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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
THOsR WHO TOE THE MARK, AND
TROsK VINO DON'T.

The ". Y. Times makes wry faces in swallowing
the prescriptions of the Union-savers. The Amen
sticks in its throat 1t evidently fears that the eyes
of its Republican readers viii be opened to the
necessary goal of the voyage on which it has
timorousy embarked Here are its qualifications
of its approval of their late meeting at the Academy
Of Music:
There was good deal said undoubtedly, which would not
command general many things certainly 20 which we
should exception they supposed bind body
but the ndidul who uttered them We presume moreover
Uttered the general sentiment Of North
City o the meeting which be addressing when be argued
in support Of slavery desirable Institution that Judge
Dean demand for general hanging Of AbOhtons and his
aran resolution about the pending struggle for Speaker in
congress. would receive the UNANIMOUS Aen Of the people for
whom this meeting assumed to speak
the general dn OF the pToceedings-speeches letters,
and e.outSuswAs harmony with the public sentiment in
his city,
Mr Charles O'Conor has been all his mature life
a resident of our City, and enjoys the respect and
esteem of all who know him. Always Democrat
IN politics, he has refused several important Offices
and never solicited one, so that be can always afford
to be candid and to say just what he means Never
trimmer nor twadder, be has arisen, without the
aid of eminent Oratorcal power to the head of our
Bar, by his rare facility of perceiyiDg and seizing
the vital point of the case in hand aud holding fast
to that. Now let US see what Mr. OCsnor said to
provoke the above disclaimer, and that there may
be no room for cavil, we quote The T'nsss report:
Indeed thee tngShe Law Of God and the principles
ana aturpl Justice between and and the
sane A The vest heSthen the rule Of conduct BE-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
XXXVITH CONGRESS.
prpsr SESSION.

SENATE. .wAsHIsoros. Dee. 20. ssSo.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, introduced TIE
Homestead bill which was read twice.
Mr PI-CH'S 8 resolution was taken up, and kfr Pagh
read An extract from the Dreo Scott decision abieh be
accidentally omitted in yesterdays speech.
Mr. HARLAN moved 70 amend the ressfusion oy
,ddiun that the Committee on Territories be also IN
,truced 10 inquire into the propFeiy of asherzng the
reope of New Mexico and Utah 10 elea all their ter
ritoria officials executive Legislative snd judicial IN
such manner as the legislatures thereei shall prescribe:
Mr.. GREEN moved to postpone he consideration ~
zed and be wished TO speak on the question, bas We
not IN good health to-day.
AT. HALE liked the sugg esticn Of Mr. Gresn Ios .,
gave him occasion to thro,T out few hints Loo.lSs
back at the history Of s country down 20 the s
pme, be found that 40 member Of the UDi'ea o.h 80,
Senate had ever bep elected President. And nc
the reasoa for ii was tho introduction Of saen i''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

Disunion is now the cornerstone of the Democratic
platform. And yet this revolutionary and treason
able party presumes to count Jackson in the list Of
its heroes. The truth is that the party at the
present day is nothing but an incarnation Of the
ideas and policy of Mr.. Calhoun, whom Jackson
wanted to hang-Only Mr.. Calhoun never proposed
anything more than to nullIfy a law of Congress.
The present Democracy propose to nullify the Con-
stitution and the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

our bostlties within Constitutional limits; but we
do not purpose wholly to intermis them uSui
Slavery shall cease to BE- power in this Republic
This course is not likely to please The T""esi but
WHY should il use deceiviDg words and phrases
TIE TRIBUNE is not anti South but Anti Slavery
not sectional, but defender of the inaienaoIe
Rights of Man, as expounded and affirmed by
Thomas Jefferson. You are welcome to cembat our
position, but why misrepreseut it
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

A terrible accident occurred last evening in
Broad street About six O'Clock large, five-story,
double building, occupied as -four and provision
warehouse, fell crushing several persons under the
ruins, killing two of them-a merchant IN the
vicinity, and policeman of the First Ward. This
disaster is clearly attributable to the defective con-
structou Of the building, which was but mere
shell, overloaded with heavy stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

