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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

directed ,rt the regimen shond be recalled and support
tho lOoth Penusy g.ua Regiment Ih' caused sone
which was no disadvantage under the circumstances
that cnrp. 10 form good line OF battle wnich ~ S'
and marched steadily TO the 'front.' un oee I'd 20 sit anu
main 1h' regiment eerwsId s.Iaea .nI 800
he position in the bgodr when 1t was failed at inc ho"se
800 ysrd- ia front of the fort, , a.. - t..
ps,tIcsbe fsr tee fw troops the oupanknrn 70 take
,ne ft CAPT Steveu. ar informed o9ssI nm 70
an psck aud t the artii play upon t' Worhs niVn "a'
gi dgpe m very good order. Aes time GOo"t t"o
coupsurs OF the lob Regiment Pen1y vans to'en.rer
J -ed 70 their coors r. the hedge $40 ysds m fpNto
, r, snt on tle>e wi the a-sii suce @! Lieut. bessEe
Assistart ANA Lieut. Jus cri h1lpt
"a terms. Eoon succreden III Fsiyinz voc
whole ~ my command ard formed 10 T~gua ofa9t io' 81
tex hafe we 10y m orders cane 70 ia 9as@ 20 'e 49,
Ia tho Iear which We dd IN COCO o'uc'' ''"e'"s W. VIZ
per.es tie 1aul 80 Of ~ mounted orde'l,es we've
midi ard one had lis horse 81 n1dsr hm may oe
cilie I'D 10 repor. ltr ,h4i a. the ii'e hfil'Fu AZ
OF fbe he r. meas the fort saw not og q" ny pa''
v'toins higllaDce sad tne i9r a'S s,,, th,t rsl
i-e.irsu ysLo lcl the a1ck IN if'it oi lt ,'t., va
mint having a,rea ~ been rl1ic thau teih'i.N ~ ~
4 .-,,s Ire tifong wtirh all hed 60 V'aA amer 'su
~ m Y commend bshnd the hedge ready t. move astii 70
.-ry be- hi,d o. be- where had myef rallied roi hii ~
,r and begged them ff God .saEs ~ come up %
tioop i no be'or gto my diyi11 rnd COZ no.
M o. obey my ord.fs Gen -fsgtfss " c'tti tn' ~"
. ,-v ryD. ~, and DID ne t,cl r. ihel y 10 IKE
tie responsibility Of acting "itou. TIE oe'' 81
yrnL ,-,--., Iii .,.t, Intro.
idity snl co'l snd az got sAfnS ron e-pY,lti
.f 81 tue itt OF sl.eE viii show ara o44 no. o. any
F0.io. fas two end hsif noons ugcef c14.ih ~ ~
he sasi. cclrea 20 uy tie cp'''i'H OIL SOCKETS
conp.u tLis report please find tho reports o. the
scv-ia r. sinouai Oommsaafs. toseher VIA i'' OF '''
n return to ,br officers Of .ho several rerreat' my
fs 10. tirll ff.lco.a aad t'ourf Ah i't or iy
r t ttnt a, .isnf-Usics a,d ieIe yrhe.- 1nce
Juari, ma Ter toe Ifotu Re. men. = w. '-'ei' uJ
.eaing ,xsme' p. coe.usss ord o. tzaia o. i
ger. "a fid,d n'II' .itif 100 4."s 20 ,tt .i,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
OFFICIAL REPORT OF COT. LEAS"RF
ACHING BhIGADiER-bENhkAL SECOND
BIsIGADE SILNENSS DIVISION.

