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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
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The Mempbi. Railroad Convention.
SECOND DAYS PRoCKEDfNGs
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SECOND DAYS FRoCKEDTNGs
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The Railroad Convention met e. o'clock this
ncrllDs pursuant 20 adjourn rert
resolution passed, appointing Coia niliee al
from each State represenisd IN tne Convention %
report uD0u the # the Pachc Railroad, and 70
prepare business for the scilon o. The C0nveItiOn
On ruotion toe Committee from ihe 81. Louis Ccn-
verton invited y p'esel, their views ia relation
10 %, most feasible Yla1 for the construction Of RAJ
road 70 the Psclr;
Mr Loushboroush. tie Chairman Of the Committee
from the =, Loui. Convention, th~u read sn dress
stating n eject tlst % tneir Vish that the .ubsc;
should te reid above 7 sectional Or parry feeling a-d
that the two Conventions tnc1c cordially guli@ 10 i-r
fher1s she con5gmrnalon Of TIE great ject sieN
Ga motion, The Report Tss Tor toe present lsit on
the table.
Mr. Whitney, the original protector Of me sobsme
f0r railroad 70 the Pscnc. was Invited 70 take teai
In tho Convention q guest
Mr. LsrUe Oi Lcu.slsDs offered series ci fesolu
tons fsyoiing NsrioIs. Road and lstarn0s Road.
On motion. the resolutions were referred y iae -
pr0priste Committee.
Mr. Nth Of Texas offered resolution IN favor O..
constructing military road, commencing 81 Red
River below z31 and 2sth degrees u North latitude
and that block houses 10 constructed along sne route
! for shelter.
Mr De Crow Of Louisiana moved % sppoiats Com
mi;tse u Seven % memorial u Congress, sn1 o.
| al desirable Information which caa be obtained q
fur'her tae object of the Convention.
Mr. Miles u Texas eteTea resolution IN favor oi =
| route from san Diego down he Gls River % some
point between 521 aud 33i degrees ci NORTH ai.uof
xitn Drsnrnes between the mouths q the ONO ana
Red River, snd that Cover nsnt Da requested q a.
elude the Gia River in the proposed survey ana prr
chase such sddiuons territory nigh. be needed u
| the con.trucii0u q the road.
| Mr Loughboroueh moved thss iae route should be
40 ocstsd as % give s he stsl4s q1a parucips
| ticn ia fs benffts
Nr Watkins Of Arksrsss offered resolution affirm
as the power ol COngress 20 conttfuct ROAD 70 tne
| Pacific "a a measure Of rsu0ns defense, &c.
An interesting debate here sprsng relative % tie
1ers # Congress and the resolution Uas y lad
| or The taole-the COUv-Ll-n voting BY 'ates
Toe Convention shorty after ac Jurned iol the day
| Able sysech-s were made by Gov Jores OF Iennes
soe Mr. Yesger of Mississippi snd Messrs Larus aud
Forshoy a Louisiana.
The fou. across ne isihnus Of Tehusrtepec ieceV-
ed much attention ging some very able Arguments -
It was strongly supported BY messr' Yesger For'hey
and Lsrue.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
HUNGARY.

