 70 como ~