New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

was not the author o. what purpotte % be his speer but
as it had been widely diused through the mails at the
pense Of the State he thought he would expose Of its
alsehOods scanda01s Misrepresentation and msstaemens
1t was badly printed and only entitled to be noticed
with contempt account Of It's inaccuracies he could
show the author Of it as malicious falsiher.
Mr.. CONGER rise 10 question OF order
MIR COOLEY. The gentleman will reduce his point OF
order to writing
/. Mr CORNELL. We must have something Of this kind
shape the other and call to order will only de-
Mr CONGERs point of order was that Mr Cooley was
out Of order in designating Mr. Jones malicious fash
fer.
The CHAIR did not hear the language used If the Ian
guage had been uttered it you'd BE- out Of order.
Mr. JONES The honorable Senator from the First, so
aniable in bis choice OF language will not deny it.
MIR VAN SCHOONH0YEN-I do not uodsrstond the
Senator to have stated He raid he would in certain
contingency So favor the author of the speech-but he had
not yei 80 done.
Mr. COOLEY said he was speaking Of fabulous pro-
ducon extensively circulated among his constituents 10
do HIM II jury. He trust this honorable body would not
deny bin the right Of self vndic4ti Mr. C. said before
he impeneDtly interrupted by the Senator from the
Seventh he about to this great speech of the
Aer fanforOrad of fourth about the Senator
from the lid and himself the speech inmates the conds
# The Senator Mr. JOnes in mingng 10 the de-
bate launches forth into brazen outrageous Banburner
lie lGrest sensation IN the Senate Its statements are
false and the author Of them knew to be ridiculous
fasehOOd and yet he has been loading the mails with
by day Assuming false premises, he has built upon
with utter recslesness o truth the most extr ordnay as
seTtons in repect to the course Of the Senators from the
Is and the lid.
The assertions he makes might be proved as wel-just
about wea il it stated that the elOquence OF the
Senator fr, the Xth bad before be left Sewburgh NOV
ed the Catsk Mountains and set the Hudson on fire That
Senator'S Effort to the s. majors from the lt and lid
out Of the Democratic party, had been futile.
Mr. C. proceeded to ansyse the speech OF Mt Jones m
detail, winch seemed to be particular laudaion Of the
Barnburner and of all who Obsequioasy circulate N that
orbit Of those who stood upon The coored Buffalo plat
form Really the iustrious Senator when he was 10 one
of the sug alcOves OF the State Hail. enjoying the public
crih( he from X
eral believed himself to be the model Of wisdom The
ilusrous political renegades Of e4s believe themsevesto
be the Administration; and really, matters are going
now the claim worth sOme thing for the Adminsrt
ton pair State and National bestowed upon
the renegsdes who sat the negro Buffalo Platform Mr.
C., in very bitter terms, characterised those who had de
serted the nomination of Mr. Cass in s4s, and declared
that tter perfdy seemed to find favor with the National
Admuistr, ton.
The great oense of the Senators from the I and lid
seemed TO be that they utterly refused TO upon
the Buffalo platform and turn to the Bsrnburners
wonder they denounced by the Sen tOr from the
IXh who for long series OF years had held dull ak on
the peoples griDdOne sort # dark lanfern-a spirit
rapping cice-bolder His speech has inundated the st
and Id Senatorial Districts This antediuvian ought to
have lived about hundred years ago. lie would have
far greater alton Itseems his effort to procure
office from the General Cove nment faled-certaiuy very
sing uar since il to be the policy Of Gen Pierce 10
lavish OF his proDage those who have sbored TO
create osseDsiOn betwes the North and Souhon poti
cal gade TO The neglect of faithful iOnal democrats
II matter of astonsbment that the Senator from the
lXih unsuccessful
AS for himself he (Mr. COOLEY never belonged,
protested to belong to- sympaized with the Barnburn
eTs ckIess band Of d-Org anizers-a mongre of
fg clippings and waste from every faction clique and
party that has existed the foundation of the country
"a black banner-union- destroying party
Mr. G. then read from The albany Ecening Atlas, of
Oct ls4S where Mr. Jones appears of the Presl
dental Electors of Martin Van Buren, and Seth NJ. Gates.
