New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-01
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WASHINGTON Dec 80. ls45
This evening 1 hear nothing but satisfaction ex-
pressed at the condition in which public affairs are
now placed BY 10 days action in both Houses Inc
speecbes made on Nativism 10 day have bothered
the Loco Focos exceedingly. The charges were so
successfully made against the Loco Focos as being
the friends and origina.ors OF the Native movement
that they were glad 10 hush up the debate. MT
DIXON received many compliments for his speech.
Among others. JOIN QUINCY ADAMS shook hands
with him heartily and congratulated him on his sue
cessful DEBUT Connecticut has representation IN
the present Congress of which she may be Justly
proud Mr.. DiXons speech will be published In
pamphlet form and circulated over the Union gene
rally Several printers have applied 'or cop! VI
his noies-all anxious 10 print IL
TIE state Of the war party in the Senate, thinK
guessed at correctly in my last. To-day proceed
ings in that body confirm the position then TOOK
Let the Wing party use all their influence 10 s9s'
tain Mr. Polk offer OF the 49th parallel rs 3 oouhda'
~. and the war folly is at an end. England must
accept Mr.. Cahouns position TO day has sent the
manic home TO the panic makers themselves
The nomination of Mr.. WOODWARD Is sui me
question of the day Mr. CAMERON unexpectedly re-
turned TO this city yesterday He was on MS way
home 10 bring on his family, but having arrived III
Philadelphia he found 1t necessary from 'he eAcle
ment there prevalent about this appointment 10 re-
turn in hot haste. il is said 10 oppose the nomiha'
,;or Nstivjsn has been so clearly proved upon
the Loco Foco party, that they think it will not do
TO throw this appointment into me scale as al Hull
tional proof of Mr. Folks love OF Nativlsm
Now that the debate on Nativsm has been con-
clnded in the House. | shall ask leave 10 add my
testimony in a letter on this subject. The Loco-Fo'
cos have become too nsoeut IN their pretended ao'
horrence of Native and W hig coali!ions IheH IN
science demands that the whole truth on THIS sub
iect should be told.
stA EInlfi fn
handed over to Committee of five appointed by
the Speaker They are MCKAY, n. q GROVER,
IN. W McCLERNAND, (ll.) JONES, Tenn ana
SAwrELLE, Me.) all Loco-Focos.
A bold attempt is now being made by some Loco
Focos to crush JOHN C. CALHOUN because he pro-
noses 10 sustain Mr. POLK in his conduct on the
Oregon affair. Ifthe Loco -Fo cos are opposed TO
compromise on the 18th degree OF N l.. why
not hold mass meetings over the country ana de'
nounce Mr. Polk for offering IT Why denouhce
MrCALHoUS and laud Mr. POLK, Tor supporting Tue
very same proposition. Ii there is any reason Tor
making this distincton il must be because MI POLK
has offices in his gift and Mr.. CALHOUN has none OF
that cohesive power to bestow which every oouy
believes holds the party together and binds It's mem
bers TO their leaders 1t will be worth your atten
lion 10 what view the organ VIII take Vi tnis
subject to morrow morning.
Speaking of organs reminds me of the fling which
the United States Journal had, last night at + aher
RIrcHIE in publishing the following definition OF
the word organ.
An organ is the largest and most harmonious o. ciad
instruments of music consisting OF pipes which are led
with und and stops touched by the fingers It Is blown
by beiL0us."
The Journal is out with leader this evening on
-" Murdered Oregon, in which it expresses tear
that Oregon will be divided the 49th parallel and
that the Senate will confirm this as treaty on boun-
dairy between US and Great Britain.
Gen DARSELL is still delayed here, somewhat
unaccountaby. with the Texas Resolutions and
Bills. They have not yet been all signed II is ex-
pected that they will be ready for despatch o-rnor
row evening when he will leave for New. Orleans
and thence by the Red River for the capital Of
Texas. He hopes to overhaul Capt. TODD OF the
Texan Navy who left here three days since
with the intelligence that the admission resolutions
had passed Ii seems 10 be fixed principle that
this Texas business shall be attended with the great
est possible expense.
Mr.. McNULTY was among the visitors to the
House to-day. He on the floor shaking hands
with almost every body.
Tomorrow being Resolution day, Gen McCeS-
NELL has given it out his serious intention to
move a series of joint resolutions for the Annexa.
ton Of Ireland to the United States RIcHELIEU.