New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

There = reason u apprehend hat tfe Soth ..
generalization among the Douglas DeGe<rsey s az
coahDed TO the tricky demaeogues DO Lave "iSs"y
gained such uDenyiabie netorety oet llss o'D,'
have followed their pernicious example, tno !@'c'
10 temptations which it was hoped that ,hey ~oe'u
be able TO withstand. TIE cause ot Kansas na'
been sold, but the bond has ye; 10 be fulhed' ~
wait for the finale patiently and then ofaD' me
traitors az they deserve.
The blood Of the Administration q really getting
up, and at the presen: rate OF heated progress t"ld
be coon necessary 20 apply some COOLING -'oa'".
After years. delay, Nr. Mason. "ho represents
the President az Chairman OF ibe Commit,ee on
Foreign Afiars urged the adoption OF resoIus'on
giving power 10 the President 10 enforce Iedies
from Paraguay for the aflront offered 'tc oh'.''l
States vessel Water Witch. The quiet little senator
from Rhode Island Who is supposed 10 have ms e! o
Oh foreign mission seconded hs belhger dc non
stratioD. but Mr. Cameron thought blank cartridge
fired from the great gun of the STATE DePah ii'rn
would answer every purpose, especially az We no"
had two wars on band, one N flonda and toe oIuci
IN Utah. If Mr.. Buchanan must have hghl WIN
Paraguay let him adopt his strategic policy toward
Briehsm Young and send Gen. Cass and Mt Mason
down in gunboat. Their appearance, under shc1
formidable auspices would settle the question, and
if It failed, they might then draw their reVoNers
when Paraguay would certainly come dorn.
Mr. Taylor, the enterprsing member from BROOK
yn, brought in bil 10 day 10 establish printing
bureau, which means simply to invest million ior
Quitting concern that Is destined 10 become IL
ever adopted, dead incumbrance on tine Treasury;
II would be charming arrangement for WendeH
and his cOpartners 10 sell out their mammoth PRINT
ng-otfice, bindery, and 80 forth, which stands ID
sight Of the Capitol, and was erected IN view oi
perpetuating the monopoly which dlsgraceiul ana
yenal combination secured few years ago. Ihs
job will hardly get through in the present state o'
the Treasury though a desperate effort VIII be m'de
Dext Session, when most of the Northern doughlaces
viii get permanent release from public cares ana
mny be willing 10 make good thing OF their ast
chance.
Our Democratic dinasty s fast dlscardng the
ancient Symbols and affecting superior sta.e Ia ON
cial cOnyenfonalities. From time immemorLal,
when the White House bas been opened 10 com
pany in the evening, il has been called receP-
ton" and very properly, because the President and
bis household are there TO receive the pubic. Now,
however, we are rising in the scale Of dignity, and
the od-fashioned Tuesday nights have became
" draw ing rooms" after the manners OF Madame
Victoria, if she will excuse the liberty with ner
title. Although last night was positively tie last,
the cenents-conspired 10 damage the exhibition,
and there was poor turn out, although the unfef-
rfed did their best TO Illustrate the simplicity OF
republican institutions. There was one live Lord,
and small sprinklng of second-h hand NOBILITY and
diplomacy, several Senators, with sam Houston IN
his Texas costume, a dash of the Lower House,
and general mixture of Office holders, strangers,
cts and the great unwashed, with few
uniforms to boot. 1t was said of the President
as has been said of others in delicate condition,
that "he looked as well as could be expected.