New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

c'atcn a The Anriversary Of our National I.le-
Efrdslfe' Tie exposure which be incurred on
inst oc'ttion, the ceremonies having taken place
in Tie open cir, tended 70 bring on a disease which
lat r1rHt tsruir hted his existeuce 10 the c1loss
q his remafhs be sad that there part Of tbs
DE o. ffes iay'of which posseIity vii be called
on ~ coLstmn. morality rcpr3ve, or Ia nl1ty .
deplore. On his ilstrioos character there are NJ
dhrk tTo'I On the contrary ihe details or Tire pic
ture ere as correct ADD beautiful 20 the great out
Ines arc grand AID imposing H.s modssty -ag
urphected, coz bned with una nching earnestness
Of pbrfote-fe rad stern sense II justice soften
ed by sfrlt OF universal beneyoens e. unfaltering
snetniy which knew no disguise, a truthlulness
ard Tai Ercss q character incapable of deceit or
distmuiaron These were tle prominent charac.
terisics OF Presid II Tayi-r-it ESQ we're traits
which epdeared him 10 sll-these male him an 10
NJ man, valuable citizen "a aioctionats has.
bend, lrnd iather devoted friend, kind aud in
lseLt mssier-these qualities made his martial
q ursge SHINE more conspicuous, as the brihancy
Of the diamond il enhanced BY the gems of more
serene Fay IN which it is enCirced. The excite.
ment OF ponies bad 10 charms FOR him-he was a
man always opposed 20 political controversy. The
splendor oi the Presidential mansion had 10 temp
tation for the man who was marked for his simpli.
ci5y. He did NOT hesitate 70 discharge his high du
ties AZ 40 period OF our national history was the
Executive chair surrounded by 90 many dfi a sics
Under these circumstances, need We be surprised
that man Ct s.oater heart than Tai Tor nj %. hcs
tate belJfe be emba kod on the tempessuous sea.
The vessel II State was tossing - and lrJ aud al
eyes were iurned toward The prot who has been
suddenly swep. away from the helm. Let az sur
vey the dangers which surround u lld DC prepared
to meet then Lac men-let us initiate the example
OF the illusuous deceased, who knew n danger
let Us lot desgair Of the safety Of the Repuo.ic-
lot rs determine lhst u shall! aad mast Do pfes5ry.
ed and Il sh.il and = III be preserved, ani Do a.
turCd he cloud which hangs over "a Will Do dis
ptTscd and tie States once more appear in their
wcnicd 51lianoy. He offered the iolo wing res0lI-
tioTs:
Whrsas, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to remove
o1 ft's NE Il cHAaY TAYLOR lac President OF the Unit
itc SEA- ne Bcuse shGAS IN ice general sOfO" hch
The nt.rehoJ eyoui has produced, Il desiL'aI OF ma1
iesHg 10 teLsibilly O. Ihe ocsA4on Therefore,
EeIoirtd, Thri Committee c0nysiing u ihine nan
hgTs &c appointed tie sTi OF hs HoaI5 10 meet such
c mIs appointed on the ptOf the Senate to COAL i7f
~ OFT Ehai su ma be deemed proper 70 aj0o
IN der show TO respect ll3 saecon ~ Congress Tor
~ mcmoTv Of heiasCls tscaassd and - MAKE h5 No.
csDary gensDts FOR Bis fll efa.
R1SolrG, Thai this TeIouIon be communicated to the
Sebuie.
Nr WINTHROP Of Mass responded TO the voice
Of Louisiana. He spoke IL TIE highest terms Of
The deceased. There were those OF as, he said,
WHO relied on him as on 10 other man to maintain
the Constitution on which clouds and darkness now
rest But he has been borne away from our sishs
in he wors. Ct cur peril II might DO literally said
lie conquered every enemy save the enemy 70
y hcn be v az iOfCed 10 1urTSDuer
Sr. BAKsR Of III was loud in hg praises OF
President Tay or, concluding by Say lag that his
death was as bsppy as his life was glorious. None
but the ashes OF tie brave smell sweet and blossom
in the dust
Er. BAYLY, as the Representative OF tho native
State Of President Fay Tor, said no Tover much Viz
gipa and her Representatives, might have differed
with the illustTious dead, there was 20 State more
sorrouf fol for bic death than the one which gave
him birth. la tie midst Of the storm, while the
tempet, was bowling about %, the Chief Com
maLder has been swept from the deck, and the
Second been called to toe holm. la this crisis the
Giv Of State il to be saved from the breakers
around il; and be hoped II was not out OF place on
this occasion 10 invoke the patriotism OF the Ma
tion. We ought to show TO mankind hereafter,
wren the deuge has swept from Chrst-
endom tie vesrges OF Liberty that this
has been looked on al the Mount Ararat on
wki,h the Ark Of the lnst hopes OF mankind can
rest in safety. Shall We now kinde ia its bosom
the internal hres which shall convert II INTO dread
volcano 10 vomit forth its terrible lava casting des-
Olhtion and blight around and make 1t an object
oi terror 10 mankind, to DO avoided rather than
sought He alluded 10 the scene Of today; a
change Of sdmiuiGtrat0n, cain and solemn with
out any forebodiDg Of war. Ia this was new
manifestation Of the beauties Of our political sys-
TEN. Messrs billiard Of Ala. joins A. KISG Of
N. Y. HcLAsE Of Md. and MARSHALL Of Ky. also
delivered brief speeches characterized by elO
quence.
On rotion Of Mr. WHTE, the blank in Mr.. Con-
rno's resolution was ordered 10 be filed with thir
teen members, and the Speaker appointed the
following gentlemen: Aessrs Conrad, Mcdowell
winthrop, Bissell Duer, Orr, Breck, Strong, Vim.
ton. Csbell, Kerr, Stany and Wethersfed
The House about o'clock adjourned till 20 NOR
row.