New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
Mr. Cobb and the Committees Of the House
The Home DcpartmeD t-Mr. Roots Rc-o-
luton Gen. Taylor aud the Wiin,ot Pro-


w,.HINeroN, Monday. Dec 81. $40.
an lot at all surprised at either tie sectional
or political character Of the Committees announced
by the Speaker IN the House this morning. They
are fully ~ liberal as could have been expected.
partial and decided partisan they are. The
Chaimsr Of both the Committees Of Ways aid
Means and n Foreign Affairs ara miserable selcc-
tons So TAR as the qualifications or ability OF the
recipients ERE concerned ngd do Mt reflect that
discrimination and Judgment which ! BOXED Tor
from Mr. COBB There were men OF his own party
of tar more ability and m whom the country would
ha,. had much more confidence than either 81
those designated ios those important Committees
The Southern tone ui many ol the more important
Committees only shows the lhberalty OF those
who complain the most against the North or the
decided stand they have taken against 6c extsn-
sion OF Slavery however do not know that II Is
after slL a subject matter OF complaint tor the day
s INST la the history at THIS nation when the OK
tension of slavery val be ongcr tolerated
The proceedings IN the House during the day
have IN two respects been raugbt with much IN
poftance far - the best interests of the country
are concerned ! allude O. the resolution offered by
Mr. MILLER of Ohio for the repeal OF the Depart
inert Of the Interior and the reius al OF the House
hv q large MAJORITY to sustain the cal Tor tbs pre-
,ious question moved los the author Of the propOs
ton il was regarded On the House a. a test cues
ton and shows the lmpotelcy q the mon Clique
IN this city 10 carry out = threats OF Vengeance
against the most valuable Department oi the go.
eminent For the consolation Of the cons pratofs
they NAV as vel understand that even could they
have forced Il throu-h tie House Il would have
been defeated ID the senate by de'lded vote
This assertion make Ilqualhedig II was adopt
"a mich oy the desire ef prominent Loco oco'
as fom sny partialf o. the Whi-, and tire Loco
Foo influence that .rcuI 81 ~ passage 4" M prev eii
rs repeal lndeT ally circumstances
fhs other question % moment mated I'D the
/ H0us, was the resolution otersi ty NJ Roor. I'D
s'rncfInc the Committee GA Territories o. report
/ bills ~ the Territorial Government II New MeNl
] cu Dese-e' s. With clause therein Inserted pro
hIbitii- the institution a Domestic >ayrrs ~ltlll
/ such territorial limits The defeat oi the motion
o. Is, the resoiution on tie table clearly I.dlcs
/ tive Il What viii he the csuli q; Mr. k0oT prop
| ositI.n No Territorial t.l can Pass tie Lower
House wlthout that bal embraces the principles o.
/ the WImot PrcViso ant i1r tie early ssiiailon oi
the subject the South thank rs own iinpractI.
/ cable. visionary demasozues - On came here o.
"a tluinbHg Leo FccOis-u ln bttr-la lIrh lut
/ slavery question l. they are anxious % sccede
from tie lulou. they vii have a. opportunity ioi
I dong. tine Nimoi PrOvIso TA q ATTACHED 90
any Territorial bin passing Congress ihs season
/ notice that the Correspondent 81 The b7auaort
] San speaks confidently n the acton ~ zen AAI
/ OR IN such a. event and asserts that such mea
would be arrested through the lnierporltioa q
/ the despotic power 81 tbs Veto speak advised
/ " when assure you as b.. that this ccrresPoud
/ ent mr. other has had any authority, directly or
I Indirectly. ,or making any such statement u Is
hseicn rorl the truth as i . possible ~ hctloa
| 70 be different b. fact Il a measure admitting q
10 constitute nal dcubt-s power that Las beea ire
quenily exercised bv the different predecessor q
/ he pres-uf Tux lnlheui Il the " hlfe H1use and q
T passed by Congress vii receive hc'sprruvsl q
/ Gen. TlILoE. Why such efforts should be made
. 4 mislesd and deceive the people wao E-s a.1re
ANXIOUS that the question should b. finally disposed
81. than hov. u b me matter q astnnisi-neLf
wrote you some TINS sincc q the Efforts mss
~ b jeiest NJ LEwIs. the Coliecior AZ Phla
/ dc.phs can that mauy Of tie pruanneai mer
chats q that CITY are busiy AZ wors 70 create 4
+ reaction N hs favor by CIRCULATING Petuons ass
ng 'ur b oouHrrnsto snd that be wa &c backed
~ stroHg influence Of tins Kind Il q EXCEED.
lns.y questionable, however. whether he ca DC
saved. Serious charges Of a political nature. as
VIZ a. others connected with some bankas ope
Fatoas, are preferred AGAINST. hun AM the W h.
Senator from his State i vo.eai and determined
N his hostility toward hin The ooahrcaeharged
70 have been made between him and the Native
Amencsns vii prove. .-om pres-a, appearances,
q .llssoss srozsd hs ssck ALrHA