New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
IA. slavery Fanatics In California.
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WARRINGTON Nov Is.
understsnd that Mr. C.lhoun sih rssiss n.
sdnsron of Ca ifoynis state into IRE Ua'ou, VIE
restriction o. Slavery pert Of iI orgsric law.
DO thiuE be vii obtain toe vote 81 a. the s0ut1ern
sens,ofs IN The course vnicn hs has msff>d opt de
takes toe groaDd st CsfJrris oss sht 70 exclude
slaves and thereby nde ssv, holders from be- sol,
the soverss.ry over which belonged every CT o.
me = AID nust BE- eIerctsed bg iheir reprsssots-
nves In Congress. he contends tnst the people II
California have N more right 20 exclu1e slavery than
Congress has
I|br California sn.l become state, then she may
regusD her domestic policy as are plesses but The
souts IL bound according 70 hr Cshoun, 70 resis, Der
admission STATE aud Ter assumption OF ne ia ~,
10 Der present position, % form s,sts Govsrunept-
There 10 10 obecton, 80 be thinks, 20 her forming
provs,onsl Government for 10. security q Der roso
itsn. bat she hss 20 rgni 70 form state Govern
ent without the assent Of Congress or 20 enforce
isv vnch may oe ineobrften, with tbe risns and in
teresa q the slsveholdips portion q the Union -
These u 10 believed the Opinions 70, Only Of NJ
Calhoun. ia, Of many Southern Senator'S, both Wig
and Democratic
You will ere long II an not mistaken AZ
ssalt from combined Southern force oon the present
Adninistrston, account Of an alleged improper IN.
reference. By TIA order. through ia agents, vth toe
sSsrs Of CAifornia T. Gen Riley a. Informed you,
the A1nioistston gave such instruct ors ~ were ca
cuisted 20 toe early formation o. STATE GOV
eminent, and vito Constitution prohibiting slavery
This was, IL my oyioion wise and psriouc MEASURE
tbs part Of the Administrator, and il VA compulsory
| sucossTuL
Bail an Informed and have good reason 20 believe
| that portion Of tho Southern members Of Consre"
and other Southern politicians, inteD1 % orng some
| railing accusations sgkust tbe AoDin'uAbOn' Oh
| sccount Of What they sAegs 70 Be The efHaofoinIy
| and unTGrsnisbLs Instructions 10 Gen hhey. - -
intended 70 suege that these insbucuons eIo71o ~
DO that belongs 20 the Fedora EHeeon'e u 'ne
premises .a,,.,,,, ~,
TIL, and kindred questions 10 COngres At this session
tnan from any question relating % foreign NATIONS ths
| NAV arise 10 a century. ] tear that Mr.. Calhoun 10
about 70 make ina Effort under come istsl Impulse
20 throw PORTION Il the Southern States oct q the
f'uign Whether be will succeed or not, this VII proc
ably be his ss session here sill trust hist ny "a
bonn 10 be deferred from pursuing the course be has
marked out for himself, Tor u 10 quite certain mat the
| people of toe south will not sustain him In H.
~ We commend the above, from veii-in-
formed anti Wbig source, and one specially posted
Up with regard to Mr.. Calhoun and bis personal
adherents 10 the earnest consideration o! the PEG
pie Of the Free States. Al Summer long the Ad-
mi1is'ration has been exposed n furious NORTH
sra hostility. based the charge that the Presi-
dent and Cabinet were operating to establish ard
lesslze Slavery in Caiiorns AZ the same time
that Ohio Ind ana &c ere thai prejudIced sgainst
II, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ala
bans Louisiana &c. have been tgitsted aud
siensted by cry that Gen. Taylor was betrsying
the NJutN-thht tnt ADpiibi'hihs hh' ""NHiu't
control Of the Executive through an Anti-slsrery
majority in the Cabinet. Each OF these sntsgo-
mist fssehoods bss carried States over 70 the camp
OF Loco Focoism.
The game has proved ~ profitable that Il will
not be easily tenquished. The traHcker IN
Free Boil received the nevs OF the Prohibition
of Slavery in Csliiorns with dissstislsction they
could III conceal. They were Papably dHcon-
cer,ed and ohagrined. Come Of the holder among
them BEGAN at onos 70 cGyii At the organization q
California as STATE, and 70 throw out hints that
| Congress might better pat her back into Terri
| torial vass.lage This OF course 10 mere rase 10
| reopen the Slavery Controversy and unsettle
| What has been so well adjusted What can be
thought Of the sincerity Of professed Free Soiler
who can couutensnce this course.
Bat Mr. Calhoun and his oObort are coming up
20 the aid Of their Northern Cos3utors in mis-
chief making. II ia all natural as life. Mr.. Cal
houn too goes in Tor rejecting the State COnsitu'
,ion Of Californis, or for 90 nutsting It that 1t
must bs sent back for concurrence, and 90 keep
her out Of tho Union ior an indehn rite period WI
not the sober and pesce-ioyiug majority Of oor
c.ople observe WHITTIER thess seemingly d.
| verse seitstiens tend VIII they not perceive
tina, the conflicting attacks on the Administration
disprove aud coniute each other VIII they not
| circumference the duplicate agitation and the
| sgitatatorsl We oonfde in their di.cernment
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