New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

81 sona nan;aea violence, pushed back the hand Oh
tbs Intruder The man, bafled in MS ehor' 10 ior'1
bus.lf mon ROYALTY Immediately drew iorth ciaseu
Ito and draw II three times across his throat.
rz..o ara t.w men in Indiana old enough to re-
De- ,ba orsa, Harrison campaign Of 1910, who DO
, .o,,.bsr Joseph Little White of Jefferson County,
a. no., fascinating orator that mounted stump
- 81. s,s,o aud genius that only lacked the balance
g q, be one of the most powerful men OF the
nation We can well remember the delighted aston
i.,,o,, nth which his fret speech in this city was
received. Though sort of reputation had preeeoed
b;o, !, vas ~ indefinite and indeed, Of 10 recent
Growth even at his home Madison, that nobody snew
yybs,her IN expec comic song after the style OF fee
roi,a,on of poetry after the manner OF allace or
s,oacb Rut The speech settled all expectations and
Tho orators reputation efectnally. Probably since
,,,np.sneakipg was invented no effort was ever
received with such unqualified andextravagant delight
NOT merely by the "roughs," who could appreciate
its "bits@ but by cultivated men, who could pene-
trate ia arguments, and measure its powers by
n safer standard than laugh. 1t was pro-
pounced on al hands admirabe-as effective as
a political hsrangue as it was polished as q
literary performance. From that night for the
speech was delivered at night in the court-house)
ON the topmost wave Of the most furious popular
current ever witnessed up to that time in the United
States, He followed Tllghman A. Howard all over
the State and his brilliant defamation, keen w.t. and
magnetic power over the feelings made him full
match for the massive strength and lofty character OF
the noblest Democrat Indiana ever saw. In fact, 1t
was believed then and may be reasonably believed
now that Howard dreaded him. and tried to avoid him,
not because he dangerous but because he was the
personifcation Of annoyance He was elected 10 Con-
gress as reward for his campaign efforts and actually
represented the Madson district almost by the time ne
had acquired the right TO vote in the State His career
in Congress was brilliant as his TRENDS anlcl
pated His mercuiial talents had few opportunities oil
dspay in the sedate and sober proceedings of Congress
of that day. He tried a speech on the bill to
allow Mrs Harrison the ray Of her dead husband, in
reply 10 somebody's attack upon IT, but made failure,
when Henry s. Lane redeemed il by one of his Pc
cpliar Efforts hitting the very center Of the occasion
and the subject. In 1872 he accompanied Henry
Clay in his tour through the West and spoke after him
at the barbecue in Gov. Mobiles pasture. 1t is no dis
paragement Of Mr.. Clay TO gay that Whites speech
was infinitely the best for the crowd. In fact Of the
three speeches that day, Clays, Criuendens, and
Whites Clays wac the driest and least interesting in
White received most atterng testimonials of popular
admiration. and il may be considered the eliminating
period Of his career.
OF the Prussan refugees in this country whose return
10 their native land lie now possible in consequence Of
the new Kings act Of royal grace," extending an
amnesty to all convicted of high treason or injuries
against the King or any member of his royal family,
or criminal misuse of the citizens right in relation
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W,. sseSa1a FssdspSs, Hsyaner LiOdsn@uss
Nsw.Yuk city Lit,steUr Wolf North America
The following are under military sentence:
Lieut. Won B.u, Com eeticut; Bookseller Conhem New
Connecticut iaIs lisst ~is C,eipH.i u, Re; ~; M
Lieut. Annecks Milwaukee Dr. LOewe, Phfi.delPhia pr
Is5 Hostets .nd Lieut. RsusS~ commands. Of The
generals staff
Several Of these are under sentence OF death others Of
imprisonment for life, others yet untried. King
William L. by the Constitution cannot pardon an I'M
tried criminal 40 that those who return would lie
annoyed with a long investigation, though he has
promised thai pardon shall follow conviction.
DIR. II. Pope Of Rome was called, on Thursday
afternoon TO visit patient named Ford, living near
Verona Springs. On his way the Doctor had "a call
on a number Of other pat;enis, 90 that ne was over
taken by the before he reached the residence OF
hs patient and driven by is fury 10 take to the heds
Here he was bewildered, losi bis way, and wandered
around in the storm till be came TO fence, which he
followed. He soon arrived at cump OF trees which
he supposed were the ousks of forest and az there
seemed TO be no hope Of getting out, he resolved to
camp out" for the night. He made his horse ht COM
Portable as possible and then turned the cutter over
and crept underneath il. In the morning. daylight re-
a T. Al. al vrbta tle hQd
taken for forest were the shade.tees around the house
Of his patient Mr. Ford. He had remained all night
within few rode of his patients house.
MR. Hartung will have been confnedin the Albany
Jai three years in June next. During the whole OF
that time she has been out Of her CELL except - the
courtroom and back She still retains her good spirits
and hopes yet breathe the fresh air Of freedom Her
long confinement does not to have had much effect
upon her She looks just IA young aswben she entered
Her mother lives abOut four miles FROM the city, and
once a week regularly walks in to zee May, and bring
her food and little Injuries. After spendinga few hours
in her cell mother and daughter part in very alice
tionate manner. Tie visitors who were 70 numerous
during the irst year or Of her confinement have
diminished down ~ a few earnest and well-wishlng
f-iends. Mn. Hartung is beautiful neede-worker,
md keeps herself constantly engaged in this business.
She works for number Of ladies, who remunerate her
literally
For the few days preceding Me-. Lincoln's depart
ure from Springfield his Office thronged with witt
ORE One very old farmer in a suit Of buternut, and
nearly bind came lettering in, having ridden many
miles to say goodbye to Mr.. Lincoln. Pressing his
face eose u his to catch gimse of his features and
bursting into tears, be said; 1t is hint the same,