New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
SENATOR BROWN OF MISSISSIPPI

Prom Or Own Ccrespoodsn- ff
WASHINGTON, Friday Nov. 10, 1854
You have done full justice in The TRIBUNE Pc.
haps little more than justice. to Gov. Hamuosds
speech, but you have uuaccountabIy neglected.
another remarkable performance BY anotaesex.
Governor, who is alec Senator Of tie United
States. I mean Gov. Brown OF Mississippi.
Sometime last month that gentleman was tress~
By bis constituents to Q barbecue at Haz'ehurt-
wherever that may be-on which occasion he 40
bosomed himself fully on the subject Of nstsaa
politics. A report Of his speech lies GA my tabsA
and have read il over repeatedly with mipgs(
emotions of admiration and delight. l hsso sse
for many years read anything go original aad ~
funny in the shape Of political manifssto NJ
attention was freshly called to It few minutes
since BY seeing the illustroas orator himsef IN ~
street. he has, since his return from th& 6ou4
observe, a pleasant and smiling aspect, sueAw
becomes man who has said good thing sad
knows that he has said it. During the last sesiss
On the contrary, Gov. Brown had rather saturt
inc and moody lock, as Of one not satisfied wa
himself, nor with others. But now, how 90
Gov Brown feel otherwise than well-feel othef'
wise than jclly-after delivering himself to the fres
and enlightened gentlemen OF Mississippi OF suehA
happy conception ~ this I:
"That Slavery is blessing to the master Is shown
BY simply cOntr setting o Southern gentleman WIN
Northern AboiitioRis:. One is courageous, hgh'oos.
and manly. The other is oowarily, low.tung ~
speakirg
There isa Southern gentleman for you! A h(b
bred, manly Southern gentleman How forcibk
hn, hoxr urfa hnx
What statesmanlike solution Of great social suA
political question How tersely aud yet cooel.'
siyely it dsposes of the subject And with susA
senatorial dignity and propriety. toof With wns
proud satisfaction and consciousness OF superee
worth will Gov. Brown, on tho first Monday Of
next month, walk into the Senate, and looking wiz
caim disdaln on the twenty Aboitonists-" coward
ly, low flung and sneaking somehow or Other
have got into that boJy-turn and contemplate Ann
self" courageous, high-bred aud manly cI-
fess, if envy were permitted. should be strongly
tempted TO envy the feelings Of man wh' ~
serenely and confidently conscious OF nus immenss
elevation. His sublime Majesty, the King
Ashantee himself, could hardly feel bigger. .
There are many other remarkable passages u
Gov. Browns speech But being myself GOV
"srdly. low flung. snesking Northern Aoo''tioe.
" ist,i hardly dare to comment on anything
has ernanated from 50 high source. nc'en.
lees, will venture, With the most Prciouna 49, 80
TO call your attention 10 q few tnings Ias'
70 me a. serving OF universal consideration, ccmsy
"a they do from courageous, high-breo' MANY
Southern gentleman" v.uv
First: After stating that Filbuster Mane.
LEI alone, would have planted Slave ctsse ~ ~
sr,gua and that our Government ought 10 ns,o =.
him alone 80 that We could have "snnexeo
country, Gov. Brown proceeds;
at may seen strange to you that thus ~, n.t
taking possession Of Central America or ~ n
il, seeing, as you suppose ycu DO, that II oewtx
come ne else. Ies il beio,gs 10 come enc os' 49,
ne this country once blonged to the Choctnws. ~ =.
We wanted ttis country ne came ard took y, - -
wasn't Central America, or any part csit, .oaA
take that. Ifthe inhsbit Ets were wIliug " n's
= good government, such a. We would give ~ ~
wonld have them protected; aud Il they "ers n%
might 60 some where exe
Central America, the chesPest. esses' anu qu'~'"
way to get it 10 to 60 ana tako IT,
is(,oyernor Brown, beside being D 4" courageos>
" b0h. bred manly Southern gentleman, 10 . SeS
stor of the United States confidential friend -
adviser of the President, aud a candidate f0f
Democratic nomination for the Presidency, =.
doctrines, thus set forth, are entitled to COLI
degree Of confederation. The frst thing thss L..
one is certain direetness and energy IN ~.
They 90 straight to the mark, like his tn0nc
logic on the proposition, THAT Slavery y.
ing to the MISTER which wss settled IN . p.x
simply contrasting southern grntrnAe 49,
Northern abolisisBist. Their susceptibility Of n
and eyen universal application is the text tAiaS
b. noted. The ihustrious statesIn'sa and ofcs Il.
himself applies them to number of csses- -
avs: 1850
Iwsnt Cuba, and know thai sooner o. - :
must have il, the gormeaten tnrone oi ga =
wlipr 20 give il up-fcr fair equivalent nc. =
muri take Il. wset 1amsulpaA Posos, a,a 81 ~
tvo Ill , Mclean stat ;; add want them al ios
sane reason- for the p.asEng and sPresaAs
Iii: q al very wels-but Why not 60 on ~" "a.
eanal prcpriety G9-erlor Brona might bare ~
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