New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
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1 NAslINGToN, IAN %, l>io.
you viii sec, by the proceedings Of the House
Eoday, tina, quite breeze was raised among the
j Democracy by the hroad=idc ifed into The
lamp by Mr.. Clmgmau OF North Caroline. some
members Of the Empire Club, it is sud, vii!
Ltack him "ior words spoken in debate" If
Ebey do. they viii find 10 coward IN the object
br their hatred There are several OF them ac.e,
h believe, practising IN their new profession Of
i,uiding the dsstn;es OF the nation. mir. Cling
mans speech, though no. strictly on the Texas
souestiop, was rendered necessary hy the ever
Elas,ing reference made 10 the morqi weight Of
lho late elseton rs verdict IN iavor Of Annex
s,on. TIE Loco tocos were Roasting that the
hghips were air. d 10 fire intc the enemy. The
t,suot!et has teen thrown doSn by u Southern
wnip. -;ho charges lie made, ii aenied, should
lie fully investigated. The New York Wing pa
bers. If they csn sustain hiin. ought 20 substan-
haze ,hein. Il they are true, and II they denied
Nv MIR. Murphy, Mr. Maclay or Mr.. Leonard,
Lne OF whom be.evc is to reply 10 Nr. Cling
ln.n. It seems as if the whole delegation from
Alabama intend 10 speak On this question. Sr.
Egslser and Mr. Paine have already spoken, and
spow Mr.. Yanccy mas thc floor Tor 10 morrow
sBeis new member, elects d in the place Of Dixon
I'M Lewis lie is said 10 he an eoquent stump
sneaker, and will probably do his best. General
In Council has also attempted to gel the floor
In he succeeds, this will be four Of the SIX Demo-
Gratis from that State who will have fired their
guns for Texss
L The Loco.Focos refer frequently TO John Gain,
lev Adams on this question. i1c did 40; intend
st9 speak lie may, however, give ,hem one oi
his inimitcble dressings before they get through.
Mr.. Haywood did NOT offer his bill for Annex
alton, i'll the Senate, to- day, as was expecttt-I
lido not yet know the reason.
The issues ofthe late Elcctioa--Frec Trade
Texas, and Dorr, were received IN the Senate
,a.day, By ,esoiuGogs from the Legislature of
New Hampshire.
1t was intended to bring the gag to bear on the
Texas question on Wednesday, that the resolu-
lion might pass the House on the c;gh h of jan
uary. The state OF the debate Will hardly permit
that now Ii may continue for several days #
not for weeks, unless otherwise decrecd in caucus
You will see by tue Richmond Wing that old
|" Nous Verrons' il calling loudly for prompt
action; Texas must be annexed and the Tariff
Ibr ken down Any Loo Foco who bolts on th.se
issues, is damned through all Polkdom. See the
Enquirer of TO day. PqSSim-Scnator Foster Of
-FOUR State figures largely in the Enquirer.
Anong the arrivals at COlcman's today no
ice Mr- At1ood Surveyor q, ;ho Port of Now
York. He comes to surrey his chances for Goa
lirnatlcn. Though ne hopes to be confirmed, yet
Il think his success is doubtful. Henry HON of
IPhiladelphia IS also among the arrivals, probably
on some mission Of Loco Foco patriotism, Il. C.
selEaggrandisemcnt.l
Pishon PORK nf Tennessee arrived at COC-
mans this evening, accompanied by Bishop Ell
lot of Georgia. | notice also the name of S.
Dorr, Jr. Of Providence.
About QUO o'clock to-day a snow storm COM
menccd, which continued till after six O'Clock
this evening, when il turned to ram, covering the
streets aud side walks several inches deep with a
mixture Of STOW, rain and mud. II is NOW (noon
of night still raining.
hope that some OF tl.c Loco Focos will come
out against Texas III the pending debate. There
are some OF that party in New York and Con-
nectcut who, it is said, refuse to be Poked by
party drill. Yours, RlCHElIGu.