JAsl' it-ASr 3. O.. June Do l'2>
CAPTAiT: The uu'cr-'8uel fc-leeuiy reports
& SOL. ana trs portion of Coo ,o'A ieriru i-tta
l no. On named gio.t dnJ were o. ,i,l Poo ns. l
% Il0 O'Clock started 'f the rrl lrtfprs ~ toe urd"
rt~ h.sI --ff of tlr f.s hrlad where .l' lfu.-
.,... ..e ..fh g. D. kof o I'D llt tft t..ors moved
.sri liz rn. o. A works n q 'rr sud 'lr ips' pro-
,.3 Il ,rr- Ab.rt oirnfk i4- heed a. tie c1.rf.I
err. ed urpH 10 tr H tle r.t about nitc L Do H
4 t.m So op,n fof tr-rrrsI ~ tH' .rdsr'' 'fci
r.. g. tisht
The FRET friglir. uul'r Col on bod mean" h,e uf
ytrlei upon Ao u7lss. and r lit aAi t'lrl re DO"
rre-iyrl lr order um O." D.. f.i. easl Co n4uf Hs
m. Biairr fo f,.l tr rn 10 .icf he al,k VI u
.-rtou. lr.listrfy oufed theI gA-nt 90 t-N right
~ -l.s Son. Noln.,o Unto .. NJ Dt,le srl s. hen
,....e r ne oH Cob srItou o. l.rI & Dr. t4pnof. I'D
U.f -.-ls give ne tns order O. 1f c' 90 lrcq Ica
az ,mpt.ir- tn.l Bro e started - NJ % tfop. WHICH
s.I It oa~y die M iof 'le lci TO se 20 .ine Hc.
.st.d never od. uufi b. rsacn-d e. FORT whrFr Cue %
~ about two psues Of lle trt, ut.ef charge o. L'p.
M l,,rtau'. a. mmfnd ffiu.t position al,tE ir ~ .td
, fhs re the lef hsyng luerri perfect
- of ron. md IL, o. gas oi o. seek 4~ Ter rit.f
.i, e., ,',,la- rry.r ~ small r.tir. or by
ir .,re t4- tton iid.r. ~ f,a' nr the TO where
b.y t-t ,.is nfe OF ul.setry upon t.r entu s4a
nss
!ra9 ,tsIv following the advance ~ he 4'h hcfg.Y q
20 me- 1901. i0If rtnus7 suAia Red emit unl. claua.i
" Lrctey. formed wolfe nlcle 90 founir c. to
uvnot the advance W fho 'sh Sos t"A ir tnnni ne
nf TITO the !ftI was 40 Irtd tiD cover WIZ i- lt
,bsf p.fi t f- 80 fhs .-th Nptl sfN vac lo a.
%. rtret formation hei re e ching she lfrfH &c. THE
s-a .4,, 4oik COL i,D.1 ron.G.nons larle in lao
i.nrr "a cover 900. s' & ft- % 90 tl nrr ygsu.a
ko.rrt.-fs thus 10 -mlf 'ir- hlr- 1.,fie tclroa.
pe. hro uos,l,u.s Of Gle o'h lcuA-, ..s aud ,h-
, E.a ..t f.t~nt. af.Gurrt L.t., 90 tie iet
,f .l. rql Nrasiofs ana ~s. tho f.t iI rrl.0.
oar,,,e i, the t.--tchu-at bed &C., ward. Doc 'front.'
81 I'M. f,. f1nld could ct if no- o,er. a.l de
pi.i- . il so my Asslstslt At.illt G~.crs. Lieut.
a.nrr No proceeded on foot a; ts glf' ,og-lcr with
a. .f in. 81 ths .lth t tlfrrrf tlr rsrsr of o.
.rs storm of arare caa.te. nsi- hrs,r gs ni pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
LIST OF KILLED WOUNDED. AND MISSING

D. .ff...fs fr.N
The f'ip".ht -ri "4 VIC L''' ''~"''' v, "''
ss'n'' a. mr t' ''+.' '. ''"' ''' ~ .''
-.ss ia tfe i.tio on james Island b. o. o. tAc
t.e,
To "rf "l "N.'
l.rrt.r
W., C.s., ,ee.... Il. ......r.r Had
$50. ID b.. ... .4I
sb. ,,,ral v.a.dea
49,, f.L ,..... I
..rrtsr q
Robert Reed .rs .u..y. bullet wound Ia cs 3f -
Sol joins T.. i'H si-h,is y ""-1-h
talrp JNsri. N@i CIRQUE - - i"'''
'h a ''"f'.. tl.- "~'.-"
hth ..'
J..nC. seo-- wo-no.-.
j 3r D. " I..a- 81. h.l'
IiyaA fa iiIr. N' .Neel
helfy ".i'--.'' "'' 1900
Corporal lo.h : $500 ia
Cori..s y n A. A.. 1ner...n .,a,S5.s
t'''",een. ~ ,.,,'.ie.,
~ me y '' ......., ,y.,aasi
Fir- yea 90 ~. ,,.'.,
49, ..t..l..
''''' "'' " ,.rp..,
-. ~ 49,.
Anfl''u. zee IT, s-' ..4,,
~ e.. ',.a'i. ,.,r,7.5
Coiiof-. . ''.'. 49,, '.s' . y ,,.iaA
..l,.' f,-.',.... ..is,t,, voyraed
49, T,fts.. r.. .i.Iv wounded
80. v.t-ru .I.e6l. wounded
Ioeps n..s. si.l,i, wounded
Sane. O... g.. ..is.. wuuodaj
I-.s- b. sf..,f. slightly wounded
J.HnC. Io.s missing
joint AtGt..ln.
Irur. t Parker.
O.vrANr D.
f.r.rr,l T.-... r Patterson G.Ifi
D.If IIaf.rrt uo1rd.i
n....i t..u.. t..i J.. wound d
tDH..sA g.
S.rrsf ID CaurI.I wounded.
E..- N N[.t.i,l.l wounded seft9ssly 10 ths head
fo,r.sY h.
Geo ~ i.sforr ti.ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
ANOTBEH ACCOUNT.