Some Of tls rsflsossa Nidds1 have adopted ths Ns
soe-n = q 70 ofoeT ~ 'ee-ie semse.ve. szsins; .-y
cNns " f1.lf 1etvrrel o fhe Russian Government
is.~r. essec Inc oh ul hsi ,e0re enferag ne
t. Aisa isrlofy oh-A s-slfarc-- were g!vea by ne
4urssio A'si4l, il.i he .nd h.s fooE-rrlgees we're
~--cuue --s. src saol1 ce c~-1 90 proceed 20 a1g
FArt " t1- wu-l lee r-fl--es suhse1a-il Asrn
81 ny irsls.nc ilsi ae h1ssGr. s-t Alsusl envoy
- ger Aaec re aeFrfy % 10 Poles Arc Hu1S-rars
sn1 irsi Co-1cil hsd decided 10 fsvor q sr.-1-s
tas g. rsnt .h0g.h lhe Tlrkish A-issr. s.soasv OF
lo--- u l- "a =. -cni.;. iati none wno srog1 en-
brace ~ Ngssu f.ih POSSIBLY - delivered 70 IT,
1i-s Toe llsry c-spSicnsd reVef-fa rc.1h ~ II.
Ana- ns rtilsee. separately, s-c exrcs7 % ine ne
sale of re czs-, asl -mero1s friends n CousiAa..r.
AnoP- .r.conuerce ths 6doploa of le- suggestion
ne only means n .svslon No words can express ths
cgnsirrnscn 0f he eoumariy a. s.rc- Nsrv
v ne h4ns sarsus exclaimed S-fier re Russian. ihal
TIE Acstsn.-bsg-r Mx-cr-c srsu 81 L. Ru,.,r. =
so nerr appeared sss prospect oflre whole cxp en-.
tfscinr is.-n e. counri oi he Chef. was i
nv.- a. Aesiasas where Ben a. decls ec ttsi hi.
- 49, a-fp cd " no-uAiy % tie Russians AZ t,.t
70 tssrij tocrpicc ne slgs-sl0u The 40 - i-5
- .c- ssn- t-ls - s.lienslce q taeir r.ns srd H.
Agfs. 40 : a. G. cns oznsr. IN Go Tursi.h srui..
Oe-es-s N-1e.s and s--1 caa- - D. a. -~,rl-.o
- sessf.i fes.ea-ses we're f,r t-uporisiu. W.
cor sroa.. m .s aggressive I.-ersy- - - ~.
s--. 'a1-, wee e. saln1rit.l.ve oo.r. - -
d-fv rtca 90 As a. '-fiy 20 a.; tccorc-. - IL on
o. i1te ful -uffes c. re ionsu- Ia. d.7-s IN - =
- - i,i--c.s Fro7 lsllc7. G-s1n - lrsh G.leT.f
isioWsc. -ecAri1g il1i 30 lln11 roser>tould 1sa--
hl - s~s.oT even ao-lcl % srsPes -.c- cda1o,lo.
.1rrll Drmai-sE &-t Co1n. Llnry.si we're @-1.i',
ds.eu uiu-1 Tle example Of i.ef G. "a ~s. % w.
llai ~ atoil = -i-rs s-c a. cfs-er. ID 80 -,
pressed .lcr willingness 90 ar1rc C1nsisnity tt- a.
1icrs MAJ clscs ed t1ci- ir--uucr .1d th-fe esr
oly lrlc- CT-c-ras al sc-- frerty oc-c=rs tr- ID
sEc'r Ben tolk mri-ii llcy ru1fc step .-d
= ]. said s--1-ci -le lAls - AIurSll AL t-cores
.l--ta &c Psfhs viii l1e T4k-. ~-J tsvc an erntsd
oqi-ol - rfs ali'ii-ry gcllls Aoesl-l lss wnu--
t-fs Ell glerf l-er Cd ~ rr-s-r Fc-ca 10 Lord Pan
e1siun, Cd we sise s-rc b --ea-f fs q is paper
P9lsh ofscer Tnles - fl..o~s o Lord Dudley =
All. N4Duis sept -
ssizs iae cccss % Of ere q yo1r congsrross gor
hs t. you hz, : rsssas senl in Polish he ev-rs
Al C1tst2ll10p lich y0c sill SAD fes-rc n "A IL
vltsson h-re 10 co1foru 10 Is.ll.sn uee4 no:
tel yol erw srch prl29sA Was x.n.o-l g-z1icusy re-
tsctcd OR danger is great
Three chances cr-re us II 10 rrntshr TIE -urk.
vie ID Oce. that Or s~~rE thOusau11 Of Chrsrsrs
iofeec A45cf-etsns ey Ire pers~c1ao- q I~o
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

