New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
By This Mornings Mail.
,Iat,.rs Il, Warrington.
core.ponaencs Of The Tribune.

WlsHlSGToS, jan. 2. l-io.
W. boy. had the rnost delightful weather 10 day,
rrora like Summer tnan winter. We s,'.i soD' ,
have the trees 10 fui oiiage II this weather eoH-
times. ~. ,fe
u evening and have leken private lodgings ne
S.nsts is nov full. and wilt therefore most NY
give tul vote ON The IeXa5 fursuon: 'n''0
are IS Wings and 2i LOco-tocos IN 'ne ''snh''..
To carry Annex alion, the Loco-to ocos must ge'
,brir own fall vote and gam thTer Wings -
Tine Texas men calculate on several wings s"lDs
for their measures undtr insTucuoDs--i cannot
think however, that any Wing Senator wit vote
for A Annexation with the exception OF Henderson VI
Mississippi who voted FOR tee treaty, 1nd niE. oS
Ter Of Tennessee who has Introduced bill INTO TIE
Senate ., erisely similar 10 That OF Milton Brown,
which has Just passed the House 'hese
TWO voting TO! il, there would be ii',
ami of course the measure would pr lost
BIT with hat cert0n;y can hey calculate on all
the Loco F.co oIe-Bsnton, fuppan. Allen. Mics
and Fairfield. all opposed the Annexation scheme
1,ben il cam in lrss Objectionable url5fe
rheca Wright of New York, also opposed II. Al
Iobn A. Dix fills his place. Surely me M" OIL X
Herlocrac, ought to have some iLilencs on his
yo,r rhe scenes Of Tummany Hall on Friday
evening last, which merely the re-echces "i me
maedic,ions by southern Annexaiionets on
Wris;tt and ai others " no dare honestly Gp-
pose them, ought to make hIm pause before
he GOES with them GEd agaIGst ms State !;
and i,r Dickinsons term expires on The 81 81
March. so that the Legislature OF New Y ofk can
;ake care OF him. unless he sells himself 10 Polk io!
Office. The Representatives from Maine, with the
exception Of Sir. Cary from ihe Disputed lerl-
,nr,. both Wings and Loco FOcos, went against II
on Saturday last, and Fairfield ought 10 90 win
them Niles has been virtually and clearly iG-
s,ructed by his STATE to against IT. ard Alien
and Tappan have been instructed by ONO to op-
pose this aetaIious scheme ,
But these ara merely specuiHions. t4rtl ornt
is strong, AMI pay make sotne Eoie IN tns ii'' Of
| their trtner coniucr. ihe majority Viii not ne
large against H. though still hcpe that lie Senate
~ill save the Country from impending e'Ii. 'n'
iboirionists of your Sate put Us IN ms position
| The Senate had an executive session to-day
| More nominations received, and some nninl-
| portant coniirmations in The Navy or Army were
made. believe nothing farther has been done "ith
| MIR. Atwood's nomination.
sent you the proceedings OF both Houses to-day.
by the afternoon mail. Tie e,ttr box, usually sent
un was left behind to-day. The letters 'arihe Ne.
| York gapers were sent by hand, 10 SaiiItofe !
| lope you will receive them IA due ,me
Among the ladies, in the gallery to-day, uoiiced
the venerable widow OF A exanter Hamilton, VINO
is still sojournug in this city
The Madisonlan OF this evening seems to douht
whether rexas will agree 20 any oh~r measure
Than. the terms Of the Treaty IN Mr.. Z. }. inger-
soil Resolution. which received 80 li, sympathy
| in the House Upon this ! shall have word Ia
saw in nv next The halisonian seems tG be III
! ecsiacies wiih the Eesting al lumuaGs Hall on
| Friday ev.nu Siast. II calls !; a Voice o Inun-
der" a very appropriate term tor such NOISY and
| sturtny scene.