New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

~ Te,srept D1rrou Friday Jan. l-
The senate sitcr Two Jays h.h, refused 90
nominate United states Senator.
By the above dispatch itwia appear that news
has bc,u received At Detroit from Isnsn- 90 The eject
that the >ensio refused o. g int nomination ior =
senator tbs delay IA. been undoubtedly caused ~
the squalblc between the Free soil ard Nicholson plat
form Loco Focos Ten days tom the orgeDi. ,uun Of
the stature &. the time aott' Tor choosing The
prip.ipal candI to- are Gen CAss Gov RANSOM and
tN GOV. BARRY. The Western members vii De- nrsry
unsniuou. ia csucu- ior isnsom VIII vss Cas- pnn
Op.l ,up,t'tor when tire alter gentleman was hrst
reform, 8 ,o the senate lew year since. The Loco
Zoe. ia TIE Western pat Of the state demand
t.e ~ na.of from their sccuop aud Gcy Ransouu.
Ia bic recent message. took strong ground for iroo
~.ll BE- uay be- elected hy union ol thc Whi, sut
Weston members Cass'. friends hndns this tfpo...
ton may sthdrs- his name
The House 81 Rrprcs, natives ga not organic n
~. fr,t Jay ct tho session Tho following gentlemen
wee elected officers ct that body on the next day All
oi whom are Loco tocos Speaker. Lcander chap
mao of Jackson Clerk \ " llovcy Of Oakland IN
grossing aud Enrolling CLERK Crane VI Van Buren,
Sergeant 70 arms Henry Conner Of Wayne AZ an in
dcsuon OF the sentiment OF majority of thc Lee'ls
ture On the subject OF slavery scre. of resolutions
were introduced into the senate immediately alter the
reading of the Governors Free Suil Message They
we're presented by Hon p. II Thompson leading 10
co Foco and the Lansing correspondent OF the Der0H
F,le Pr,s say. they will be- unquestionsby adopted
hv the Loco Fccos will be that they IN
,treIy antarunisuc to the Nicholson platform.
The following are the resolutions Of Mr. Thompson,
which il VII. be seen Northern IN sentiment 40
the much bossted psnks the Buhalo platform s.th
the exception Of the uncaed Tor endorsement OF the
Mexican War IN these resolutions Charles L. stuart
who has been defeated IN trial for reelection y
.taunch free sod Wig Rev. VIM. sprague) also re-
cevcs 4 condemnation for bis opposition 10 the Colt
resolutions. sud bis numerous motions Tor the recon
sidcrsiion Of their passage
Ro,,{ 81 The Senate and House OF Representatives II
h- Stale of Michigan ths cOnsf-r ~ f-sut ~ he
laie AZ Ih Mexico III acquisition oi he Territories
he honor ~ nr ssl zrt sfny regulars Hua YOU irts
officers -nd soldiers - We r. oce IN me prospect q"
Az. and ustu4tilg- Of = Free People
B,,ore9 Thst % favor Oi TIE fundamental pinci
pies VI The Ordinance Of 71-zn1 shuUgh ~ have IN
IRE confidence the opinion ~ msny Statesmen sud Ju
ard believe with hem ihsi >AVrf, sa in-f> Joe Al hs
luton which cannot without pO.v- laws authorizing
IL Nicds ~ fecfon O. on rsft,tna and
A. earnest 81 the sincerity - pruf-sOn- We belle
that Congress has the power, rud ma u . hrH duty
prohibit by legislative euAcim-n t- nhodueuen %
existence OF slavery within any OF ne IrnioHrs "i NE
nl.rd Sal.s hereafter 90 De c44e1, whefc hr
save 10 Dot suihcrzsd by Local avs
Rcoid That seusiOr- n Congfrss De Instructed ara
our r. personalities reGursi'd 20 u,e a. hohoiso1 near
To scconp N the ohiecs IMPRESSED The foregoing resou
lion and hat the Governor ~ ls Stale be requested 10
forward copies " hese resolutions % our ssAsos Ma
Representatives IN Congress