New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04
By This Mornings Mail.
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.o''e,'''''-~ WAsulseIoS. FEB. :. Isl

WASHINGTON, rev. - ASf'-
To-morrow will be great day N ms Guy. IN Al
,bs House we shall have Cfegon anc ~ III 80
-. If the Cspi,ol, it il probable we sna.i haVe
Ti.s r., Cnnu,ittee or Foreign Affairs na'e
- va,,,,s schemes of Annexation before trtl
. ~. 80, and il is probable that tnea fNspof'
~ III - al, to.r,orrcw Taat Comi:i'i'ee Is com
49,, of f-e r-rhers-.four, arS1eI, os.'iea ~
Norshead and Cnoate, Wngs-one, 81, Pssai,,tior
- Tba Rsport will be against Inc h,s9i"'':li
he the House. and il il all tie ',e'nSers WIN
- ,,;tb me exception of Buchanan "hstleI
~ vii ms - . minority Report or moi eanho' -
49,, . ror,rs, he vii dissent from TIE fle~s o. 'u0
naia,;r,. H. can ;eke no other coarse Il n NJ GS
nsctE IS /, j. said he does, TO be James ~ yin
Secretary Of Safe. ~ ;,,srss,.
md Elaborate document. twill reflect the views
al ali sections of the Country Archer from Tue va
D,m;,;ou. Bsrrien from the South, Nofsnraa iton1
The W-sr. particularly glorious Old Kentucky auo
Chost. from, the North aud East. Ire Texas cues,
i;oo will be fully discussed in this Report; pa'
snno9se the principal poi5t will be, as nave ioA
snca rnd Won. pro;es; against he Consu'uueoai
-gbf Of Congress 20 usurp what clearly belongs 10
M frsa;v making power. Inc question nisy u o
| h. 10 lay the whole proceeding on the table va
,his en- interesting discussion Will iaSe place. Ge
isha,A rnsy continue !0fs good many days, Us al
| most every member of the Senate VIII ha'e S0ae-
| tiiins 10 say. =,
10 ~. on This Texas question in tine Senate rs II
+. hnrd "a tel WHIST precise question II may be on
which the vote nay h5tssea. We're II 10 De ta"ea
| without nnv ether embarrassment Tran tae mere
,4,a thar he whole matter 1t came irciu Inc
| Jopse $ Unconstitutional, We nigh, make guess
As mis- sill probably be nearly the shape IA ~hcn
II will be presented, venture the following, Wnion
would not do we're ii NOT that estimates nave pSen
made of the state OF the vote II this branch, ne
vo,s hsirs 10 Law on the fsble a. unconstitutional.
Ysas-Evuns. Fdirfeid. Phelps. phsn Shnn,e t:stef'
Suasuc simmons Huntington. Dir Day tom Nier' 49,! ar
a,sS' f s1dSsin Moreesd nerdea, iGpDaa a.
WHIT. Beat0n. Potter, Woodbridge 81. ~
i.occs IN {f1tcS.
N,vsyvoalbury Ather,on Dickinson. Buchanan Star,
seoG, Haywood HuEer. McDufs. Co9u le"s asnasr'
s,a Walker. Fsstr. anneGan Sempe h'eese' Ache'on'
ASHLEY, Seyer-H
Whres IN iLEflcS.
DouprrrL-Nilcs. Johnson, .Nerrtei.
Ing afsI Loco. Inc other t~o W big.
SOM. might make different esiimlte. These
three doubtful ought all to 90 againsthe measure Tor
aurexaion-wn.leo others would rut;as Lcco-t tcos
whom haze placed in opposition 10 Annexation as
doubtful.
There is one sign which looks veil: II is that
some ghigs ara anxious 20 Dot that tie texas .sso'
.nti5r viii uot pass the Senate The Locos are shy
| At accepting [ think The foregoing might be relied
on we're the vote 10 BE- taken tomorrow on me q4es
;ion. Whether they will all stand irn, after fok
arrival, canDct say. 1t may be worth while TO no
ice the history OF tHos- Senator's who vote Otter
enilv TO see wat fivors they may ask and ob:aiu
for riering their conscisnces. Evea Dickinson OF
New ork, if the Legislature should speak s opin-
ion boldly would have 10 oppose Annexation, or
sink into the embraces OF Executive ievor.-bat
truce 10 speculation for some time.
Ii is said that vacancy may occur in the Boston
C.,ilecrorshin this week-varous charges are made
in justification OF the removal OF the present Incum-
sent RIcHELIEU.