New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

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party by bis numerous repeut3ns Of that celebrated
expose Of e Intentions OF NJ Calhoun and ls friends
We take from tie s. Loals r1l0a, the following sum-
nary 4 Pc remarks Rt.-a Col E. made recently 10
New Franklin. Howard Co. near the residence % Cl.i.
borne T Jackson. who introduced the slavery Extsn
zion resolutions into the ssour Legislature and made
himself 60 conspicuous procuring their passage sud
Is also asqirant for the -eaatorshp - succeed Col
Benton
~He -orced tbe crcams. tlat tie 80 extreme
ror.0ls " both the colrrcirE parties ODD ife >aF-ry
question t-r mosf violent l Pre- Aal'l1.t. a1i c' 'le
ZION - le In.1u--Lc overthrow ~ le Con.-l-
tnu Mr orr'or sail has tlr as pari he "s- equally
opposed 90 northern sid southern fsrarci-1-ecls.
Drro-eg fo dl-lrior. wte,lrr 10 came from Nu-ers
Ato.uolisf. hl' .srcs required lm POP say dat BOD His
design lpo1 he Union. ra- Aalro-s, were fhe least
Ian srn- .r the reason fi1+ AMONG 'ic1
iage STATE a1rn1g eif.1u rsi lfi1-f "A irrras e rl
Der. had four. to VII ooliit aroma Virginia. f1rda
he dePrecsed Gle dl.-l.sion Of he question Il s.a
very Congress and imputed blame fo both 'h- factions
f1r bringing b. there Dr. vas tl- hane cf g. ~ss.a-on
and esding fo i-gracef scene. ae s1or of Cng-e.s
De- brought mo every measure mixed a every debate
sas Ike ne iro-- of Erypt which We're found 10 th@
sressiag uoagl. on ihe iai snd 10 me bllal beds
/ poisoning a. tle rr I1Fm-ur- NJ ne
/ NJ 3 spoke also u t.- Pso.rc Ra-way-of he 3D.
T vantage o would b- fo Missouri
~H- made very c.ose comparison OF the legislative
f resolutions fl those 0f NI Calhoun. saup - their
great smis ATTY snd demonstrating l4 Mr Jackson Wa
rar- Co. le showed that these were fca-ol reso
ll01s n. Illustrations Of taese points were nr" ana
I Convincing
The Missouri Congressional delegation zoe .a,t sni
next Congress have al dealei their positions on the
absorbing question % slavery Extension and may be-
classified A. follows joins JAMESON the late member
from The 10 District and IS s. a. BAY. ne successor
have both arrsyed themselves against Benton pstiorm
Of principles and in tavor Of the Instructions Of the
/ Legislature Sir Jameson 5 letter 30 Lieut. Gov.
/ Price sho with GOV Ring and al bis Cabinet sustain
Col! Beutonl gives It tis opinion that Col b. " can
not be- sustained that appea according to Democratic
pracples and beside all this Mr. j. declares from s-l
the d. hrs before Inn that Col B is IN favor OF the
/ Wlmot Provso and that be i opposet l sending
~sverv 90 New Mexico OF California, now free % the
curse Mr. Bay expresses bic surprsc ihs any person
should entertain do-5; in regard 20 his opinion upon
the highly exciting subject and says
You may therefore .ei ne down against me W.
mot Pross0 n every shape ana form Dr. when may ne
prrsea,rd s1d cry votes 10 Congress wil 30 ioani -
/ -l. lec tccur1ilrg
The member from the lid District JANIS GssEN
1v speeches aud letters declares HE opposition 90 Ben
ton and FIRES soil and his willingness 70 obey the reso
luton 81 the Legislature although lie refused to '.sn
the southron Address The S.. Lons Rpahicaa says
Green s o. visit Jefferson CRY make speech snd &
Pad c,0nd promised hm when lr trs mere he j. DID
l tN' - r.f.N. liNI3AALlt t t7
fsf be- hs- some idea of falling .ii1 ils vacant >e-a''
slip ben Benton j. driven olt cf D.
Judge JAuEs BowLN from Inc lst District, VII.
LAID P HALL from the Nth and MAJ JOHN PHsLFs
from the Vh have not defined their future course but
% . well Understood that BoWlu and Phelps support
Benton
Wltt.sn p HAT tine TOO. OF Jud % At-a..oul seem.
fo have - conf I-lc- of he J-fs1a en- nr ro'f tn DO
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The Mrofaafaa doubts Alr Fay position. although
be- makes such strong professions .ne-n.uch az some
u,u were against the Wnmot Ploriso and stu for
BENTON aid It s added that ne edits and controls the
r,au Fsg q paper published 10 Franklin County and
ths being true heis .or Benton, AMI ct course wrong
lie is asked to define h. position.
