The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-30

WAshNGIoNi Zee Zo los9.
Tt1os Botndary Questionable Position Of Parties
banking at The Capital, &c
You will perceive from yesterdays proceedings In
the Senate, that General Sam Houston introduced two
resolutions, TO this effect -
Resolved That The Precedent Of the United States be
~ ,s tee IN ~, 20 =, ts ena az tne oniclai cores
ent Of the United States and the military authority station
s,as Of TeIas lad those the United United soysrn
TexaG BY TIC troops OF ie United states Also the rSa
why Judicial authority OF the state Of Texas has not
been recognised BY the military authorities Santa fe.
These revolutions the forerunner Of determined
stand fight OF old Sam aud his colleague Gen Rusk
In the Senate, we'll OF Mesrs Kaufman and How
ard In the House for the Rio Grande the boundary
ofTexas. General Houston asserted the right Of Texas
to that boundary during the last Congress- and General
Rusk made able speech on the subject, which
NAMED unanswered In the Sensts but was during the
late Presidential canvass circulated ia Thousands or
copies all the Southern States. MIR Pilsbury,
then member from Texas and Mr.. Kaufman,
follosed the lead Of their Senators; but the ,es-
sion was too short to bnng the matter Il a con-
clusioD. The effort at settlement Of the boun-
and delegation Of Texas, during this session, will
lie more avang, as 1t is intimately connected
with the other question Of slavery, which divides
the North and the South at this moment Gen. Hous-
ton and Gen Rusk have both been mi represented in
regard TO IT, ana their public Witch Of
fidelity to their State and loyalty TO the Union,
commented upon In harsh terme, by some OF their
political opponents. The truth a. Messrs. Houston
and husk ready to far In the assertion OF the
rights Of Texas az sBy Texan dare 20, and their At
taehe NJ TO SOuibe views is not the less ardent be-
Of It's Being added 20 their love Of the Union
Both senators from Texas strongly opposed to the
Winot provifo and azsn't the rignt Of Congress 70
legitste for the territories though they their
opinions on national platform T.zi. being border
Slate, and the youngest member ot confcderscy,
has bsen represented here in manner. both as re-
CARDS ability and loyalty which may well challenge
comparison with other states Nor Il e. be wondered
at, the msguothm OF love OF country and Union IL
more positively expressed at the poles than At the
centre.
The wilmot proyiso after all the lu-ubriou, fore.
bocings Of the ercahsrs. have G. bcliev. will
not pass the Senate and the vote Father Nathews
aduition T. the foor IL criterion the subject.
There are fifteen southern and neeu Norhern states,
and three senators from the North who will not vote
Tor the proviso under any ciFc Umsta ngesr. Clay,
hir Cars and Mr.. Dickinson. The two SENATOR from
Iowa uninstruoted
There is spp1rettlys very good under.tan Iing be-
recent frequent interviews what IT may be produc-
tive Of l knoE not; but 10 may safely b. presumed
that II there BE surgeoder IL will be the part OF
Mr. Clayton.
Before / conclude. I would respectfully inquire
whether there are no means VI puttng end 20 the
fhiD plaster fystem sti rogue here ia Washingtong
81 ConRress seems 10 b. Ierisotly unavsilinx There
are estabi hments here calling Themselves bankers,
who food nee only the Distri but all the Southern
States. With thtir worthless TIA h. TO I've great annoy
anee of tina respectable bu.iasss msn Of ths place,
aud their honest customers Gold Is constantly
drawn out Of the treasury, bat disappears almost
Is fast az rain Drops up-n the sand, 10 make
for worthless shi .. pagters. promising 20
pay ia current Nir.i fdnasn Men ot real capital
have need a having 20 such stale subter-
fugeste get trusted. aud BANKER sho is-
suing notes before he IL able 20 a. business gives pra
Jacit evidence Of his Insolvency Do Cor mercy sake,
take pity the good people ~ ths District Give
peal Ct the thunder VI the New Nork HsraA, add 10
may btins the shavefs and money changers 70 sense
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