New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

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vented i6e nv Nc ore which lie bel eyed woUd bring
eninen ,rtion 70 the subject in form be could not
puhnc ,secnre He went before them and they treated
ene'sb great degree Of courtesy ana AM9nefs' ioi
bin W. W. 80 made lis acknowledgement. lie was al
VIZ m explain the objects OF the proposed cnay'' sA1
.sreod TO report in favor OF IT, 0ut me!
loslnaed Il proper 20 make the .e''1 no" DroI'
unnse and sucgestd Select Commit G. lie repeatsd
tee v McNulleu's noon should prevail, an further
iv woud be closed up which he deePy regret
Mr. McMULLEN remarked e az ISI on nj he e,ee pre-
psg Unwilling 10 have the time OF the mouse mus con-
la he I'd submitted the motion lie wished to test
ne sense Of the Hou'e by moving tnat the report BE-
scommended Tie morning hour expired.
~ IoNFs Tenn moved that all debate on the Prosi
~, Wosssoe In the Committee the Whole state OF
ne Union should terminate on Thursday week Adopted
Tbe HOUSE vent into Committee on the Whole State
,be ITniop upon the bill making an appropriation for
Nav Pensions and bill making approPrations in sup
oon of tho Military Academy was read and without de-
| 20 was lad aside 10 be reported to the House.
~ he Deficiency bill was noxt takon up when
y Mr. WALSH said on a former occasion he came for
ward The stage to reply 70 some remarks MAZE on the
90 and then announced when the time arrived for the
nsnocracy Of NewYork 10 speak in their vin1.a-
op that voice would be heard in language which the
Tssrest and dulles understanding would not Willingly fal
4 understand When he used the word Democracy he
eOurse intended 10 be understood as alone referring 10
asi noble chiyarous AID selfeacrhcing party which,
Teher In the pride OF victory or in the psni'ude Ps"ef
A. In defeat has ever sustained and preserved the Cons1
zion in lis purity AMI mistaken Integrity both IN MS let
N and spirit az anst the open assaults oi the insane
assaults Of the most disrputG0e ana mono" hearted se
vhjch fraterIzed with an assumption OF WCll assembled
ceritv With the desperate and di,lOyG Niys the spur
Ied negroes ard AboitioDists and dcmago5uos whose
t.s I'D rrnoscs ero az black the frees of the
os they we're deuding Inc time iorspeaklDgtO which
K rad alluded had moro than fully come While he anx
iusly desired that Of his associates would give
rterapce TO their views this subject be could longer
renan silent 1t dge to bis elfrespec that he should
row sneak They had borne tho most ha rant wrongs
and persecutons from tlose who have been elevated
sboye them, and be regretted to say, who have shame
IaUarx- had
,foded 10 them to retrieve the blunder and make repa
rson for the unexsned ourages but instead Of grasp
inc the golden opportunity thus generally presented they
had msconsrued the magnanimty of The tender no"th
standing the result of :he last New OTk ee ton The true
character Of which the Administration did not understand
Te INTERPRETATIONS which have bCenso meany sneak
uey and peraeyengiy circulated against the moveS and
ais Of tie New Ork Democracy, Their present position
and their purcsi and brightest menso asranf 50 false
and have these been tha NJ lor one Wod
no longer refrain from doing what be could TO secure the
tutb from tho danger which threatened it, FOrhe Presi
lent he entertained very high regard more particularly
FAR his simlidy. He IS very kind agreeable man. In
.ommon narlance among the New York rowdies he il a
,lubber and what the ladies would term polite pleasing
md afable gentleman, more 80 tnan ever ho Mr. Walsh
s1pected 10 be. Laughter. The President had always
rested him with marked kindness and seeming confidence
mi since he had asceaned that his general dispo
tion toward everybody he must be compelled to take
leavy discount from bis present commence Leggher
oo human weakness that he had sudiousy avoided call
no on the President He then proceeded to set forth facts
all 10 draw their own cOncusos, anu reeIIeu 10
ocal events in New York from the present term
allowing ND the conduct of the Soits and expressing what
10 thopSht of them in emphatic terms 1t was rule in