"a o. the course Of Benions distinguished rival
Judge Arciuso~ uhe only member from Ms.ol1 who
b. med Cahouns address, the following letter sui
serenity DEFINITE although unlike Jameson the over
..4ughed member from Bay District he INDUCES Ia
no personalities 70 the motives or chances Of Col
Benton
Ne.sr. g. Edwards Jas " Ken ). + Murray and
Gr~rlrurS Your lerer Of ihe gsih Ct May has been
received. The warm and generous expression % com
mrndsno1 aud approval by YOU. ~ uy colrse % acOu
slce have had ihe honor OF seatn the United states
most hlcIAf ffNrlFt- Inc kNteA r. alA
ne RepreseuatFe can fvceVe y ne appreciation ana con
r4-tce 81 BIS COMMUNICATION have reason 20 be-
rve that have los that appreciation ard confidence,
Trust That ny effe'pei may 80 iaf oDia-n me 1scenu
sncy my Zee ~ 'tifOa mat WI. voluntarily rrlfe
from fae place as -urd me-
Your e,peca. approval Of NY action upon ihe slavery
qursf. most i-y and l-ty apfrrclriei -cn. s.l-
I'd ttc address o ils s0,rl Members Df Congress Dab
tl--f corstiuc'i-,l Wa 4l lmfir-sta win -r c1lfc
ou gas e nArl design ri the free states not only
prevent me save sai.s from Any farther part paio.
pee Irrrion-- % ne tlied states h1t ny series 'i
uca-are- iJ reduce lr aii-f io rate OF lei iferrg
and cut ec hen and their nsr ions o -a- mercy %
AtpAlouls. and taai Missouri would Del il- rrst Fc-A
/ sacrnc-d upon tle altar % tns internal sprt
A. Senator from Missouri. and a. cllzen OF Save
State my duty 90 resist every attempt 10 change her
| institutions, zn1 every sssagt upon her tights
TIE only object Of The address. alluded cal re
attention VI the people 81 TIE Southern states 20 The pro
res. all designs OF the fell spnt OF Ab3luonisn aud
throwing upon hem Tie respolshllty OF adopting such
measure. a. 10 them fnighi seen best
viii avail myself u your Kind invitation visit Pike
county some dufrg in- course of The sumner Or a.
Your ooeteni servant AID ie..ow-c.rLen ......,.
e. ATCHlsON
The - Loai. republican says that
The ant Benlouisrs have succeeded getting
f0ry OF le L0c0 Foco newspapers ~ le sale commit
I'D ssalnsttlm one ~ TWO others on the fence i-el
in ttetr wav quietly putting down foot aud thea ilr
oihrr-ulde,ernined which side Is kry 10 be he sronz
/ ID nr ard therefore a. .oss "a lai 60 do
The following ase The present bearings OF the greatest
portion u the Missouri L0coFoco press
Fer Bsao4-The 5, Lo4l, Union. B1o1rtk D,nora
J,Fysoa Cly Ilfay5 the state paper. - Jos.Pa Ga
I e..
Agalast B.a,5a-Tae J,fvsoa en- Nsraq0.s. Pare
Clg Argls tAtcbisons organ G.asyor Howard Co.
Baq-r. Pike c. Banaer, C1ai9n R.f0rv Fayat- Den
orai Springfield Airgti.v. CaPe Grsr4saa- ,an''srn
Standard Grand Rcu Ctr2aicsi Missouri Coarer-
s.N for ana ten against The Colonel
The : LOUIS Uqios ssys, = Treat, formerly editor
CT that paper Is about start another paper
IN that city 70 represen, The peculiar views OF ne ant
Benton wing OF the party. Iais movement u Af
Treat has alarmed the editor Of the s. Ll' 'oH' L.
nilps Esq and A. X. Cor5n u Wasan gton s % D.
called upon t. return 10 Missouri and sgan ascent the
tripod a. the champion VI CO.. Benton, % oppose Nr
Treat who Is schoo.ed Ia the -oii haze u CD b.
Ion. Treat has constitutional hated q senton,
having been trained into systematic opposition %
/ Inn ty the ale Shad-ach Penn To- many horn IN
Z Tie SIDE o, the Father o. the senate
The Weather.
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