yx- The Convention for the Second District
composed Of the Third and Sixth Wards met las'
evening and unanimously nominated JAMES Bow
rs, ESQ. for reelection.
Mr.. Bowen has ably and soceptsby represent
ed this Dislric, in the Assembly for the past iwo
yssrs. His friends have been anxious that he
should this year become the candidate for Senator
tilid Dstretl and he was accordingly nominate
for that ofaoe on Wednesday evening last bot he
declined that nomination, and now accepts the
nomination for Member Of Assembly from the Sc.
oond Dstric,. We trus; bis election is not doubt
saL Ii IL not often that men of Mr.. Bowen's ca
paci,y and standing will consent to go 10 the he
gislsture beyond q single term though the iniu.
asnce and usefulness OF Member increases with
every year of his continuance in legislative sta
lion. Our city ought TO be, ne IDS to be, sbly rep
resented. for her prosperity may DC seriously Al
fectea BY the coarse OF legislation n Albany. NJ
Bowen's nomination and Acceptance viii b
widely welcomed.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
CITY ITEMS.

OFgRA ARRiyALs.-Max Maretzek arrived 10
the City last evening, accompanied by s.gnor Gut
sepPe Guid the second tenor. They came in The
Europa. The two prime dome, signore Apollor.s
BeTtuccs snd Guiietts Terni VIII come IN the neat
steamer. We understand that the Opera will open
sorne DAY, earlier than was in'ended-proSsby next
week About 40 seats are sisesdy booked Tor the
season, snd there every prospect that tae sabsel
her. will number SEQ Many improvements In tie
house viii ce ms0e among others tae chsir. which
last occupied the center o. the balcony are 10
be- removed snd their place supplied With sofas sia-
| lar 70 these nov IN TIE win- Of teo balcony
A ROMAN ARrlsr.-Sinco the fall OF the mod
| ern Republic Of Rome many hundred defenders OF s,
liberty hsvs been obliged &c take refuge In foreign
countries il order 10 escape from pTesy oppression.
Amorg those newly arr Cd in our City Is Slgnor F.
Cssal relation 10 the Editor OF The Elropcaa Amat
ci7 eminen, sculptor in snd IA hrccze 49,
We have some specimens of the Srtsiica a.
of gnor Canal ard take pleasure n recommend 4
"a 70 our readers. He sddre" 10 No = White -
~ Senor DE- IA Rosa. Mexicsn MiEiste..
lsay and daughter, at ~ the Uaiou place Hotel
FIKx-Abca; : s'clock last night there wss /.
considerable FIRE somewhere about Bloomirsdal- bui
we could ne, ascertain sse particulars Several fss
comp anlcs telLcs N~s so NtNt ANitr Ut ls-4 l
uptown bat the IRE dyips away they returned with
out soius 10 H.
rR- Rev. T L. HARsIs viii preach in the
S;uyvssant Is.u,ase. tomorrow morning OF ihe
Church Of the Future sra IN the afternoon on tie
sabbath =. connected wisa the progress and webc
| ms OF Mar" Seats Tree.
~ Rev. Z. BAKER viii preach In me Fourih-
9, uHiversa,.s. Church. between Avenues scd G. II
3 and Pm tomorrow
~ Prot BRoSsoSs Eye Patients are iuio-ned
that ts- storm on LAKE Ere of wednesday night, pre-
vented his return I'll Friday norliBs lie c1= e secz
today Usual See his card under Genera Sogees
tr- Toe NeS-Yosk Bay Cemetery lrsy be
visited tomorrow BY ihe sieanbosi e.,;a. T.. f,
o, Csaslsl al 10 and , remaining suteeus tsss e.e
Zip - yiew Iho grouUds sud The Improvement, nj.
s1g Oy ise Company. See .dsesisc-ss.
We S-e requested . state .ha. the ,,,sr,.
sAP Isabel detained til osaorro~ Sunday morn
las, ~hea she vii positively sAi ii oe-Oss, AN
| ISFAsrIcIpE And ARRxsr Yesterday nom.
tn the body Of male child, -rcsnsy born ~, fruud
! IN The sink of bou.s Ne 6 Deyersi ,i,h ..-cs o.
muslin lightly dr>~n across is aeck evidently 1f TIE
purPose Of susngrsiioa. TIE mother oi tas cA.1 q
ssceris ned o ee an trElA woman named EirA {
fsIty. Who hss husband residing At Liverpcol u
heius qucsaorei Ia relation 70 ne sdr sse II first
denied al kn0~i-csc @. TIE ma:ier bu; sahss Sgsuy
confessed 10 Or. Covel Physician 10 the City Pfisc5
thatit Wa her child, snd abe hsd placed II wss-e IL
was found, bat stated that IL ws sti born An In
quest vii Be ID 70 day, and The natter fully lpvesr
gated The mother taken iuto custody and com.
iniited wsrrsn; Issued by the Coroner fer sxsn-
nstien-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Caution TO Wbigs.

