The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-13

co,pts continue to come from varl-
..,. a,,,rc.s of the probable fate, IN The tni'eo
g., Senate. of Mr.. Trist's treaty VIII -'ieAico'
o., thing seems to be acknowledg however ny
oil and that is, that the more the treaty
emned. the uglier it appears for gu, Pc
make no prediction on tile subject. Simply pe
there is a complete chaos of reasons giveh' anu as
symptoms made. from Washington. No' "i'
singular item in the affair, is the course
the government organ,'' the Union, when fo'ls
now as gently as any sucking dove "hne up
the very moment of the reception OF the treaty, :"
breathed nothing short of gunpowder ana piooa "
ward the whole Mexican race.-and ncl''oeu N''
Tr3t among them. :,
We gather the following articles from the Nor''i-
ern press, on the subject of the Treaty:
from the Union of Thursday evening, Niarch -
The doors of the Senate still continue closed and the iae
G be- settled s ah The esa Se
positively Of each pay w nS'e
H many wings or how many democrats will vote agamss
it. no positively sr contnuay pre-
ented Which are calculated to change the course oil diner
ed npon no the ae voice would Be for apgsed
and a. dn for or the tive sen esea The people in
fact member ct off, c0ng san Of the
tm anna f from utilization Of the Treaty We hear Of no dis
voice from Ms al the Ias zeaa IN tbs Metropolis
far as we can collect their opinion are IN faYor OF ae Kat
p we nave g no time to lose II the be ratified At all
BY Congress of ought TO e ee oed in that
country that the question ought to be settled ne,de the
s en- OF ,ef the Whom %e send there
Treaty rejected and the war farther & are
to be w d s sm ife of Vera Gaz Besides
plaftart from
proposed treaty has been formed under peculiarly urgent u NH
eoua e hsse heaa from W
have been fatal not only @ o oud that the
treaty formed the earnest representation, III o oi ie
of frenzy sn a, pan. an as end to the
farther urged that the members y OF made the
Teaty are Of irrepoacfabe morals and character So that
it may assumed FIST that the Mexican 's on
gpess and secondly that is honest and sincere Te;saa is
I % that bs % sa aHd be ne
ment is likely arise with whom we may hereafter a ea'
nsw ea r5s po'y Wit s
Government and will be impossible to organize , another
no authority that treat the nation N "a any
t e xas aea Iva; as f arss as our thirteen
original States and has several seapos' Tie finest Ill e
world.
"Potomac,' the correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot, washington, March u says:
the Treaty in great doubt that among qthe,s Mr. Web
has spoken strongly against IT, ne Hoitnein .,
Northwestern Wings generally said to be as mnch
against as are the Texas Senators who deadly hostile
to its tenth article which intertees with the titles TO LANDS
| in Texas.
A Geographic correspondent of the Philadelphia
Bulletin March - has the following
The Treaty under consideration in Secret Session
Yesterday and amendments made relative 10 me EN-
presao grants 1t is said that but Senators are OPP
posed to ratification of project with the above amend
meDs
"Observer,' of the Ledger, says:
The Treaty may die without being rejected; the Presl-
dent being in the meantime advised to send COMMISSION
er There is substantially historical ground for the belief
that England and France have Interior views IN relation to
the lhmus of Tehuanepec. This has reused the slavery
ineres-and Mr. Calhoun and his OF three are again
in the field against the ratification. Both parties want 10
rel the Treaty but neither will the responsibility
The President every in his power to have the
Treaty ratified Mr. Buchanan Is openly against IT,
The Geographic report of the St. LOUIS Repuh'
lcan, dated Washington, March 3, says:
The Treaty was amended yesterday-but seven membes
being opposed to in shape Its ratification may he
| confidently expected tomorrow