The Courier dss Etats Unis comes up nobly TO the
support of Mr.. j. A. Dix's hankering after the
French Mission-a disease with which we believe
be has been seriously afflicted ever since Gen.
Pierce promised it to him, and then broke his
Presidential word. But we fear the General has MT
a chance. He was too smart Free-Soier in 1913,
and Ienegades are not loved by Mr.. Buchanan,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

The Southern medical students attending lectures
in Philadelphia yesterday held meeting, and re-
solved to quit in body and go home. They are
said to be three hundred strong, and are to leave
the Brotherly City together, in special tram.
Thew intend to enter various Southern Colleges.
We hope they may have good time. Philadelphia
survived the blow as late as l O'Clock this
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

sub.ber desiring change wiz please mensSa
,ha,, az Office address ~ well tbs 10 which teT
wish thei paper sent -, =.
Also. whether It is the Daily, seniweehy or Weekly
edition that IL taken
Change. from Clubs should always be written for by the fos
ss q, Agst from whose Club the pape taken stating hea
IN. remittance was By doing delay may hequsnsy b
eideS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
To the Asseciatcd Press.


WAsHINGToS, Tuesday, Dec 90 1859.
Senator Wilson left Washington this afternoon for
Massachusetts, having been summoned thither in con-
sequence OF sckness in his family.
The Pacific Railroad bill, which Senator Gwin in
tends introducing at the earliest opportunity Is the
same az repored from the Select Committee and the
amendment made thereto by the Senate, jus, previous
TO the close OF the last sessOn.
The pairing off" by some of the members Of the
House for the reduction OF the aggregate but
does not alter the relative for Speaker the hrss
two trials to-day, when Mr.. Sherman lacked four oil
an election. On the last, however only three we're
necessary TO produce that result and tins was occa-
stoned by the absence Of Mr.. Reynolds. The 80
votes for Mr.. BOteler cast by ~ Of his own
Southern American friends with Gov. Briggs aud 10
Southern Democrats. Mr. Netherlands %S votes IN
eluded all the Illinois Democrats, and some from the
South and elsewhere.
No other Democrat received more than seven votes
Messrs Adrain, Horace +. Clark, and Riggs voted Tor
John G. Davis and Afr. Davis voted for Mr. Clark.
The Democratic Senators again in eaucus to-
day on the subject Of Public Printer and, yester-
day adjourned without making nomination. -.
The proposition from Major Hartley, who Is well
known in connection with the manufacture Of ire
AIMS 10 establish armoFy and manufact0ry OF arm:
In Richmond Va and which has been recommended
20 the Legislature Of that State by Gov. Wee. meets
the approval Of prominent citizeDs here. The enter
prise Is TO be under the auspices Of q company WIN
81, Gee coo capital.
Commander Boggs has been appointed Lighthouse
Inspector for the Twelfth District vice Decanp, 10
taeled.
Purter Cunningham has been ordered to the AnnaSo
lis Station as Purser Of the Naval Academy there
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

Our readers will do well to look at the resolves
on the subject of the Union passed by the Twelfth
Ward Republican Association of this c'ty' on Dion
day night, and published on another page OF this
paper. They have the right ring in Them aud con-
trast well with the platform set up by the meeting
at the Academy of Music. The only real Union
party is the Republican, party
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

The United States steamer Brooklyn has arrived
at New Orleans with Mr. McLane, oar Minister 70
Mexico. who brings with him the treaty with the
Juarez Government. 1t was ratified on the l4tA
inst, and provides for a perpetual right OF wa!
across the Isihmus of Tehoantepec. In compensa-
top for the release of duties on passing transts the
United States is to pay $4,O0O,0O0.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

Mr. o'Conor. in bis speech Of Monday night,
boldly justified the policy Of Dlsunion and Rs'ola-
tiCn in case his IDEAS and his party shouh b. de-
feated in November next THIS is the newest Dem
ocra,ie way of restoring peace to the country and
putting down sectionalism.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

LINN BOYD OF Kentucky is dead. He was
Democratic Member of Congress from 1885 to 1855
inclusive, a single Congress excepted ana was
Sneaker for single term. He died Lieut. Gov
erpor of his State having been chosen to that otce
last August. He was bitter partisan OF mod
srate abii les but sedate, substantial sort of man.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

from the building by the operatives was entIrey
cut off. Seven females were burned 70 oea'n anu
two others, together with boy, the son OF 'Oe
owner. 80 badly injured that it Is believed 'hey
cannot survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
To AdvaptIsera.

