New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

The AmericGn Celt-psr excellence an Irish RO-
man Catholic paper-has an article Of just Sc
verify on the recent murder Of the Irish waiter at
Wllards Hotel Washington, by Mr. Herbert,
Border. Rufian representative from California.
Tie Cet has thus uttered the most distinct note of
dssonauce in the ranks of the Celtic voters.
Through good and evil report, they have gone in
solid pbalanx for the Sham Democracy-for the
Oligarchy s Presidents-for the men who consider,
in the language Of The late Gov. McDuiiie of South
Carolina, "the laboriDg classes dangerous,
whether beached or black" or with The Rich.
mond Enquirer, that Slavery is to be defended and
practiced On its own merits, and is as applicable
to the white nan as to the negro. If this initial
5istidepce Of The C1h to the Internal spirit of
Slavery as exhibited in the harbarous act OF carry
ipg q concealed weapon, and of shooting down a
poor inoffensiye Irishman because he was waiter
or in posiiion the same as that ordinarily held
by slaves at the South-be properly and honorably
widened it may result in redeeming our adopted
ferow-citizens from the shaekled and blinded state
in which they have uniformly placed themselves in
regard to the slave oligarchy. Hear what The
Cth says on the matter 10 question:
Following fast On the recent murder OF keating,
an assau. Of the most aggravated character has been
penetrated Senator sumner IN his seat IN the SEN
ate, by Mr.. Brooks a member OF the House from
Scuih Carolina. A Committee OF Inquiry was prompt
" and properly ordered the next day, by vote OF 93
for 10 o. against the motion. Among the &c was to be
fourd FerIrf of California.
The assault on Mr.. Sumner was an outrage on the
q the Cor ges, aEd the essaant richly deserves ex-
lulson frum bis seat But bad it is, It caunot be
eony ared in ts enormity the deliberate murder of
the waiter at WIZARDS. BIOokss guttG percha cane,
though formidable s not TO be mentioned With Her
bert revolver Brooks also has some show OF provo
cstiop in the invectige of Mr. Sumner against his
atseut relative, while Herbert had pretext what:
ever for bis brutal ard deliberate homicide. That
Herbert should 'sympatbze With Brook, il ac na,a-
ra as that Schuyler should sympathize with Sadelr or
sDristol Bill' make common cause with One-eyed
Thomson There is natural fellowship between
these bar cts Of the Legislature. there ought TO De
a natural antipatby and combination VI all honest
men against them.
"Wben the Committee On the Brooks ease report
or while they sitting, sincerely trust another
and a uccessful effort will lie made 70 get Commit
tee on Hertert 10 refer his ID that already sp
pointed. Ii the Democratic members OF the House
c, tuue nsensitle TO their most solemn profss
hope the new parry, the Republicans viii justify
IL eir psIne by insisting the workingmans right to
be vpdicateo, well a the Senator's hight to be pro-
tected.'
We'll, we tell The Cell that we do demsnd, not
only the expulsion of Herbert, but bis undergoing
the full Tenaky Of the law for the murder he has
committed. But what avsils this wish az Wash
ngton That city doss Dot punish Southern
bandit" as TIE Celt vigorously characterizes
them. But WHY are they bandits Very much