New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

The Near- York EUenfRg Post OF the Zlst ipst
contained article sudiDg TO the Pre.ident and his
Cabinet from which we quote the folio wing passages
The following letter to indicate that our views 90
the prncips question OF tie day he Slavery quesor) are
.Dp.sTsssr 81 sr.T,. w..h,gtoa. March II. is4,
TSa< P,eprseey, Of "A, Nsw York Everins Post,
"G.s,Issss norm you Tie sgbscnpon 70
,our p.psr On the part this Degs discontinued
You oil please transmit your account 70 The date Of o9f eep
too Of noues for psymsat
Il an very respectfully your oees,ss .e,ysns ,.
sWbeu We consider the desire Of Gen Taylor hat Con-
Rress should adopt tho scheme Of Walker which eonien
plated the erecting 81 Csforn;s into an .houte
" under President b. the srbiter OF hs
slave question within ts boundaries could uo have ex
peeled tho Ereniag Po should be regarded With Ps'-
ocular fsvor by Department The TACT thsi Hef
be csms ashipg on February Gen Taylor Interested
hmssf 10 vor Of the scheme. and was anxious that
not denied BY any paper gion and will not be-
And 10 . speech delivered by Mr.. j. X. Giddings at
Warren 10 Ohio since his return home from Congress
and publshed In the Clepeand Herald, we find the FOL
lowing assertion:
aNowilhssnd,ng the Allison letter and the pretended
pledges :" Gem ss,S n,gne m.Ss
of Congves 10 psss Mr.. Walkers smsndmeot through al
.sS.d :; hs "a: ~ ,ss o. s ro %
arrived Dstion's capital wss 10 gre ma PERSONAL fH-
10 ssars ne esetc Oa,ca ,o,' 70 eItesd Sa'ey
about the same time and satisfied that they misrepre
sensed the motives and conduct Of tho President in the
matter referred 10. have taken some pains 70 ascer
tain the facts In the and now beg briefly to state
them.
tis very natural that the President and bis friends
should 10 common with all friends OF the cOun-
try auxiousy desire that some law should pass Con
grcss 10 enable the Executive TO govern California TO
prevent those scenes OF riot and booshed which have
dsgraced the Territories In their presenf state Of
unbrdled anarchy 10 subject the people end especially
the multitudes proceeding TO the gold region To
the ssutary restraints law and order and to redeem
eur solemn treaty obligation with Mexico TO maintain
Q Government tor tbs protection OF the country we had
obtained from her The President aud his friends were
doubtless earnestly DESTROYS that Congress should fully
eusbs him to the laws faithfully executed In Cali
forpis and New Mexico. But we can take upon our
selves say that untrue that either he or they en-
pressed any preference for Mr. WAIKERs amendment
over Mr.. WRssTKR's any other proposition equally
effective With either 10 stten the desired end His oh
ject was the establishment OF Government OF some sort
and either provision would have satisfied him which sp
peared most acceptable 10 Congress 10 10 unfounded
and malicious to represent him having sought 10
throw his weight either for against the Free Soil
party.
word TO the EpeaiaH Post TO the dlscontinuance
Of that journal by the Department of State which u
psrades 90 SYSTEMATICALLY in its columns IL 10 well
knovn that tho prescription of Wing journals by that
Department hes been nearly universal for many years,
end learn that the Secretary OF State gave
On ordtr that the newspapers taken by the Department
should be equally divided between the two political par
ties The Poet wss among those discontinued 10 1t pro
scripuvs merely TO divide with usi Was any Demo
cratic Secretary ever liberal to HE opponents May
cur foreign ministers TO whom papers to be for
warded receive any thing from the Department
bus papers oil on aide AZ TO the charge that The
Poet any other paper was discontinued because II
Free Soil paper well satisfied there IL not
. particle Of foundation for IL. Nat Intel