ha nm hodox Church that whenever man deserts II nc
onIv come back by doing penance for his crimes and
bowip9 sincere Of contrition. lie knew OF no
ood reason why good rule would not be carried out
\ nolitcs In 1852 the Democracy had their platform
rected. on which General Pierce was elected, he
,sying accepted the nomination with the accompanying
esoutions and he acqutsced IN The prncipes aYoWed
ecause they were the principles Of his past life Hoy
n these been carried out in Officer II gentlemen sup
30 there is seeming opposition to the Administration
ON the New York Dcm0clots because OF disappointment
not ACQUIRING Office they lady undervaue the men with
crook TO interfere with the local elections and to make
r. Greene G. Bronson 90 their driy WORK tney couu
of have known that highminded and honorable man
vben the threat was uttered by the Administration the
democrats heard the mandate with sorrow, but hurried
ack the threat with manly indignation They too, tn
nbed ao oinst al the power and appliances Of the Adj
,mistration and lac would tell the friends OF the Admins
-ation that when the next election comes they VIII hld
be triumph ten timer signal The Barnburners IN
sIs were Sofs The best illustration OF anything hard
he diamond which is fair representation OF all purity
m know what soft means in morals, open TO any Tascat
nd what soft head or a so spot means ooiL Is SUI
q accommodated to any form. The Democratic party
II formerly existed has been well defined and uniyer
Ally understood principle but the course pursued me-
ecocnizin class of actiOnts to the avors OF the Ad
nistrstion is degrading declaration sent forth to the
ord thai they are invited to come together not on any
onmon principle but Ike band Of Oanl"s' ufa"n 10
' NJ SMITH Ala said very important question has
risen which he did no! understand lie order mat the
iference between New YORK nero Gnu Wv ioIH
oft might 90 out to the country with the gentlemans
Deech he desired him 10 give an explanation
Mr. WALSH replied, the difference is between an
ones man and rogue This excited loud ana long CON
Iaugbter some of the members fairly screamed
Mr. SMITH Ala0 confess ed the reply of the gentleman
es little e0uivocal; he did not know whether the Soft
r the Hard is the rogue. Laughter
Mr. WAISH-That must be lets to the gentleman's IN
Mr. SMITH said am really DESTROYS to be informed
eced to hear an answer from the gentleman but being
characteristic of the gentleman, ne has not explained
MIR. WALSH should like to know what you mean by
haracteriftic. .
Mr.. SMITH, metn DrOad Dluh', anu hot always sa'
Mr. CuTTING-Do afford an explanation of the differ
nee between Hards and Sos 1T is simply necessary to
i've history of the parties.
Mr. HOUSTON-Oh, no take an hour
Mr. WALSH-The difference between Barnburner or
bolitiopst in disguise, or Soft is simply that Soh
ever does ANYTHING openly but acts secretly for his own
dyancement and aggTandizement going over to the
nemy to benefit himself when necessary: Co.. ill.,.
Mr. SMITH ALA resumed, saying that at hrst his sym
aibeN were with the hardsths nc was Tree t0conies
ut on a clear examination OF the whole question: he be-
eyed the whole thing too sectional ana 100 idcuohut 10
isurb the harmony OF the democracy throughout the
Duntry % be little playful he referred those gentlemen
the history of the disasters which Giver saw In Li
IT. to show the smaness OF political quarrelS lie was
lre gentlemen would remember that when GalIVcr was
Lliput he found thai distinguished Government in
rea state of trouble and he inquired very naturally into
e causes of it, One party eonended that aecoding 70
d and ancient edic, thc people were Douhd 10 p.eaI
eir eggs ON the small end The other party declared
ere wa more ancient law than custom, by which the
sople had right to break their eggs on the broad end
was the big endism and the little end ism controversy
leven hundred thousand fell Because they woad not re-
nqush the right Of breaking their eggs on the small ena
Laughter II is the same question between the hards
nd Sos in this case They to stone the President
death and the question is whether they shall do with