From the N. r. Globe. "BETRAYERS OF FREEDOM.
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Under this head, printed in large black letters, and with black lines drawn around them, the Tribune has had paraded, for two successive days, the Eames of the Democrats of the North and West in Congress, who voted against hilching on the Wilmot Pro- viso to the Three Million Biil--aceompanied by the threat that s.fkey shall hdre their re- rayd." If the reward to which the Editor of the Tribune, in the overdowing of his pairiohcCl) spirit has sentenced those Demo crats, should be more disgraeefnl and iguo- ble than was that of certain Editor whose efIigy was not long since seen dangling by the neck from a tree on which 1t had been hung as the s.reward'' due traitor 10 hh country--we fear they will hardly survive the shock. The Editor of the .E Y ri bHae, who is constantly slandering his own country, and affording aid and comfort to Ihs enemies of his country's Freedom-hs talk of the '.beirayers of Frcedoml' l'' Who ever heard of more brazen-faced impudencel

 But why does the Tribune so stndiousy avoid placing in its prescribed list the WAg Senators and Representatives who are equal ly the s'Betrayers of Freedomi" Where arc the names of those Whig Senators, .lreher. Badger, Bevien, Criitsndea, Rererdy Johnson, .Nangum, aud .Morshead--where are the names ef these bright stars in the Whig conslella,ion---aI of tchom uoied alh the Tribuac's prescribed 1. .Bstrayerscf Free dom 2' And where the names of those

 Whg Representatives who voted in the sam' eatalogue' Tell us not that these men lw south of Mason's and Dixsn's line, and taerefore they arc excusable. | the Rep reseniative from the North and West are .ht .sBeirayers of Freedom,n because they did not vote for the Proyiso, then surely an those of the South. If slavery be csrse' and tue Proviso was the only means Of pro venting its extension, i. was equally cuips' ble m those of the South, as of inc North, ih voting against il. -.

 What, then, shall be thought of the iie eral, cahting hypocricy of that renegade O l freedom, and libeller of his country, who has tho meaness, the bascness. to seek to disgrace those who are as pure patriots ara honest men as onr country can produce, pc. cause they are Demoerats2 Shame! shanN upon the chicken-livered wretchi