New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

yery great pleasure" CArc,isisD. b. sEor. 10
be senercc." I'D tie Editors Of Garcia.
liberal" He drPrciate, b. ps,, eter.ioa. sci
VI eDdesTor g. deserve tier conzsnds.ioas
better" We II INK tn. rr-o.utiOn quite uHnecss-
y. We 10 not di.ii,eil! go boa - ean be moro
- more us.cr- Pgou'. or more devoted. lilo
IL. :. ulbouaded appetite f'r toai', bit ~
-. -. = b. mus, have estea a. Is oso.
>. : ,.o.. q. ary more "itaoa. P'a,s.as IA
Ill erwEfrs be ! = oe,9S
,s,u wen n hsosn cNPieiv-' ''0,hi'o' DA' h'
.urely know. ii, own csPAci'y better 'ai' ~ 90;
.nd we weud therefor ODly 'usse'' " -" -"
TIE be.. phJ.oloss,, have rec
Of Diet. ssd III must 81 h-n sef ~
toad. a. 6inuer b. had better oonfne hlai'eN !"
Ight collation. Of dit at .sPP,r,ime y! 'au' "
,irai1irr b. sppehie BE- nsy keep Il bel ef "'sS'
BIZ. bla.n-th.t bra, Nhic5. N Jry aln'-'
,,;tl,d q. ls,.t 10 q, .atisrc, On Of Nj MI 'a".
art.t!ors Of {, a.ii,l.1nsl L,~, wseh have 'eAS'
msuy e or native o-ume1s,;ors nAe "u'
Court. have sometime. eoubtet, sni "hn' sons
-four ele,ere,. public rner tsve. After I'ee ''a'!
bee, puzzled, Mr. John S.chsl Is mol Asa"
grsypl. With any problem. sid 81 soT' II IN
.tauty II pr" Congesshn nc poSr- ssi 10
Sc riebt b. .dui, new State. w.ch Esve eIstsNsd
" Slavery. II other words, we Il e. l. '%f
Mitchell Acld that estate. eN 'ep's save ctsse-
can be ccns,ltu,,opalI, admitted t-nce. 80
er,l State. wien Mr. Mitchell bec,nles Pres ies.-
wi.'reccye .. zee 10 quit, 10 sGtsde inSe tre.~
pIiii1e territorial in.isn.heance, aIe > Wsshdr'S
Their ssns.or. ,,s Representatives frcrf Cccsress-
Such $ the Advantage II being bOrn II lte,rsd. OF
living ~ manhood -ndcr 3 monarchy al o. IN
dertakI-g the s,niy 81 eur Co5stitaticzA Low
ooly sfte- the menis' fsrvls-, have been fcsy -
veloped.
But Nj N.tchel 5.es lot sAogether cohhoc hia--
sell t. thess grave ,ae;ects. We a. knoS tszt nv
is practical because try first s-sire upon arriving
here, a desire toe ardent 70 BE- imprisoned 1ta.a'
his own boso11 was 10 c@n NV nlgsers.' lie
the came concvte way, Il sssiste 10 pointing oCt
those Commercial hOus-s-in WV engage
il the southern trade, which ~ not supper.
.. Black Republicans at elections; reg subscribe TO
=. Abolition newspapers" Eeprir.- The names Of
seventeen houses n this cg wsich have ever
" stood up for re south, and advises his
acsthern subscrber t. confHc their t.oae to these
orthodox establishments. Suche favor should be
ar sDce sckuow ledged; snd if Ht Mitchell does
no, receive very soon st least two hats, PAIR OF
naat,loous and barre, Of whisky from tsese dir
tina rshed merchants. and viii :uicrrn as of tho
neglect We may be inCsced to ex7ese s-ca mco-
s,er- q ingratitude in tSese columns.
WE raust not forget to mention tSst Ar Mitchell
-who. cot being ctizea Of the United Sl.te-, u
course understands these matters musk better than
We do. opposed to the building Of re Nus'onal
Mo- unea, at Washington sud to N, psrctase Of
.foubt Vernon Mr. Everett and thu ladi-s arc
pronounced sentimental snd enthus.a st;c" Mr..
Mitchell Indignantly asks IL Mount Vernon cs0es
s'a ana Monument blocks vii compensate c, for dis
''ruptci chsrches broken Tsrties, yiol.tei conet-
" {, tiu,is stolen negroes and the bellow-,y bsder-
90 Dash Of 81 the Reverend Balls of Bsshsoi"
Certainly ao, The reader Will not fail 20 obse,vs
tbe graceful, allterstiye ar respectful slcs,cn t.
TIE Northern clergy. The Document which Mr..
Mitchell pror ounces " 81 orergrown milestone"
be- declaree will be Ons an artificial bond Of
a. sion" how, Mr. John IS quite opposed to tho
Union. Reo,ly quite opposed. Cannot eadcreit.
Pro2oses TO jbsolye IT, To ssolse il immediately.
Bu. lis achievements in the Jnion -dssolvos no et
hoUe we're not so great as 10 make US dsske very
viotbtiy AZ his intentions he.s. He proposes to do
othsr thipgs To revive the Slave Trade; sDd, to
use popular but profane expression, TO kick
" u id Sow generally" We are in ., e1iIeas
sta,, and yeTy nearly in tLs,condition in WHICH
Mr .litehe. left Ireland. Our only hO1eis that
wLea WORST shall cone to NJ, when thei.s,ions.
monument ;oppes and tre-.eles; when taeUniOa
- 80 Info ai,h
perez Of Au1tIia or some o.hsr mid and zesigasnt
monarch may offer John sHtlership, % tie post
of p-a'est na shall with ,yscial charge Of tho e.
male deiiDqsents. We kra that be c)ad not re-
sist ether temptation; sn1.onee well Eid-ef han.
We might make shift to sts2ger along foc year or
two longer.