New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
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,saSAins s,ccA by It's backing and hlaS on INC orc
,,r Question. has seen fit 10 speak Of MIR, Webster
AMI tho Tv,eaue Is likely - bc frightened or TO
5iShscn eshcys ucedlesSy with apprcho"s'ons o.
wM. We ,acspj>c this calumny too thoroughly TO
ans>yc- il. We hsvc nc particle OF spprohcns''"
tast Me pclk snd Ms advisers ia'cnd to 50 to W !"
--iar sn,a, IL. We only sco tbs; they are sasccr-
siding ~ The S.bjocI OF Oregon, purely Tor Political
,s>l NJ homo in such away tina, they may unwRrily
go, ,ai s position where they Will have no aterna
,sS ~, ps<.oas disgrace or National Wax and
,Sl aapy;nciplci men viii always choose the lat
~ Whist We desire Is tiN public attention ON
,nssr movements SO rs to keep them GU, OF this
aaea,aas.
whea tho Baltimore Convention which nomina
,rs PelA resolved that our RICH, 10 tsc c6oIe OF
orrso, is cleas and indisputabe; and that " the re-
Annexation a Texas and TsOccupa;jon OF Oregon
1-e svcat National objects, 10 be accomplished as
.vx>N,,l 50 possible &c. nothing at all was meant
hv q Aai - catch votes Mr., Folk recchoed this
,sls. SORROW ha, modified, in his Inaugural Address,
e>,aas, hc Sst under party obligation to DO So IN
N;,N o! what had been resolved II Baltimore
rAss called on; the British Ministry in counter
..s.en,sn; snd We do no, believe they stopped, or
wsu long sop. al mere talk BY the time Congress
sail hSve resolved 70 ,ake possession Of all Orc
sc-l we pre<arlc j, viii hc toand to contain some
hing usov,e 70 sakc than we bsrsained for
So, ,hsre is ssea; deal We; TO be done this side
es wsr Congress .asy resolve that all Oregon Is
cars Saa we VIII have il bu, ihGt is not War Par
Hx=eat VIII counieyrcsolyc thar y part OF II
ss ;Ae-s and they VIII keep it-s;ill there is no War
Caas-eSs assy establish Mailroute over the Rocky
Mountains extend the jurisdiction OF Iowa or Ne
h.ssSa over os- Pe02ie in Oregon. and there is yet
o,.hi.s ike War. Our Government may give
saus,l actcs Of intention 10 close the Joint Occupa
,oa al tie end OF Inc specified twelve months: what
o. IL Unw;se this surely would be, but in strict
accordance with the treaty Great Britain is as
likely 10 30 j: SIS We, and indeed. after what has
passe5 We ,hink her likely TO take the lead il it
We rsSy FOO! away any amount OF money in esiab
Esh:2s pos.s on the route the Columbia. send out
dragons By the regiment, and even march an army
mo o-econ there is no war in all this Great
Britain -asy send another army there if she chooses
Bal he moment We resolve 10 extend our iurisdc
,;oa ors- az Oresoa and seriously undertake TO
subject ;bs British subjects therein 20 our authority
.Ses we are on the brink Of War, and the chances
are zen 10 one that it VIII follow. But We do yet
believe tina, Congress will so provoke needless
Wa
T-ee. the heads OF our rulers have been little
TUNED by their luck in regard 10 Texas, You pre-
ticted Wa say their organs, bat see how peace
ab!y il is doret Well, srs. if Revolution should
break oat n England Just YOU fasten your clutch
On Oregon. and the Queen be de;hroned, and the
Govennen, deprived alike OF money and credit,
yo1 my &c, al Oregon as easy as You did Texas.
L ron chose 70 operate on The presumption that
snch STATE OF things win occur, just 20 ahead
vrr Sreenbersb and O'Ccnnor-Sentencc Ccui-
uiuted.
We have sdvices irom Albany which render ii
esrtsiH ina, tie Governor has resolved to commute
The Sentence OF Death against the doomed men al
OeIhi TO one Of Imprisonment for Life. We felt sure
Of This before but could no. announce with entire
confidence We have no longer doubt of the fact
The Official PRONUNCIATION OF the fact does yet
appear in the Albany papers, and we can only infer
thai ii is awaiting the preparation of of Gov.
Wrights interminable documents. What need there
can be Tor such paper We cannot imagine. The
Governor told us all he knew about the, Anti Rem;
business, and something extra in his Annual Mes
sage last January then another long sermon in his
Proclamation OF Martial Law in Delaware; and now
his nsxt Message is close al hand, when he give
rs allthe new light he has on the subject, Would
not column answer now!
e The Utica Gazette now states the fact tina
The Tribune has but stood on the defensive in its
controversy with the " Y. Express. II did not
state this fact when frs; mixed in to this matter
by pronouncing that controversy disreputablc
brewl, without qualification TO either party
How would the Editor like if attacked in Genesec-
and obliged TO beat of some surly ruffian intent
breaking DIS bones, TO be ectured therefor by his
neighbors as disreputable brawler AS to the
rebuke given him by the Evening Journal in regard
10 his remarks on the Fred Douglass rio, on board
the steamship, we copied not merely the Journalsrc
buke but the Gazette's language which provoked ii.
Our readers had full means of Judging of the rela
i've justice OF the two articles being already in pos
session OF the iacs.-We do that any farther
remark is required by the Gazette's las, article.
n The Patriot of this city carries its hatred to
foreigners far that mans is sin in its Native
eyes. In speaking of Dennis Mccarthy of Sana in this
State he calls him lrishman. We know not wha,
constitutes Nd,ice in Patriotic sense but Mr.. Nc
Csrthy born in this country should think gave
Patriot intend add third principle to Nativism, and
prosecute man for bearing the OF his father
Il Part OF the Army of Occupation at Corpus
Christi is grumbhng because it has not yet received
i,s pay nor been permitted to fight. Even Texas
has given them the cold shoulder and thew have run
in debt in anticipation of receiving their stipend from
the u S. Government.
GEoReIA.-The following State officers have been
reelected by the Legisature:-N C. Barne, Secreta-
ny OF State Walter H. Mitchell, Treasurer; D. E.
Boutwell,, Comptroller General; and P. NJ. Comp
ton, Surveyor General.
EXPERIMENTS on Lone ISLAND HEAp-A series
of experments progressing at Long Island Head
having for their object the testing of the relative merits OF
European and American Lieh;Hoase wv. T. Lewis
Esq who presided over the erection OF two Light.
Houses at the above place. upon the French pan gives