New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
BURLINGAME AND BROOKS.

WASHINGTON, Friday, July IS, 1856.
The House has devoted most of the day toprvste
clsims and done no business Of special public i'm
portance.
Mr.. Burlngame was arrested at bis lodgings at
the National Hotel this morning at 10 O'Clock, and
taken before Justice Hollirgshead, and held to bail
in the sum of So, 900, to keep the peace for six
months. The Hon Lewis d. Campbell Of Ohio was
his surety Mr.. Burlingame has beeni his seat oil
day, and has been warmly congratulated BY bis
friends upon his return. He has received large
number Of Applications to speak at political demon.
stratious of the people in Different parts of the
country. ard under advice Of his Massachusetts,
frierds if be can obtain good pair he will accept
an invitation to speak at the great mass meeting to
be held at Dayton, Ohio, on the 3Oth inst.
Mr.. Campbell, who acted as one OF the friends
of Mr.. Burlipgspe in bis recent difficulty with
Brooks, has this evening placed in the hands OF
Mr.. Burlingame statement OF the iacts In tne
case, so far as he was concerned. This statement
will appear in Mr.. Burlingsme's Card to the pub
lie which will be published in The fnteligescer on
Monday morning next. / am informed that Mr..
Campbell takes the entire responsibility Of naming
the time and the place of meeting, to which Mr..
Burngame made some objections, desiring an
earlier day and q place nearer to washington.
Mr.. Brooks in the center of South Carotins! Mr..
Campbell insisted upon Canada, and Mr. Burlin-
game yielded, and started for the ground, leaving
Mr.. Campbell to receive any reply that Mr..
Brooks might make.
On "Wednesday evening Mr. Barksdale Of Mis-
sissippi, in Committee Of the Whole, made po-
liticaf speech for home consumption. in which he
gave notice that if Fremont is elected President
of the United States, no SOutherner would ac-
cent an Office under him Consistency is jewel,
40 precious and costly that few can afford ~ wear
il. II does not seem to adOrn the political history
of Mr. Barksdale, nor that Of eighty-niDe other
members of the House from the South, according
to the list of Standing Committees Of that body,
formed by the BLACK Republican" Speaker, Mr..
Banks! That gentleman when q candidate ex-
pressed his willingness in Q certain emergency
TO "let the Union slide" The South was
startled by the declaration and said, IF he 10
A" elected the Union will be dissolved" He
was elected: the Union is not yet dissolved but
slide: beautifully, and Mr.. B.rksdals accepted an
Roads and Canals There are eighty nine other
Southern members in the same situation When
are they going to resign and put in practice the
Theory Of Mr.. BarksdAle or is there difference
between holding an Office under Mr.. Banks and
under Mr.. Fremont Mr.. Cullom Of Tennessee
was elected Clerk of the House by I" Black Re-
publican" votes. When IL he going to resign, and
the Southern gentlemen who are assistants under
him. Beside, there are several representatives of
the FIRST families in Virginia holding places under
this same Black Republican organization of the
House. When are they going TO resigni They
ha6better begin soon and not wait until March,
as there are lots Of efficient men, equally worthy,
who would be glad Of the places.
Mr. Branch Of North Carolina (Buchanan) &C.
knOwlt dyed, in a speech last evening in Committee
of the Whole, that unlcss the Fillmore men throw
up their candidate and 90 en- masse for Buchanan,
Fremont will be elected. This is an admission
Mr.. CLARK Of New.York made an able speech
last evening, in Comm ittee, in opposition 10
ToOmbss Rai cas- bill. He opposed it because It
Substantially commits the future of Kansas, In
shaping her institutions, to an Executive whose
notions Of right and justice are but too wildly
portrayed in its recent AID fearful history. He
course punued b, the Administration in estsb-
sbiI the doctrine of Sanatter Sovereignty as the
Democratic creed, and then repudisting and 1e-
uouncpg il. The speech OF Mr. Clark will make
valuable campaign paper.
I learn that the Administration Central Com.
uttee h this city have given the Democratic
party Ct Maine the san Of SIS, ZOO, to be .ppro.
priaied in defeating Mr.. HAmlin, aid that the
Government officers in Maine, in the Post Offices.
Custom Houses, and at the Navy Yard at Kittery,
have been, or are to be, sssesstl suffsient surs
TO swell the amount to $40, 900. They x,av douhls
tie sum. and they cant beat Ihamlin. The fire.
men of Maine are not 10 Be bought ty the seere,
service N eney. That State will be sure to eiy.
Mr.. Hamlin at least 10, 900 r majority.
10 the Senate to-day Gen. Wilson introdsced th,
following resolution Of Dp Try, which was adopted
and which created eonst deruble autte,ing anon,
the Border-RufisI SenS .ors:
Rs.oyrsJ, That The Prey a., - Al. r,,,.. e..,.. ,
srs.,sa 10 hsrn Ss s.yse il As reported rspiy :. O.,
fsfshsi sma ns asitsIs At Fort Leaysssorb Kar
afII
spos I'm 10 PS.s. sr hsessa THAR property fsom ban
sin 60 VIZ; that be had ssisortJ. tbat thes
.sf,,sl ,o'y 60 y. COP. urdsT color u .w, th,, d
e"en' nsA apTslsd for pro,ec toni have no redress
ths sGiYs ~ te,pit 10 tAe citi nors, ihst b.