New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01
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| lows, INC Loco 0cO IDf'nDc1ts
bat little doubt that the latter viii BE- fee'ee'eoi
BY the force Of peculiar c5usidersfions. Ia me
frat place the people 81 the Southern border nave
been dsappointed-in = cheering prospect ~ hos-
Titles by the obstinate perinsciiy Of Gen. I'y
lor. They hsd got up good protex. % IT,
dian outrsge. Seminole murders Sc. and were
plainly anxious to make good thing Of it. They
have repeatedly cleared & million dollars Grover
on lay no better than this under the bead u
Pay 10 Volunteers. The time Of service literally
CON puted,l Service Of Horses, with Losses AID
Injuries sus,sined 10 consequence Of suoh service
sabsstence and Forage, Damage sustained ~
Volunteers turning their horses ior toe nigat mo
fields OF growing Corn or Cotton, &c &c. They
would have done - well row. snd probably bet
ter. profting by experience had not Gen. Taylor
obstastsly refused % call out volunteer or pcr-
NIT one 20 be mustered into the service. he bad
seen good deal Of ths sort d thing 10 tle course
Of bis own Indian service, snd he pat down "a
foot that there should be no volunteers accepted.
Al least until il become certain that the Regulars
could not answer the purpose. 70 We have
missed smother Seminole War and escaped a
large drais upon the Treasury, bnt the Wing vote
10 Southern Georgia vii be pretty certain 70 SUI
fer ior IT,
- Loco Focoism is riding the Slavery Eztea-
sion hobby 10 Georgia rather harder than 1t did IN
North Carolina, and sbout the same as ia Ken
t1cky ind Tennessee. TIE rival candidates ior
Governor have been ca.eclissd by certain citizens
| OF Jones aud Putnam Counties az 10 their views
Of the power Of Congress, the rghts Of the South,
a 81. .f.r.I -
the Wilmot Proviso. Judge Hill has declined to
answer. Gov. Towns, 90 the contrary, replies
that; 30 his opinion, Co8gress has no rghtt 70 legs
ate respecting Slavery in the Territories, Gen
| Cas-. ground j--tbs. the Wiimot Pfoviso is IN
constitutional ard degrading % ne 5ou,t-iha; he
ia Wiling % take ibe Clayton Compromise CO nc
bcs, that can nov be obtained BY the Sosth-ths'
he considers TIE South svinded sad " the whole
! Of California lost 10 ne - the course which o.
fairs have takeu, the Worth denying the legsA'y
Of Slavery in the Territories and filing the ooUn-
try up with settlers while tho SHAREHOLDERS iea'ea
70 lose their chat.5s Il taken thitber- aasaiis I
| Butler King IA Georgia Whigl rs playing NE
game Of the North In California, by urging q
course which he knows vii insure tho exclusion
Of Slavery thcrefrom-sud on the delicate topic
! remedies, says
"Fntertsalrg those gio' ou spprec ate the cor
diaty Nth vf rh subscribe TO the -cnfme-s Gu
brsced In one ofihe resolutions ~ a late u nocrsto
ConveDton-ihat 80 the event Of the passages by Con
| gress OF the Wil,not PrcTisO or inerisreneo l'.
the subject 81 slavery In ;he Districs oi Columble
can have 10 difficulty IN choosing between Toe ony
alternatives that will TcrnsnOi aOJec. snDin."-o" u
aggression and outrage TIE hand, Or deter
restance other, q; all hazards soo 10 Tue las
Inv. ~ isasa b. yaa' o'' ''-s'a' ,o,s
a...f. Jo.. De-. } a w.asa-a. aae oihsu.