Fiom Our Special Cous,acDdsnt.
PoIr ROYAL, s. C.. june H. 1862.
Our troops have sustained iepulse Oh james
Island, with severe Ioas in killed, wounded ano
missing.
On tic night OF Sunday, the 18th, il was deter
mined 10 attack portion OF tho Rebel line Of de-
fences running across tire leland, ana fort a.
observatory erected by The enemy for tbs pnrpoac 81
overlooking our proceedmgs Gen. Benhain being
d-s.lous Of occupying or destroying Tie works, in-
Guiding, i possible, floating battery, anchored ne1
The village OF Secessonvie, with tie slew q open
my passage Tor operations against FoTi JoAnron
and Charleston. The plan Of asaaalt having been
determined upon Gen. Stevens was directed - 3D.
vance with his command, supported by four guns OF
Rock wells Batery progressing rapidly and silently
on the rght, willie Gene. Wright aud Williams
with six gun, Of liHl1tOis Battery, did The eame
on the ieit, preventing re e1iOfccmeDs beng sent o.
tie enemy auC, II necessary assisting Gen. Stevens
Accord siy, az a a. N. Tie assault began.
IL We, a. frs, complete sgrpriSe, the Rebrl
llckets ana d Liouten9nt being CAPTURED, wflouI
firing gun. An hour after oaybreak our men we've
scaling the deep abatIs fronting the cneiDy'B work.
but act before tho fire from Gen. Stevens battery
had alarmed the gHrtisOn. de- peiaie sirug
now commenced. The 9Th Michigan, foremost
rank, Was followed by tho 7Jth New-fofk dig.
la.deIal aud TIE 2oih " .ssachusct,s Two or three
companies Of the 15th New York mDlntcd tie ..ara-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
TESTAMENTS AND TRACTS FOR THE ARMY n
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY.
RlcHxoxp, Ma, Jan.

To the Editor ofThs Wig:
Ihave made arrangements with publishing house 10
Nashville Tennessee py which the Confederate forces
IN the West may be supplied With religious reading 10
no division of the Southern arny is the desttdton
appalling as this-many regiments being almost entirely
destitute of Gods in.pir.d Word The Colpor;age
Board, at its recent meeting, drsctsd to make
appeal for funds with which supply the army 10 th.
West expect tospend this month and February t.
visiting some of the PrOmipeu pouts in the South ani
the amounts which may b. contributed will be used for
this purpose unless oihsfwise directed BY tho donors
Almost every day bring, some ns1 nstaucs in ~hieh
the printed page been Of ssrvice to our s6dier'
Thus far more than three millions Of pages have been
published and distributed, hut much remains TO be cone
The fields are white unto the harvest. We havereaso
to believe that more than fifty Thousand soldiers
vice in this State destitute of copy Of the New
Testament. Let all Hho have heart to aid in such a
soad by mail to me, to Mr.. George J: Sumner
of this city, their donsticns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
TIE sENATORSHIP.

