New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
EEOM TIE SENATE.
Frou Oar Own Correspondent.

Frou Oar Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March -, 1854.
The ostrich hides its head in the sanl and fooiishly
supposes that its whole body is concealed. So the
Democrats Of the present day imagine that by putting
their b,ads under the cloak of Democracy they effect
uqy conceal from the people their real acts aud senti
ments Yesterday remonstrance was presented TO
tie Senate against the Nebraska iniquity, signed by
more thau 1909 cloreymen OF New.Engllnd, where
uron those eminent Democrats, Douglas aud Petit,
with tie utmost supcrciousDcss and contempt arose
and declared that those ines must be stopped The
fables Of lie Senate must not bS loaded with such
documents Il il characterization outright. a union
q" OF church and state Gays Senator Mason. IN
heard If Gudacity.' rays Butler. innocent mon
but over Jealous saws the plOus Badger. venture
q, en, that never before 4 respectable paper re-
ceiyC in the Senate with such shouts of dersion and
contempt from an Oyeibea.ng majority as was the one
tr,sc1ted YES, srday BY Mr.. Everett
The Pacific Railroad bill has been reported by the
Select Committee and you observe, 1! has tor 10
lssis he one introduced 10y Mr. Seward. Ine Hnit
as 10 tie route, VII atO DC noticed was r'ecIeu ny
tic Committee. few words as to the noI.hefn route
gentleman Of intelligence and respccidOility resIinS
ia San Francisco writes by the last mail a follows
"Ninc teus of people believe that there Is no an
c;y in building the road within the line 10 u
sovsrls liN have passed over tie route myself snd
', lint there is no Giticalt, tha mas not been already
and easily overcome in making ra lroads IN the CdeI
he winter Of the Sierra itsef exactly
m Tie western limits of Noble Pass can say vain great
,dor ai 90 not believe thai the snow viii ever prove
@ se,ions or..acle DO not believe that in the whole
Ina Of the Sierra Il IS any better in this respect even down
to ire southern boundary O, sonora Admitting tna lneIe
NAV be some more favorable route further south IN respect
IN snow il may he well doubted ii there ore not ether 90
;,ctops ou'te "a serious One Of winch VIII IA 3huo
ilat the drifting sand tue barren deserts WAic9
No mountains high aud valleys deep 10 Day ahl WIN
cry chnnce of wind Those winds are fucn worse a. uI
sonb than at the north The wiuds on the coast o-oN
ore ii an ne months of The year IRON the SCUM v
no 10 tle north cast And il viii be observer 'na u'
,ves cast Of the and west OF he Rocky
-, ,es to The south yCst below San Diego Whi'
- & rc,t thcy run INTO the see, in Oregon t. the notth
refore the winds do not blow up the latter as thel
M I'm tho fner Hence the deserts NJ the south are NOR
. rXrcsel ard more extensive than az the north -
An these matters. however require 10 De WeisAei ..
TACTICAL and scientific men unbiased by any partisan
/ hin for q northern or southern route. Inc commit
lee il is said are nearly unanimous IN reporting III
rrfscpt bin Dou-as made some objections al hrS'
Int without much effect, believe.
Tie Administration and the friends OF NeorasAa ii
flooding the country with the speeches OF Douglas an
o(ers in favor OF the bill Ought not the iriends
Freedom ~ be equally Jealous in their causei Ne'e
bctcre were the people ready TO receive lsht on III
,rlot question of Human Rights as now. There ma.
bcep printed here and sent out by few OF ihe 'u.y
sYtNebraska members, over one hundred tnousah
c1r;cs Of Stewards speech. Yes even th.' numoer az
oe elorte of these Jealous and genere US men % ~
,urply utLe Of the demand.