New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

Michigan L. =. senator and egislafure'
b. Tssgrepl DETROIT Friday Jan L.
Tie Senate after a two days fight refused to
nominate United states Senator
By tie above dispatch will appear that news
Ia. been received az Detroit rom Lansing. 20 the effect
tia, the senate refused to 20 into nomination for =
Senator This 1rlsy has been undoubtedly caused BY
the .qusbble between the Free Soil and Nicholson plat,
form Loco Fooos Ten days from the organization Of
the Legislature il the time allotted for choosing. The
principal candidates are Gen. Cas- Gov RANso', snd
Ex Gov Barry The Western members viii be nearly
unanimous in caucus for Ransom who was Cssss prin-
cipal competitor when the latter gentleman was frat
returned to the senate few years since. TIE Loco
Foco papers in the Western part of the state demand
the Senator from their section. and Gov Ransom
in his recent message, took strong ground for Free
soil. he may be elected by union Of the Wing snd
Western members. CASES friends finding this opposi-
ton may withdraw his name.
The House Of Representatives did not organize on
the first dag Of the session The following gentlemen
were elected officers Of that body the next day. all
Of whom are Loco-Focos Speaker. Leander Chap
man OF Jackson; Clerk, A. W Hovey of Oakland En-.
crossing and Enrolling Clerk B. Crane Of Van Buren,
Sergeant alarms Henry Conner Of Wayne As An in
dicaion Of the sentiment Of majority Of the Legisla
ure the subject of Slavery, series OF resolutions
were introduced into the Senate Immediately after the
reading OF the Governors FreeSon Message. They
we're presented BY Hon. Z. Il. Thompson leading Lo'
co Fooo and the Lansing correspondent of the Detroit
Free Prfss says they will be unquesuonaby adopted
by the Loco-Focos. Ii will be that they en-
tlrely antagonlsdc to the Nicholson platform
TIE following are tb- resolutions Of Mr.. Thompson
which it will be seen, Northern in sentiment as
the much boasted psnks of the Buffalo platform, With
the exception of the uncsedior endorsement OF the
who has been defeated in trial for reelection by
stsunch Free.son Wing Rev. VIM. sprsgue) also re-
ceives condemnation for his opposition TO the Colt
resolutions and hi. numerous motions for the recon
sidersiion Of their passage
Pei5se4 BY the Senate and ouss Of Representatives Of
the NJ chigan that consider The result OF lie
of Mexico and California ~ 81 enduring monument
ne honor ~ our gal at sryregulsrs and YOU teer
officers and soldiers ald hat DICE In The prospect Of
extending that eusaved country the benencent
laws snd Institutions OF a Free People
Rcs1rsf That 10 favor OF the fundamental prnci
pies Of the Ordinance Of Ireland although w. hsve en-
IRE confidence In ne opinion o. many slaiessn aaa ~
fss ard believe with Them that slavery = mere local ns
ion which cannot exist without positive laws auihorErg
it, existence ef riclds y fresf7n o ell mdnd-ard
az earnest OF the sincerity u cur professions We belle
prohibit by legislative enactment ms Introduction or
existence Of ssvery within sny Of The rerfi,et OF iss
United hereafter 20 be acquired Nlrre me
sane Il not suihcrized by lccsi Avs
P~srS Thst IN Congre be instructed ard
our r. presensves requested 10 use al honorable mea,s
10 accomplish the ohe expressed IN the foregoing r--ou
forward copies Of these resolutions % our Senators and
Representatives In Congress