New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
FROM BOSTON.
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Massachusetts, and Virginia at the tame tune. lie
ms, s,iil restore the erriDg children OF the Old
Dou;pion. who are unable TO take care Of them.
.elve. 10 the raterna care Of their naturL
cuar,;sns; bu, he is no ore to provide for the wed
fare Of the widows snd orphans Of Boston 1t 10
shocking 10 hear the wsy in witch malignant
p.otle TAX in vitw of this public calamity "A
gentleman can die comfortably IN Boston. saTs
one. "rov that he knows Judge Lorlns WI hos
direct the settlemelt Of his estate. " Dea,h haS
one horror the less," ssys another, " since ore |"
spared from the posthumous modification OF leaving
his wife aud children IN the charce 0f slave
catcher You know with what anxiety all truiy
conservative minds have watched every step OF this
legislative ASSASSINATION. aud how We hoped aganss
hope oil along. First We had confidence that the
House Of Representatives would reject the treason
able demand ana the rather that the frends Of
Law and Order were led there BY the great inventor
of the process for crushing out rebellion But
to our dsnay ard dscomtture when 1t came to
vote the Address passed by l27 10 l0l. The Pos
did all it could TO our feelings AID the credit u
tie State or at least 10 make lie discredt as httle
IS possible, BY giving the numbers as lO3 to 20.
A well-meant but futile effort. Next We were con-
fdeut that the Senate would refuse 10 JOIN iu the
conspiracy; but, behold when the Yeas and Nsys
were taken. they stood "a 10 IA Then We fsN
back upon the Council, and affirmed that II was un-
possible 10 obtain the consent OF that advisory body
10 this Removals and 10 they advised it by vote
of ,, Our hopes thus growing more and more
desperate as the case proceeded from one CO.
oIdlIate to another, We thally concentrated them
in death grasp upon the Coy ernor. Ard death
grasp. indeed IT pro'ed-ior With the least possible
DELAY that magistrate how uDlike our laaented
GardLer) consented 10 complete the Legislative
murder. and Judge Lorirg was launched into pri-
yate life.
And We were not even INDUCED in the sA4
consolation of hearing his tate fifty mourned.
After hi. Excelencys Message had been read,
| in which be communicated his compliance with
the nefaIous solicitation, MIR. Gushing rose LIKE
| a pillar of the State stood LIKE one upbesr-
ing on his atlantcan shoulders the destnies VI thus
miehtest of empires aud throwing huiself into a
imposing altitude, solemnly began bis thren thus:
" AT last, Mr. Speaker the deed Is done! He
psused that his words might have their due imprr~-
| sion when Mr. Dodge from Cape Cod, Methodlst
by persuasion, cried out with all the emotion Oh
camp meeting. Amen.!" The iiouse, moor ara
| o,ll,ries shook with indecent and neutrality-suspicious.
laughter The Speaker shouted " Order order!
and made many a dDt on his deek with his gavel.
and for a moment silence restored. But IA
second human nature was too strong Tor parhamen-
tar, dccorum. and the obstreperous miIth aeau
fercely exploded and utterly destroyed the a"fui
| effect of the prophetic words thus untimey inter
Mr.. John A. Andrew of Boston, who has been un-
pleasantly prominent IN the martyrdvm OF thus
LATEST Of confesSors. By his asserting cor-
oally to the statement, and declaring that . tho
deed was done, and that was well done,
and" (as Shakespeare says ii is well 1t should be IN
the case uLder Just such circunstahceD tnas -
| had been done quickly" And what makes this con-
summation the more lamentable is the fact that Il
has been conceded TO the urgency OF contemplate
nino,it, of the inhabitants, called of men Abol-
tionists. This " factious knot OF imprdoiedotss--
| as one organ The Conrier. rather unceremon.ously
| calls them. considering the success 1t accords u
them made up OF the worst elements OF society
Democrats disorganizers socialists, infdelS aad
"rsdlcas OF every shade and degree'-t 10 such ~
| tbC.e that have compel He'd both branches Of tho
| Legislature and the Governor himself, to do their
| bidding, and to be the instruments Of their VEN
pearce! This We learn from the speeches oil DIR.
l Gushing and the opponents Of the Address, ma
| from the leaders Of The Post, 1he Corer, and aA
| other sound and conservative papers, ~ suppose
IhcEecrn be n? doubt 9t it, 1t s, indeed. afirmed
on The other side that the Governor aud the Legs-
ature were elected specifically for this work. The
sufficiently to.be .depored Gardner went into
| the last canvass this very issue snd demanded
reelection on the ground that he had refused 10 re
| move Judge Loripg, and yet he was defeated by
twenty thousand votes. But il is Of se TO trace
the causes of the calamity which has overtaken
III 10 hilON tuul IL rs
The proyerbia ngrat tude of Republics was never
more fully illustrated than in all the results of tho
crushing out " of the Burns treason. Passing BY
the tatod President Pierce aud his Attorney Gen
eral, who at least gained nothing BY the sinulness
Of their service to their country, nearly MI con-
ceIned ia the suppression Of that rebellion have
bad to pay dear tor their loyalty. / have told
YOU too often OF the way in which Mayor
Smith was kicked out Of the City Hall and
General Edmands snubbed out Of bis commis-
sion, without the slightest regard for the great
dtiyerance they worked for us oll. Marshal Free
man is the only one of those Immediately concern cd
in that triumph whose head is yet on his Official
shoulders. The story is that he sent on a statement
Of how much he bad suffered in mind, body and
estate in consequence OF his sslEdeyotiOn at that
time ard urged bis claim to reappointment on
thO.e grounds. OCoy enough, as such thir " ars
usually nanaged in this country, bis application
was heard and allowed. Encouraged by
this success Of bis associate 10 patriotic
sup'Ii0rity to vulgar considerations that success
was mainly due, also sent on list of his merits
ana works Of approximation, and asked for an
equally favorable consideration. You well under
stand that / do not yOuch for tie truth Of what
state though il is told on not bad authority. His
application went to the subordinate persons who
pass upon such matters, and WA allowed ard hia
commission was actually made out and brought 10
the President for his sigr sture. Mr.. Buchanan, L
is sad toOk il, read il. tore it ocr0ss and exclaimed
HIS A DID liNkEE, AND III sHAN'T HAVE
IT 80 Though this siOr, came to me not very in
directly | cannot brlleyt i for several reasons.
InpTimis, il il rot credible that regular attend.
aui on an Old Schooi Presbyteria minister, at
ome aud in Washington, who is so faithful. in
.easCn and out Of season, IN the missionary field of
Ksrsos should qualify tie noun substantive
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