New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
am, sir, with high regard,
II ENEp T.

in " the natural equality OF The co'ored race with
cur own," thc Constitutional power of Congress
to abolish Slavery u the Disuic! and Territories
and prohibit the Slave Trade between the States,
and pledges himself to vote against the admission
of any new Slave State into the Union The
annexation OF a yforeign State, with or without
Slaves, he p.ssuElss 10 be precluded by the Con-
stitu,ion, 50 TO words need &c wasted on that.
Just think how the whole spirit and diff OF this
letter contrasts with the IDEA OF annexing rev
Slave region TO our Own in order to hasten the
Abolition of Slavery. If this be correct, Mr..
ought TO have tod the Aboliiionists ne would
vote TO admit ali the Slave States possible, no
matter whether formed from our own or Foreign
Territory, in order 10 hasten 10y diffnsion) the
extinction of Slavery. But the men he address
ed and cousted were not green enough to swallow
th!s-no. man Of than, nor was he fool enough
to offer ii. Hekrew very well, he nov Knows,
that Slavery is to be abolished by directly con-
trary course.
Enough. and mo,e than enough, of A. H.
Everett. The man who frankly changes bis
opinisns, and avows the change, VIC respect even
will VIE disagree with him; but for the recre-
ant fom every principle il sordid pursuit Of place
and prli, who, opposing every thing nc supported
in HIS days of integrity imgn1ently insists that
he hos rot changed, who car feel other than con-
tempt and loathiag Mr.. Everett, says the
Morning News, Is the man Of sll men for Minis
ter to Mexico, and fortunately he happens 10 Be
Just no,o ia Washington. (Lucky coincidence ,
We second the nomination right heartily. Mr..
Everett is the very man to be honored by and
reflect honor upon the preference ii John Tyler
How can he be overlooked
The ANTI-RESr DisfuABAsCEs.-Ar express
fiom the Sheriff Of Columbia Co. and the hiayor of
Hudson, 10 the Governor, conveying Information OF
| au important character, was received IN this city
last evening. It's receipt WAS Immediately followed
By en- order from the Executive detailing the Artll
| isry, The Van Rensselaer, Guards and the German
Co. for Hudson forthwith. They left last evening
al 9 o'clock, in special train.
The information brought by the Express was 10
this efect:-Thai the Authorities OF Hudson had
lear1ed from rsliAtls authority taa an organized
at:ack was or is to De INSIDE on Ihis evening The
| sources Of ti'ei: reformation are CT conIee kept
secret.
Sone Of Inc members al The Bufsessea whowere
absent an fuilough repaired TO Head Quarters last
r;ght, on Ills. receipt OF Inc Express
Ga?;. krach's runun;ed c.. six'v s.:ofg. resched
isd- ye-'crisy. Ten. s.s:sfs - t III . zee
>, NO. -ttcd Sssi!.,i 3gaC,. t..s= -: 'e.la
The Troy Wing OF "Wednesday says; q he e1-
| animation before Coson.r Bets was resumed on
blonday. Nsth. p. Martin the stand for sew
srsl hours. Re testiAsd that one Of the persons
now in jail YVES ofths party OF Indians who attacked
Smith in the aTray which resulted in his death.
The name Of tn person is Henry Lupd. He was
arrested on the same day with Goser, wto was
fully committed fog the InrTder Il Smith, On Satur-
day, as stated in our last Alb. Daily Adv.