New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
FilibustieriD ut n Diseounf-Jndae Douglass
Lamentntion-nir. Kings Decline-Fis.
-urcs Ia the Pierce Ranks.
WARRINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Friday Dec a. 1862.
The political caudron is boiling over Dem
Of the old schoolof the Jackson Proclamation
Union Panel are looking askance the chyarlc fire
eaters, and the free Democracy cordially and irater
rally unite with all the ehrGry in looking saggers at
the Proclamation, Bloody bill" Compromise Union
Men. IL beautiful quarrel it present stands
but where and how 1t Is 70 end u more than can de-
eide. Senator sOule thinks Cass, Clemens Downs
AID others OF the same ilk little better than Federsts
died in the rooi "Wooly heads he would not call
them, that would be libel but he Is sincere in the
belief that they belong rather the Essex Junto hoo
than 10 the enlightened state Sovereignty strict
siIuttiye progressive Democracy learn from a rel.
able friend that the Young Giant Of Illinois Feels any
thing but tranquil and serene that bis couutenance in
dioa;es troubled bosom. Indeed said my friend lit.
lie Dong's countensnce and whole bearing ssrikingy
portray what the initials OF his honOred name imports
sad This is to be regretted. The lille nlinoisian
should not be slaughed in the ranks OF bis vic
torious perry During the late canvass he fought with
Vslor and skil said many hard things of the Federal
Bank Whigs. and their gallant and renowned leader
and now, when the battle Is DER aud the victory won
bis services and sacrifices should be properly appre
cisted The alleged unhappy state of this gcntem ms
mind Is attributable IL said The fact thai the Pres
dent eject has moot unaecountably neglected to invite
him 10 make trip 10 the East, whore he could have
made ssge suggestions, which, II acted upon, would
have the effect TO expe discard aud pro note concord
In the great untcrrfed Democratic party Judge
Douglas il self made mantle architect Of hs are
fortune. His talents, though Of the brilliant the
Of the substantial practical uEslul order and fhs
could d!yest himself Of his r1bd lbustersm sud the
spice Of Denagogisrn lie would rank respectfully
Legislator and Statesman. With cher quahtie-. the
Judge Ia man OF nerve, but his nervous system has
been shaken shockingy In rejecting upon the fact that
those whom he would .tyls unprogressive drones ere
destined 10 exercise more influence with President
Pierce than he
Il was not masnsninOus, but cruel on the par. of
Gen. Case whom Senator Mason styles the Nestor of
the Senate, TO speak in public debate dparagingly of
a bosom and valued friend If Judge d. The pre-
sunlptuous and unpatriotc Mr. Lew" Th. stabs Young
America in The bCHelsi, ID cruelty dousle distilled
boiled down
The Wee President elect Hon. VIM. r King. "a still
confined 10 hi room ard the fact cannot be disguised
that he is slarrangly la. His most intimate friends
entertain no hope Of his recovery bat his distressing
ecu.h may be relieved end his life PROLONGED By ma
fing his contemplated trip to the Queen Of the An
tlles' Col King u an amiable and courteous gentle
man, and be hns proved hinEeA an able Ggniae and
impartial presiding officer lie will no, take oasssse 10
nail steamer from Norfolk for Havana, az wss CON
tempsted but vii 20 on board the United State, se
chip Fulton, at this place, which vessel will proceed
70 Havana direct
The Hon. John Brssg, Of Alabsrus n valued and %.
teemed friend Of Col K, yesterday sddressed Letter
to the Secretary Of the Navy handsomely presenting
Col Ks scknowedsemente 20 hin for bis kindness IN
ordering The Fulton here TO convey him to Norfolk
informing him that il lie opinion Of lis phy.eian
that Il would be unsafe 70 subject his patient 20 the
ineonveIienees Of transfer from enc ship 10 another
the dkesrafoTts and s-noysDcss to which be would be
necessarily exposed IN a crowded Chagres packe, and
that would Re better for him 20 remain here uules.
scnae other arrangement could be made by which
these eia-colries could be avoided Mr.. Kennedy
answered the letter Of Judge Bragg promptly eeinaly
aud e!oqGenty. He informed Judge 2. that he would
with pleasure, order the Fulton to Wssh.ng,on. and
place her At the disposal Of Col X to PROCEED N
Havana On any day lie nigh, nsme This Kind Offer
Wa acknowledged and seeep,ed, and the steamer ull
lie here en- Tuesday next Tie letter Of the
eredaable TO tie head and hear. Of lie suho, ,,d
aneis'e the pleasure Of TRANSMITTING ecoy Il !, 70
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