New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-07
i<EW-YORk TRIBUNE
Casees II Free soft Mtmssrs--Taeir D.tei-
t.,,sz,.ou-Iucon.t OF tD7 so rae
sous msfabsrS-seerstsrs ef re ife"''-
~, RscOmmendatior~s

Carees If Free soil hIsBissYs-Taeir D-tti-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF H. 81 faV-
sons ai.SabsrS-seorstsrs ef ne Tfe"'"-
Ty's Rse0mmendntion~s
co.rs,pondeaee % TIE Tntun".
WAsHiNcrcX, wednesday. De
.,s,ugb there 10 n.gch 70 complain % .u it,
80, al. stoa .iet attends the orgsnIzsii)4 q
,ss Hooss Of Representatives, &c: 'hsrs is a GU
ps.3sble degree o. Paticn q mentesied y mem
be-, to Jet things take their course without lc-
suls,rg ia a., Of shose popular ou'breszs :, go
f,,eaesty atte1d ciHcu,t,s II tnis k'4t. iae
Fec Soil.s. az. nigtt bod cs1-ls E. which
,.s, received 70 stzri b. tao s,pars,s orrao "a
,i,s -, o. e ~ The ,.h,r Of .ls parties absn
5oasd their present noninees AID toos ~ nan
ab1 vs.. roc ssctioaaly c. PcrscatIy oeno~ious
- man. This an .nc'ilet % believe the Loco.
goocs viii eventually do, IS they yeasefaty de-
est,ds nously among themselves whether they
.boald oot Isop Cobb and uni.o uqon ei,her Rich
,r8.Ou o. MeCisr ard Of lircis or Thompson q
tee Ehe Distric'. Penny wants. u this third
psn % BE- taken ~ oy the Loc,-Eocos ne n as'
b possessed OF that species If non conmJ.td
sls'fcations - will satisfy tae peoo'iariiios -
ana Scott aroliDa delegation. a. p ell a. thos' ~
Ns Free Soile 5 AID RichArdson e lli1oi' ~
oesls to be that person. Judge snch " be tbs
Gaze. from toe feet. hat &essrs Bent and Or
.so of the South Carolina delegation who have
,,.a.sd 70 vote for Mr. Cobb, have voted e.riy
sysrg lime for Richardson. BY sob,tlta lng him
e.. ,tobb the Loco FOcCs can consequently gam
De az votes from the Palmetto STATE end the
F,ss sellers would regard IL Es triumph ia haT-
i.g ,0npsged The Loco FOcO party % s5scdon
ttS,r NJ nineo from -Outhern STATE. s1d % take
an o.s fforn FREQ State. You need uO', ;h.fe.
Ire ha scrprscd at seeing c5Utn-Cs-o'iah ADD
A., & l5ines ri aallg haIds Ovf th5 election -
se1a such non. cOnlnitthl IS hichs dtoI 'of 5resA-
~ Til. would be indeed practical Illustration
al tAe inspired metaphor, that tho lion sn9 '"'
lamb sbsii lie ioVn together. Tine Wings "a
e,iso decided aud Fl 10 Ia their plrp0se, % stsld
b, Nj Winthrop until the issue 10 settlsd %
1T bel evs any g,ycn state OF circumstances can
trse ihst vii iodu-s them g. depart ron TINE
CJufsc.
ia. siS Southern me mbars, vhc ~ g thu WIZ
iog. have supported NJ. Gentry because ne was
soGn4cr IN tis views upon tho Wlimo' Pfoviso
esn too accomplished aro gifted WinthroP' have
.c,foaad. d themselves with mesh that 'eLdefs
,h.m stl more ucx cGsabis 10 tue eyos Of tnc
World but which ough! O. crush saem politically
=, hone. Il q, pears tnst sustaining tho PfovisJ
n p-sssd ~ Congress, aud approving oil donetS.
Ta4lor's giving II ;ho Executive sanction, Mr.
s'.ctsd, went e. fsr &c 81. Winthrop has ever
rore, y is willing e. So. A. 81 early STAGE ~ 'he
canvass with q WOW g embarrassing Nj 93n-
~ with his constituents, aud 'n-hlog tne
D:ople Of his Diss;ic, against rim lis op-
poLent propoundsd 20 im upon tho s,unp
;.e intsrros Gtory, aud demanded be should tell
~, people whether in the event Of tue pas.
ssxs Of the Wlniot Pfovi5O, Gen. Taylor would
veto cr approve tho bill. Mr.. Gentry, Nth his &c
.ustomed franaDsss s.d himncss, wltnoos M
neDts hesitation replied tina. he bad no more
meas OF klOwiDy 81 snsw erlng how en- Tay lor
void act ia such an emergency, than his cate
ohiaer had or any of thuGo whom he was acdres-
dog Pvt that be hcdLo h sststion IN Ssyins y LAT
The FfetidcE. ogShs 20 DO, OF what he, Gentty'
you'd 90, wss no In lhs President eltu atioa. he
you'd unhesitstinsly APPROVE NE BILL Ihht
n would bs a ohgice bstweeu the adoption OF
.he yVi.mot Proviso parsed by nslorhy Vi the
Representatives. at TIE people. or dissolution OF
the Union. Aud that lie would intnltely prefer
thu former 10 the latter. This issue was continued
snrcughout the whole canvass aud WA MADE The
b..tc sfouud upon which success o. defeat was 70
be Mr. Gsntry's portion. de Was reelected, and
bya vote as large as he had previously received,
showing that the Southern States themselves
where The question is narrowed down 10 the vii
no. proviso or Dsunion, prefer the former 70 tue
latter. lleeve Mr.. Toon16s, who ia go uncommon
ly sensitive upon the subject OF the Wilmot Pc
viso 10 reconcile the Inconsistency Va which he
10 bis constituents and To his party II nc can
Here thefe Is but one expression among the friends
Of the Administrator, and that universal oonden'-
nssoa st the factiOus and stubborn oisposluon
manifested by the Georgia Representatives.
Mr. Meredith in his report has devoted very
ltrse spsce to the Iron AID Coal interest OF the
coantry. Re covers some IS or 30 rs es Of mann
script with this branch Of hs report alone, sad hs'
accumulated a vast amount Of statistical and ether
Information in support CT extending incrossed AUD
sdsauste protection toward thess two industrial
haucnes. He demonstrates the absolute neces-
siiy for specific over G9 r0i0ren duties in etordng
thst projection, and also shows tina. the Tam OF
duties upon both Iron aud Coal must be materially
snil gnced 10 prevent these immense interests be-
ing entirely destroyed in competition with the
foreign article under the presen. scale OF duties-
The language of the report is easy and may say
bsaotifu aud " N 60 far rsry for-tows'd 70.
moving much of the prejudice that has been get
up against the selection OF Mr. Meredith over Hon
Abbott Lawrence.
ssnt you by yesterday mail copy OF the etti-
mates OF the Secretary OF toe Treasury Tor tne
fscsl year ensuing as also for 1881, which was 10
the morning laid upon the sAbies Of the members
Of the two Houses OF Congress. IL is got up
10 bettar style than have ssen for years, snd
Is good specimen q what She public printing Of
Congress sAcala Be- ALf"A