New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

have been ples.an., certainly, fox any one 70 nave
foupd bis own brother stumpins against mn "~s'
not the sort of thing likely to produce doniesec
peace; Il was position OF AFFAIRS WHICH W 'n'
Same se twins at least would be exceedingly un'
comfortable. However, Andrew bided bis ume,
and nov Daniel is running for the Speakership oi
the Hou,e Of Representatives. Of Tennessee. The
law Of brotherly love having been dlsregarded 'oe
d, talons has taken its place. and whereas Daniel
formerly opposed Andrew, now Andrew opposes
Daniel. This may be capital way 20 Keep
al Offices Of honor and emolument out OF the fam
lie. but that is the concern Of the House Of Donel-
son, and not ours.
The main point in dispute between these gentle
brothers is, which is most profusely decked WIN
the plumsee of Jackson Democracy" Zach de-
csres the other to be without the genuine Hermit
age festher-s sham Democratic bird-a goose, an
owl. .itmouse anything but the original, duly
certified eagle. Andrew, who is certainly most
Jscksonian by name, whatever the other may DC
by nature, points proudly to the fact that ne was
Private Secretary of Gen. jackson throughout MS
term of Office and so absorbed at bis LEISURE oy
morning and evening contact the virtues OF
the ,age and conqueror, so that he became sa1u-
rated with wisdom from crown to sole. 10 this
brother Daniel replies that he too got little occa
sonal indoctrination from the Hickorian guide,
pl ilosopher and friend, and that he has kept bis
faith, while Andrew has lapsed into sundry damna-
BILE. abeminable, anti Jacksonian heresies. Daniel
BOATS that while South Carolina and Mr. Calhoun
were botheriDg President jackson with nulihca'ion
and civil war, he stood by the patriotic veteran-a
fact quite new to us, and. seemingly not even iamn
lar to brother Andrew, who thereupon takes issue
and brings out the documents.
It has not heretofore been thought the hight o.
honorable conduct for correspondents to publish
each others private letters, even when the parties
were not connected by family ties; but TO PRINT
letters written with the frankness and in the CONN.,
dence of brotherly intercourse, is proceeding
which nothing but the greatest emergency can e1'
cuse. We suppose that brother Andrew thought
that such an emergency had arisen; that it was
better to be considered mean, dishOnorabe, ffatrl-
cidal, than to permit brother Daniel to vault into
the Speakers chair. From the depths OF DIS
archives be has fshed up letter written to him
by Daniel in February, l633 in which the writer
Gays that "his feelings are wholly with the nulli-
fers," and denoupces the proclamation of Gen.
jackson, that celebrated document which saved US
from political perdition, as containing "ultra
Federal doctrines" So it appears that while the
Private Secretary was night and day writing with
assiduous velocity and helping his Chief to save
the Union, Daniel was privately denounciDg the
venerable patriot as Federalst Thus, brother
Andrew has given to the people of Tennessee
valuable piece of information, but he has done so
at considerable sacrifice. He may have damaged
Daniels chances of Ofice but he has not, we sus-
pect, improved his