New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

vasa little 10, luna; IN 'hr n~Xt place n WIS t"o
much Ike an essay ar criticism, o.ins aluh''t
wbiiy d. fciont in B,Trntiye add nnecdotei snd Ia
A.. ,.xt place Mr. Hillard ugh re:Sop-d
GOOD .ueaIrr. is not physically ahis 10 i" what
us,v on intellectually weaker than he. can do,
crrtd hi. tudsrBcr, By hls own personally, -
E.,.n I shouhl MT aud, 10 this subj -ct Z ALL nrd
rot the new sprp.Ts reported = rrnlafA "hrh teu
fforu Mr. lilaId later m the evening to the eHec'
that h.. .hnrh n,i address n Boston al1l"br" g'in
ra.h ptonisr ike this !, ny %" means Ou Gilg, dud
4 tnue and expect Z" hear Mr.. H. Hard sp,rk rnsny
fms n or,. in this l"od, clty. OF all the p"n 10
TIE Pm SLAYER, party, he Is the m'si hind, rc-
egrd.J by the Rrpubiic MS. | suppose they have
nbu..d him. but whrn he hiss been very "lirt-
,.,u.ly urfsi- toward them the temptation Us
ben SO ct, at 10 go back 10 tue dispute WIN VT
Dana m the C.nsilrutrusl Convention, auu lio'e
ir.m that that II coUtt not be resisted hr' h'F
h,d lstors under the mis'otane OF havi6g to be'r
IN ,te ,o,ul,r mind ,he ndiu n of al III mean
ne,ses and vickr,nessrs which prrvadc TIE Bos-
ton top,i.T, though am persuaded teat ne Is rr-
spou,Ib.e for but small share at them, while am
suIs be il the author of ever! on" "i Tue buh'he
articles Wbich spp-ar IN thai piPer. lnc'r are
scarce indeed. yet oGe of them met my eyes 10
unerT ego than yesterday. IL was an article oh
The c,lur. peopl, nf Massachusetts, IN which the
writer expresses such liberal dnd humShe ahu Juss
sentiments ~ ttr.r:
IL. color.d ,opuiarou Of Boston dnriog the last
c5v,s,s AZ msrr veiy tinct atd cd7f Pr ,grsss,
aud such progress Is not honorable 10 them tpey
lid nos moral nLd reput-olr hHe'; ipty ar p'--
81, cd 4 u ore pfuI-ry ana i've more oOdt 'ft>Olr
,bev nv. more a. Nous T. imyrpy- ibeir tai hs aod
/ To- ,ouc.t. ter II il'rrn-'ui,.d, ;b%n sHNrty "
tsy- their cil-r-n we'll e'uc,tet, acd The houe',
p,iss aLj sa"rIEcrs toy pe at u ha'r tlr'i ne'
1,.,,,d are nusi cf.dt,bl- - ther. Th-'e ttloG'
sbo. we're rutir-y <oft-s ~ the 0J"u sheh
ha- bel b. uD'u t'm DOS 10 every t"Fn ana
,ry 4 the S.a'- h-y t1-ir chlifrn riI 'aisl ~
TIE re- ools VT ttr ~'lss. "7 are -l'u "
ms t,cer.,s Ceft-iuly there never vas
,rNtirs more utciri then tie sp,c'fce Sh'e1
ut ,nu rms II her Il n. p"nrh cua'c-r OF N7f'
f. rI.uS or n frs ",Iei S,"f-hrp-T' stock op 10
srTr 80 -wal,p ue,t pew utt"r tie .zvts, "a. n Lhri
80 i.,.t. ,r p,,i,i- We thick das.a
ri u,rt,s ia torur7tly u,siipg usnsd ny - b-anr
tora = cuo'-d poonl'tur ,"t merely y s'V'es
to, g. equal po,cn prNll-s.s "uh 'he "hit's, GOT NJ
~, ssrg ingpf.s Of t. pc pie tp rtc's ui11
thu ,,crl ruh's So oeHl ~ith them Ia sp'tt ~
nnstit. upo Instantly. IL 'bis feeling Ne q" m'st
7 CbiIct's thrfo, 10
Ilrsye it to you if Il is ID not honorable and credit
nhl, ro NJ Hillsrd's hrad ,nd heart Bnt dent
ylv. IL, C0nri,r credit tJf II. IDe thing IL 10
on,, rich and rare but we wonder, exceedingly.
how The devil j. c,ue there" For the cob" ~
| usu has not before bren Wruti-ued Ia that per
for y wear past. excerpt in the most contempti"us
tim The C0rTItr has hem abusive a0d t,nrt'-
chI D. Mi Cusb"t binSeE The very spirit at The
Dr,d Scott d. csinn, and Ut hat the CbIet JuSnce
says III. puhlc opinion concerning n'gr"r@ nSed 10
he, tud vhrh opinion hp. ani -uch p"llt'lan' -
Gushing ar. trying to rest0re-tne 'l boIca splrlt
of cs,tr-has governed every psge and column, aud
parapr,ph nf It. in which the subject has peen dI.
cu..sd. !. it any wonder that. being connected
With ard partially I.s,oD,i'l- fnr such paper,
MIR. Iii lard sbirrs III the Popul'r estimation!
j Uoar,rr ihis ualter hos 10 c"nu.ct~n with tue
/ events ut the Burns supper, which ar. wholly due
/ 10 the causes b.iufe mentioned. Mr. Hianis 5
political opponents, believe, were those VINO i'st
! eLed most c'srly I" hls spe- ch.
