The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23
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Special rorresposAence q the Union
NEw YoaK April II, ls5s-lO p.
The black republican papers, which did mot like the
look OF things when the conference granted by the
House, and which disposed to put the best
structon oa Mr.. Engshs nomination As one OF the
committee have leading articles to-day on "Mr. English
and his TreacherY In which the opening sentence rs I
'.As we apprehended English Is a traitor; and the
honorable member OF Congress from Indiana is csssed
with reformed rakes" reclaimed prostitutes, and
converted Jews. The only reason for this unseeny
and vulgar scuhty rs that there is good reason to be-
eve that Mr. English will not play the black republsan
game that he is unwilling TO be made the tool OF the
unhoy alliance OF black republicans and know nothings
that he has independence and petrotim and that
he wishes to dispose Of the Kansas question ut
and forever We hope that this may he les
son to him, and those who, like him, have con
sorted for time with the sectional opposition to
democratic principles and the inveterate foes OF the
democratic party and that he and they may return to
the fold from which they have strsyed You may de
pend it that il the earnest wish OF nine out of ten
men In this city, outside the opposition wirepuiers that
Kansas be admitted into the Union ut that
heartily tired of Kansas and that II Mr. Englishs prop
oston will bring about that consnmmation 50 devouty
to be wished he will receive hearty thanks the T
bune and Evening Post TO the contrary notwithstanding
DR. Robinson of Topeka governorsbip notorety, the
associate of Jim Lane also in for fair amount Of
abuse He believed to have written letter advocating
the admission of Kansas with the Lecompton constitu
ton because II the State admitted the people could
arrange their affairs constitution included to suit them
selves Such heresy il pronounced very ''mschevous,
and he too is Chased among the traitors 1t Is not yet
determined whether he most resembles reformed rake
reclaimed prostitute, or converted jew. The Eve
ming Post will probably decide the question In few
days
The publication OF the last words and dying speech
Orsini In which he says hat he wishes it to be known
that assassination in whatever form it may disguise IT.
SELF does not enter into his principles is heavy blow
and great encouragement to the cosmopote revolution
lists who propose to celebrate the obsequies of the mis-
guided italian patriot tomorrow evening with smoky
torches and lager beer The Evening Post pronounces
the said last confession obviously SPURIOUS and states
that it written by the Emperor Louis Napoleon but
the London Times says that the document is authentic
and know that the Paris correspondent of that journal
is generally very accurately informed As do not pre-
tend to know whether the "leadng journal of London
the Evening Post of this city be the accurately
informed conine myself to noting the difference
opinion between the two oraces and the expression
of hope on my own part that Orsini d'd write
the letter imputed to him. met him years ago in Eu
rope and from what knew of him. should certainly
never have supposed him capable OF the diabocal crime
for which, in my opinion he has been justly executed
He naturally of mild and humane disposition,
though every inch revolutonst and conspirator Like
most of his countrymen who spend their lives dreaming
of the gories of Italia her0 he Of exctable tenn
permanent and think it very likely that his long
fnenent in the prisons of Mantua his adventurous
CAPE and his subsequent affected his reason and
led him to the commission OF a crime which his sound
reason would have abhorred The funeral celebration
takes place to at O'Clock p M, and the
secretary of the cosmopolitan revolutonsts has written
N the Of the polcc 10 announce the fact
and claim proecton from All wil,ci n4rsons who may
entertain preudices against such "a demonstration 1t
is not impossible that there will be row, There is a
yerv general impression abroad that the whole affair is
an outrage on decency. and ought to be prevented
have not heard Of any frighfu murder having been
committed last night but at early hour this morning
dock At the foot Of Wall street Az the captain Of the
Hartford nropeIler Seneca Captain Charles Chaker was
standing on the pier attending to the loading of his yes
se he WAS shot in the right side by some one as vet I'M
Known and II il feared ss the ball is beyond the reach
81 probe TINT the wound will prove mortal It il
tbon0ht that the sot was accidental and that Il WAS
fred Inv a dlBcharRnE
,ovolyar when coino off drfv ma Ia the habit among