On the approach OF every Election, there ia
large class OF blowers and suckers who mske a
practise Of going about spunging upon wing cen
ddatss and other citizens known to be liberal sup
porters OF the Whig Cause-getting dollar here,
Ave there. ten in another place, and sometimes
even twenty by means Of forged letter or some
other rascally device. We caution ell Wings bet
especially Wing candidates against this class Of
vampires and en,rea, each not to give them the
frst dollar. Nomstter W hat pretence they get up
tell them you don't want vote that has to be
bought Aad that il you have any money TO give
for tho legitimate and honest promotion o. the
Whig Cause. you will sive 1t to the representative
Of the General or Ward Committee who shall b.
duly authorized to cell upon you, and to no Other
person whatever. Treat them oivilly bat firmly
and let them distinctly understand that you vii
not give the frs, fsrhng 20 any individus or e'us
whatever but the regular Whig Committees
through known aud responsible agents
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Another -peck Of War.

One OF the leading houses IN Sooihs'. has re-
oeived a private letter from mercantile house IN
Lisbon con,aioing the information ths. the Amer
lean Government had directed Is Charge TO de-
m.od Of the Portuguese Government, an unequivo-
cal answer TO the American claims upon it for
spolis,ions
The answer must be given by the first Of No
vember next, and this must be conclusive az 10
the determination Of the Portuguese Government
10 nav or resist psyment.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Do,as. of The Prs..,an Assembly

On TIE ID Oct the second Chamber fej ejset-o y a.
rsease jory motion msde ~ ih- fo.eg oss, p.
vor VI .ep.rsts Conslutou for 30 Ofsnd Otcay ~
-.n IL h .r.t.s thaf ll- WlflSrnburx OoFernnscs
f1rmay .ntinstef u the Pfusslxp Nnislfy hei ~
not oln tne Federal League proposeS % Ffps'is,
var and s.xou,. snd thss Hanover has already a1n0'
f i. iu-ntior - withdraw from ifis CO1iodsratse
The second edition o; tie Coogae GAZETTE Of ocL ",
n.nss ~ -srsphic dl,pstch foui Berlin, da.ed the -
iaS OF the sh Oc snd sancuneBg lhe aiopaoa u ne ~
ond psrt OF tee 05h land most impOgaril seenon :"
Copstituucn. by majority Of z57 W IS yotss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Laconic Correspondence-The Cxsr and the
Huftau.

The following said TO be ths substance os the letter
addressed By the Emperor Nicholas to The sultan, and
ransfniitei by Prince Racziyil
The revolutionary element has been suppressed Tho
Hlnssnan war Is a. az end ssnd 10 you my .idsdo
CNmp Who will .1bnit 20 you various demands cacu sted
q -lsure he msintecancs Of order"
The repy of tho SaIsn 20 his srrogso spisie forward
ed by Fad EfsadDis 40 lees acoaic rs teaof 10 prssy
regly % f1lloT.
Your elde-ds-csmp has demanded from ne the extra
cidcn Of tho Hunssrsa refugees THIS demand b8ing
" 10 cast odipm mo two PovsTs entfest
yolI In aeLLsl Mas.ly %. % Lnlis. oa Lhe polnI-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Markets...Als.sY, oel .o-s P. 81.

