The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13
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In order to clinch this vote, and prevent any
recurrence OF the discussion, without change OF
the rules, (Which cannot be done,) motion tor a
reconsideration was also taken, and decided IN
the negave-ayes 90, noes 1903
Thus is the tariff discussion finished for the pre-
| sent session-and the causes may partly be found
in the fact that the Texas question has become the
paramount element in the feud between the diff
ferent sections of the Observation-Disclosures the
Calhoun and Van Buren, sections
| The following are very curious remarks, from
the "Globe," on the finale
THE Tariff Built will be that the great mea
sure Of the session-the tariff bhas been laid the
table, by majority ofsix We must say this result has
surprised much Before the recent excitement had
grown here preliminary to the meeting OF the Balti
more Convention. which has been suddenly turned into
outcry about the annexation Of Texas have reason
to believe the bill would have passed without dhculty
1t therefore, be truly said the dssenson about the
mediate and immediate annexation of Texas has had the
effect OF defeating the great which has heretofore
been all in all with the republican party.
| We have understood that members from the South.
and who took the greatest interest in the pending bill
have suddenly become perfectly Indifferent in regard to
Several OF them have been to remain quietly III
their seats declining to pass between the tsers 10 be
counted the vote in regard to amendments decisive as
the fate of the bill Such Indifference the part Of
members from section OF the Union Interested In
he reduction of the tariff calculated to beget smi
lar feeling among the democrats OF the North who are in
cned to enter into the views OF their brethren u the
South
Thus will Ne that the absorbing question Of the
Presidency which has been associated with that OF Texas
has swallowed the tariff The Texas question, by itself
could have had such effect; for the whole difference
the democrats regard to that subject resolves
tse into the question of mediate Immediate, which
nothing than the difference between twee'ledum
and tweede-dee Every body that Texas can
gres Both portions of the democratic party defer to
The next election tits insisted that the candidate for the
Presidency shall be chosen with an eyeto that object
and we know Of democratic candidate who is not pre-.
pared to for the annexation Of Texas in the people
and the States through the representatives they ma!
elect declare in iavor fit.
Possibly, however, the tariff may come up IN
new and orginalshape when the provisions OF the IA
nous Zoll Verein treaty comes before the House
That Convention will give new direction entirely tt
all tariff discussions, and it is likely that Mr.. Cal
houn and the South prefer to kill off Van Burer
with the Texas question, and to arrange the tariff
in the shape OF foreign treaties. Well see. This
may be the why the Southern anti-tarifi
members have quietly submitted to the present
result Things are taking curious turn.
|
THE STOLEN TnEArY.-The Washington CORES
sondent of the albany argus, gives the following
account Of the mode by which the stolen treaty
was published in the Evening Post of this city:-
Iprobabiy informed you in the last communication to
he h,g"s that MDye the Sergeant at Arm, to the Sen
select committee of investigation the publication Of the
reaty OF annexation upon the publisher OF the Evening
Post to and give testimony in that matter before
he committee. On Friday last Mr.. Boggs arrived here r
company with the honorable officer Yesterday the who'll
| natter came out before the committee The copy from
| probably
hough that Senator's it. II was taken
to New York BY Mr. LThngimbobl of that city on Wed.
Junior editor MIR Bryant being absent, and when found
here by said junior editor, this Mr. tThngimbob] was
from Washington. tie respectfully declined giving any
reply to the curr questions Of tie junior editor whose
ve,ed documents great and unfeigned consulta.
ton held and resolved after debate publish
the affair This natural conclusion was not come to how
ever until thought to have been ascertained that
there was another copy in town. and that it to be
issued from the Office Of the Express on Saturday
morning The Washington correspondent OF that paper
had given his employers information that they would
| ceive copy Friday night. This turnsd out to be
sure to be moonahine but turned the scale of debera
ton and the treaty and appeared in the
Post OF the next day The actual bearer Of the treaty
was also discovered by the sergeantaArms and brought
on His story agreed in all particulars with that Of MIR
| Boggs Mr. Tappan had previously informed the com
mitee by letter Of the Giro mstances under which this
matter was that Mr. Boggs and Mr.. - dismiss
ed and the former has returned home without being
as witness, some $50, and will probably reach home in
meto attend the last meeting ofthe old Common Coxnc
prior to the advent Of Native Americanism.
BY this It would seem that both parties in the
Senate, wings and democrats winked at the theft
and put their fingers their nose in examinn,
into the facts. Where is the moral principle tina
used to govern the u. s. Senate? Where is tn
moral feeling that formerly controlled both parties
What fearful Generalization we see around US
in all directions-bigotry, violence, intolerance
fanaticism, theft, deiacation, dishonesty murder
arson, and sacrilege, dsgracing all parties, ant
winked at by all parties Verify, the end of al
things ought to be at hand.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA-We have received by tn,
Wampanoag, Captain Colson, from Cardenas, som,
very important ntellgence-important TO this coun
Try. She sailed on the Bird inst.
1t seems that the excitement produced by the at
tempted Instruction in all parts OF Cuba still pre-
vailed, and that arrests continued to be made Al
order from the Captain General had reached Car
denas, directing all free foreign mulattos and ne
groes to leave the Island within Is days. The fol
owing persons were in prison at that place, upol
q suspicion OF being concerned in the attempted