New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

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a., ,,vfref there we've 81 lcecs snd le w hiss Noi
.as kSs the Treaty ioN's anu W n's' N'Vhs
seams, a. NJ NaNNraAN. when his nsmo was
/ srst called answered in very emphatic tone
] ~, which 10 siicgNsrd changed % les -
M lx,NiS Also voted " Ne bat believe
changed il alcrNstd Had Mr LAWS and Mt
/ MAN>tGAN siooi firm ON their 'rsI votes and h@d
| .hc 4 shson, Senators who were opposed tori been
/ prcsrn, tho rrcstv would have been T1cr'ed
| hv a vute of 30 20 h. 50 ii had very narrow
| cscspe Mr NoVsroN vas absent compimeniing
the Yankees of New n smpshire on the thiev
/ ing propcns'tics OF their ancestors NJ ftAh'h
was out ot town. Mr. PHELPS was absent from
/ Sickness and Mr. CLAYTON was confined 70 ms
/ nom. but had sent orders to have himself called
when the vote was taken. should the result de
pend en- his vote The absentees, you viii see
were one Loco and three Wings. All the 40
sentees were opposed % the Treaty tHteen
States voted unanimously for II three Ststes
/ "a pr aniuousv against H. and ten were divided or
bat IN part present. IL was curious, however 70
| see CoswlS and ALLEN voting together, and
| WEBSTER aud joins DAVIS voting against esch
| other
TIE Treaty is passed though know Of no Sens'
| tor who approves Of L. ltis, therefore rsuheu'
though no, approved by the Senate. Inc ADMIN
st-ation folks were in great CONSERVATION Tor lear
| Of Us rejection. Il was negotiated by recalled
/ and 0isgraced agent il was written by Brltlsh
/ hands on British paper, by British pen. w as
this the reason of PoLHs fear OF lts rejection vhe
he busters about foreign Interference on tbs
continent There was a large reception at the
White House on Friday evening. w men the
news Of the ratification was brought IN, Mr.. POLK
almost tainted AZ all events he left the company
for some time. but returned quite composed
It's supposed that the Treaty asratiiied protects
the celebrated Mcnamara grsnt. The free eK-
ercise OF all religious opinions is guaranteed.
Ii is rather too bad to have British agents so
work upon the fears Of Mr. POLK that he compels
his own party even against their loud expostula'
tions 70 pay Mexico S20,OOO,OOO Tor what we do not
want and what she did not own
have not had time 10 comment upon the 70"
between TWO Loco OCNh III TIC ilVuSt vi N"ff
few hours before the Senate ratified the Peace.
believe both the members are very quiet molten
sive men. Gen CAss said some time since, that
il was worth all this war had cost us IN blood and
money for the reputation we had got abroad as
fighting people. The House thought they would
keep up our credit while the Senate was disgrac
ing us as nation by going for Peace-in the eyes
of a civilized world
The most remarkable speech ever made in Con
gress was made on this occasion By Mr.. hocKHiLL
Of Indiana He said it was the first time he ever
felt like addressing the House, and perhaps he
should never feel so again, He begged therefore
that the previous question might not seal his mouth
when the inspiration him. His urgent
PRAYER was answered but all he had 10 say was
that people will fight till you stop the human race
and he would not make such conduct liable TO eX'
pulsion, for he might yet be expelled himself for
hitting somebody. This he illustrated by flourish
of the fists after the manner OF the boxing ring'
which would lave done credit TO those whose heads
were less white with age than bis.
The new editor of the True Sun is among the
v;aters nouy i'm this CITY, RICHELIEU.