New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
FROM FLASHING TON.


Ehlch is on foot for raising 5000 volunteers, to
pvsde Mexico under the pfeteuse of plttlog So
sled Constitutional Government ia power es-
xcially since it has no means itself Of giving the
assistance to Juarez which has been all along
lUouised. The inducements held out to volunteers
IN the Mexican chief are large. aud spoiIs, with
Iuobsbly sly wink at The $500, 0U0 900 or
Is30O, go 900 alleged TO be owned by the Church.
libe game here evidently is to get body OF Ameri-
IAN citizens complicated, and then to raise Il shout
last our cOuBtIymen are beng murdered, aud
lter blood must be avenged. Thus far, all the
H. American cilIzeDs' who have figured in dp0-
ss,ic dispatches among the injured and oppressed
Isere really bogus, aud nothing more than adveo-
liners Of other LatloDs, who found our flag con-
eDieDt shelter for their nearOus Transactions.
Not single bona Gde citizen is in the
stole lot aud the only Que who came here i'll
lkrtOn under Mr. Forsyths Instructions, to raise a
hb bub for being driven out OF Mexico, actually
lphcte0 permission Of that ,verumeDt to return
liz his business and went back projected by . pass
Nrt OF Gen Robes, then Mexican Minister.
4 When Mr. POlb ordered our troops across the
boundary Inc which then separated Mckee from
be United States, AID really Invaded hsr territory
u declared in his message 10 Congress that 'Amer-
| lean blood had been shed upon American soil
1 M. Buchanan wss his Secretary OF State when
hat false declaration was made, aud though he
Nmplained frequently aud uUrescrvcoly OF the
treatment he experienced at the hands of the Pres
dent, and was more than once upon the eve Ul re-
4 fgnmg, he had the opportunity OF Knowing al the
,ecTet inspirations OF that movement. He Is doubt
ks persuaded that the game can be repeated
UPON larger scale, and with equ1l success. III he
nd his hlbbusterng friends hrve Reached that con
cusOn, let them Try tue experiment, aud then We
hall STE how much mObey and hOw macy men
The next Congress will grant for any such
,biect There is some consolation in Knowing that
the grip on the national purse strlngs will be tight
i.ned Ia the hand of the new III use of Representa-
lives. A Mexican war might DC Convenient
ieoncusion IT, the goTeed partisans who fed SO
IbouDtifully in the historic campflgos OF Utah
and Paraguay; but Congress viii hardly consent
10 bid that costly laurel ar'uud the brow "l
| cur venerable ard heroic President. Tue next
Opposition Administration does not care to De
l smumbered with the debt of another Mexican
| U.
| Mr.. CObb's recent letter to Collector Schell is
| umbug of the FIST water, and bears the mark OF
aOn every line. After dlsmissiOg some % patent
Democrats on the pretext that they were more Idle
tan he IL, and riisIUg the salaries ct good many
ayOrites, who happen to be personal piTtlsans, he
gives novel reason for this increase ct Ply IN the
| Glowing words: at is expected that IN future
l there will be greater degree OF attention pad
l 10 the regulations of the Department. III mas
ben customary to reward officers for great hdelity
i service, but not to promote to higher pay, as au
Ilducemeut to lido what it is nphed by the Score
Hays letter they have not done before. Mr. COBB
II getting s., 600 year, and he attends his office
/ " hours daily, to sign Treasury warrants aud
Igher papers There are clerks ia the New-lork
Custom House with salaries OF a Thousand dollars
| shO do mere real work in week than be pretends
hdo in year. Yet he aims at $4,000 per annum
| VI white house to live in, to say nothing OF tue
ca,eras with which j. B. is So familiar. His
II L.. 81. mi. IN fh.a1 .lla
hSu Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, July ~, 1889.
The most agreeable news which has reached
ere for long time is the defeat of DeazOu Smith,
10 candidate for the United States Senate by the
Legislature Of Oregon. 1t is almost too good to
e true. smaller, mcsner, poorer, or a more
iAallow- pated, secondhand demagogue, never en-
ued the halls of Congressman that is saying
inuch. Ofhimself he is nothing, and would not be
worth these words or anybods's notice, but that
lis defeat involves that of his patron, Joe Lane,
Who has heretofore ruled Oregon like despOt
I. Tie end of has sway there IL something tn
sjOce at as positive gain IN itself, and the dawn
da more suspicious day on the Pacific. When
/ uch demagOgues are put down 1t furnishes ev-
/ 1pce that principles are az last 10 be recognized
AAich their ntrigueS combinations and cOrruptlons
lae heretofore senctd. If any body ever thought
Atiously of Joe Lane for President before this bit
sintelligence will be apt to settle his prospects
sw.
And in this illustration we see but the beginning
ltlhe end The fate which has nov overtaken
l1e, on the very Grst trial after the admission OF
itgon, is destined To reach Gwln and others OF
u came breed, who have appropriated the patron
l4 influence and power of California for tner
II selfish ends All the millions which have
ln squandered there siuce 1880, and many of
lch have found their way into the pockets OF his
ttisans will not save him from the doom which
lsady TO be pronounced at tue expiration OF his
Insent term He felt il was coming long ago, and
Pee bis persistent efforts to get Territorial
i7ernment OF Arizona, as the preliminary step 10
iznmission BY such representations as brought
tnson ip, and then the transfer of his Senatorial
II from one State to the other. Thus far that
e has not succeeded, and, with the complexion
AeIext House Of Representatives, II VIII very
lsably be postponed still longer. 1t is about time
Ewhole crew were expelled and there is some
dOIt in knowing that the exodus of Buchanan
his vulgar concern Will be the signal for the
tAiture Of others in Congress who are properly
aled with II, and who may well DC compared 10
"Kies roosiins IN the eagles nest"
the Constitution could only secure little cur
~, outside of the office holders, il might be
Eslin small way 10 the Opposition. But as
se It, and nobody cares a liz for the Pr9si-
E%sorgsD, it joys on very uDprOftably aid rather
E9y TO Wendelfs and other sensitive nerves.
~ most faithful of organs has nOw the little
ESon hand, Of reading Douglas and Wise out |
e Democracy. They are formally put under
kno, aid the clerks in the departments are told |
ttse every other morning, tina, these two are |
The prescribed, AID must not be given IOle-