New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
VI, Ra,bbuu-Debaie In the sennte-Ciose Of
fhs Debate On the Wilniof Proviso.


WARRINGTON! Friday, Feb. 10.
W RirBbFy did not like the answer of the Sc
,,.,rya fbs Treasury to his resolution OF request
s,ts rsna Of secret agents employed by the
r,sssrJ Department. in certain inexplioable du
te,sbecsse the Secretary would not give the
,,ns He said, that he had heard Of seventeen
ys,,n and that there were probably others.
hsen,. according TO Barnburnng version, that
,,,,. ,ssu.s. some Of whom arc established at Buf
IA gohester, Seneca Falls, made it one portion
= l,sr duty. for which they were reimbursed out
! M Treasury Of the United States. to interfere
ausrtls and energetcally IN the late Gubernatorial
,rn,,st u our State against SILAs WRIGHT. Mr..
R.ysscs seems to think it bard that, If such werc
,ot their duty, the Secretary should be unwilling to
explain wtnhs.
10 a remark Of Judge BAYLY, that an assertion
II Mr.. T. was untrue the New Yorker replied
that 90 man shoald accuse him OF untruth, and be-
lisvs that the offensive remark was recalled and
nodiisd.
The Editor Of the Union being brought before
.bs sspsts on araisnment II do not mean in
v,syra rrsono, bat through his press Mr.. TUR-
nj made quite 40 Onslaught upon Mr. CALHOUN
charging this whole war upon him as a consequence
q tie srnexston Of Mexioo-a measure which
ia 1lsi,zrlrsAd Csrolinisn had accomplished.
~ CALnors made a dignfed. able and impress
ave spy He said that he bad forewsrned the
kirtsrstiop that the march of Gen TAYLOR to
ksRSGsnde rouid involve us IN a war Nth MeJ-
%; III could he, or did he, believe that the rash
sstn been resolved upon, till he saw its Official
announcement.
he said that bat for his desire to keep ON AMIGA
lie ssrus with the Executive, the better TO aid In
as} ,toftb n bo should
have moved resolution Of inquiry upon that act
he neglected to do this for fear 1t would be inter
prsisd q an oct OF direct hostility to the Admins
ration. He did not fear the hostility of the Exec
ttive "a concerned himself but the country through
himself
liseems thea. il was ioretold TO the President
Nd his advisers that the march of Gen. TAYLOR
su an act Of aggresslon--iorctold 10 them and I'M
Feaet upon them by one, to whose assistance
hey knew recourse must be made, If war did
zone. Wickedness and faulty were never more
Ultimately blended than in this whole atrocity OF
Mexican War
Ihefe is a good time coming" The next House
d Representatives, will raise the veil that now
Hacsais frsm the country the grossest corruption
sse NE most abandoned acts of political power.
me venerable Editor OF the Union was lost sight
N me discussion; and ~ II is now past 4, II Is
~aotai whether his existence be recollected be
p'e me adjournment OF the Senate.
Az haApaa ION Monday the debate on W IL
soi Pnviso terminates Ii the question be taken
y ayes and Noes in the House the indications
Hsmf there may be traitors to freedom IN numoel
sancisss to defeat the amendment. However, al
Sfe has not left us. Thank God that New. Norh
es bate one recreant freeman, and that he hopes
"a ntsnds to migrate to Oregon.
NJ HnnroS FISH of New York, and Mr.. BAR
'ntD& Albany, arrived last night-Mr OGDE,
h''us and Mr.. JAMES MONROE are expected
@srow.