The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-17
WARRINGTON, Nov. Is, 1916.

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On Monday, the It'll OF December the second session
of the Goth Congress commences In MANY respects IL
,ru, ho o,. 80 nr,o..,;n.s ana rosur,. ,ot -.
WI" oe one oi proceedings una reSui'' no less import
ant than those of the memorable session enactng the
duced tariff the ne sub treasury the warebousnq hill
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the peace with Great Britain and the war with Mexico
The fundamental measures upon which this Admins
,ration was elected and unon which all tho divsrss and
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he'e''sehous ae"'' VI tue siea' oehocfauo iamhy 30
harmoniously united in Is4a the very issues OF party
success in that campaign present tho singular anom,lv
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III usl aaoPuo u a oS'ixahiIaon Oh 'he very mate
arkahe adhesion Tho fact il singular Mt first blusb
that series of enactments upon which all of the diy
consumnaon be the very means of snl.ns un o0 th
marty again into its original fragments ~ 'A0
Th. isrlf OF Mr. walker carried by the most per-
IN. most extensive promises or intima,ions Of rew.rj
The wet sre Officially encouraged to believe that all
would he right ,,h the rivers snd barbo, and anne
bansions of VITO ia case of derec,ion sayad h arT
Of ne IA official nti alton in favor Of the rivers ma
barhars secured the massage of Mr. Wa,kar,s S,ea,h
,che ules The north and the west wers defss,eh IN
avery ,hngn every thing the south wsra snccessfri
This mise in tn, case of the rivera and hsrhor s AZ
cialy annour cpd in the Presidents obectons the vsrv
dav after tie tariff was secured The vast ara ;n;g
nant They had been most egregously bamboo led by
the President MIR Richie and Mr. Adam. nm ,bo n,
they had been circumvented 10 Obedience in
the tariff ALL and by sratsgem which thew were too
ssrye TO suspect mulcted OF the two millions for
AMI Asrbors
Their vengeancs was naturally directed TO the .optb
IN he mn retal init
The BIZ, OF two millions for the purchase OF the gov.rn
rnent of the Mexicans of treaty of peace wa, before
the House The north and the west ware .ors Ths
south were cbucklng in the highest piea wLan
the proviso of WIIm,t of Pa enio;ning that in No
territories which may be acquired in the proposea rea
ty with Mexico or by any other treaty shall slavery he
permitted to exist fell upon the assembled wisdom ri he
nation like bombsheli Ths proviso was adon,ad and
the bill passed with IT, by a conclusiye majority Wa
ieave II 10 Honest John Davis 10 ,ccount ior
the senate " "'''DA' ''' ''' u''eA' IN
Now the question recur, will the north and wss, NJ.
sent TO The extension of slayerv beyons tic rors
acquired in the ANNEXATION Of TEXAS No cir and
upon this very issue we NAV expect before the close
the sesson II not in the beginning most d.erm;n al
and demonstrated agitation We anticnste beSor. the
sdiournmept of Congress- a peace with M.x;co W.
shsIl acoure nv such peace large accaes;on ~
nv, south and west Of the boundaries of Texas The
senate will be called 10 ratv sucb .reatv snd 18th
House. for nppropriations of monev IN meet Ire
ana 10 carr, into effect And Iere viii ar;se and hsr
will be cd the proviso for arre,ting ths
OF the area Of as Mr. Brink erbo i
The South appear to be Indifferent about II on ;nd
ference for which we cannot really acconn, uni. s
the supposton tn this of slave h
free States impossibIe we have dsrent ;mnrs
We apprshend that the updoubted possbiiity of inc
power of the North and West 10 give meas na hornds
10 tbe South will be too strong e. -. $3.50