New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

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Course Of the ADMINISTRATION toward Hum
sary-Prc.idenrs messsss-Deseret-or-
CorfespoLasncs Of Tue Th61Es
WAshissTos Monday, Dec G.
Ine frisDds OF suffering Hungary will be graft
fed ct learning that the President % bis Message
Ia Congress, has expresses for them AL the sym
patty tbs, be consistently could do, and has de-
monstrated By recital of the acts Of the Admin
lsrs,ion toward them. that such sympathy wsi
not feignsd bat was heartfelt. The President
shows, that long before any demonstration Of
public nature took place IN the United States In
behalf Of the HaDgsrisns, he bad dispatched a.
agent TO that unfortunate people with instructions
to say to Kcau;h that 90 soon AZ their indePend'
enos was established, such agent would be author
lied to recognize it on behalf Of the United States
And that 1t vas the determination OF tho PIe'i-
dent that this Government shosld have been ~
frSt TO have welcomed Hungary into the family q
free and independent nations. In thisresPecs the
Message will dispel a, glance the llbels OF The
Union upon the Administration touching lis want
Of sympathy for the struggling millions OF the ole
World and will show tbsts Wing AdminisirS
tion acted where i,s Loco-Fooo predecessors had
done nothing but gssocasde aud bloiter.
Our foreign relations will also 10 shown TO be
In far more acceptable condition than the news
mongers aud ar hawk: for the Las. two months
have attempted to representa- them and the Me'
sage, as an entirety, will prove more acceptable
to eight.tsnths ofths people, including demsgogues
and politicians, than any that hss preceded It Tor
the last twenty years. ] am In hopes, however,
that hy 20 morrow afternoon at fatthest It will be
selling in the streets Of your city together with the
lucid and able report Of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. Both will be issued together In pamph!s,
form from the Office of the Republic.
There 10 delegation in this city from the Nor
mon settlement at tho Salt Lake, In Oregon
whose chief design "a 10 secure II possible tho ad-
mission Of Deseret into The Union &c State
There Ia no doubt but ths; any such movement
| woald DE both i'm practicable and impotic From
| the showing OF the delegates themselves who are
In attendance here, they have not, at iurtheit to
| exceed 10000 inhabitants upon the area OF ter
rtory they seek TO have brought Into the Union
az State They are composed, principally,
| OF population that have not oven been nstu-
| rallied ~ taken the iocipien: steps OF citizen.
silp Ana 10 pSITul lbcLu W nave WV AaN1N
States Senators, 81 we'll ~ TWO Representatives,
in Congress- would work the most slsring and
nantes, injustice 10 those States already comPo-
nent parts Of this Conledersoy. They could, be
yond any re Asonsble doubi, secure the enactment
OF an act giving them an organisation "a reui-
torisl Government and this has been suggested TO
them By a number Of Members OF Congress with
whom they have held interviews. Hat this they
object to- ealy for the reason, that the Territorial
0iHoers would be taken by the Admioistrs ton
from different sections OF the Union, when they
desired none should be taken ous Of the pale oil
their own peculiar sect They are unwilling that
their Territory should be organized as al other
Territories have been, and hence the Congress OF
tins United States is to DC called uPoa 70 give them
a State Government when they have scarcely In
hsbtsnts enough 20 entitis them 70 separate
Territorial Gav.rnment The whole history oi
this people, in Nes.YorA, ia Ohio, IN Missouri,
and In Illinois, conc.nsivsly proves that special
legislation for their benefit has been attended with
| the worst resalts, not DULY 81 themselves bat 70
the community among HON they might be thrown.
The lights Of Experience therefore, should sxer'
else restraining 1faence with Congress, before
| the usual and customary course Is departed from
| in giving them either Territorial or State Gov
srnmsnt Rabbit. one Of the Delegates present
states that IRON twelve to fourteen thousand emf
grants will leave Europe this Winter il time to
cross the country for Dessert By the opening OF the
Spring, and that they have all embraced The Nor
moa faith. Bat shis does not give any additional
weigh te the extraordinary claims whichthey set
| up for admission 90 q Stats into the Union
Mr. Thurs,oD, the delegate from Oresoa, gives
glowing account OF the sell and climate Of that
Territory and states that Il Is rapidly ding VP
with az enierprisiag Intelligent and industrious
| population. Hs hss had several interviews with
Gov. Gaines. who delayed his departure from this
city for couple Of days In order 20 acquire such
information Sc nisht be useful 70 him from NJ. I.
have 10 doubt, tron vh., Mr., Thus.Oa says, that
il tvo years a. the'farthes,, Oresoa viii be
| knocking IL the door Of the Uoiou fs admission
| into the sistsrhoci OF States The hsrbor al the
mouth Of the Columbia be represents az be-
/ tag an exceedingly tine one, there never having
/ been known a, any tine less than twenty feet
dspth OF water upon its snosisst places. | have
\ never doubted. bat that hundreds who have start
1 "A 20, ,rnis would eventually settle Gown and
bacome permanent citizens o. Oregon. AIFHs.
AsorHxR MAIL RoBBCR ARREsrED-We learn
i ,h.t man named NsWtlisms, . Clerk In the Poss
Osce al sprias6sd Ohio, vss Yesterday arrested ior
steaips ,seey from letters that be confess~d ne
crime snc surrendered about thousand dollars oe'
that coasieerssle smOust 10 stu pnAcocnntei iof -
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