Mr. G. held il high up for the admiration of the Senate
Itncuded the name Of John A DIX. for whom said Mr..
e., Democratic Cove nment could not fad honors
enough to hover on him to reward him for his psrhdy
He
ting upon Mr. Van Burens letter the younger
Van Burens speeches. &c and considered the Barnbuner
party 10 have dwindled down to little clique in the garrett
of The atlas office.
MIR JONES would not descend so low as to reply to
long tissue Of person al abuse and unparalleled assault
1t is out of repec to the honorable body that reply
Mr. COOLEY-Tbat is the usual way of the Bsrnbur-
ners and it is wise They have attacked me wantony,
and when reply they have hauled their heads into their
shes The eff ri had been 10 break him down with the
people and especially with hi constituency The Sen
aor should have cOnsdered all this before he issued his
spt ech The people will judge who descended the man
that abuses the that repes upustfabe attack
MI CORNELL wondered where the relevancy of Mr..
Coolty's speech was But that speech had shown the
point Shall the Democratic administration in nation and
State be destroyed Ii is this w ch the Senator from the
first and his cOadutOrs labOrng TO bring about The
whole burden of the speech has been to revive the d
cuits and diff opinions of years long since
settled concerning which the compromise had
settled the OUT stiOn. But since the administration at
Washington had sanctioned the union OF the party these
individuals had during this session, introduced Canal
question The hobby of broken down politicians and dis
Mr. VAN SCHOONHOVEN-Th Governor introduced
il.
Mr. CORNELI-The Governor asked action The CO.
aon sired defeat action and they did They defeated
the bill which would have put the canals into complete
der nothing would have been heard of the breaks then
lie hoped the speech of the senator would be published
hat speech 0Fnly claed pdr upon the national AdnI
istatOn for not having made his appointments from one
branch OF the party Let the speech be printed with ut
being sub ced TO the cautious review of those who
behind the Ii to inure the party which
ruled the nation and which he trusted would long continue
to rule
Mr. OTIS-And which you contributed TO break up in
ls4s. Great sensation in the GNnatel
Mr. COkNELL-The new arty the coalition, cares
as little for the Ere Canal - they do for the Pacific
Railroad
Mr. OTIS-Does the gentlemen refer to the State officers
Mr. CORNELL-l refer TO those to whom the remark
belongs He then attacked the conduct of those who mad
defeated the Canal bill Of the last session.
The Wings had party during the last campaign and
only have one by the aid of Ienegades The Demo
Gratis endeavorDg 10 rescue the STATE from the ndu
OF the Canal Lettings, 1851 What is the the
Senator from the LIST has raked up the affairs of s4s
Why old he not object TO act with the B~rnburners in the
previous sessions
Mr. proceeded to speak of the Tax feature the straight
forW ara honest way
MIR C0OLEY-There is very unnecess Try expenditure
of breath here The Senator rOm the NXNlth. acting
with of Barnbuners who endeavOred 70 break the
Union and convuse society," preSunes 10 can others de
serters the Democratic party This is amazing. Shh
the proofs of his speech be submitted 10 the revision OF he
honorable Senator from the XXNlh The rtscsls who
have DETAINED HIM outside Of the Capitol and the honorable
Senators who have attacked him inside, repudated regular
nominations, and claim 10 be the Democratic party
and seek 10 destroy the old party
Mr. c. after eulogizDg the Lieut. Governor stated that
he mir c. had gone in for the election ct the perEdous
Speaker of the House indeed his triumph achieved
al his mir Cs) lodgings at Congress Hdl-and the un-
grateful return had been treschery and abuse To his as
constituent that election was at once claimed a. Barn.
burufr trrumDh