New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON October - ls+5.
General Cameron OF Pcnnsy ania. Is said to have
arrived in town. and rumor connects his visit with
the talkedof resignation Of Mr. Buchanan Mr..
Cooper OF Georgia. Mr. Payne Of Alabama, Mr..
Holmes of South Carolina, Mr.. Weller Of Ohio.
aud several other persons Of more or less distinction
are among the visitors al the political capital at this
present, Ii seems generally agreed tia, Mr.. Bu-
cbanan will leave the Cabinet The succession lies
between Mr. Walker and somebody in Virginia,
though there certainly is Tutoring among the Cal
houn men, as though they expected that thor chlei
were going to receive a call. This Is however
rather A wild conjecture The enemies OF Mr. Ca
boun are rumorcd to have finally prevailed over
rim tor that he has written book. perhaps against
Protection. perhaps IN favor OF governing 0y mlhoF
ties perhaps on niggerism. as the only safeguard
after liberty Of the pure Caucasian race The
tsmiars of Thomas Paine. when he got high used
10 eer NJ and vcx HIM hy telling him he put all the
sens, be had in his book leaving himself IN pos
session of only nonsense and drveL Ia listening io
and reading Mr. Calhoun have often thought he
had exhausted his mind on some book. but that
book II il ever appear will doubtless he worth
looking into. n he comes back 20 the senate Nr.
NcDufie | SUPPOSE viii have 10 give way Tor hu!.
for Mr. Huger knows too well when he swell OF -
5udre for any body. The iriie and trumpery letter
with which Mr. McDutie has lately favored south
Caroline and the world, concerning the corrcspon'
lent of the Charleston Mercury. Mr.. Polk. and the
Tariff lead, one 10 believe that his mind mas a.
deeply and permanently affected by his recent
paralytic attack all his friends at first feared
The Virginia Democracy are going II in gentle
wav against Mr. Buchanan. An article in the Rich
mond Enquirer touching his very peculiar and adj
mrable qualifications tor a Justice OF tine nitcd
States Supreme Court has attracted great deal OF
IL IA zaff IN q M In.
ker i rumored to have discovered that the cry OF
down with black Wig Tariff j. ali nonsense.
and that he lOngeih IN consequence for the diplo.
matte department He an old IN tina, w aiker
He i ike the warhorsc. he panteih tor the battle
qfar of bat when he snheih the near approach of
the row he snketh. Sensible fellow. though. Ike
him He agrees with Mr. Weller. Sam tina, bat
tledoor is VERY nice game. when one does 40
happen to be the shuttle-cock and other people do
Good old Father Richie has become completely
transformed since he has received the official ap-
pointment of Cerberus to the council chamber. He
growls and snarls and snaps at the heels OF all
comers whom he suspects OF the ability to flourish
a quill as though he considered the accomplishment,
nothing better than diploma Tor pocket pic king
The quarres he has conirived TO get up with news
paper correspondents here are innumerable. IL Is a
pity that he should think il necessary to be 50 tero
cious and uncy to earn his whites and drink,
albeit they are somewhat more sumptuous than
Tuy Mormon CoMPROMIsE-Th st Louis Re
publican Of the sth inst contains the correspondence be-
tween the Anti. Mormon Committee aud the President
and Council Of the Mormon Church which discoses the
terms on which the parties have agreed TO suspend hos
itios The following official letter from the Mornons
will enable our readers to get clear understanding u
the matter
NAuyoo oct l. lsij
To On John Hardin, ~ B. Warren, s 4 Doyglas'
and J. 4. McD0usdi.
NEssRs-ln reply 10 your letter Of this date request.
ing US to submit the facts and intentions stated BY us 20
writing order that you may lay them before the Gov
ernOr and people Of the State would refer you 10
our communication OF the oath ut to the Quincy Com
mitiee" &c. copy Of which Is herewith enclosed
In addition 10 this would say that We had com
menced making arrangements TO remove from ms
County previous the Disturbances that we now
have four companies organized Of one hundred families
each and six more companies now organizing OF the
same number each. preparatory 10 removal.
That one thousand families, including the Twelve, the
Agh Council the Trustees and general authorities OF the
church. fully determined 10 remove IN the spring
independent Of the contingency Of selling our property
and that this company viii comprise rom hVo To SIX
thousand souls.
That the church, a body, desire TO remove with
and will if sales be effected az 10 raise the neces'
sary means.
That the organization OF the Church we represent
such that there never exist but one head pres
deucy any time and all good members wish 10 be-
with the organization ami al are determined 70 remove
10 some slant point where shall neither infringe or
be nlnn,ed upon, IS time and means will per-
NIT
That have some hundreds Of farms and some two
thousand or houses for sale in this city and county
and request all good citizens 10 assist In the disposal
Of our property.
That we 10 expect 10 find purchasers for our TEN
pie and other public buildings but we willing 20 rent
them 10 a respectable community who may inhabit the
city
Iha, we wish il distinctly understood that although We
may find purchasers for our property We will not
sacrifice ii give away or suffer IL Illegally 10 be
wrested from
That we do not intend to any wheat this fall. and
should all sell shall put in any more crops Of
any description.
That as soon practicable will appoint commit
for this city La Harpe Macedonia, Bear Greek and
all necessary places in the county 10 give Information to
purchasers
That II all these testimonies not sufficient 20 satisfy
any people that in earnest We will soon give them
a IN that cannot be- mistaken, rs EH h1re ttea
Ia behalf Of the Council.
Respectfully yours. g.,
BRIGHAM YOUNG Prest
WILLARD RICHARDS, Clerk.
The Ant-Mormon Committee, in their reply 10 the fore
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