Tie Augusta CoashtufsoE0ii'f leading Loco
Foco organ, says
"Mtag TIRE PREDiCrioN.-The refusal Of Judge Hlhi'
answer me questions Of The Jones and Putnam Commuee
viii i0sc BIN hogsqnds Of ro the people OF 1tofs a
Thou OF wings Will stay awHy from ne polls of
the fate Of Brown, the subinissionst Town
the bold and unfinchlng champion 81 southern uenis'
win Ike the gallant old Ironscac' lead his mum oou'
pefcr thousands ~ vyiess
Another article in the same paper commences
as follows
aTng Vanguard o. ANTf-SLAvERy At TRR SOuTH.-lf
any sahe dogbts that she spirit Of snuslayey u N
The ascendant IN The WIZ party iues u ala
the Wig psess ooing TO sueasn zoe ssvs po~. J.
ibis eonieoefscy re ~ We Soai' w w 49,,
Abolition confederstes, no more territory unless -
Tee they oppose openly and body De es'sa
aA assumed The ground. The Wig rrcss'of Geofglr
with one exception oniy acauesces IN ihs grand coaspi
rscy the national Whg party. eonhne slavery forever
to spread over all tie vast and yei unpeoped domain Of
orr common country bought by Ire common treasure and
"Th. Is me practical enforcement Of the fsi that iie
Wings have cent form Thee saah he STARE
state The Democrats eeny tho right OF The Federal
Government 90 prevent or la any way throw obstacles
he way o. the cresuon Of more Slave States Not only
all the southern Democrats bat many ieadng iuilenth
and distinguished Northern Democrats, oeny A's power
10 Congress, and warmly protest against is exercise
tween those Northern Southern Democrats II rt,ss
themR common platform In The doctrine OF NoS fNTfg-
ffRFNCE ts this which has eudearod % the DemOcrNc,
| Of the South soeh men a. CAS-, DALLAS, BtehN.s'
such IL the doom Whggery procsims for he Slave
sisles already m minority in voes and influence md
dssiined, under is policy 70 slna year by year INTO
Northern States assume An nil Of nsoen DIGESTION o.
this subject being not only secule IN their own numerical
strength, bit doubtless fortified sud omboldened by he
| cooperation Of the southern wings.
1.-THE Southern Democrats has been willing and anxious
% this strong enSsvery tide which wes ping
Che Souib away 90 a. gnoo'e destiny OF degradation iu
ieuof!iy aud oppression, and have sought % sr1uss
| sPeir of ktsNfAfet io lner riemet-ay, RESIST
10 they carry the elections In the South, ihen
The application Of he Nilmos froviso. Or kindred
policy 10 the territories, The settled policy Of the
Whie party Of his county
The same paper parades twice in it's columns
| the following statement
| The Editor OF the Butte Colhy pa Baig states
that during The recent visit of Gen Taylor 10 Pittsburgh
response - certain nlerrog atoms the subject tho
| President replied ir Substance as l0LOws;
Although STAKEHOLDER himself be regarded slavery
great moral and political evil, sud would Dc infinite
y reloced n 70 were utterly eNurruishei. He die uai
believe thsi Congress possessed the constitutional nFh
20 interfere with sAver' Ia ne states wherein 70 no~ 81
Isis bus had The right. and should exercise i % pre-
vent It, extension into territory free Since he hsd
efi Washington, notice had been given 10 the Govern
mcHl hst The people OF California about 90 form
Stale Constitution containing the slavery prohibition. src
would epply for admission into The Union early day
lie expressed hs eradication ihs snd declared hst
should receive hs corlisl sanction WAS UTTERLY
nosrils 10 rur SrRonps goS oF sL,sEKY MO IHs NV
rfgKirogtEs'
| Space fails, or We might largely extend these
citations. The above are enough, however. 20
Justify our apprehension that the la,e Free soil
journals OF this State will very soon be shouting
over & glorious Democratic victory in Georges
| Another Destructive Fire at Rochester.
About 4 o'clock. Friday morning IRE broke
out IN the frame building Nsn.s,. opposite the
Ihird Presbyterian Church which before lie progress
could be arrested consumed Ten buildings ON Main =