Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
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The great question oi the Presidency
is lost sIgai a. here luf n moment in ,ha
consideration ol9hat Is temporarily, as l
wonld hope, mate pressing question
that al slavery iulhencW territories, All
pafliez are =hasen hg this absorbing
question, aud some meW like Rgesrdg
Johnson are Tree Ia say, that fhsy arr
morn mAIous Tor iIs proper settlement
Than lhgy la cYgn Ior The result ol the
Presidential zlrauuH.
The Committee an Cempfomisr has
held several meetings Nothing has
lmH.rnd 10 fhaif proceedings. exespl
auH .H.#. W, fhnlua Hzu uH inference.
a9l us#a l4Ht. ahas III. Calhoun. lis one o.
fhelammH. Ia, given bl- F,asaas idf
NJ. -IauHI1a compromises nu tHa albiz
iafs luu al - aa. There are numerous
aud substantial, objections Iu that limo.
and one is. that II vail 50 dyIla GaIifos=
ma aud Wv Mexico taat we eaunuU geI
IA sHeif1m ei.hHr sIlaoi the liua Cal.
Iin@ia. loHa century, raHld mako huJ1aa
Saff. Tho zams my He saida- Jo NuU
Mexico.
luul that fbe Southern mon are gsHuf.
ally ,ulayar oi soma immediate a1upru.
mis- aai Ho=l of tHaH prefer the old
AiH=1W me. ii WeIeoH. al H..
Haz sls#u#nHH reasons agau.t ias CON.
/ HuH# which Ga}#laa marh0gIghl.-
ait He,.slI zaid tIal lie idaa al pro.
/ dusma auya..Huat8 h#iWfsuihs North
and luH. south. hy "a mefe abstract qaas.
HuHia# .H.s Huz. isIlla. and he declared
Eo lIla ssa.# Ai##uH8Im tHat Iua whole
excitement vas m#Ns H1.iaaH. aud
auH.t 80 atH vii Il# HH-IH.#mI
HiseaaH IlH a# ll# uHB.a8 Hat Il
HoaHaai#H eHtlEe iHa So a1, a1HIlHN
HsuH itaa las8tH ,H# excitement Ills
sWlaz sla'azaa. 4Iz #I1u ua uas Us
uase eHaH=-. baH th#y all HaH atzua
aW# H#. fa4Eau#e. HaHou uH8H IIIs s=H4s
a#.#lNa.IH.d= I=HaaHafa ial III eS-
IsH=a#a HH# AlI#-HHa Ime. N4.#NHz.-
col. a= he. aua#.d. vii #leH li# asm-
a.sHr #laI ap4H ase his. u#w= .a .u=
k1ra. muHHrf compromise Wa.eH aH
= = h. iHuH-, mIH aer4,uaa n IH#
81 III ##rHHs###t ##H ,H#EHH pcs.
=HaHi a.i} aaH..ug ~ lHs ua-a sH.e
H.aos fa# Na,tH Hd ma# Hama4e
81 .H# pop - z sHs fsHl0Ha- ta5u-
UisUr.
lu.H a.-o, tial N. DAVIS, @. Mas,
and AG Webster wbca bee sluIl return
Zoo h- .li ihI, Wurk. wall pmpsea erW-
lnu-. which wil,Uof clHWeualrl.r
4u-.UHaHa.. They instructed pN0.r
ruW-, .4. extension oI slavery ms 5,,.
Jfar' I4cy Wiil propose TO adm' .ao
iHrtuaf gs Stoie-, mu-ptrItaly per-.
lal-. ala 90 plliect them p- territories.
nH.iHty ufe able TO rrmp.y with uhr
constitutions. acquisitions, ucr -.a5 u
tls.r admission a- Sig'c4 lt isea-y .u.
I 'aul ou. Q, ~7t how BOO iai- way J.i.y uas
'=aAH ,U. 4.tH oul 0l stump
llauy u. yuu -Jppo- l.Al lle A1Hleu
Nu--Nyhl.L Fillmore. Lawrence.
Wentworth Truman >mtu. etc.. .,mIa.
tU.t NgA ihe NuluHm all-a,.g
Ua,gu.u.,. yuu arr Wu-uIA mistaken.
IuF Ha,a dacari thoirN.W. public.
H,H u.aal ium ibcm boo private rll.
,tuaaUIs. l.u strongest disclaimers u.
uuy such views us uwJuunueI lplHam.
uu. muuotra each wi 800 uI .s.u clu-
siiertbfml--H,gy Iauyg-tus tatrH
th. dno--HWaH. panty 9th. NuHH a4I
I.,Ht 4s C1uarlfaur-. dread aud I.I..i ...
Time. o. Oboe NaHhh.Ta, a-fl.y ay Hm.
q thousand Uur- m1w 200 ..W rtu tU.
destructive principles of tHr .aIunlner
aud lHg iIyg--uI., and ihr "yute.g0luuIl.
a..am party, than youutthr south have
They dread ilr elect oi those u.ue.n..s
sIuY iUyitu,u valuable and Mr-y u.n.
wIou-, wd wgIl know thal ihuy cannot
80 Juunu-ly ndHci ihr South a- Iasg du
thr Nouh The coranl support which
400 ll" principal Statesmen, lie Judges
and the heads OF literary and phg.ou. 900.
suumJuu- cot lbe Npnhgi,c 10 Cen Tay.
.u., a-u -Ju,AoW mauuuda sIa,r.uU.Iu.
ru proc. ui Iha-ucrnly of their rosIar.
uHun.. Ibcy hold ouJ lo hfo1g Against
lug South, 100 case ihc South should NOT
support llc Wing caHdIdutc--trn. 1ay
loE but from the Ca.s men wo hear
daily mrulcas OF vengeance a.uinsr Che
south, u hry duuot %, tbi. election, sup.
port tAc Northern uun.-In,chu.du- tgu-
| d.dalr Ib. Ca-- mm Jhratpuiu .wcHp
lhc South uut 90. Jho cou'eipuey out %,
the Union, 81 they do uot nor come mp
to the support ol Co-s They will unite,
they say with thr Van Buren, men, with
the i'atuumman, with the iraa.-uil man,
with taU ahlluiuulsl-, w.h tur devil, ii|
the South diappoiut uhgm agc.
Or NoHhlm opponents whouc ,hcy
They arc acmagouig- and dc-lmctycs, all
OF thrm-Cus. men, Van Buru men.
John L. Halo mcn and ntunatcd bank
men. thc spoil. mru ui two puie-, aud
the fanatic, Of the abolition party a
deep aud durable wlicai.m peugdn- tha
| North and this ensuing Presidential clcc-
| tion is to- test its strength. llit succeeds
the Union must fall