New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
GEpDfYGS RETIREMENT.

Ire Hen. Joshua K. GtinIs-n our readers
~ b.ys sees no. to be returned to the saxt
Co,y,,.. The Cineiasat Ga:sat says a..
"Ryrrrr,,r,T or MR. GIDDIsGs.-Aile' serving
~. cSrtrasts sb'y ard faithfully for almost sc~s
81 ,s,r.-b,yirc gcce into the Nstocs Council " nee
the pircpss be advocated were 80 odious ss 70 sce
hls person y peFl, and Lived TO see TEN ulSupas
th,r.eer OF tie mos, powerful srd popnVus S,sses
the Urier. the Hoe. Joshus K. Ciddlrgs, the FAas
of the House hss mst the inevitable fste os age snA
ieeb.eress, ard given way 10 younger msn. is
Corventior Which met in his district on sanssesy
last roun aztec in bis stead on the third oaot 1sas
Hutenins Of Wsrer. The ballot stood, Hutc ans w.
Giddugs 81, r. W Taylor >. Jessie Bsldv,nS T. N.
H,oh,rs s as We learn fruu The Clerea1i Eeodv, -
sble LAWYER, snd stands al the head OF the bE -
TICubu!l County having been for long tus regard
.6 the best advocate IN that county. lie "a in ps-
tics fully ss Iseosl g. Mr.. GldeSss, having bees .
Liberty Patty man since It's organization.
MI Gicd,rgs II hia remarks said that he shouldg -
back to Cctgrsss this Winter, and tsll them he wN
- be succsecec BY younger and soler maa wse
would fully sustsin the reputation OF the dis'riet-
Fer TAs .ilbany Er-ing !-'ra- ~
"eLnEL,ND, Aug. % lSS.
0Ichr Er,chirs WAS nonns.ed Yesterday for Coz
sress by the Repsbucars Of the Twentieth District,
vice Joshua X. Gdoipgs.
SO ENDS the lolg service OF the " Father Of the
House Failing health ccmpes his withdrawal troo
the ,ceue Of bis lsbor The twenty years that have
passed over him there, have whtsred his hesd aaA
oeut he shoulders, but they have never found hN
ysics fsl,erirg OF bis hest wavsring in the greet
struggle for Freedom.
h. frsssh. with memories of the past to the "Senier
Mambsr" He has seen generations ot shot-hvsa
rolticiss rise. tai arc become forgotten. he hss
seen faithful public servants removed 10 otner uusCs
ard many 70 another world. Round ,he ehute c'Ne
of tie Hal his eve .sls to hnd single member whs
ss there when he ettered II, and who mas SAT there
with hin sinos. Adams hss gene TO his reward. Os-
den Hctfmsn, Chas. G.. Athsrton, LsyereI SalIoa-
q. A. .aet ltxAH Las
ard many others sso gone the way of all theesrs.
Hunter and Bell are transferred to the senate. WISE
TO tie GubeTatoral chair. Brown is dispensing tas
ps,rossge of the PostOfice Department. Clnord
wear. The sker iuocisl robe of the Supreme Court.
Stany ha gore to that then terra .neogn9d Cahiof-
uis Truman Smith, Cooper, Weller and Wiuiamss
sfter exchanging Repress ntative for Senscrsi
are departed from the Capitol. Corwin, amer ori-
liart career a. Governor, Senator snd Secretary Is
proposrs to return egan 10 the field OF his esrly aus
'lnctou Pickens and Hopkins have been trying tas
pleasures OF foreign Courts, Briggs sud Lincoln are
e1.GoveIoIs. Granger and Cave Johnson arc ex'
Postuastere General. StroBg and Marvin are on !ss
New-YoIk Bench. Moses IL. Grinnell, Chrs'ophes
Morgan and Thomas kempsta all are still colsborers n
the good cause as Of yore, though no longer comPaA'
ous in ofhcs.
Chamber. Clay, Webster, Benton and Calhoun, thsn
u the zenith Of fame, now live only IN history be-
chsnan occupies the White House. Pierce has lately
left it. Vim. X. King became ce-presden. @ and @od
abroad The grave has closed over Slss Wright and
"Eor est John Davis. Wslksr has had bis ups ana
Goyp, with every turn of the wheel of Fortune ana
nov r, Governor of a place that he then hsd never
heard Of The only Chair that rstsns its old occu-
pant s shat filed by John j. Crittenden the veteran
OF ths Serste, as Giddirgs is OF the House.
Empires have risen and fallen Kingdoms turneo
mo Reunbics. ard Republics into Kingdoms; six
raw states have entered the Union, and three nsw
Tsrrroles lave been brought under our dag; Prssi-
csr,s have gore up Ike rockets, and come down IKE
s.ic.., compromises have been made and brok -
~ mas followed peace, and peace again succeeded
var: trsie has expanded and collapsed parties have
r:,sr fourished and dscayed; platforms have bees
huit and tom down sgan-sIce he took his seat II
| ,ts Hal Of Representatives, but during all these
ctsu2es ycehus K Giddings has proved alike faithful
10 f,ierl and fearless to foe HIS successor cen havt
| 10 higher "a bition than to leave as unblemishsd
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