To The Editor ofths Wig:
am no politician never held political Office, and
desire hold one. yet watch with interest tho
course of public frirs. ieel that have right
express public agents what they will nd be
qui'e common view among men like myself. Upon
possible ground the at.emr; take Mr.. Hun.
ter from the Cabinet. at such time as this, aud place
him in the Confederate Senate be excused or paated
Do gentlemen 10 the Legislature suppose that the people
going to be quietly submissive while they play the
sycophsnc part Of promoting the personal wishes and
comfort OF hghlyavored public servant, in the midst
of a great revolution? Let them try the experiment if
they wish to learn how far the people alive to their
duties and rights. 0ne-iourh Of the State is in the
hands of the invader The wraps its huge folds all
arouad US. IL the midst Of sach momentous wants
these nov upon u.s. every Of knows that the
Executive is the controlling department Of the Govern
men In the wise and energetic exercise of the E1ecu.
tive power is whole slfaty. OF all the States,
Virginia has the drcc; and imposing interest in
the Executive action both in domestic and foreign
relations. An abls Cabinet is important in the
Management; of our Executive Department.
able P.es1ent II We have one in Virgin3
OF moro ability than any other, the Cabinet is tn
place for him. And the people have a right,
it Is their plain interest," require him to be there
A.er Mr. Hunter has been assigned to the placehas be-
isuil with il be is TO be taken out Why? b.
cause he wishes IL II he fad himself unable or
willing TO Gil the great place assigned him, Of
course he has right to withdraw from IT, But, let it be
his own act L,t not tn, Representatives of the people
play the hlmiltng part Of consulting the wishes Of The
gentleman, and becoming the mere instruments 10 lift
him about in qlie, easy places II be shrinks from the
great duties before him. let not the Legislature has
ten to incur the odun Rhch ought to attach to him
alone /. hard enough witness such conduct in OF
public men, bu protest az inst the Legislature
suminG il as State act II hr. Hunters public character
is TO be Deprecated let il be don3 his own aad
on Stats account The public will visit the proper
quences those wAo daily with the public interest
If ip our moment OF eIteme peril Mr.. Hunter prefers
to consult his interest politician instead Of the
welfare o. the old Common wsata, which has favored
hin, that itself flal objection to any farther clm
upon the favor of Virginia At the head of the Cabinet
when Virginia has more interest in the wisdom OF the
Cabinet than she may ever again have, he consents
to retire the quiet position OF Confederate States Sena
tof, What would be thought O. one OF our Generals
MlnassAs if he suddsny to announce in the face
Of the enemy, that he fouGd experiment it would be
better to take hin from his command, and give him
place in the Comnisslris. Ii he should enter upon rn
active struggle for commission Of that sort, it votd
BE- precise parallel to the strange conduc: of Mr. Hun
! ter. A CITIZEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
GFFAIRsIIN YANKEEpOM.

The Journal of CJnnsrce save that come OF the Con
neccut regiments having coats Of mail mauuanu-
ed TO protect then from rebel bullets. Brave boys
The Australian Ccloniz ltOn cety holding out iu-
ducements for negroes from the Free States to proceed
to Australia to raise Cotton. but meet with poor success
Sambo prefers to remain where ne is.
The Cincinnati G0-sfs estimates that there will be
surplus d 50 900 900 pounds Of Bacon In the Northwest
this yesr should he rebel markets bs op'ned but it
the latter event should take psce he hcg crop would
not supply the demand l. Is 90 cturet tina: the Lln'
cola army will consGme 400oo0Oo pounds during toe
year.
few days since the Yankees reported thai Gen scht
epf hsd gone to whip Cen ,cofr acd that be would
certainly do 40, and capture nearly al bis mcu tis
p,tch to the Cincinnati Grsie from Fer kfo d'fed tn
29nd ut says Schoepf gct within Two mies OF jicof.
scamp ar returned"
The following i- the cargo Of the schr Charity ~hch
waIitted out al. ProviieEce by Snator Simmons -
rrade With the rebels at Port Rpya but whcb las tur
ed ou. a waterbaul -l000 bushels 100 sscks aud 800
bags OF Sat II clses and bales " dz - 81 bbls srd
hid Sugar, 90 bags Of Cosse, III ooh Of Rope, lol
Kegs Of Nails bales Gu1uy Cloh, 4: clscs Of Boois
andIShoes; l7O Wool Sacks 90 pairs Pants, bbs Or
der, 20 bbls. Potatoes, and Dbl Appls.
A Washington dispatch to the N,F York TrtbHn da-
ted % Dee m1er says Aliuant General Thomas urS
ed upon the President the l-Ece OF rsorganizrg Coo
mel Mullglhs regiment end Iol sarhtllo la LIMOS
elv4lry, which we're captured LsXidSon. His repre-
sen;a ions prevailed and the officers men sfe r.
eored 10 their commissions and pay, sad will again tax
th. field In Missouri
Another disoatch ssys "Nr. Stanton, bro her OF T
2. SAntob of Kansas been arrested for comphci
with the reoclion Ia Tenne gee BE has ken toe ostt
OF, allegiance and hAsitesa released from Fort L'f'y
etc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08

