New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

- These rnischisyoa, and r1eddlesoms harangues
and viii eventually oonsign them, and all II they shall
not speedily exhibit satisfactory signs OF gonlno .epeh
lance TO infamy uDdyng their offences vale uns
toned for, unpardOnsbe either upon Earth or In
B1t wo be TO them (MesIs Webster, Corwio ke.l Z
they fail in their usthcstoy proof on this point Io s
them and al Of Ihem that Il better that they should
never have beeh born that being born they should have
died IN infancy or that they should have Ss0ne
rcd about reere0H nees and be cast into the Bottom
THE opposite or no-,erritory grouod has been
that of the Federssts Of the olden time and 81 er way
One gentleman has not hesilated openly to charge he
Executive Pok) with tsisen9od sSs's se.
tor now In my eye, at Springfield last September Pag'
a7 -. r....o, g., q, .o,0,,s. 4. das,h
and he Who would act these sentiments Opposition 10 tho
Mexican war; would incur that ~ his due reward aoup
Wheeler IN some parts Of The country the process OF sw
would be waited for" "a higher Law" perhaps l-Fage
'I .nesk bv the book when say that distinguished
srstdr from New gland (Ar Wsbster) now ia bis
seat did in place rot far from Fsseuh Il all some months
ago openly yecOgaiss the Aooonsss as bS po. orsss
approacbpR election. consider then the Wing party OF
New-E gland, and the faction controlled by me seasor
rom New.HAmpslire standing the sape platform.
IL IMr Webs,srs speech At Richmond) means
what the Senator nom New Hampshire has more boldly
,sid--s hut language not more uupatriOuc-'
language which will not be less 6ercely condemned by
posteTity, = and has most controlling effect in
Mexico sgsinst bis own country" Page 500.
HIS ATTACK ON THE WING PARTY.
al know that this thing is disgusting, but having the
sanction OF the Wings Of New England" &: Page sos
but the Wings, It is alleged, are conservative.
The Dcr in Hel wers sent there dwell IN vast
inc ERE that they might be CONSERVED there for eternal tor
ment There mghtbe conservative fer evil as well as or
good Page 500.
HIS ATTACK ON THE PHILADELPHIA CoNVEN-
TION.
MTbare were birds Of every feather there-blue'lght
Fs.erssts no Territory men AbouoRiss &c.-Pags 800
HIS KNOWLEDGE or TAYLOR
"Tbe President elect General Taylor Is decidedly 10
favor ofthe Annexation OF Cuba I'0oe' % Ss''
HIS ATTACK ON THE U. 8. SUPREME COURT.
shall not now undertake TO review the history OF the
Court for the purpose OF showing aow aesay ,as ,sn
deDcy Of its decisions has geas5sny oeen " "ua
Republican principles
Was it not plotted sarcasm on Mr..
Foote, by which that Senator was called
up by the Union Safety Committee at the
dinner at Niblo's, after Mr.. Everett's glow
ing eulogium on the Supreme Court! And
by which the next toast to 1.-The Orator
of the Day" was " The Judiciary of the
United States! If we should single out
any one of that Committee as the author of
this pungent hit at Foote, we should desig-
nate the satirical Brady. Next to him,
John Van Buren, would perpetrate such
sarcasm, but the Prince is not on the Com
mittee. Ed. Irib.
HIS ATTACK ON JUDGE MCLEAN
Sir the Judges OF the Supreme Court has lately
taken upon himself while The country was engaged ~ wa,
with neghbo ring nation, 70 throw the whole wesnt o.
