New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
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The Tribune.


o,-trsc, DEB. I'D les since changed ground ri
that s15.ect We were ~ among ina sdvors'@s
n that restrlc,io but have been disposed sure ts
,5optjor - acquiesce j. d. snd have never sdvo,s
red r,,.r Iust.fed any a. Vhich deemed inconss
zen, With that rssrrictlon Next u b. chsrzsi tns,
| The Tnonpe
was m fe-r ri e rsa1c-on and 1sc7.rs NJ qo
80 .s,r1rsze vhe ~ "a - we're y ~ hsne. ~
Defaoefs ~ since ne rigmPa o. BE-. Pprcs fr.ends b.
.oa.4cf
! This s o.t,oe The Tribune besrrr'r Supported
al fae decsa~aiizio2 provisions respecting ofios'
/ n our BelrIaed state Cons,Itu,0a End s'il heart
| IS approves them. IN, the have M need nov q"
/ championship They are se''ed This paper .
I heartily in favor Of allowing the people ~ osco
/ acsity 10 coooso Their own Postmaster subject %
/ The approval n his boods b. the Department ana
,, reraovsl in case Il 5efs1lf the People D. elect
suoce.sor This the most comprehensive az
.Hec..,e deceu,fsi1iuE rs'orm tei proposed " ''"
rs.p.c, o. the Federal Government and 'haA nave
tie hearty s1prrrt n this paper ~henev"r th~re j.
| chance m rs success Bu' ind little tine i"' m"
commentator 81 specis ref7rms "hch have no'
engaged public attention while there ere So many
practical abuses demanding and giving hope ri o~
e,tion 20 when ! was iT ninety dsFs m Ton
! ,-ess did uot attempt % consume the short SOS
.iop with propositions N reform which there "a' n'
chance 81 CARRYING. but for The small portion n tune
sben 50 Young and new Member might reasonably
.lsir1 the attention If the House sFPied myself
entirely ~ the business necessarily before the
House. The only comprehensive Reform measure
which re injured 70 propose Vss Land Reform
oll-Land Reform being IN ms yicW the iundamen
's pOlitica change now demsuded-and Tins od
lr, encross an all half I'm hour Of the time Of The
House Even the Mileage Reform was brought
iirectv before The House bt others Ne' the Post
.rumbles that ] did net undertake IN my single
hort SESSION % decentralzo the Fedora Govern
nept snd u1trulv asserts that I found time %
,ylta,e almost every ether subject hut this "a II
proceeds
f,oa N, s>fe,, n NJ ciqy 10 the FmIsde 7h. Con.
.e7i5n The Tribune sec,-ne frver sdyocs'e Of Free
soil"
:. nor TIM. shameful The Tribune vas never
Az advocate Of any othor than Free soil. never
tbought Of being and never vii he Il was quite
8 much for Free soil wear before Or year afsr
q. twas 1T the period inpudently indicated by The
Post as that Of its conversion
The Post proceeds 10 say thst The tribune seem
u likely ~ support M Van Buren,
unli lime revealed NE comparative cersiu'q - Genera
fsvlors election &C
This Is not meaper fasehooi than several others
n the same srticle yet itis more foolish. because
The Tribune public pledge on the morning after
Gru Tsylors nomination at Philadelphia m the
,ory agony Of lts sorrow that u would support Gen
rsylors election whenever ~ lts Judgment that
curse should become necessary III order to defeat
zen Csss. /. on record and every one who pleases
nav read D, Bu, hear The Post again
Sill however The Tribune faithful advooa'e q
e.dom OF The territories and continued until about he
me NJ General Tavors hrrvF ~ Washington when me
,fue OF ne editor was found growing easier and be
go home ssain from Congress he a' ruling O. n
id ~, syrioy's' 9th fAf dat'hc'f'' '~H e7r'1At
rms"
You lie. villain wl'liullv Vickedv bnsely he
The Editor Of The Tribune was rfrc wiling u
hvde the New Territories with the shareholders
IN sny terms whatey er and never offered 70 do any
hing Of the sort The scantv pretext formerly
rumped NJ b. gsrblug for this callmnr has long
ince been exploded and whoever now repeats II
IS an unblushing scoundre. As such he shsl
'tand exposed 20 the gaze Of every honest man
The Post proceed. to argue that The Tribune
ought 70 have been pleased with the election Of
salmon T Chase TO the 7 : Senate, though Lo
20 Foco because he - sTree Soilsr Butwhy SC
He no molo Free Soler than amy Wing whom
The Wings OF Ohio would have elected Senator
While lbs election - deeply tainted by corrupt bar
Gaining and fraud whereby the Supremacy Of Law
vas .ubyorted The evidence plainly record
that the election Of Mr. Chase was the result Of
bargain. whereby the law defvng Loco Fooos OBJ
1 a. SfI Al g., akl
them 20 oveni lie the Apportionment Law and the
slecton ln Cincinnati under Il. and thrust their two
law breakers INTO the seats whereto they could not
even claim 70 be elected, save IN ostentatious he
hsnce o. an unrepealed suhsistins sfsiute For
these two Free Sol votes essential 70 subverscn
Of the law. the Loco Focos bargalncd 20 unite in
maxine Chase Senator though certainly 40 ten
men ia the whole Legislature preferred or even
protested 10 prefer him icr that exalted station
To csll this bargain ocupp, . 20 use very mild
tenn 1t was essentially conspiracy and treason
The Post proceeds 10 assert that the Hamilton
County Apporuonmcnt "a
contrary the planes provision. ~ ihe iOmo Consn
luton"
Such assertion. sre easily INSIDE The Post does
,oi even proiess TO offer any pinot, quote
The Constitutional provisions alleged 10 be violated
The iaci that the law breakers have never veut1r
ga % appeal 70 any Court whatever for decision
mvahdsuns the Hamilton Apportoument shows
what they really thnk OF 10 There ~ss 2 show
and but show. OF rlsus,bihty IN their assertion
with respect TO the Roass apprtiument, but nome
q, al WITH respect 70 that Of the Nealfs, which
the bone OF contention this wear The Post ideas
II Ccusutuiioashty arc Enthusiastically evinced
IA its assertion tina, the Hsmiltrm Apportioninenf
va, virtually rcpeslcd by the vote If a single
branch OF the Legislature, admitting Push aud
Pierce by one majority and that ns'orlty obtained
IS We have seen
The Post talks of the selection OF Chase IS -
candidate s. i perfectly natural one on the pan
o. The nemNracy, saying
The alliance formed 70 determine ms question ref
r-fusiri f1I al The par1es % -grc-c VIII csch Other m
sen. n~nf substantially TIE differences between hen
m rhs Ssfe las Pa, ony sNissi b. he distinct organ
,r< Vh-s bein4 ont 81 the fteN were ~ uuc4 ere
m meu' - he Democracy 81 Newlc-s sre 81 Oh, nf-
mcn'"
The knock down answer lo thus : ionnd an Ny
Chsse's position IN the Senate a'thls moment Ne
- thar, nolftcol ,,p.~ast IN M manner recoEuiz e