From Me NeSO York Tribune.
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From Ele NsU York Tribune. THE CENSURERS CENSURED. Right hearty do we rejoice that 'the oIdI man eioqueIt-the pure and upright tho'I not always discreet and political StatesmanI John Quincy Adums-hiss so nobly trIum-I ] phed over the conspiracy to crush anu drs- stroy him. Mir. Adams, goaded by the tiL grant wrong done to tine Liberties of the| sl'eople in the practical and fragrant over. ithrow ot the Right ot petition, has often saIdI eund done what were far better unsaid anal snndune. In this he deserved ceusurc, but he| Sdid not dcserve censure for presenting a re- sspec;tul and substantial petition for q DiSsu. s Hutton ot lhs. Unlon, aud moving it's re!ercnce sto Select Committee with instructions to re- Eort og aims! granting its prayer. The reo- slutiou Ut Censure was concocted in secret s(but not tulD Caucus of Southern Members, and was sustained and voted for by every notorious and invetera,e Disunionist in Con. sgress. The following is the vote by which :lt was laid to eternal rest beneath the table, iviz:

 YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Sherlock J. Andrews, Arnold, Aycrigg, Banker, Barnard, Barton,

 Birdseye, Blair, Boardman, Bolts, Brewsier, Briggs, Brockway, BurneIl, Calhoun, Casey , sChlIds, Crlttenden, John C. Clark, James SCooper, Cowan, Cranston, CraveIs, Cush- sing, Davis, Deberry, Doig, John Edwards, Everett, Ferris, Fessenden. Fillmore John C.. s Floyd, A. L. Foster, Gamble, Garritt, Gates, Holdings, Goggin, Patrick G. Goode, Gran gger, Green, Hall, Halstea., William $. Has. stings, Henry, Howard, Hudson, James Irwin, nv. w. Erwin, James, l. D. Jones, J. F. Ken 1nedy, Lane, Lawrence, Linn, Samson Ma. sson, Mathol, Mattocks, Maxwell, Maynard,| Meriwether, Morgan, Morrow, Osborne, Por- s,nenter, Partridge, Pearce, Pendleton, Pope,| Powell, Ramsey, Benjamin Randall, Aexan-|

 der Randall. Randolph, Ridgway, Rodney,| 5tonstall, Shepperd, Siinonton, Slade, Truman Stuart. J. T. Stuart, Summers, Taliaferro, John B. Thompson, Richard w. Thompson, lTillinghast, Poland, Tomlinson, Van Rens. lselaer, Warren. Washington, E. D. White, Lewis Williams, Winthrop, Yorke, Augustus Young, J. Young.-lO6

 Wings 100; Locos Gin Italics) six; five from N. Y. State. NATs-Messrs. [. W. Andrews, Atherton, Babcock, Beeson, Bidlack, Bowne, Boyd, A. SV. Brown, M. Bro,On, c. Brown, Burke, Wm. 3O. Butler, G. w. Caldwell, P. c. Caldwell, John Campbell, Wm. E. Campbell, Caruth- zers, Carey, Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Col. squitt, Cross, Daniel, R. ID. Davis, Dawson,

 Dean, Doan, Eastman, J. C. Edwards, Egg.

 bert. c. A. Floyd, T r. Foster, Genlry Ger.

 ry. GrLMER, Goldon, Graham, GLstine, Gwin,

 Habersham, J. Hastings, Hopkins, Houck, {, Houston, Hubbard, Hunter, Keiln, Andrew Kennedy, Lewis, Littlefeld, Lowell, Robert MALLORY, Marchand, A. Mar shall, T Y. Marshall J. T. Mason. Mathews,) Medill, Miller, Moore, Newhard. ODsley,| Payne, Pickens. PRorr1r, Reading, Reynolds |Rhett, Riggs, Rogers, Sanford, Saunders,j Shaw, Shields, Wm. Smith. Snyder, Steen-l rod, Sumter, Sweeney, J. Thompson, Trip. !et!, Turney, Ward, Watterson, Westbrook,I J. w. Williams, c. H. Williams, Wood-93l

 Locos 74-Whigs Gin italics) 16-Absrac-i tionists Gin small capitals) 3. Eleuen Locos Focos from New. York, including Wood from the city. Ward, Egbert, Clinton, Dck,I Davis. and c. A. Floyd, from the adjacent Districts, voted indirectly for the censure.

 We should very much like to know howl !Mr. Babcock (Whig) of Orleans county, N Y. was caught in such company.

 CHlLpREN.-They are the blessings of thisI world-the sweets among its sorrows-the roses among it's thorns. With their merryI smiles, their joyous voices, their careless.

 Laughter, they light up our abodcs as with af ray rom heaven. Whose heart does nOts leap within to hear their shouts? Who can! look on their faces and not rejoice that there! lare such happy creatures on this dull earth !I They meet the poor man coming from his| labor, and he forgets his fatigue and his' whole soul blesscs them. They gather round| the rich mans hearth, and he who is hauyh Fly to others must stop and fondle them. The Fortunate man comes home, and his success. .. les thrill him with deeper pleasure as his chil Idren welcome him-and the unfortunatel

 man retires from the world, where every facel is stern, and every look cold, and once more| is happy among his children. They are al bond to bind us together-they keep curl hearts from being chilled by contact with thcI |world-they awaken within us those purerI land more

 Pa! What, my dear.' sWonr you, |get me some candyP Yes, my love but rm busy now But, pa! you said you'd| buy me doll.' 'Well sometime. my child. '| { Oh pa, Jim's torn my book! I'm very| sorry; but go away now Well, pa let| me tako pen!' 'No-go right away - don't you h0ar me! Thcre-you brat l! |you've upset the Mkstand. Nurse, take| |away these young ones. wish they were |-in the other room !-Neao London Adpo. Icais.

 HON. N. P. TALLMADGE.

 The Following tribute, by the Washington tNn @cA