there till he was black. When his wife him, shs was
90 mortified that she turned black too-as human beings
frequently do nowadays from being mortified. Al this
tine Cspaan was born black. When he came to mans
estate that is the estate he inherited from his father be
found himself in Africa which is called Tophet, or tho
pscs of Dam nation, to this day. From the smoke
house affair ham is now the name given to smoked
meat and IL there is anything in etymo!ogy, we must
link on Abra BAN Lincoln and Hannibal Ham Lin to the
Hanitic genealogical chain.
is hardly necessary to follow the fortunes Of the
other boys for only desire to settle the ehnography
Of the Ham Dam branch. A few words, however, may
rot be improper Shem A. Dam settlsd on the extreme
back part of family domAn, calling Asia. Ii sup
posed that thence originated the phrase, Dam long
ways off, frequently heard in refned society. japhet
the youngest son. located in Europe fixing his residence
il Holland, where he founded Amsterdam, Rotterdam,
SaardAm and followed through life the tri de of manu-
featuring and imbibing Schie-Dam Schnaps He fro
qlenty visited England, where he invented the Engsh
language the principal and by far the most used words
of which are "dam aud its various infections and de-
rivatives :
Now, Mr.. Editor consider this controversy as all i'm
portant, and my views conclusive; and am "pre.
pared for rational and scientific controversy If met in
u iclolrly and gentlemanly manner"
BEHAVES DAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08

TIE financial bill which the Committee Of Ways and
Mans are preparing will it IL believed, create large
d,mand for Uaied States stock TO be used for bank ng
pirpoe, Toe bills i'srei hypotbec tion OF ttese
oCk' Il hav, III, ai OF the government pledged to
tnt ertsn for their redemption These bills are TO be
rec vable for Uxs aud al ober pI lie tus to the gov
eromsnt and also for all ssar.es and o'her debts and
d, mnts from the United Satfs for rervicesr ndsred
and for material and supplies furnished
I.isrepor;si that letter has been rsce''d at Wash
ington from Hvrs statpg that two Cor tederhe sram
era the Theodo.a and Isabel, we're there. They were
s,me days at Nassau cospg by permission OF her Nj.
estys ysssels at the Government coal yard TEE me
l,t;er states tha. the FEDERAL vessels not permit
ted tc coal at the ms point. Inquiry, IL said, is 70
be inst u'ed by the Washington authorities TO know
shetf er such Is the case. =
letter has been received from Archbishop Hrghts.
s,stng ha' hs health taI been gpaly improved by hs
IoFags TO Europe. ..,....-..s..-
Northern desplcIes ASSERT that the received oy
tie Arago repor ths, Prince Napoleon hiss used his ii DO
ence in favor Of the Lincoln Government since his return
20 France.
The London Times Paris correspondent states dis
timely thai the Emperor ard bis miiisler' tave made
Cd their minds 10 the Southern Confede-
racy even 10 the Of recognlsir s at an early
dsy but have far b,en prevented from making their
ceilings known TO the press and nation through Ibe H.
aeace OF Prince Napoleon II ia said be is PR puing
speech 70. delivery in the FrercS Senae taking North
era view OF ou- internal tioutlrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
ORIGIN OF THE DIVERSITY OF RACES.

