New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

tho flag Of the Union and IN ,orcd 10 on, under
hoaIocd by stealth, her crew slaughtered in thei,
SSeep, ara To, ren xessel set on FIRE aud wrapt ia
flames cent punging over the Falls of Nisya-n
with the dead aud dying board. All that T1,h,,
ing iusthid; for which be was scouread np u .
sPm os Mnham y. Butler of Kentucky, ard @ho took
scouigmg as man would who kpe he da,arveS
I'll he got, and was thaokfu he got no more: ali NM
may oe seen In the second volume of tho "Tb;,tv
a1a view; Tes il the msu to stand guard over
49, ngbts-'o pick quarrel with Great Brtair
"een enc has done US no HARM aud has mada
apologies for the technical offeose which ste
may have committed. The case was this: Or A..
for,ors v'es Sere ia OF unnatuIazed foreign
wished to recruit them for the Crimean wsr-but 70
90 IT without violating our la~s-gettipg them To ca
to her own territories, and there enlist Afferwaei
Objection vas made; and instantly the practice va,
stopped, and apology made for any unioteotiopsl
wrong. Ihtre was no harm done u.s. The onlg dan.
fsI OF ns'm was that Russis might as aiding
Ter enemy IN violation OF neutrality That wonl3
rave been serious complaint but Russia never mads
IL the war before the recruits IL anvl corS
Get 10 the Cnmea; and ro~ peace has been long made
huseia ana England aic friends, aud we must nick
qua'retwith Euglsnd account Of Russia-Ru ala
hetsth having no quarrel with Great Britain, and no
complaint against US. That was the only harm AZ
prehttded, and it never occurred. Az for tskinr,,
snch people away as she endeavorinp 10 get
should bold their loss no damage to us; and t6at'
irrespective Of their foreign birth. 1 hold TIA.
S Sy man nan ps r;,ea born or foreign, who woai
comfortable living and independence are in the reach
Of all-and 90 SIX thousand miles to the Crimea IN
hao the liie o. British soldier for sixpence day;
hoid that The loss OF any such would be no lam
age 10 our country go rs many Of them as might.
FOR this Mr. CHAMPION is dismissed. No, not M.
CHAMPION, bat the British Government; for he only
did what his Government dir. c,ed aud what h bas
Juth' ard assumed. This is very different from Dis
missing Minister for act of his own; i. is an salt
20 the British Cover it ID challenge and def.
danger passed. The Administration which dsmi ssed
MIR. Champion have themselves been dismssed-iguo-
niDiousy so-by their own party-that is to say, the
sound men Of their own party, and the whole
has dismissed that Administration They have
10 party no adherents, no support Their
own janissary eusrd-ihe venal Office hoders-have
all dUoyahd crouched at the feet of the conqueror.
aid TO finish this universal deserton, they have de-
serted themselves-fed from their own solitude-snl
given in their adhesion TO the people that whipped
them. THIS must satisfy Great Britain and restI ain
her feelings until the Admins traton restore
peace and friendship with her. She has been greatly
outraged Dot only in the act of Diminishing Mr. Cr.mp
ton, u- done in TIE Dick Of time for the Cncnnsti
Convention, where tmauger the presence of the two
Administration champions, Capt. RyDders and Tom
official pspers, even including the President mes.
ssgts to Congress- all contained Insulting express
sions toward Mr.: Champion and hi. Government
s ~ hsTe paesd in situation to
gentleman much less to pick national iarrel
with great nation and und, rtake to play off here bis
tactics Of the Chinese mission Citizens have told
you Of the attempts to kill off Mr.. Buchanan in the
Convention under the twotbirds rule; there was
another attempt, of different kind, to do the same
tbrg. II was with Platforms paibulary structure
with rope the head, and trapdoOr under the
feet-and so contrived that if he got it. he was
strung up in the Northf not, he laid out 10 the
South. His friends found out the game, and deter
mined to mount it, be it what it might. They said the
President does not swear to platforms but the Con-
stitution and besides it is lawful to light fire with
FIRE. 1t concocted by the oil Jansssres and pro-
duced at the moment the bslloting was TO con-
mence-so as TO make disorder in the ranks; but the
trick failed. II was received in Tempest of emuous
applause, and extolled to the skies | ASKED
of the most vociferous of these applauderd, how
be could swallow such stuff He wered promptly,
"As 1 do ipccdc, TO puke n up 0gasR! II was g
New-Ycrker, Of course who gave that naive answer,
and am his stomach would feel the cleaner after
the relief Citizens! this business OF making platforms
is new invention, unkno Tn to the old Democracy,
who had platform but the Constitution, aim bu
the pubia good and they generally the work of
demagogues who have thought of the Constitution
thought Of the country thought al anything bat
to get office and keep Exchanging for that purpose
with every change OF demonstration ana sSe1Sg 70
rogaDye 10 kick over these platforms. was bred 10
A political echoOl in which they Were unknown. The
Coust tuticn the only platform kno xn in my school,
and the only one TO which swear. If one is uade
beyond the Constitution, 1t surpinsagei II
short Of the Constitution, it is detective II o!reh'
fo the Constitution il is void the sans, 1t "a Gu
nrauous Iu any event, then, these platforms are, 10
me. useless-to many pestiferous-to their authpr',
stocked cards, which they throw away when tue game
Il won have one more accusation to make against
tbs Administration; il has broken up all political par
tes found ed on principle; is The author OF the frac
tiousl parties which now spange onr poilticai hrna
ment like those fragments of bursted planet to When
,be astronomers give the of asteroid IL IL the
author of them all and finds retrbutive justice IN Tue
s,oyn with which they all treat it, Its unnecessatyf'I
m. TO speak OF these parties; adhere 10 my own auu
n1 r, n, and that il the exclusion OF all the rest
on cnl9 aIlu6e to-one with which the name OF
her Of INV family is connected, and in reference 20
,b,ch some persons who judge me by themselves "a
fayor which most earnestly decline), attribute 10 me
sinister connection. will not answer such iasinu,
Eons by wcr6s but by conduct lGreat applausel.
anenced by family connection, or even By my own
;nter,at7 What Office have ever got for one OF my
family : What appointment have ever got Tor my
LEI M citizeps | am above sucf considerations
I am above family and above self when the good o!
Tie Union ia concerned From first to las cave
hen Tor nv couutry, and mean to continue for IT,
have made many sacrifices for Il. and avn maklnS
great ore now in standing this canvass The go2u OF
The Union alone brings me out. CLOUDS o'eInanS
our foreign relations sectional nate pieNaus a.
bom+. our own State is the theater OF coelmp
ton which dstmbs Us AZ home, AMI Injuries our
character abroad Peace ia my oolect-the SUD
,hne of peace for the State aud for the thon
and the aid of all good men is solicited IN ootanihg
4, we have fair nomination for the fres,deh'y-a
man who can be nationally elected and whose alus
must he national He will need support. lie Is nor
ooing 10 repose a bed of roses, bpt ram 81 on te
fborny inflow. Our country Ia in depioraoie Como"
zion ffaternal affection gon esectiona nate Sehu'
rcd-extreme parties in the ascendant. Violence
inc blood. The whole country seems TO be wthoG,
'"s md the TerrOrle, n tnsas N C'NL