New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

appeal 10 every enhghtt ned and unpreludi..A =,
cspable Of looking beneath the obyiou, surs..a
things whether there be any real, radical difr,.a
either general or specific, between the DAM.
Brown and Thompson i submit that the, ~
identical, interchangeable terms, and the coe -
substituted for the other at pleasure, jus. a. -
az if they were Jones and Smith. hurbbly 80
ceiye, then, that by merely transposing tie ~
sides Of this equstion have by no means f,rs..y,
that reputation for absolute infbility Of Isdg,.'.
which Is 30 generally conceded TO me by all pen
competent to form an opinion on the subject
Your Own Correspondent has told yoacf a.
general satisfaction which the nomInstlon Of Co,
missioner Loring 10 the vacant seat on The h..
Of the Court of Claims has given TO this commu,,,
His own friends and the truly conservative arars
all parties arr Of course delighted at this ns.s,,
rebuke of our flnaticism. The fanatics, % =
other hand, who had chased down their prey Az,
hunt Of four years express their entire conten,u,
with the arrangement. They declare thattleir
caried serving man, whom they have just kckeiOvt,
the back door, is exactly the msn to be invited M
Uncle Sans parlor. They did not want the po's
creature to starve. They were not willing TIA, :
should eat bread taken from the table II the WIDOW.
and orphans of Massachusetts,; but they do n,
grudge him in the least as many crumbs az he "a.
pick I'D that fall from the Federal table. The On.
dssentents from this almost unanimous grstk,..
ton are as your Own minated, those Of the Nm
ocratic Household Of Faith who thought 20 q,
thing should not have been given away out Of "A.
immediate family, and | must confess 10 a strs,
degree of sympathy with them under this AM,
ton. Not that would not have Judge Lorss
handsomely rec0mpensed for his sufferings IN ~
caufe Of his country. But should have been hi,
ter pleased had Mr.. Buchanan used his good stic,,
al. -.
Greene of The Post and the Commissioner, AID a
induce the latter TO forego the scruples Of deGcay
which deferred him from accepting the place 4
Naval Officer, which, at my liberal and handsous
suggestion. the former was eager TO resign IN he l.
yor. This told Mr.. Buchanan, between oarse.yes
when he consulted me on the subject, argag a. he
same time the superior claims of Mr.. Benjamin 2.
Hallett TO the post at Washington. watched Ia.
critical period of our history with some nicely n1
have no hesitation in affirming that the preeers
ten of the Glorious Union in all its integrity q
that hour of peril, was due 10 Mr.. Halett nec
than to any other man. Even Commissioner Iona,
would not have been sufficient to stay the treasooo
malice of Tony Burns from smashing II into ihos
sand flinders had not his hands been Upheld BY III
wise prudence Of the District-Attorney. Mr.. HL
lett 10 very ill-used man, deserving very differed
treatment from that which he has received. ",
will bear Inc witness that have been instant, d
season and out of season, in indicating his clam
to public gratitude, and in rebuking the .eOry
handling he has.met with, and from hands ha
should have oyerlowed with good things for him.
arrived at home yesterday, after a weeks %
ourn in your city. had intended giving you sors
Of the results of my inquiries as to the effects o
the Revival there at some length. But the mon
pressing urgency Of the topics treated OF in this 1t
ter has put my purpose on one side for the presat
if not for good Ali that can say is, that enjoys
sweet communion with many saints there, and b
more than one season of great refreshment IN tAt
society, which shall ever be held in grateful rensn
brsnce ByLgs