Receipfs Ne past - hours FLOUR, $4,000 bb..
WHEAT, 800 bush Com, , 500 bush BAILEY. IA.
OOJ- There good business doing in FLOUR TO-
day The transactions reached 0DJ bb!s. inc I'D NJ
.irsgh, state aud Western, 81 g. and pure Gene
SEE s l2a5 p WHEAT was hrn with good milling
inquiry ard ssles 1900 bush Genefee II lji f1i
BARLEY the sales embraced &c 900 bush including tTo
rO~ed st jii, and fouf-rovoc AZ 5b057 cis.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
n.cn,,x out on The Romnn Question.

u stated hs. Tho Government IS soout 20 rscsl ~.
uon cf IN. army In liay. ADD 10 eavs division " oee
mon ~ Cgifs Nrcchs slugis regiment 10 20 cccapy
ths Castle Of 81 Angelo. and tho spsgafds sro 10 esf
Rome Thi, srrsngemen, has beer concluded at he g.
tasnd OF tha Pope The Freuch lvefumsnt Is srkcg,
10 bnng The Roman question 90 coocll-ior, % a. 10 a
sbe 20 snnource to the Ltgislsuvr Assembly u ~
opening OF the di.cnssou that The srsif has bssa Dr.
unsled according 70 ne wish Of the majority which
proves of ihe fopes Irspro ~ofu.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
rhs pan..in nlrlrnllN.

The Aosi,eE, OF Ocf Announces re sppontrcr. "a
NJ Luslsu Nursg Nlni.ltr Pieu potsnnAIy " fs,cl
10 Turn. ars " Bos Le Come nov Minister ~ fnrH
a. anistof PeripO.-ntsy 10 Nsslin.tur II" " sii'a
iu. iourus makes ne appointment or Bo. e couh
70 Ws.tioggoa coireifs ~ no dip0m-tc ircielu
h.s occurftd 10 he French Mister 10 4e sased ssi
I'D the news of y hch reached Psr. y-se ey n
M snlns utcns 81 10 be- convey 81 10 coup eley eoaos'
The Government totally sDoi sat ~ what hsd ase'
In America whea N Bots 10 COmle wEs named
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
GERMANY.
kaffo0aI 4 n.xy.

Our German journals convey the sssarsIes ~
Prufss will persist 10 organizing lbs Conisaef'-I
known Is the League Of the Three Krs', sren '''Ss'
the Southern States and Austria refuse 70 scnefe~
In fact they have already done IL the most s'P''
manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

Rec1pfs trifhin De past - hours-FLOUR, $4,000
bbs WHEAT, 1900 bush CokS. 20 600 bush. Th-
market Tor FLOUR was steady. but not active Ths
sale. reached , OOl btls Of common state and mixed
Wesiern st4 2ja43T Ia WHEAT the sales were 0CO
bush Of Ohio ~ sJde7c. The market for CORN Was
rot 90 active, bat without change 10 notice. in
FRrIcHrs Flour taken 73c per bb, and Corn st
l5c per bush.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
MoNraEAL. Fndsy, OCT g.

A requisition FOR pubic meeting AZ Q1eoec'
70 take into consideration the best means Of oos'uirs
Annexation signed yesterday BY several hundrecs
Saturday, tie 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

TwrLyrH WAsD.-The Wings OF this War
met ., the Rslrosd House and anarnoasly nonins,sd
sxoHss T. CIAnx for Alderman and WAksrS Bssrr
Assisssn,-eo.a good and true" Wings We hope
they viii be - unanimously elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

A.to ny poor-ny loved sad nohs ,ogrIy-rls ne.
too perish for-v-rf Shs she ursitrc, snstdon-l -
t-r f.- ard l-av-uged - tlorer 90 Acnih sol ~ -
tyrsnis W. z. sae. her nepe, ros become ne'
corsoialorf
Th- pouursl Interests Of civilized Europe, - ,nans
rrFhfv con.iaerstous respecting Ergls her'ei sic
chic 1y III msir.erArc- % lie Oftcmtn tnpnc, - -
Intimately bound up Vith tt- existence oi 1880 -,
ne t1 l-.- I'll roue Nv Lord msy Cod To- Arigniy Tor
r1an. Yeas .hi-t you. thAi you may ore ffolse.
f1riursie sn1 I've 81 be The s-srlsn o - 80 y
DON and fsmarllv .uns rn- rrysei. VIZ We
r-rfert raar-cf s11 esteem. SigLcli l. AAoSN 4 -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Loco-Foco Nominations.

