New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
A rsxaa Compromiae.

Mr.. John p Hale, of Dover, N. Fl. once q
warm Federalist, now an eminent Polk-and-
Texas Democrat from New. Hampshire, has
submitted to the House proposition of Com
promise, SO called, on the subject of Slavery in
Texas Il is DIS fellows:
Provided That Immediately after the question of boundary
between United States O Amsfcn and Mexico shg have
bean de6nvc settled BY the two Govemment and before
any n. :. III TeS q Texas
follows, to wit: Bs:innsg Ct point on The Gull ct Mexioo
on and then b. line running n nolthwe,tes d..
ssms nearly as possible IN two equal patti and POI:
ton OF sad territory lying south aud west =. me NE ., run Us
lute otherwise haa IN The punishment OF crimes whereof The
@ have SSsa dq sT as
United states and the pc pie OF ,ad Territory ana ot eyer
S;ais. u the Union.
This is q fair specimen Of the Compromises
which Freedom il likely to secure in this Texas
business. Just look at it: Slavery is to have all
the settled portion of Texas all that portion near
est the United statss, and nearly all tina. Is hab
table. Freedom is 10 be turned off with that
which Slavery dure not now settle, and hardly
would il we had the whole country IN peaceab!e
Procession, siuce the Slaves would be likely to
run away into Mexico. Freedom, is to have the
Rio del Nor;e, with d pat of the CamaHcRe
country and the desolate mountain region farther
North, and on this che forms catchpole police
10 return the runaway Slaves oithe fertile Cotton
and Sugar region. And this Is called Com.
S~omise between the North and the South Of the
Slave question Ia Texas A Northern man is
its author! Let all who love Freedom spurn this
poor attempt at selfdelusion The great cause
of Human Liberty is to be sacrificed in this Texas
iniquity, but let it ba done mantul!y and openly
MARYLAND-The Resolutions moved in the
Huuss Of Delegates by Mr.. w. Cost johnson,
declaring it to be The sense the Genera! Assem-
bly, of Mar, land that the General Government
should pledge i.s faith and extend It's credit
for the relief of the Slater, by Issuing two
hundred millions Of Government stock, 10 be
appornoned among the States upon an equita-
bic basis, and earnestly requesting The Scna-
tors ana Representatives, that State in Con.
gress 10 Go all in their power 10 secure the
adoption of this measure at The earliest practical
bic period, were takea up on Tuesday last, and,
after full exposition Of the whole subject BY the
mover, Were adopted ON the following day, by
yeas and nays-iha yeas being 40, and the nays
l6. The resolutions are now before the Senats
of the State. Nat. lnteiigencor.
u ofcourse, Maryland, being deeply in debt
ana scantily pleased with the means OF payment,
would like to have the Union help her GU! all
fair and natural. Many of US who are in her
position would like to have some rich uncle or
friend do the nsedful Tor US. Blu, the thing won't
be done, nor begin to, and we cannot see why Mr..
Cos. Johnson should have pressed his Project on
tbs Legislature at this time. He knows perfect
ly well that nothing can come Of il except posi-
bly, U. S. Senator. What Maryland has TO DO is
to finish some of her works if they are worth IT,
but at any rate to the means and pay a, least
the interest on he, debt. Any other course is
simply triaing with very serious matter.
IL Gov. CcorsR of Delaware closes his off.
oial duties with Message OF two columns, in
VIII ich he warmly approves the Protective Policy,
condemns Reputation and Riots, and regrets the
defeat Of Mr.. Clay.-Why can't we have emo OF
the short Message hind of Governors in our Slater
Delaware is out of debt end has money in
pocket.
Missouri CuRsENcY-Ws doubt whether the
political economists would recognize the Missoui
currency as circulating medium, at least saci.
as the Sheriff Of Rip!ey County, paia IN his
settlement with the State Au6iios, Tor The yoa7s
revenue he paid $3.50 lawful money, and the
balance of his dues, in DOlf scalp certificates and
accounts against the State ior fees in Crminsl
cases! The ,coy scalp certificates woald hardly
be at par al over the country, but they might go
very well on the prairies, especially among that