New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24


sbonli we be7 How cool, how corsilerate, how
ear eat law infcxible, how tfne' Having no pros
,,t ia lie future save through the success OF our
,nn,e how regardless fhor III we be OF all seIhsh
views and Jlabe OF personal Advancement oeFc''o
b. te oplc to take care o tb, ate III tni7 'lHe VI
rilir ny aud 81 tai, how we Ought 10 oenicse or
s,t,,, IT, e.ri mind eOnl, eBd energy To TIE puolc
.,ri,.l Neither history bas recorded nor soug de-
iicd nor t.L lie sladowed forth higher instances Of
lid yoti,u than oul ht TO he SHOWN IN the oohcuct
ottis yo,piees II j. no, allowed ne to pursue
couife Of obscure iuedoulty. We inangufate ''oN'
ert,uelt ue conduct revOiuii N. we must I've
a., 10 ever H. tre memory OF men, en- or jf pisis1
TOR htnr II we prove equal 20 The crisis III when
we cfe placed, We MAINTAIN impeIEbaDIe hooo''
Bat IT, on The contrary, We show ourselves iic1utc
/, nj q the discharge Oh our dniy, We sDah ei"n 70
heath tlo contcmlt OF mankind iruiy our pisl ~,
!. en- % great inn orl. Oar gallant army now no'Is'
n. il G,serv T. he first place in The thoughts ana al
tr,ions of our peo Ie But Of scarcely less import
nnc. ia the estimation of ILL., s The lci ldlve hutnO
ty hich initiates tne true civil poll'y OF lie 'oH-
it,rcy. and which su,tains and npholds nat army
nself Aud wien the latter shal nave &c
,o,.tiisied it's holy pisson by duVlhg tne 'u-
v(rr from the soil which be Ge.ccraies and olites
and when The hearts Of grateful and free peo IT,,
ore generous tlan Roman Senate, shall for HIS
.,r,ice d, crfe 10 Il one long OvaiioD u true 70
onis,iyes. ind omletent 10 thrlr duty, thlS O1n.
yttss wili be united IN be irnmphsl hooors. AnG "
is ltu.il iNlnD Dc HtV W % s"l anu 40
bore ard believe Il WILL a distant future, gaining
NEW strength from trial, winning ne" trnmphs from
me irving protection aud peace ~ succe slNe SeL-
-r.i,ofs OF b.ppy snd enlightened Teol le, Ms the
vr.y-rhjrrd sIts ard yeneated piiiarcAs o. ages
pow re oe shs seek 10 insl ire The courage ana nre
tie Ienrs OF The Ingenious youth Of tier gay by re-
coumiuing the heroie deeds OF the army when
a. b.yc our iudeI endeDCe, e tue Lesson be extended
AID enlarged by en.biing them to tell also OF The
seif-.ciiCe pair otis -, sud eDiIged staesmaDship
%, the ,unlress which ira1gurat'd the permanent
Can.utuiion Of tair Southern Confederaey. Again,
When he Speaker had concluded HE remarks Mr..
Curry OF Aalama moved that tie House rrocred 10
q . e,tio. Of Ciek, and put in nomination Mr.
Emmett Dixon OF GeoFem. 49,
Clasl. OF Tennessee, and supported the nomination
earnestly. =,
Do,,d Of Virginia, and earn ely supported tue
nomination. lie spokc If Mr.. Mods position ~
o., of the editors f IN iu1ueutit Journal III tbs
ciy-a journal which, 10 s,id, Ind taken an early
ana decided stand in de.use OF our n1lis. aDo wbich
bad a, hu.ly abOred for the maintenance Of consi-
Joni liteity. lie hoped it would be the ienure
Of ,he Ilou.s 70 elec, NJ. McDom'lI, which would
lee al evidence on the pant oi tue bOuse, III II. or
saniz toD 10 disregard iorIeF pohueai o lnlcis Ia
tie selection OF ~ officers.
A member from Nj souri nominated Mr.. Thomas
T. Jol nson Of that state End sosiaiL ed h, Donina
linn Nv ~ III urJYri u snd touching su,lon 10 Tire
.fi ,- uide ly her citizens, AID the suierngs SIC
IA. c,uur,d 10 Ie ease lelslf nom tie ofpTrs'Iye
r.loom o. tie Abolition Goyerumet. DIR. John.
,o, ~, n De II man Of emiuout qulh atoms, and
the S,u-e 81 Missouri would ,o,ept as high compi
Aeut ~. toloct.On the Clerk II the hrs, Congies
under tue Lew Government. The Cle;k then pro
ceeded ~ call the roll with the folOPlng result
Fu,t vofe-Dlxon 3G; Cluskey, -; Joilnon, Il
N,Donsld, Z. Mr. Lyons vi hdrew the pane OF
M. McDoaall and tie House proc edtd TO second
vote, d. flloNs: Dixon, ii; Ciuskey, =; johnson,
H. Itere leing o lection, tbird and Lnsl vote
WIS lad witch decided tie contest in favor Of Mr..
Dixon Third vote--DixOn, ~ Cluskey, 20; john
svu, H.
NJ Dixon having received q majority OF the votes
c,si ~rs Guly declared elected Clerk OF the House
OF Ropfess titive-.
Mr.. Kn-eli Of Virginia moved that the House pro-
cerd to Tho election Of Doorkceter, ana TIE enoice
TEL ufon Mr. X. II. Wynn # Alabama.
Thus ended the orgai izhlon OF the permanent
Corprcss Of our rev Governments BODY upon
whom r,tts craver tonNLiiiy than ever before
bursI ed de MAID and taxed the patience 81 a de-
hJ-iatiye LoGy, and Whose proceedings VIII be
hooked 10 " IN The keenest anxiety by people
s,ru Cling with hopeful energy 10 throw on ne
sLarsir- sonaut 10 To Iiv,ied upo1 them ny toe NJ
.rruuulous tools Of corrupt add uniTiuc lea jlr-
nruy. IhA, they will Gil d full u-ssure 81 public
rvrec' ation mo erac .uch laws hs vii concge. ine
istp,Qle TO "a .ucccssiu triniuaiion we have no The
elriiet doubt aud in heir efforts thew wlil be ,s-
taia-d By The esteem and confidence oil trusting
AMI 10y al conatiiueLcy.