New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
From Washinsron-The Tariff, Oregon Texas
War &c.
From our Correspondent

From our Correspondent
WAsH.sGroS. Saturday. Nov p.
NJ. Walker the Secretary of the Treasury is
about to come ont with tremendous document oH
the Tariff in his Annual Report understand that
he goes into minute history OF all the Iafi ac'7 Oh
the United States, going lar as TO give eA'Fae's
from the memorials presented TO Congress io7 and
against the several Tarif Laws. He also gives Tue
BY States the passage OF The ciHe'en' ID" 5
know tina; if all be has had cop!ec De 'rss-ii'et
and published It will make the mos; massive 9oca
rneni ever printed by Congress me- So -..H
there were some twenty clerks employed for seve-
raj nights in copying il. The pile Oh manuscripts
appeared more Ike history OF England or Eu'oPt,
than the Repor, OF 4 Secretary II VII pfooeI.E
be about twice as large Bancroft hisoF VI nc
United States with the history OF 1sAHs I'M -
From wha, have heard I fear that he Iarl1 OF
1912 is in more danger than was supposed day or
two since I understand that Walker, buchanan
and Polk are agreed upon recommendaloa 70
Congress 10 modify fuullifv , the Tariff La" so as
10 comport win the intent and spirit 2! OF the Name
letter In other words. that the fFes'Cel' ~ "4'
Message will recommend an alteration OF the present
Tariff syy bI. come out in favor OF incidental pro-
lection TO American manufactures, ana Opposed 20
strictly and horizontal! Tariff ms De So
il will be q curious thing see these oEds OF dli'e9
eni pluEace aad discorGani voices singing ~ ha''
rnony. .-,-..,..
hear also that Mr. Polk will not De 20 violent on the
Oregon question as was anticipated. II Is sald 'ha'
he VIII come out fully in defence OF our fts 10 me
whole OF OREGON and after making II as clear as his
Kane letter AMI as satisfactory 70 himself as may De-
he will refer the whole matter 10 Congress
There is a large number of the Loco-foco party
who not only wish but expecta war with England
on this question Nay, 80 infatuated are some as 10
acknowledge that II we should go 10 war we would
lose Oregon. aud yet they wan; 10 have war Tor
they say if We lose Oregon we viii take canada
| speak with confidence, kHortag what say 10
be true. that Just surely as we extend me laws OF
the nited States over all Oregon. giving the requl-
site notice that the Joint occupancy shall cease
measure which the MA iority OF the LocoFoco party
are determined TO carry during the coming session
Just so surely will We be involved IN war win
England ana that TOO, with the secret sympathy Ii
not the open action of France and Russia against
US There is no mistake abou; It.
We have had another :isticuf scrapc between
Washington letter wriersnd stranscrtrom I lorlta
It occurred last night in Brown Hotel MI w o.
lace. one OF the correspondents OF the New I ORR
Herald. had made some aliuslon In the Herald OF
THURSDAY last 10 gentleman named Lane. think,
OF Key West, as having come on TO attend Inc trlai
of Lieut.. Mclaughlin month after the trial had
been concluded, and claimed pay for travelling Last
night the parties met in Browns Hotel, ana blows
were exchanged. with what effect know not.
You will see bv the Charleston Mercury OF Tues
day last that Mr. Davis of Indiana is not TO be sup
ported by the Southern Members. The leading
editorial article gives strong reasons why he should
not be elected.
Col Mcguire whose services 10 florida are fresh
in the public mind. is n candidate for Sergcantat
Arms 10 the Senate. HlCHELIEC.