Those who wish to advertise in The WEEKLY
TRpuSH viii please send in their announcements as early ~
possbe Having larger circulation than any other weekly
newspaper it very medium through which TO reach al
parts Of the country Price One Dollar line each insertion
Advertisements for this week must be handed to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

The latest style of a Union mesting IS one caleu-
lated to famarize all minds with the idea that il
one of the political parties Of the country should
fail 10 elect its candidates it will not only be jas-
fed in destroying the Union but VIII certainly do it,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

The fuse factory of Joseph Toy at Smsbury,
Conn.,, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning
The flames spread with such raPidity that escape
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

TEE EEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBusE is pabished every
noruins aud Rvenngsur lays eXcepedl-the morning saA9n
n delivered 10 City Subscribers l2i cents per week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

The mails for Europe, by the Cunard steamship
Persia, will close this morning at lO5 O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
To Adxertfsers.

We viii thank our advertising patrons to send in
their advertisements early in the day as possible
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

Fros The Journal Of Commerce Of Dec. 10.
IL n thus defining the objects and purposes Of the meeting II
las been found rec-ssay adopt form Of call which
from participation IN It's proceedings large proportion Of those
vho have acted h and sbores the doctrines Of political
Iay q the NORTH the iAu not that Of The Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

If he has no confidence n; John Van Duren, how
can be have any in Dix7
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Fron The Journai Of commeres Of ys.terSay.


J0nrnao COnmsree that the call OF the meeting
was framed expressly to exclude the Republicans"
The IrfbpAe which clip the above, knows that The
Journal has said thing and puts forth
the unbluhingy. There ia IN reasoning With
sush depisvity
The above is specimen both of elegance of lam
guage and shortnsss of memory. We Will settle
the question with the following extract:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Netu2luk DAILY Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1859.
va nORRENPONDENTs

We cannot undertake rejected Communications
Riness Letters should In an he A.
dressed TO HORACE GRRELBY Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
A FRIRND IN NEID-TRY In.

Dn. SwHnTs lNrAiliHkh LtNthnNN
"a srssf s1teraal remedy Of the sse Prepared fe the
r..e q Dr. Stephen Svee Of CcnRscacst The eeebrssed
S .sssr hos fame aarivaed by thA o.
Al eertsin and inmedats for rheumatism goat
, .,r~sns brses eus aousds burma, ssSds plea
essd ks~aarhs toothache and ~ Ehsuustio
so-,sS. srtepsI injuries &c All s01seers should gave =
E1aL RIcHAKDsoS c., PToPnesor'' hof~'eo O0o1N t~
sale syeryWko<o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
BARRY's TaIoOPBERoUS

BATCHnoR's HAIR DYE, WIGS, and ToUPEEs
sss asyssa Tssy are light durable snd Z, g sAS.s
a. bs world tbs oay harmless reAbs Dye kDowh
ASDasd Fsotory No 1s Broadway opPasits the Park
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Specid Dfspelsh TO The n Y. Trbuns
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. 90, 1850.
TIE SENATE COMMITTEES.
The Republicans of the Senate caucused again
bis morning on the Democratic hst of Committees.
nd agreed to Gil up the vacancies of several which
he transfer of old Members made Mr.. Sumner
was assigned the Foreign Relations They will BE-
elected tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

WATCHES AND JEWBLRY
Fox THB HOLIBAYA
RoBERT RAFT 4 Co.,
No Pol BROADWAY,
Opposite the City Had,
f,,oo.tars and Manufacturers OF
Com AND SILVER WArOHEs
bx the most celebrated makers OF
- LOSDON, LIVERPOOL, AVID GENEVA
s,ysnysr. and The public are respectfully invited to nsP
DIsNoSp AND OTHER FIsH JBvELRT
SILVER AND SILVER PLATRD WARE,
Fancy 0OODs, 40,
An PhICKs VERY Low.
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