New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21
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cause 10 s,tzr agree With them, scd the geuilemst
lIOm PclIsy ana, reYresertirg TIE Pnslte1ts yesi
tie tariff, uert for pretty large incidoutasu
foa ior Psunsy yauin Ii bis Cubs horse, his Cuba
hobby con Ckc tLs Souh and upo1 the iroa q-estlon
hS AN hsug the old Key sese State 10 him by bars OF
ron srd hooks Of steel lie val be very apt 70 s.ard In
aprtty good petition for dsasndrg nomination "a
positCn Where he can say: Gentlemen, i1ss step
upon TIE platform; here is your candidate: yca
must take him; you cannot do without him. IL
looks to nc nightly that way
kpo~, Mr.. President, that il has been mentioned
offs lagg bDgly, that there has been bel of that If
uctb.Tg else your hack would XIII hn that you got
everything you ever wertfcr all you wanted AID that
If there was rathIg else IN his way. lie would never
survive your luck. ti.anc htsr.l Wei, cir, have
taken good look at bm. He .cNaAs hfn, pretty sab
sttrtAl ard strong, and tel you ne white OF your
eye is too white, and 81 the oopjuIation aud with
craft ard inoantitons oi which yoa may be Hlas en-
capEol avail give y IS my 9pnion-l am somes 81
of doctor, scqusinted with bygeneI give Il SIS az
decided opinion that he is good for ten years, and
profoundly ask yonr pardon for saying 50. Lsugatcr.
know lie hss sad thst be only waited To run Tor one
tenn but jackson taxed thai way, and suppose
Jackson was nearly as firm man, and probably As
pure & nSr a. Mr. Buchanan. OF Nj. buchanan per-
sonally desire tJssy nothing. Although Gen. Jack
Only waited OGe term, he was Wiling TO serve
another. Cgsar thrice put assay the crown, aod yes
he took i. Blu. beg ond sl history or example, never
knew Scotcbmsn when he had got 8 gnp upon any
thing ard had it in his grasp, Who woud ever re go,
{ j. good thtg, Until d ath. lie wih hold On,
unless you wrench from him; ana then If Il wefe 10
bis power be would send il TO some linesl, fAyore
son of bs--in politics mean. for none he has other
wise. Laughter.
hear great many gentleman talking about It;
and they say it lie getting near time to have SOUTH
crp President Perhaps Il Will be after Mr.. buchanan
shall eight yeare according To the usage OF the
.aier Presidents and he iatsrs himself that no can
get Cubs as Jefferson go. Louisiana; aud think, by
that time il Will come 10 be tie turn for Southern
nan ooce mors; and, although 1t has been said THAT
~ 4 ts.L IaH..r han ah.
viii be getting little impatient. and her iescendants
are not 80 patient the Old Commonwealth; they
viii get tired Of waiting.
Wei SIR that is fight in which have 10 hand.
Let them make il mp among them. DO not wish to
say anything harsh or about the Democracy.
admOnlsh you Of that, because N my position here,
:" feel ike ore,
Wac treads alone
SGme haLgutt hall cesertedi
Whose lights ar. hed.
Whose sarlsnds Gese,
Ard al b.. he DEPARTED
Wien was in politics, and may say, when was
alive Ilsughier and old Clay bataet az Anst TIE
Democratic party, lion be iI,ed as he was Ike Richard
Cnur de Lion himeelf when he went into the Holy
Land to it IRON the custody OF the lnntes Mr.
Clay with lion heart, and his batte-a 81 uplted,
ught to rescue what he believed TO De the Constitu-
top ard the rights of The couttTy from the Democratic
party, that bs thought Was dlsloyal and untrue to
them; then, Sir, fought and felt like Field Marshal.
