New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-03

Tho Washington correspondent Observer Of
he PAdaioiDhia Lcdgcr. dated Fob. vi. makes tho
lLIowine statemenls With regard D lhe ksaly

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the PARadoiphia Lcdycr. dated Fob. ~. makes tho
following statements with regard 10 the treaty
Tie rrsAy has been today eoaadsfei ln secret Ike.
confirm my suspicioa that Hon Daniel Wsbsisr will
not for tho treaty and hat number 81 ssnsof' ou
thst side 90 me House. among whom may mention Davis
Of Mas.achusctts, C0rsin Balivt1 ClAk Phelps, Up.
ham, sri possibly one " two more. viii 40 with hm on
tfcay alter al SHOULD b made they vii b called ypoa
90 vote and supplies ald they determined 10 rut
an enc 20 tho VA a. al events either BY treaty or D.
NihaialDs our tlo'ps 4ley ri1r upon "is opP'ftnti
~ which seems 70 inspire the whole county With hsu
ceTe desrs for peace 70 dictate terms 60 tho Predent
anl t-eud ie.ly apPesf tAit ne ffesien - synilns
tie treaty n has thrown the sAs cut VI MS hands toto
hose Of tho opposition he has stopped the var fever
oHciAy, ard may not oe abs 90 excite agaa whea li
may be wanted II the people we're 10 magnetic trance.
be hss walked them, aud may lot hayetin biz power o
Il "a. ysfy well to drive tho opposition either to q
Treaty Of Pesce or O. mi the nNcn IN their profecs
tior Of the bot the Whigs would seem are 30
b. caught In dilemma The National Iatsiiisracsr of
TINS morning contains hs Programme Of a part they are
preferred the Treaty with but article IL 10, Their,
shall be peace between the United States and Mexico. 10
thea distinctly tha u would have preferred
-emniy, bat Is willing TO support the Treaty merely be-
10 prefers peace 90 Wsr and not becsuse o likes the
srpuati5ns contained in the Treaty IT, therefore The
Treaty be confirmed here and rejected BY Mexico, the
Wings found % enforce a. and the Admirisira
ton must ~. exp.-t fror, them . her n.. or money
Bat this all Tire most IN paatable portion Of the
Certain gragtess under the Mexican government pre-.
vi0us TO the year 1885, and the confirmation Of similar
grants u California IS precisely in favor " these that
the Intsieenosr pleads the custom Of nations in such
made and provided that II the treaty should bs
ameuds In this respect through the Influence Of Demo
cratic Sensors the wings may charge the Adminisfrs
ton party with a. and thus deprive Mr. Polk Of the issue
which he would otherwise have made with them
Yet with al these apparent difficulties the treaty will
10 confirmed but By confirmed treaty must not
derstand which IL also confirmed By the Mexican
Congress or BY government 10 Mexico which promises
the lesst stability the shape Of guaranty for the "a
Wehave certainty OF the treaty being ratified by
tie American Senate sud strong probability that Il viii
also Be ratified by the Mexican Congress- bur beyond this
know nothing I mention this merely that the
position in which the country placed may be properly
understood aud 10 prevent too Sanguneous hopes Of long
aud everlasting peace.
understood oday that Gen Foot OF Mississippi has
fist sganst the Tresty snd II this Be he case 10
will certainly be joined by his colleague Gen. Davis Case
to-day IL also and Judge Dougas OF Illinois 10
remains be however hether shsl not the
farce Of 81 80 acted ssain.
The proposition discuss the Treaty with open dcors
has been rejected, rot only the ground that sena
tors might be subject 20 undue influences the part
81 the public and the press but because Senators night
also be constrained TO act more or lesI discreety IA
regard 20 The President.
Mr. Buchanan makes secret Of bic hostility % The
treaty aud ia said 70 have advised even against the
pension Of Gen Scott There may be IN this than
has as yet met the public eye. The thing however you
may down certain viz tha. The treaty will charge
The whole political aspect, ald disturb ali the arrange
meats ich may tnus far have been made or tn fes
Ceucy. And This holds not only SIDE " the house
bat both. the result will show when Gen scott shall
have come home from the Court Of Inquiry, which IL
invesuzaing bis o1icial conduct