/ No subject { general Interest hss been disposed
of il the legislature except The bill relating IT, the
conn ei,tc, q witnesses allowing man Ia t-suty
it, ourt even ibonlh d. differs III his f"glOu' opn-
lois from the msjpIitJ at the cOnmu"ify. lnr mn
Was d.i.si. D the House by vote otT To l23. Mr.
Cushing opposed IT, he dld last year and oy SIM
I ilsr sr.umeuts Mr Wells "l Greenfield having
said that the chln.e in the law was wanted, not To
accountable nGdels, but to Accommodate parties
! tu suit. wb. have right Ia pres.Dt such evid"oce
rs The, eel Obtain ana have lis credIbllliy judged
by tbr iur, as the cr.dihiiiiy # "ther rvle"c' Is
/ Judged Mr. Gust ing replied IN the mostattless aud
/ az .optIstchi.d manprr. lrue one SID" may
des,,e to produce inbd,l testimony, but the
other side does net, aud both sides mnst be con-
suited aud treed Was not this fre.h, lively and
br,u-n.wl | bad supposed in my ignorance
Z thai the cases a quite rare IN when plain'ln
would rot ike to have def.ud,rts witnesses ex
cluded, and riot re,so. The principle which Mr.
Cu.mns de,ires I, encourage aud establish. would
. BE- a very valuable one in respect lt would
natural. ,u u'sb htigatl"n il not ~hnl, d" awry
/ with H. .Ju,t .aact law that plain'i ulny have
| Il veto. at viii, upon defendants testimony
| ard dtieud7ut upon pluntliir; prisoner upon
| Governments testimony. and Government upOn
pIisrers', and proceedings "onll b. greatly
siDrfsd. II lhls plan Is adopted, the name oI
Gus Inr Will be hs fumOus IN the Cause 0i Law
D.. a.. of nUhft ~
| sJec.men Sir. Cushing's logc the other day
! which Was quite as remarkable us the abpyr-
J Mentioned riiurt IN the Cause ut La" Reform
Eelrtlirs Ia tho prtisi"us Tor law against the
rerd,il"r Of fugitive slaves be sHid:
fn.lr nave a. N sh.cr, that the L@gi.l irure
siaIl enact = lms to r-pe. the Cop-i'ui.o soj ths
st, - Cotgrers tr the pIff,ftt"l ~ Jag ii7'- tom
stIvce IL Ii.ftrts t'is s'nsoiar dl 'emn7; T. teer
tie p,ti,iote Ter ktor peIec y wei that tre Les'7'a
tn. 10 poser pass sDrr IA aud n 'b, "a .
II g, %. from f,.sh sc' el.- 'h-y - rot koow
l. ard ibeu they are WY & oi-h per oo'.
Nv coIIueGt upon tins is, nrsi, thar thH pHtlil"h
crs de- not ak for ans repeal al the C"u' tHt.oh "r
of tn Fugitive SLAVE act Many "i them hold mat
/ tie Constitution uhk.s 10 drnrud f'r l0e fxut-
I di,lon .f "iugitivcs from service" and most OF
/ then, believe that If the Constitution does make
4 such d.. meud the law Of 1880 is unconstitutional
. II UuUcorst tntivnsl, is .hoGd be Resisted ihi' II
/ I.mucraiic doetrrhe the Virginia and Kentucky
r,.our,bs having been ,xple,sly ne"rp"r,ted luto
The Druocraiic national pnrt"rLs Il lc12 and
Il. G, aId sir. Gushing tius-i h-y.lg gwen bis as-
,pnt u tt,m. Mass, cLus,tts h,ld', aud has de-
rlsf.d HAL, tunes, that the " Il l-JO Is uncGu-
stiiut ona OF copI,e 81 is az hbe,ty, ace riding
H. Tie national DcmOcratic platform. {" dl-obey,
evadf or rrt round II. II We wefo a.klng for tue
rr..nl If toe act IT 1880 change in tue C"nstl-
,u,i n We .hould petition Congress, not tue Legs
laiun- So mucb for Sf CUshi' 20 premise III
sr rs Lafciy worth wLll- u deal with his cOncld-
Sis ,Lo.1h ey.. these do not fellow from his false