New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1856.
The disappointment and defeat at Cincinnati are
taken sorely at the White House. Notwithstanding
all the protested submission. From Virginia better
things were expected. Mr.. Hunter and Mr. Mason
both assured the President Of different result aud
their only plea in extricaon nOwis that four OF the
delegates most unaccOuntably deserted their
pledges What a reflection upon the chiyairy OF
the Old Dominion Here are four patriots, who
CHANGED to scent the coming breeze atar of, that
are charged with deserton merely because they
Joined the strong side. Just as il Virginia ever pa
tronized the other, when her keen instincts could
detect the difference between strength and weak
ness One thing, however, Is certain, and 1t Is ina
measure cOnsOliDg. The patronage accounts OF that
State are squared under the present dynasty The
Mason at Paris may thank his stars if he retains
suspended vitality until the 18th OF March next AS
one of the sgners of the Ostend pronunclamento'
and victim, too, of the Presidential dellsion re-
shifting from it, perhaps his expectations date De-
vond that important day in the political calendar:
MIR. Burlingame's msny speech yesterday made
A sensation, and quite in honorable contra"
10 some others, both in sentiment aud III spirit;
He held his ground firmly like one with hxed
purpose TO do more than he said and 10 stop snort
IF no expectation. In denOuncing the outrage
mon MIR. sumner and in indicating the character
Of Massachusetts,, he employed language when
stupg the gentry, who put themselves forward on
eyery pretended or real occasion, to seek qu1r'
rel and although Mr.. Keitt interpeliated some
what Extensively, he got as good as he sent, ana
was apparently quite willing to let the accounts
stand off. Smarting under the wrongs and indig
mites and injuries put upon Massachuse''s II NJ 10
not surprising that even man OF peace; a. ' -
Rurlineame processes himself to be, should let nis
human nature have little play ana inform INC
sooressor that if there we're blows to give, there
miobt be blows TO take. Thus far his TRENDS nave
iust occasion to be proud of a representative VINO
has neither shrked the responsibility nor hlstated
10 ayow that he meant to stand b. WHIST he had SAID
MIR. Marcy has got himself summer felreat on
the biehts Of GEORGETOWN from which ne can iooh
down with composure upon the lower strles ana
he content amid the shaded tranquility OF dell
cous seclusion. Champion is gone, and Clarendon
promises to be malleabe. Ii is true Gad1den is
bere-snd he is enough to keep any government
in hot water. especially if ntrusted with functions
for which he has neither fitness or education. II
he had not been driven with curb, ever since nis
appearapce in Mexico, we should have oeen uiAea
nm with all their local revolutions, and perhaps
embroied in war. ComOnfort has given lnstruc'
tons requesting his recall. NO .
The mercury has risen to-day as high as 70 IN
cool spot away from excited politicians and Tree
from heated influences. SO the blood VIII DC
nretty well UP when the Kansas fight begins II the
thermometer only holds on. INDIA