New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

Tho washington correspondent Of the Phsladel-
rbia North Amaicd7 writes, Jan % g . as follows
Ii.now o'clock. and the Southern Caucus has jist
adjourned. ,,s A., D.,
ems address by himself which occupied nearly an
hcur After n had been submitted, Mr.. MASON oil va
rallied the opposition by an infamms'ofy appeal 1e
caring that the paper assumed rs'heI tne snsPe VI
n.,,p than the bold and manly assertion OF southern
right. He could not lend his sanction to such procls
nation since ts moderate tone was CALCULATED 10 IN
spire compassion and not consideration.
Mir B.YIY contended that II was not talr lot ih"se
Who were opposed 10 any publication 10 unite In over
ruling such ss were prepared % accept MT bERRIfN
address a an alternative providing Wings could BE- IN
duced to join in Us adoption He called upon Rente
men 10 a. clare their purpose 50 that all parties mgnt
act advisedy.
MIR GFNrRY Ia answer TO this appeal, said he had
cot changed bis original ground. Ia his view no "a
dress should be published but he was quite willing that
gentlemen who thought differently, should assume the
responsibility providing they Invested II OF the chsrao
ter Of q combined Southern movement
Mr. FoorE 10 the surprise OF majority ol tne EAU
On. advocated the address substituted by the Commit
zee Announcing AZ the same time his conviction tha'
he would be denounced Tor separating IRON the rlenas
with whom he had originally acted MI hlLLlAhD
recommended postponement OF gil farther procee1
ns. in order that the caucus might be regulated e 'ee
Developments in Congress he nsineo 'ne ~'N - '''
mary for an adjourned meeting.
NJ SrTPuENs renewed the motion which Gen CHAP
x,S had proposed in the hrst General COulhl'ee, ue
Glazing IL inexpedient TO adopt any otner scuon man
AZ
sentatves IN Congress. He accompanied TINS PROPOSE
non with the suggestion that there was no more reason
for the movement than there had been yea, Ego
Indeed there was less reason rom inc e'o"" ' ~
Nanspired since that time n, IL.
Mr. REpf>oRk took poetic night aeSorolug " us
fashion sud described Mr. CALHovNs address as leap
ing ALARMED. from the BRAIN Oh us su'n''' "N "
aerva from the brow of Iove ,.-...,..,
Mr. IvEKsox was willing to see the SUBSTITUTE Ao0Y'
Cd hut he feared IL would be unsvalllng sun nc uv
sired 10 show the people OF me Nor.n u III. snnss
Tor
failed then no stood resdy for the last reHeuy' -
NoKEHEAp inquired, II the Wilmot frosiso s"'",e ~
sdopted whether he would go Tor dlss9e e ,h y
said Mr. lvERsO~ and applause followed noi tuo -.
eoFocos in which Mr. BUTLER Of :. &. Mr.. NkNAhLS
and others Joined With manifest exnltsuop, -.
Mr. RHsTr res srded Mr.. BERSIE>s address as . ~.
fnon.trnnre unequal TO the crisis. Inc ulee'Clno -
too 49, ~ an, disease South Carohna bad TAKEN
her stand and would maintain It'll she $1,000 sun
Nov was the time for vigorous seuon-ihh' ioi n0Ne
ston had passed. s,a.,o, ,yss
,sk,p ON The motion submitted by Mr. STEPHENS ~hi'N
was lad on the table By S. Ayes, against ~ Nays 49,
Mr. FooTy then attempted TO revive his proPosiuon,
A.so-. AIT test wss had allowing such members 80
saw a, 10 ian the address the privilege OF ISSUING
their own names. But Mr. berrien Perss.eo on ~
tive trial of strength and MS Aa"'es' "
= Ayes opposing 20 Nays. -s-,os, usnifs.to
which was carried amid evident signs o, nv
81 10 The Secretary reported % :" - - ..,r,l
ously a. the roll viii show whencNei s1,0,',,i.,s
nzed NJ, G.vtr oy Ala voted With the d'sa9iop,s .
and enioyed the honor solitary and sioho- 80, -,
Of Ala. Mr CosB Mir lvERsoN and Ny LSSfH go
Ga Mr. MoK.Y Of North Carolina ana DINER " ~. yo.
tocos refused 10 respond MI M0po" - -
ted Nay and perhaps there were lev DINERS
IL Ia worthy OF remark that the N1'e on ~ son,h.
HouN's Aadres. is about ons fourth OF the ~noe oou
ern strength IN Congress- This needs no
ThHs hs. ended q movement. originated ana conuus
to destroy the peace and permsneney OF TINS
Union. AL honor To the noble Wings VINO nave IN, 49,
Themselves so CALAMITY and faithfully throughout '''
contest
indisposi,ioR prevented Mr.. CALHOUN from witness
log his defeat.