xxpIUA S<sal< Dsstrtei--\ Orleans, Niagara and
0eneses,) sssciord Z Church.
oHosdass Co--Assemely, % District ThomM O.
Alord.
Dsasss cS-Assembly. ist Geo II winsor; %.
William B. Chsznphn, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Arr,vnI of,he steamer Ohio.


New ORLEANS, Thurstsy, Oc'. 25.
The United States Msii steamship Oniy ras
arrived
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

CT The rsmmsny General Committee seem
cd to have usly bone to peA ls, ht ow.ns 10 The
refusal o; the principal candidates TO susser eestsa
questions In regard to their iesl,y TO sad Committee
A noisy debate was IN progress a, mdnigh, bat tie
nos result any, arrived At too late for TO
exrtsin
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
SWEDEN,

Emigration 10 seush America.
ra. .llssassss zssuns says hai the s~sdlsh 3'fs'.
us., Ass boaghs 1900 sess Of lad In seasa Ass'"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

Ssso2 Co -sAeria. LYMAN B SMITH; Clerk, CIi
sExr 2. LEWIS; Assembly. lst, EzxkIxL ID. SKIN
SAR; %, JOSIAH BowEns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

OUa sUrPLIxEsT.-The sccn"
from all eant.rs has compelled Us 70 '''ue ouP
plsment this morning. Itconitin, great 'si's'y
Of Foreign Domestic and CITY News sl ""'oh
w;Il .oeak Tor itself on due examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
WhIx Nominations.

EY- Fer Sermons. &c. tomorrow, ses adver
useueats under Religious Notices"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
..Nsw.OELg1Ss, Oct 25.
mark.i.....Burr.Lo. Dc, S-s Pm.

TIE demand for CoTToS was good, with sa.es
Of z. 100 bales. Prices remained unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

pended 'ors .-sf.ef o. a. hour ara n ck.rl.. n
~ss iolfy congratulated bV sevrr.i n. h-r. -,
S.nefs' D1Pio, sire re fresf-n' isl if- g., ~
.s y n- n'otf - sEif .o1c sepsl'e Aglks 49,
t-lB1te o' lrnung sna eircllsi1s lhe s2esch -
s-nd hAncs we're Al once s.bscr.hef ~r+
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

~ Ssnor 1 DE- IA Eoss. Mexicsn Mniste.
lsdy and daughter, AT ~ the Uaion place Hotel
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19
Dangerous usurpatiOn OF
unNPF.

NONNAa
The luscious fruits Of Taylorlsm
begin TO ripen. It. Totten Of the
navy. acting as he asserted in the
discharge Of the duty assigned the
officers Of the Government by the
Presidents Cuba proclamation, issued
an order to some three or four hun
dred .unenlisted, unarmed,' and 10y
Ian citizens. assembled on Round Is.
land. to dispersc. The men dis
claimed any intention such as is en-
bodied in the Proclamation Of the
President" Have not our citizens
the right to assemble togetheri The
subjects Of England have been denied
this nght-they have been dispersed
Iby Government oficers-but the
dispensing Of independent freemen,
peocabiy assembled together, avow
ing their "unwillingHess TO do aught
that would compromise their citizen
ship OF liberty, is fragrant Outrage
that deserves the seyerest rebuke
But suppose they were going to Cuba
Is it not the inalieGable right Of al
! American citizen, TO leave this coun
try ifhe desires to do so! Did Mr.
Polk issue his proclamation agains
the Irish sympa thy meetings of New
York; Did Gen. Taylor make an
effort TO detain or arrest 1t. Mai
lReid, who ayowed his purpose ofir
terlering in the struggle Of a foreig
powerl Did Mr.. Clay, the the
brightest star oithe wing p0rtymak
any effort to treat as ielons tn
philanthopic Americans, who wer
willing to assist the strul
Cling Greecians! Far from it. NJ
this mighty warrior this worthy "S'
cond Washington" that adoms tn
"heroie age, is pandering TO Mort
ern abolitionists, hatred to slave tie
ritory, in the hope Of gaining the
support to his administration. Henc
r this infringement upon the sovereign
of the Statate Of Mississippi, throus
= his officers by ordering an assemb
of men to dispense without any pro
= that their intent was unlawful.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19