To the Editor Of The Wsiq;
have given mucl attention to tina subject Of races
both horse and haman rloss and think both the
D'pafeh and as. Augustine are wrong; aad they
quesdonabIy are, IL am right.
Tae pgosentOr o: all raees-a great "pltron of the
turf" which he and his wife both slept on-xss an od
gentleman, laolly related to ne, who lived on large
paatation still in possession Of our family, which he
called Terra bis highly embellishsd homestead being
called Eden His anne was at A. Dam, signed in some
o. the old deeA Abraham Dam. II he were living now
being alea1sg man. be wouljoa called Colonel or Judge
His wife wac named Eve DAN hono, comes tho word
dam ssniiyirg mother; It be lg supposed that On.
for her, the h1mAn race would have made ba. poor
race and bsen ou:rnu, ont. Az all eyeu;s, like
race aud o!hsr hors,s, they had 10 bedlmmGd, s well
sired AID is unlikely that sons preachers got
the notion Of damning the from this circumstances
well As from the further a. OF her damning it by
eatirg apples
This respectable coupls had two sous, Abel Dam and
Gain Damthe latter bad 10Y, frequently caned By his
and headsuOng, aud inflated bis parents only by "ras.
ing Cain - and in this resp he is recognizable this
day. as the prototype Of bad boys He ia the author Of
several popular eIpresso as, such as, Don't care
Dam, 10 his a-hef, in reply to ereprOoE
phrase sill often used by Juveniles of tho family
El the eegan. cxptessioB wi h. ths prefix OF dam :,
are from ths Eburos and the se of them copsti.
tates muoh of theS raising Caiu"w so oftea witness
nov But let us folloz furthee the1nesye and history
of tne Dam family. 8.
Iu.proceas ql dTs, a1oi came and lneal descend
ins of the ptosepi;6r. Capt N Dam-cllcd Noah, BY
his more lankir n duaint,nces-bpill a@vesssl, Gnd
saved his family. lie was goodman, but like many
other preachers, he had bad boys 0ae day, after iha
family bal settled shore his son Hin;a Ioische voai
rascal. played tbs Cd gentleman trick which so en-.
tagged him, that len told who il was he exclaimed
Ham Dam DAmu Ham Pat hun in the smoke house. "
No sooner said than done; and poor Ham remained
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

To The Eltl9r ofhe Wzig:i
In the p5esspt grave circumstances OF our county,
with iis place among nations sti unrecognzed-ap-
pontmeuls the higher pOsta of the Government ought
to be bestowed on those who, otherwise qualified viii
gyq Utmost SirstgM in hseyss Of Hs Oorld This ade-
qrlte qualification Being po'sssstd should be the para
mount consideration. Next to our own right arms,
now most need The sympathy apd recognition of that
world-of the civilized foreign powers OF the earth-pos
sbly, ,udaed their active 5ucGO5 aud aid might become
inposlsnt know nothing better calculated to itfract
that sympathy, and secure that respec and if need be,
procure that aid than TO connect with the administration
Of oud public irs not merely Of ability, not even,
PRIMARILY Of ability, but men who add 10 ability,
eIperence and to both national, and, il can COM
maud so much, worldwide reputation also for the
possession Of those qualities established by the exhb-
ton Of them in the high places of the Governm ent WHICH
have of for It's indety and its usrrpitions-
Who does not feel how beyond aud independent Of the
the intrinsic moral andmenta qualities of President,
there is added invaluable prestige aud dignity to the
tc, III cuT own eyes and in those Of the foreign world
By s past career in the sd in the Senate and in the
Gabuet? Toe Vice President, too, won for himself, or
Alo.hcr theatre Of high public service, wide and dis
ogushed name, not valueless to his 6ountrymen
Toombs, too and Breckenridge, Benjamin, Mason and
5ide, aud other distinguished from every State
OF the South though sought to be disparaged mem
sad persons in the III anneredvoc .bul.ry ofthe sple
uetc Scott and the vulgar Seward, yet known as
gentlemen aud statesmen, in tho vocabulary OF Eu
rope ana all bring opr the accidental bu. yet
no uumportant, advantage Of being SO known and re
cogGizad abioad,
Tha eOndiderations have adverted to should a
such time be, think they would be, controlling
What are the names most known and carrying, prob
ably, most weight abroad, Of those among Us out o.
whom. selection Is to be mide for the pos. of sena
tors Of the oolfsisate States Il my Judgment the,
arc Those Of John Tylir aud Wm. q. Rvas. Il il no
nov matter Of small consideration to have been Pes.
dent Of tho Unitsd States, cspecialIyo have been
Prcsid.u; Of the. Uii.ei So who, whatever we may
think OF hs domestic policy, is pnvs srsily 9initted h
have administered thei foreign polcy OF the Govern
ment-by W6cn our Presidents must be mainly know
and Judged by foreign G,Yernmsnts-with as sigma