New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Tilt between Senator's Hale and Footo-H ouse
Procecdings-rhe Treaty with meNico-
Personal Gossip.

.pouieucc Of The Tribune.
WAsu,HoroS, Thursday, juno J.
In the Senate, to-day, We had rich scene, be-
tween Mr. HALE Of n II. aud M FooIE OF Miss. IN
which the Senator OF the Granite STATE came OF dc
cdedly with dying coors
The subject under consideration the Oregon Bin
soecches were made by Mes-rs. BUrLEH BAGBY, WEST
corr Bmcnr, HALE FooTE sc &c.
Mr.. Foorr denounced the Wlmot7rovso principle
He said this was not the time 10 discuss IT, 1t might
divide the country and it ight even defeat the slor
Gus ticket which had heen nominated at Baltimore -
This announcement % course, was calculated 10 SEM
thrill OF terror ~ the hearts of the " Democracy
Mr HALE closed the debate IN very calm, digmhed
aud powerful speech. IL said VIC were now ia the
Didst OF important scenes slavery nau oeCl acAlo"
ledsod % curse. even by southern men, Territories
winch we are now acquiru. have taken us al our word
md have started their youth by avoiding tnls osh
ing cure. shall We, then, as We take them INTO our
family. bapuze them III the uloOd ana tpaIs Oon9equ-H
In tie midst Of his speech Mr.. FoorE INTERRUPT ted
him. and on - denounce the course OF Dir. HALE
IN the senate. he said the Senator rom new ramp
shire had attacked the Con- uuuOn Of Tie Union, an0
hal said he was tor dissolution OF the Union -,
Mr. HALE replied that be- had said no such thing lie
lad said that i this Union rested only on slavery tne
sooner il was dissolved tAc better ID the object o. our
Constitution was not Liberty Dut Slavery he ara not
care how soon 10 was crushed. A. Mr. j o0iF denied
that any one coutcude this was the object oil our Union
Of course De had expressed no with for IT. dissolution
Mr. Fooyf then proceeded 90 reouke Mr. HALE Tor
making windy declarations ian the -.nule ana gave ann
a severe lecture on good breeding anu do. Drum INT
aman who has shown less OF selhioral dccOfum tuah
,uv Senator in the body should stnu up the advO
oaie of Senatorial decorum, was certainly curious
enough and required more brass tunn thought even
the Senator irOn Mississippi possessed. Dr. Hale re-
pl ed with dignity. but with cutting saica'm % ths-
he said he was willing 10 receive instruction from any
source he did not object 10 receiving lessons on sen
sfoal dignity ersa from the Senator from Mssiss ppi
D f lrIsrv n \
loved to quote poetry might very wei apply 10 himself
the language OF Barns When be next essays to reprove
any senator for windy gasiy defamation ana Pohpo'
ay, he night well cxclalm,
"Oa wad some power the gifie gieus,
To see Ourses as ifaeIs see us"
This reply spoken with such dignity and appropriate
ness sat the whole senate galleries and AL in roar
OF laughter.
Mr. foorF fell the sarcasm very strongly and WINGED
more under IL than he ever did before S0utherners
and an acknowledged that Mr. FoorE had got deserv
cd cafugauon which hc Will not soon forget lie al
tempted raisc laugh IA has iaVor, but i was no go
The subject then passed over til tomorrow
when u VIII come mp agnm
In the House Ar RHFrr delivered himself oday OF
his speech on Slavery the Naval Appropriation b. being
under consideration The point for which hc cOntcndcd
seemed TO be thai slavery in the territories was eNclu.
syey under the control Of The United Stae and that
no lave could be pissed ihc subject unless by the
sovereign act OF each individual State In other words
that NewNolk has only the JJih part OF the power 70
Interfere with 10.
Inc seal Ui secrecy mas htth tdh'n OF tAt ip-ttN-
ngs of the Senate ON the subject OF the treaty IN
Mexico We may now have the whole subject pub
hshed Among the letters written by Mr. IR1sr 20 1Ir
BUCHANAN, concerning bis agency m making the treaty
there l. one In which occurs this remarkable passagC
"Amoug the points which came under discussion was The
exclusion of slavery from eli Territory which should pass
fr0g Mexico In tie course o their remarks un me subject
Twas Told that u were lIogo-cC TO hc people OF The I'M
ted sdes 10 part wan portion OF inef territory n oIdeF
hat Ae nQs.sloa should be therein established the prop0
sl could MOI excite srOn en- feelings oi abnurrence uan
hose awakened Boa Mexico Icy The prospect 81 The ntrotuc
ton Of Slavery u any territory parted win hy her.
The date Ol This letter is sept a. 1871 10 shows how
much stronger ,hc feeling for liberty, even among this
seinisa' age people IS than among ourselves,
There is rumor ln town tat Gen. IAYLCR IS 40
Frederick. presume there is mo- foundation ior IT,
Gen ScoI is sun much indi>puscJ as BIS house
m ftcCnh e. lie leaves ON saturday morning for
Frederick
noticed 20 day That Mr. RrCWE was on the AJor of
the Senate, from which be was formerly expelled Al
nrs hc refused 90 accept fhe courtesy but be has finally
yielded and was again seated those Afstocra,lc
cushions which he once mathematical Suchis human
ir.lfy IiCHELlEU