New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

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The speech of xr. SEwAxD in the -.
ate, yesterday. on the Fishery d'fhsslsses. -.
mastery effort, aud conceded By al whom H..
beard speak Of ]; 10 eyisee the rips, sx,.....-
ship, the most enlarged and eopserva,ir. ,.-
and thorough kno~i.dxs Of the subject. n :
moreover due TO cay, that u .as prep.r,S 49,
the Disadvantages Of sickness ami ssa. a -
In place Of comm nfs s>nd you By the ..;I -
earliest copy OF the speech itsslf, sad yb;rs -
best ten ts Own story.
Soon after The conclusioa Of the s,.s<A G.
SEwARD received q Dote from D.slEr w,..,,.
In acknowledgment OF the def nse Of h. dips.,.-,
and Of the policy Of the Administration. .,s -.
TAXING slso toe ~arrnest commentaries of its g.
cess and ef.ct-~hicb be saws, he q,S,,s,..I
from all quarters 7" was marked and M ore. am,
The passage Of MEsRIwErHEK's r.solus;.. -
inquiry into the amount and objects Of the uo....
respectively paid 70 Generals Scorr and Prrscr
has dsgusted many Of the respectable Denoc,r
among whom | could name Gen. SHIEIDs n.
CLEsESs. Com. STocKros and Others. Cows.
JONES moved 70 amend the resolution BY r.qsirsv
TO be stated, also, the amount Of service snieS
each has rendered which was votpd dosu. IA.
tory has done that for Gen. ScOrr-sba sh,,
ever DO IL for Mr.. PKRcgi Gen. scorr hss 90
no favors TO ssk Of the men who abert,d and aissI
IN the wicked and wantOn plans n destroy hsn
While IN Mexico bur places himself before the
people whose fresides ne has offended for f,rtv
years, at the expense OF his o~n comforts and Il
the peril Of his life. The British bullets ~hca be
carries IN his body speak eloquently sgsinst M
pursuers.
The Union, the sole organ Of the Democracy
has BEEN so9d-or, in the more classical st,e ~
the metropolis, 'hi'ec'-by a bit Of satire con.
tanning large amount Of truth, published ia tn
form Of card. The Union discovers in this cara
a copy Of which was SEN To Gen. PIERCE. Gen.
CAss, Mr. BrcHAyAS, Mr.. yAs BuRKy, Jua,.
DoUoLAs, and other Democratic P.tyiarchs "A
pretenders to Federal Democracy "a asgsaat
attempt to dtfraud the people Of tais country a
heir right OF Intelligent suffrage on the nomea,
tous issues now beforr them" IL proda I'D IT,
greatest excitement smo1g 1.-THE party" 10 ana
out OF Congress for the bret day; but the CITY q
now calm!
Gov. (now Senstor) JosFs, Of Tennessee. hss
the misfortune Of having couple Of semi name
sakes in Congress, and what il worse, being a
much better known in the country than they, il
obliged often 20 bear their sins. For Instance.
one Of them opposes the election Of Chaplain 70
Congress, and immediately the Loco Foco and
Loco-Foco- religious press of Tennessee tee ns 18th
abuse Of the Governor, and calls on Congress b
expel such an abominable infoel.
Presently Mr.. q. w. yosEs knocks down gen.
ii. an in the Pension Office, and again the Loco
FOco press Of the country rings with abuse of the
Governor.
After which Mr.. JONES is charged with sone.
thing else in private circles, and again the Cover.
nor is denounced as a scoundrel for whom tn
halter would be too good.
Governor JANIS c. JoSEs, OF Tennessee, isa
gentleman, and an honest msn, and as much sbovs
the reach Of his unjust abusers as they are b.
meath mis- notice. Yours koRsER.