New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

will remain until the poll eloses IL IL unnecessary
70 state to any one Who knows sught OF English cleo
tops, that Shy" was the popular candidate. This
good old custom Of treating the Colonel still miin-
taiRs, and has declared in the House OF Commons be
will maintain, spite Of all laws to the contrary No
OF dare petition against Shy" il they dj, do
we believe committee could be found daring enough
TO dettrope him. Like the apgry jsnit,r Who guuds
the deorr Of the House, old Williams. be is spoiled
pet and his very faults and aiiogs only the
dear him. Whist Wanda, the son OF Witess, was 70
the board OF Cedric, the SsIop, Waldo, the con Of
Lincoln is 10 the table Of the hsuss-neither could
do without their fayori.e fool. The first member
whom the young Parliamentary debu'apt desires to
see is Colonel sbhorp. And when at the opening
Of q lew Parliament the Colonel marches up the
House With coat thrown back and -oid chain gal
lsnty rrotrudng, the House welcomes back its IA
vorte with sch GERS from al sides." Upon those
hours which follow H. ever deemed sacred TO
members ofthe Government and leaders Of the Opp
sitiop, no one dare ntrude but "sioy." he rises
VIXEN be pleases, ard all give wiy. The House
knows that he possesses two inestimsble qualities.
He never talks above ten minutes, and five of those
are devoted to that os.is in the weary desert of dull
d.laie-s good laugh. He is, as everybody knows,
staunch advocate OF Proteciic and once convulsed
proposr to include in the tariff upon foreign
ladies' visiting England, who, he protested with great
yehemerce had materially in'erfered with domes'i,
Industry. He usually however, confines himself to
wholesale Ger sncation of eli officers and officials.
Iis he boast that notwithstanding the vesi Gums
perdtd by bis family in conesting Lincoln, not one
of the name has ever touched penny OF the
ppblic funds. II has been, indeed, Indignantly
whisrered that this may have beeu owing TO
sir eular oversight Of nature in emitting, when she
furnish ed the crsniums of the SbhOrps useful little
nice OF furniture called brains, which unfortunately
could not be supplied at ordinary uphol;terers butbe
this 90 Il may the colonel bears a mortal enmity,
which be vents On every occasion, TO any uncruni te
mortal who digs his fingers in the public purse. The
otJy ten rorsry suspension Of this feeling we know OF
was urrg the early period of Sir Rober. Peels Adj
ministration Of 1871. The sublime common places,
ard oily seducons of that solemn swe had stolen so
cosxircly upon Shy, tina, enc evening, in a moment
of tofiress the creation of poetry port he broke
into a declaration Of unlimited confidence in Sir X )b-
ert ard pronounced him the savior Of his country.
A few nights after the Maynooth grant was iotro-
duced. Then came the repeal of the Cyn Laws.
Wbep Shy found himself betrayed AMI LETT ID herd
with Z" the Mannertes and the Lennoxes, and the
stout teert OF Mr. Buck, Ct Devon and the peis-
" art presence of Walter Lang, under the leader
,hp Of that Jew statesman who has recently raised
tie cry Of church and beer, and taken bis stand
upon exclusiveIess ia religion and freedom Of drink,
his rage ike that Of sighted woman, knew no
bounds He pleaded to the House as his excuse for
departure from his great principle OF DISTRICT, the
apology Of 81 enstone s deceived swain
yet do not nv folly uproye
She was lair, aud my passion besuni
Sns smiled ana could not but 'ras'i
She ia failhess. sbd am undOne"-
and hes registered vow never again to place faith
in men. Tie liceIse Of speech which the affection
of tho House permits bin, and which, in the
case of such public buhoons, often finds
sharp expression in severe aud telling bit makes
uostuen att er wary Of touching the Coonss shield
OConnell sloLe, who in the eIuberance of his lfih
nirth was ready for joust with all coners. de-
lighted like Mr.. Pun CD, i'll pulling old Sibys beard
Of whose hrsute luxuiiance he is specially proud
and which in his iclc moments he sit su oking with
an air Of afIecliobate admiration. Upon one occa-
sion The Colone, as followed in fierce attack upon
the Irith eiart by two oihe. Colenes-ColoHel Per-
ceval, Il enber for Sligo County, since appointed
Usher TO the Houte OF Lords, who was distinguished
fer bis love Of the sweet things Of life and bore in his
checks the oily iletkness they begeti and Colonel
YerLer since created Sir William Werner, The repre-
tentative for Armagh County, rabid Orangeman,
pole with religious zeal-both wearing fripgeless
face. When OCcnnell lifted up his bully form,
ard, with thrilling tone stole the senses Of The
House, he said that the succession OF three such
Colorels brought iorciby to his mind Drydens cele-
brated coupaIiso which be would venture, though
not poet, TO parody:
"Thrse Colonies from three distan. counties born
lid Lincoln Sligo ard Armagh adorsj
1he fret 10 hdDiuess OF face surT assed
In Savoy Less the second, and 10 grace the last.
The force Of Nature could no further go
To beard the trst che sharef the other two
Tie effect of this impromptl was irresistible Even
tie Colonies laughed with counterfeited glee
"Sby," I'VE are bound sometimes TO chastse the
child we love is in some respects sad old fellow,
ard sorely given to affordpg practical proof of his
encouragement Of domestic industry. In fact, he is
slightly Mormon in bis tastes, and had he been in
Deseret the other day, would doubt have attended
the edifying lecture of elder Orson Hyde.
Indeed, when one Of these fair Joe Smithtes hap
pened on the occasion Of great conservative esti
val to ceetrs.s ae triumph in Westminster OF Cap.
Rous, over the Crimean hero, Sir De Lacy Evans to
be ILL., even Shy rather frightened the world out of its
prophecies by writing to say that he spreventedb by
ga serious domestic affection from being present.
He las been for long period wdower, and two Of
his sops are in the British Cavalry if we mistake not
serving in the Crimea, and with hereditary valor bore
part in the immortal charge Of Bslaklava Shy, no
| doubt havirg lsn evil Of Mormonism which has not
vet teen sufficiently exposed, and which may have
weight with so practical people many calls
upon lis purse, was not quite so lavish Of al
lowsnce as bis young Dragons desired and a
pleasant story was current in the house that one
evening, at the Junior United Service Club, which
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