New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

asai.lsa these hesesies--iret in the person OIL
Thomas Jefferson and last in ut OF Henry A. WIe'
The speeahes and letters of this distinguished VII
ORR inn Mr. VAR 0nofed from ZONE myth, and tetah-
ished the fc. mott trinmphaDty tht these ctrioes
were not Nirgioia doctrines, and never were toeraeo
in that State except during the short period that te
now ehstered Idol OF kuow-NothinglSm had q ioot
hold in her borders. Sir. Barr then addressed some
sound and whoesoue words of ainouluoa aud couns1i
70 his Catholic and foreign bora fellow-cnns"e, o
told them that their common enemy had diVioeu -'9
forces into two great armies The B-iap"c a''5 ~
denounced as avowed knoS-NOih'"S'sh' VIVA
" Protection OF PrutesLanism om the eirToachuen's
81 of Rouansrm emblazoned oa tleir ot,ners' "uo
the Chicago dvison as dsgdisrd MO V-NnthnSl'm,
with the inscription on lheir colors OF The M44Aa-
{" chusetlh amendment and t~eofy-oue years prob9-
" ton for the Irish aud Germans, one II VITO
rioua would place above the 'rish and Germans ss
they DO at This day in massachusetts, socially and po-
Ht,calIy. She ebon.skinned, fiat nosed lily besied
nigRer; toe other, If successful, wOald dive thsm
sliopethcr on, Of the country with bowie knife aud
fapgS,t fIr. Barr hkeued these two armies to the
b+lhgsreni clans that sometimes have fight at q
a6ir in the old Country. At it thy 90, pell nell;
but the nomeDt the Peelers come in sight they spon-
taneously strike q truce, JOIN hands, and Ian their
copmon enemy, the Peelsrs This being accom-
plshed, they their portions and finish their
foc SO win il be- said the sp-agsr, with the Black
Republirace and Americans; they may fight as the
please for the loaves and fishes, bat the moment
the Cathode adopted citizen prefers his claims for
his constitutional rights, they strike truce. mite their
and the danger Of relying upon any other Organization
than the National Democratic party for their liberties
and rights Mr. Barr them after deprecating the die
sensoBs IN the Democratic ranks and fervenuy pray
ing that on overriding Providence wonld harmonic
and lie the two Conventions shortly 10 meet adlured
and b. eyed his Catholic and adopted fllow-czeus TO
od W fhe loins ana buckle on their armor for the
approaching; contest and he prepared Ia lend their best
res to the success OF the principles and men that
will have the broad Endorsement Of the National Dem
oogatic party of the Union. Mr.. b. closed with
proper rel uke to Southern Democratic repr sentatves
for their efforts to alternate this csss Of fell w-c-
pary obligation and State pride alike demanded That
MIR. Garments Amercanism should have been refuted
and denounced before this by member of his own
political household.
The speech of which the foregoing ia the substance,
will we learn be largely circulated, especially in the
North and West, by the National Democratic Com
miitee.
Mir. SHERMAN, in response TO the recommendation
in the Presidents Message asked leave TO Introduce
bin authorizing an extension of the prsssnt contract for
The u,ails between New-York and San Francisco via
Panama 10 the ED Of the next ssion.
Mr. CURTIS rep Iowa. and others objected.
Mr. BLAIR tIiep.. Mo- spoke against the ocean ser
vice. The mails could he carried overland daily tor
$780, per DInum.
Mr. CLARK "a. l.. Dem, n. " made an explana-
tor. 80,
Tbis Yr. SHERMAN said satisfied him that the bill
viii lot accomplish the purpose desired. lie withdrew
the bill which
Mr.. WINSJOW Dem, n. c. adopted and
moved suspension Of the rules 70 enable him TO intro
,iuce it.
Disagreed to-56 against g..
Adjonrr ed ill Monday at o'clock