New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
,,s ovvsniz..iou ard the principles on
A Iec 70 - rast uosisiou-Iss present policy

- a. cvvspiz.tiou and the principles on
~ messds-l,s past posisioS-iss present policy
- roesoy 1,g,nc,pally, was to put the Union par
BE oysss,, y,eht before the country. He man.
Ud 0xs the Measures of Compromise were but
sinee ~mmation of great DeDocraiic principle.
~ - NJ publican ground which the Fathers OF
esdsSsrrb,;c had planted themselves TIC spoke OF
~ ne,jeps of the Nashville Convention,
oeGHD ~ me abuse OF Msssfs Cars, Buchanan,
- and ali the good men OF the North who
pcaI~sh The South. Who we're stismatized by the
sos Is unworthy 81 their support, and were
Ccsss.s.srs OF the confidence reposed in them.
~ - sIluded to the States Right Convention in
re - - rbich nominated Mr.. Mcdonald for Gov
GtoS 5,bss state, and which upheld The doings Of
snTS~hvlae Convention YET this Is tho party with
oe~,srioles aud doctrines which professed, and
- H. The Democratic party OF Georgia, and
dhw, Chss,sin,) ali Union Democrats in that
- Ia refuse to unite and subscribe TO its faith ;
~ "a mn AZ dissentoTs ffom the DeUocratic faith,
49, ssiss Rights men say they are the Democratic
w. nd vii GO into the NatiDnal Democratic Con-
pIM,.s notwithstanding they have heretofore coua
sss.sse1. and said they would not go into IT, This
= hsrtul conslsttncF.
~ sSSn fpose In favor of the Georgia Platform.
r. Usion party expect 10 adhere TO Il in good
- and 70 the Compromise as 10 a fnality, in all
~ .sytr Georgia has been responded 10 by the
,mslxcerscy OF al portions Of she Union. Why not,
- arm the principle that such a declaration
lad DIVE from the Democratic party no man who
~vorky 10 DC ChllSG DttDOCIhs.- none O1L flec-
S.lsrs and Southern DlsnDionists would object to
= must DO responded to IN me Baltimore Con-
lotion Although II has been said that he (Mr.
Gas,sin) has departed from the faith Of his Demo
s,,ue fathers, he ard his friends viii be there to
s.r,e;na,e in the councils and cooperate in the
rsroyemsnts nor will there be representatives from
sry section Of the Union whose hearts viii respond
more warmly TO ats principles than those whose
sympashies are in accordance with the feelings
vhieh be had just expressed.
Nix. OLDs said that since the elections
nve taken place in different parts OF the Union, 4.
~ been demonstrated TO the people that the Demo.
sv,uc party are largely in the ascendaDcy AMI the
DeuecYats throughout the country are looking with
20 ordinary anxiety for the annuncaton OF the re-
NH 1t the ballot boxes next fall. They scarcely
,s6cipa.c that a result viii take place adverse to
se mccefs Of the Democratic party, yet he wished
\ xnd forth his waning voice this day, and point
he exhibition which has sksD place In this House,
viich proc to the people that the Democratic
rsgty are Ciylced
M see first one and then another Democrat de-
,surcing prominent DemOcrats-theT esul. of which
= hat the organ of the Administration has grown SO
IA as TO proclaim 10 the world that the Democrats
4 Congress cannot pass resolution condemnlng
- sct OF the Administrator tie did not propose to
s,mesf pre- ference for this or taat candidate. IL
~, tptcient to say, that among al the prominent
Democrats spoken OF, there IS not one whom ne
vmd rot in 6nitely prefer To the best Wnig In the
eountry He would do battle under the flag OF who
ever may be tho nominee.
In the course of his remarks he replied to the re-
msrkS of his colleague, Mr. Camposll, concerning
General Csss, and said II Mr. Campbell had looked
b Cssa votes end spe eches he would have discover
4 where that gentleman stsnos on important ques-
iona and he srgued in favor OF giving poor men
Iomep, and alluded TO Galphirism, Ewingism,
ChicaeswisD, BafIonsm, and Ga'dlnerism, and in
heir connection spoke Of members Of the Cabinet
,peaging in these claims for pecuniary consideTa.
IONS
Mr.. CAMPBELL (Ohio) arose, saying he
UNDERSTOOD his colleague TO mention the name OF
M. Cofwin in a dishonest competition with the
Gardiner claim. II his colleague made that charge,
I was wholly gratuitous and unfounded. He would
Dot stand BY quietly and hear such charge against
n honorable man.
Mr.. OLDs said he was happy that his col
kssue had not understood HIM as making an in
EnSsticn agaihs. Cor~in. Laughter 1 charge
hat Mr.. Corwin was elected Senator az eight dol
us day. and subsequently appointed TO guard and
usieh the Treasury, and charge hat he received
90 900 TO open that Treasury ana take money from
b. (aughter] yet investigation cannot De had.
Mr.. CAMPBELL will challenge
Investigation.
Mr.. Obs resumed, and, in conclusion.
deprecated Democratic quarreis, and exhorted TO
,simoney expressing the opinion ia passing that the
perpstuity OF the Republic depended on the Demo-
,qalic party.
Mr.. DAVIS Mass obtained the floor /;
when the Committee rose and the House Adjourned