New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-12
THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.


THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
/ ~~-
L NUMBER XVII. Ns@
| The seat adjoining that of Gov Brown is occupie,
| by the Hon. Richard Brodhead, of Pennsylvania
His term, however, expired on the 4th of March last
and his political career is at an end. By much in
trgung the nomination for his successor was
to John W. Forney-but, it will be recollected, thai
three Democratic members of the Legislature repu
dated Forney at the pinch Of the bill, and Simon
Cameron was elected. Mr.. Buchanan has attempted
to break Forney's fall by sundry tenders Of consul
ships etc, but Forney has retired in moody disgust
from the lists of ofceseeker and issued proposals
for new Democratic paper in Philadelphia, in oppo
sition to the Pennsylvania. Being man of great
ability and witha utterly Inscriptions, corrupt and
unprincipled it is expected that he will have lively
| time of it with his neghbor of the Pennsylvania
In fact, the war has already commenced on the part
4 of the latter.
OF Mr.. Brodhead, little need be said, for, in fact
little can be said. He served several years in the
House Of Representatives where, by his devotion te
the iron interests of his State he gained sufficient
favor with the Democracy to his election tt
the Senate. His principal business in this latter body
| lay in the same direction. It was rarely he had
" say VI wv eAoep' ~ ounneo''on WIN .ie
.uS',s " non an' oes ps.soe"y ~ ~.
W. e'' 40 W." We.
A's .' - W..
$500 .'a.i. AA1 ~ $3.50
g. sasS :. %. as ~
49, = - l -:
u - a. - -. - e. .s,,.aa. =,
Virginia split up logs into fence.rails.
l ]
Wv, :. 'ne Wy 1.:., .,;aht 49, ,,a;,,
t,a;, - u ,.,os ht NJ urntor cary;ed Il through
g. -. .t,.t n, a,a NJ upnter had lonc tnssIe
.h s,,h;oo, +ho debote extending late into the
III. o.. r,.n,to.d 1ad Int esv bec and his
-. - - :, ,,..a~,,, ,u;,,as.
pSs; y 'so,,a h;tch II ~ local notifies Of the
e.a,S p,oihaaa and nld Ruck have heen nolit;cal
enemies fnr vsarstle feeling being mucb the same
:. .hot o,,;str, betyeen the sdeII and sonle fac.
t;ons T,,;s;ano For this reason Old Ruck has moi
ro,s;orad lin, ar no 1a hos dome Case and Toncev
lin ~ ofsc, 10 ID, nern;t+ad Rroadhead n
snL on;etlv into obscurtv from which ii is extremely
aorhtf,, vi, e,he- be NIL, ever en,eroe
Navt IN him we have Jndoe Jverson of Georo;a
1,orso,, several yeara aro served ono or two
terres IN AZ Honso bnt becoming dsousted with the
80 nj lor rst;r.d = the ian;Hed ,ne.
az INC boncb IN 1s5a after Howell fohb had beatan
+ho corthorr p;ohts, nort in ceorcia and xvben be
.,,,,,,osoa 10 nod tho ,,holo stote In .n, Irdco
I,.anso ho,d - o,,osa hin, in his anhit;nns
~, ,,nator;o, +oro 1yo,,oI, ~ !
$50 - 49, W. 1,;s ~ o.ta.ton ~ ~
-. N...Hs - -. ~. tr:a1 - a..o..,,
H,tv "s-' Na...:.,a..ss l;s 1911
ooDD "''' -. ~ - ee S",s
plesen.e ~ WV "' 49, 49,
-. s - - .. -.
epoi'su .l"' NV Wv ~ ANe'A0 pS - N'''
sa,s' anu ~ a 'o.eins las.. ,.,.
.uuse ,ssfson - luam u supe,ioi au'ny. NosaS
no'sy anu o,uss'ius 40 ,oou ,s =. 'ev sAS ~.
.ounuy a.u eApiesses nlnsel ".,n CIV
iefVor Ear more s'spe anu ~ nis
.an loo.os ne ia w -. .asne, ,1
llnough Oh uoup''ul .as'e) 'ius''a'ion, ths' WIN
10 70 'ie TO- Nooooy esei Ano"s "neie Aoonios
may " iouhu on ahy ques'oi' oss Dieie IS ~ ns
tahihs 1ne Posi'ion VI 'ne ~ - Do.u' 'eai
less ana hohes1 representative VI the s'a'es hsn's
democracy Oh the oou'h-woulu no' ha'uer Nep'
tune Ior MS triaens yieu ah ill'n VI "h' he oe
heved 70 pc lght lor all te parues ohees OF spols
OF . tnousanu aoihinas1ratiohs.
his desestauon Oh anything mean OF uhlust was
Illustrated slrongy IN aeoate that occurred just
before the close Oh the ast session. STUART OF Mlch
gan, naa peen Valniy ehaeaVorihg TO get an appro-
pratioh ior some WORK Oh Improvement IN MS state.
aiag ~ ~ he oeeane ahnoyeu' so' ouI Vi TEMPER
anu clargea .ne oou'herh SENATORS wi.h opposing
every applopriauoh 'of sne Sof'n ana Young cheer
luiy ~, .nose ~ 'ne eou,u oese,ai 'ena0o,s fe'
pio'eu .i,i 'oi 81 auu a'ion ol'iefs,
ouuse pute' n''n 'n'' he iiau ~ M ao'eu
u pr.no.pie ~ .,,e a''er as 70 Vo'e an up
piopta',on ~, onai haiooi III LIS OWL 9'le.
Du' iioss Vi .nsse ieproo's were oonseyeu III l'iu
Ia. Huuse iSerson' sung WIN d sense Q,
INJURY, as wel as asgreVeu Wy Tue gtoss ius'ice Oh
o.uaf. iePeiea !. IN Terms OF severe ana Ter
lioie ael'' oiosle WIN se Vi ne .fuisni
'le oo,iup, are Always suspe,ous gnu 'ne sis
p,oioue ne'iiy Ai"ass 1o'iup.' s'ua'', ID usual
~, ano ~.
au 20 "u u,u no ~
sol' y wy usual a,s'',oes VI poASos W. Ae1pns
nis nane uo'oae sue puoo' Az "uu'u ~
:. d.. I's ~ =. ,ss;ss,,a1. ~ go n Nv
t.'1N', ~ ~ " ~ -.
10 unpbouS oniy Vi aeiNihS MS SIaso "A.h AeSi anu
~.
MS neighpor on the leltls inc lion. Hannlpal HAM
lin, of Maine. Gov. Hamn before the late re-organ-
ization of parties was leading Northern Democrat
p,t he con,a mt ~ tbe Kors,s hill and votod
"us ~ sooAa nv. 'n' IN CIV
against IL. lie sti however maihtaiheo MS position
in the Democratic ranks until some time during the
fret sacsion nf tho Iost CnnoreSs ,vben he uade