his persona character and official influence ns own
Government sno In favor OF the public enemy. 81,
strong enough 10 express the contempt which
feel for such sentiments Ihis Judicial unctonary has
dared to svow. The unpa.rouc views which he has
prOmulged or his unbiushia0 duddcity ne mas oeen
gully OF a high offense against pubnc decency II
would consign him to the scafod as traitor 10
his country deeply soed the pure ernine OF justice
awTeiched deyOtee TO faction. Page 5g
There is one Judge ofhe Supreme Court Mr. McLesnl
be has on several grave occasions lately asserted
his claim recognition tho most indecent offensive,
malignant sctious uDparouc and contemplate OF all the
eileTwriIeTs whose multitude and heDdke qualities alike
Justify me In wing that their name Is legion Sir,
this gTaysted and disgusting OF official mis-
cOnouct without precedent or parallel without excuse or
psaion outrage upon all The laws Judicial decency1
a disgrace TO the eTmiue-s sin aud shame before Goa
and man will conclude by declaring my firm be-
lief be that the conduct Of Justice mceAu a, yoa
letter writer il un " orhy OF the Bench discreda6e to the
country wholly Globe, I'd Session"
SOh Cong page NS -
We all recoect the expression IN certaia soeeen:
That II The speaker had been Mexican. 10y
that speech published with Editorial Sanction In Al.
most every Wing paper In the country. There are
many others who openly or In their hearts cherish sent
mems similar those have described which they would
If the majority OF the people would sanction
them"-Page $50.
Whenever speeches are made any where In the United
States evidently intended to circulate in Mexco-eacua At
ed 10 the enemy OF the country those speeches
are stamped with Ireachery 70 the country; ia my
opinion for making such speeches. the ptHhsnt o. ai"g-
ina u he lao alloOed it, should be inflicted" -Pdge SOL
He (blr Foote made attack on the language used
by the Senator from Ohio. (Mr Corwin such language
would be tolerated in the Assemblies OF Greece or
Rome and thst Senator knewit"-Pd0e 1913.
HIS ATTACK on THE SENATE.
could help noticing the fact that Ia more snan one
Whig Jew spaper lately, have II declared TO be
formed and deliberate design OF certain Senslos here TO
their forces for the purpose OF reducing me TO con-
tempt by cautiously refrainng from direct notice OF my
remarks More or lees illustrating what others
beside self have several times observed 10 AXE place
= 1 shall be prepared 10 vindcste my rghs"-Ap.
pendr, page 4o9.
HIS ATTACK ON SENATOR HALE.
II believe good man who Is not msnac A. tae Sna-
Heis Of those gusty decaimers-s windy speaker-a
Il Here be called to order by S-nsor Crenden and
ruled oul OF order by the Chair, (Mr. Dallas
should say him either you maniac, Or II sane
have "a very spicy piece Of Senatorial dignity follows,
TOO lcDg TO be copied ")-ATpeadir, Page5O
HIS IDEA OF A HIGHER LAW.
81 90 further ana maintain that when the arm
Of the Jaw short reach such criminal he may be
let him Senator Hael vsI The good State OF Mss.
issippi IN which have the honor 10 reside invite
he would ten miles into the Interior before he you'd
Of ne taAe trees Of the forest Nth rope around
has neck with The appreciation ofevery ytuous and patriotic
citizen, I'd that II necessary, should myseD assst IN NE
operation ~ APDeDdir, page 5O2
HIS ATTACK ON SENATOR BADGER
S. beg leave TO premise that an explanation completely
lords utter that presume will be anything but agree
able The Senator from North sSAppendtr page
49
HIS ATTACK ON SENATOR BALDWIN.
Il knew and the Senate knew TOO well tue hign pO
Of The orator. bis volcanic energy, msiesy
Of manner heTcuesD potency. He Will descend
Postsrify the modest Senator from connec
lieut. His nOdesly has not prevented him from
delivering very considerable number Of the cold
eel, cudest most confused most tedious and inoleaoe
haraugnes &c Z" tell the Senator that rol
only cid the Senator from Connecticut aude TO me-, IA
fsc which he has Ventured to deoy &c hold neither
bic smiles nor frowDs be guerdon Of glorious lot'
within cannon shot Of my sensbilities" &c.
proved by evidence uncomfortable contrary
Of whA Senator AYERS Is the only statemsntb
From this time forward forever willing 20 re-
cosnise him ~ not saving anything at all / came
here 10 meet and repel fBsehood to put down ca
uppy unmiDdful of those ridiculous airs Of affected
dignity which toe seua or from Connecticut has 50 prey
senator from Connecticut or any other Senator r /
will ssssil any antagonist however potent II possible
wi overthrow hint viii discomhl himi and, fnsed be.