New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

burner to asy ansVrs p>eeesasy 10 Allay bis sp-
yrtbensiOss. Ii may be thai his is Law, pr As
esprene Court have ~ prSnsuDsed; eos Nv
witch surely see6s ssme further modIheanoo, ID
consideration Of hs fesrs Of eitseas - well - o.
Mayors.
Bat when the Mayor has been sisAAes ed n the
point Of crying out TO The militia for help, BE 10
bound 20 give the citizens waruipg Of his inentoss
toward then. Or Smith, for example, could not
direct his spo,hecary, Edmands, 10 administer blue
pill. ard black POWERS TO the hese., at his own
Rec will and pleasure, without giving them
chance 70 escape the exhibition Of the came He
nus. himself state t. the patients that such .
course Of treatment will be parsue1 II
they do not tale themselves oct Of the way
A placard plsstered On the walls smsos the
shicsl posters, eIbortations 70 vi'tt Oakeail,
ard Dro'esta lens (Rr"updleee, trust n ther
ep'irsp) that I'VE All take Hobensseks Liver
Pills, II. not sufficient TO make strasbt irregular
phlebs,opy, such az was had in this case Tho
Mayer, ID keeping hin self snas oat Of harms way
n bis Gee and in putting all his authority 70 the
tst1s II the chief John Gpin Of our train bands,
did one little thing hch he ough. not TO have done
and omitted ns'ber which be ought to have doae,
and 80 be and all engaged in the illegal TRANSACTION
are liable in damages. This is free rendering OF
the decision Of the Court. The in imAtlon IN some
papers tia, there has been the slightest doubt about
bringing these suits 10 trial, is entirely without
foundation. They cannot come on for some une TO
come; bat there is not the least probability that
the facts aud law involved in them will escape
rigid judicial scrutiny -,
From the evidence offered at the triA, wAcn
Jude M.rrick cut short in the middle, like the
story of tie Cat ard the Fiddle, appears toH
VIC ov,d that glorious demonstration OF eur COCK.
rsy cbivslrv e General EdmsDds and Marshal
Freep an more than - Doctor Smtn. Inns lstHr
f,pctcpary it appears thought that enc Of the ss0
companies which had been on duty durng the tr,ai
might be dispensed With, and 50 animated 70 Mr:
Fdmepds On I 3lst Of May. But rot 90 tnoagnt
Marshal Freeman and EduaDds; they deemed that
nothing less tina the whole command Of this chief
tain voul be sufficient for the safety OF the UneA
aJ the glory Of M commander. so they lald tneH
head, tssether, and Freeman and Halett wrote 10
Smith, NJ giDg this measure and referritg hm 70
Edmspds for the views which led TO this opinion.
Ard the peer creature yielded his o~p opinion TO
the robust vilsiny Of the United States offlciais'
and to the lilly vanity Of their phar naceuticsl ally
sDd let them have their own way in the premises
As all this is patent under the hand OF Freeman,
it does net appear TO common apprebensions why
ne hunting q that day does not nclsde him In all Its
liabilities, Bear and remote, a well Is his Tools ana
| accessories.
Atapy rate we Oh all have the satisfaction OF seeing
how il all is don't know what the chance OF the
| lAueky lad may be Of collecting aoy damages he
NAV recsysr. as have No c'Rni rance Of the suff
| cs.f cy Of any Of them. General EdmsDds has be-
| come bankrupt within the last few mon hs, so
that hsre 10 not mach to be got out OF him. It 10
said thai bis insolvency is Strlouted 10 S.s oil oui
ps, in OF his operations in State street
On that day. don't vouch for the truth OF the Ne
port a. il seems to be giving too perfect piece OF
| pset,cal juAtice TO be really true.
This business catastrophe, however, 10 net the
| only one which has over6ken this gallant veteraa
| He cobrired to put himself in so absurd position
about ssme militia etiquette other that he bad 10
IN at NJ IA n
| what it was, bat was substantially denying the
| right Of a direct appeal - the Governor as Com
Chief, toucbiog the insueordlnation OF
subLten oficer, sfter he bad dismissed the COM
| plsint The appeal was made, bO~ever, and the
| tubaIfesn dismissed frsn the militia, carrying in
| bis wake The Aajsr-G General, who felt himself
| obliged 10 resign his commission. You may
remember that told You a year age
| Of the agony Of fear int which We
were all thrown by tie threatened rssis-
patton Of our protector At that time, and bow he
was induced to hold on, as Bebedick took Beatnse,
I'm great csnPulsion and partly 70 ave "ur ives.
Well, he has so CONSIDERABLY managed matte4s
| .ince then that not wsrd was heard against HE
retiring at this time. His resg saton has been met
apparently by an aAsgerirg resignation on oil sdes.
| B,h it has gwen Use = . serious difference be-
| tween the Senate and House, whose concurrent
vote is necessary to elect successor. The Senate
has cbOeen Brigade General Andrews, who comes
next in order OF seniority br il lie with train
| baIds, as il was with those OF London in Mayor
| S'urgesp's time" No Jumping over heads, 10 uo-
"derband work among But the House, NEST
irregulsrly refused to elect this officer IN concur
the ground that he 10 gauger, or welgher,
or some kind Of United States understrspper.
Now the House should consider that the chief end
Of nan, il his capacity Of mhitiaman, is to main
tain the supremacy of the saveocratic central
| ity at Warrington over the laws Of the ren0ter
districts and that the fact that candidate is
& UnS4d States functiOnsry, far from beng an sb-
lection 10 HIM. is the strongest possible argument
il bis favor. Ny idea Is, that II any deviation
sLould be made frm the regular rou inc, Marshal
Freeman and Attorney Hailett should have the
place. But while this commission i. thus sus-
pended like Mahouet's cehin, between these two
opposing loadstOnss, We are left at the mercy Of
our enemies. Only suppose another Buras should
lift his parricida hands against the glor,ous Union,
y hat would become Of usi trust shall be able
in my next letter to announce the esd of this fear
ftl anarchy. HYLEs.