Well Sir "a to the Democratic party, do not
know that could very well Join them unless see
little further into them. l could not be a Locoio,O
Anyway, and understand that the discipline Is ex'
tr, mely rigid. Laughter. They muster thor men
with great severity, according 10 regular drl ana
man does not chalk up to the mark oVerooard he
goes; arc the ine is that i 10 better to have enc
ny out of the camp than ffieaf in the camp outtog
CO pers snd cutting shines. John Randolph, OF VTgl-
MA said of the Democratic pary-but will not cay Il
of them-thet all they wanted was men OF sense
enough TO lead are fools enough 70 follow liugnterI
a auy man could not subscribe 10 these prime pies,
A US nj nj 10 ID lei
enough to lead be ought to be- turnef out believe
you did Cashier enc or two. 90 not knos what the
severity of the discipline Is IL can get private
corvorsation WITH my friend from lDl0Ols Mr. Doug
lasl before leave here, should like TO knox IT he
hiss not learned something on that subject. Laugh
teri Wish iust privately and cophdentlaly, 10 know
from him If the discipline ~ not excessively ught III
vas ~ 90 iD do not know upon what sort OF pro0a-
ton or tilal should be- put. l suppose II would De
long enough TO make them certain that they had got
all the old genuine, gen'lemh y, wing princlpes ana
feelings out OF me, and that really had to true Fe-
gion and was converted. roep they might put me
III the kitchen of the household OF the locoiooos until
they believed was really Corstian, and sho we'd It
evidently. do not know how SHOULD be- treated, L
think shall look a little further before go I'D.
ray platforms fixed up in mat way for the Pres
idency Now, | do not know what may be the result
Of tie next Presidential election expect 10 take no
part in il. have been favored much by my own
State of Kentucky cherished beyond my merit, up
held always except recently, when my successor was
elected. 1 love her, even as a strong hearted man
loves his own mother Whatever may be her way
waidness IN politics, or my own fortunes, can oDly
ssy that hope that all day long the dews OF Heaven
may fall lightly upon her fields and upon her forests
aIC the sunshine set brightly upon them.
Mr.. President, my strength is falling me, but must
say something more. / utterly condemn TINS ranpan'
spirit and cry for IL IS wrong cry; 1. Is wrong
teaching for The country aid predict that, 1t We set
into a calamitous war with France and with England
on tbs account shall repent il to toe latest dsyot
orr lives Do rot pass this unnecessary bill, and IN
Ill h.. 81 IA
way advised and uncailed tor. When you get into
war you will find that fighting John Boil is nottak
ing When England sent men here in the last war, ana
burned this Capitol, 1t was mere oy'play ior Der
She was UNFOLDING all continental Europe tben against
the colossal power o. Napoleon; and yet she came
here inst as a by-plsy and troubled US as she did.
Our people think we whipped England, and you hear
them cay throughout the country that We wnipped
Wei ing tons inyincibe and they believe that We alb
solatey whipped the veterans who fought the battle
of Waterloo, although that battle was not fought
until the 18th Of June after the 9Th OF January when
our battle Of New-OrleAns was fought Iney are
stuffed up in that way and inhsmed stn war spirit.
Old John Bull, as ssd, 10 d bloody old oruissr. IL
the Senator from Georgia was here, sonh ask hin
if be did not how Spain and Sardinia sent on then
quota 70 the Crimean war at the request OF Epgsnd
although they had just about "a much Interest
in il as had England just said TO them, II you do
- not fight on my side vii whip you" That is the
whole OF il. They follow England IN that KIND Of way
John Bull if may use familiar ilastr that ~,
be understood in the country is like great unruly
mAstiff, q bull dog. Old Bull gees pro~liog about,
hunting up fights. AlOrg il his train follo~ Cesar
and PUmpey, Jumper and jupiter and though tae
first two are ROnsn Of high degree, and tho last
god they follow in bis trsn with tear and tire nbl n.y.
When be nalsa dog Trey leg hiu, snd nip him, and
down they get him until lie IS throtted TO death, and
there is nation botted from the map Of the earth; or
if after worrying him and gripping hun, and woanf-
ing him. they send him home, il Is Ia pain to work the
balance Of his days 10 pay the expenses Of The hght
Wei, Sir, DO not know toe senator from Gsorgas
idea about IT, but take it that in making up fgnt,
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