The whole Wing party North, a
deluded people on the Slavery ques-
ton. / do not defend them"
This was a candid admission from
Col. Harris-not more candid how
ever than truthful. We have moth
ing to expect from them. They have
been the agiiators-they are the PEG
pie who have ever been Jealous Of
Southern power. The Southern De
mocracy before the agitation Of the
Slavery question were the faithful al
| lies of the Northern Democracy in
all great Republican measures, Since
that excitement began, q very large
portion Of the Northern Democracy,
have been our faithful allies. They
are the people that calamity came TO
our assistance in opposing the aboli-
ton movements of John Quincy Ad-
ans, with his abolition petitions
They are the people who aided US in
| the annexation Of Texas, "ior the puT-
pose Of Strengthening slavery & IN
creasing the slave power in Congress.
| The Northern Wigs. in the language
Of George P. Marsh, (Gen Taylor
lwhig appoirtee to a foreign mission
and leading ex-member Of Congress
did not aid in this nefarious scheme.
In the Wing State convention Of Yer
mont this favorite Of old lack said
The Democratic party annexed Tex
as TO the Union for the sole purpos
Of finding a slave market for tn
Southland they have accused the viii
party aiding in this nefarious scheme
But what are the facts! Look at tn
record, and you will find that the Cor
gress which annexed Texas, the d.
moerats were nearly two 10 one, an
/. that one uhig alone roied for III
e MEASURE in the H0usc."
7. When we have had friends at III
a North, the Northern Democracy al
e the people who have constituted thi
T. class. In every test question on h
!. slavery question, when we have ha
e. aid and assistance, it has been draw
from them, while we have ever M
a the fereest opposition from Mort
at em Wings. The fact is easily a
Sc counted for. There is a large maiC
10 itv in the Southern States, Oppose
IS 10 a Protective Tariff Nation
ed Bank, and a general system Of Int,
nj nal improvement These they ha
ed always opposed, & they have been I
layorite measures Of the Wing pi
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19

have the right 10 legislate and that
wewish them to legislatc in our favor
and then IL Congress does not dis.
criminate for us-does not exercise
the power VIC confer upon them just
to suit our notions, why then fight.
Col II knows very we'll that il
would then be too late-it would he
placing a powerful weapon in the
hands Of a deadly foe. and after it
had been discharged and while life
was gushing from us then to com
mence the show ofrcsistanee. Yield
ing the constitution, is the placing in
the hands Of onr enemies despo.
tic majority, the powerful weapon
which viii spread death and destruc-
ton TO our cause. Now we ask our
readers if Col. Harris doctrine does
not lead US to the point Of Neil S.
Browns position ultimate submis-
sion TO the action Of Congress on the
Wilmot Proviso? What can the South
then have TO fight for! Nothing. Il
becomes a question of mere expedi
ency, and there would be just as much
sense in sighting against what we haC
admitted 10 be constitutional, a;
there would be IN anti protective ia
Irif men fighting against protection
after having yielded the power Il
congress to impovrish them, if thel
thought proper, by enormous duties
. Col. ii. INDUCES in many rhetorical
hourishes-branches Off very eloque
.ntly about erecting monuments o
. bleaching bones and talks like
warrior; but this is all a rUSe d
guerre. Let him get the people q
this District to yield the consti
tuition and it will then be an cas-
matter TO persuade the people {
abide the constitutional action Of tn
majority, and thus will the doctrine
of Neil S. Brown and Col. Harri
Notwithstanding the apparent differ
ence. work out the same results.