New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
FROM WASHING TON.
Calhoun and >eward-U Rih0un's sacce--or-
Texas Webstcr's Apotheosiss

COrfe.p ondence Of The Tribune
WARRINGTON, "Wednesday, April
IAave always though; that tho agitation % tns
slavery question, and VOCATION at the course th"'
M alters are taking, or may probably take heipei
Il hasten Calhoun's death. The eamestncss with
which he watched Seward while the latter ~ss
developing in a plain. uncqu,Vccai manner the
course he would take, aud the course which ne oc
Heved the North destined % take. took my s''en
non NJ the time Calhoun was resolved thai Toe
S,uth should continue 90 rule the UuioA and DIS
pense its vast patronage. and "a the l5th Ult &.
declared that he DID not want 10 10 on ecoJ terms
with Mr. Seward. The Senator, sSiH he, Nl'
holds that he must consult higher power tnSn ii'
Constitution IN regard 20 our rights. Is not the "sh
10 associate with me
la this spirit did he leave tie Senate C"amn' u
on that dan, aud never returned
The Nes-. York Herald Monday much hkea ~
the slaveholders thiaks that w cbsieg Val taSo
CslhoGns high place IN their atect9ns IL say
we arc reTsoNded, tom reeen; events La ne vi
man 10 cau succeed Mi Calhoun N nc HcrliN"u ~ y
scplh i lie Sisinguished from Mssssohusess
even Daniel Vecsier mnseif-proVidsd he moves rsa'
hereafter However paradox cal - may appear, We Sc
,hsi u,sny of.he Members q congess or The so1h c'
sant,ng great and powerful. parry, who are favorable M
he Unon u The Sagcs so determines To pes~svc ue
80 lpsl,lors intact have hsj tt'r hearts awaSeltt
aDa sheis spirits eheerrd by ne po~eiN" sp>~eh '~e'
made ey Mr.. Wees,or IN hc senate
NJ WkBsrER - not marked Tor much ont,iualt
n-but he reads a grest deal Icther yea tr
ssid IN senate that he had read all the works O.
the Currency this WAS whea the sab Treasury
WAS discussed in his last speech he tells inst he
Lss read al the documents about The DIVISION q re
Mstbodjst Episcopal Charch and IN his CIV vs.
he oOmpliuentei the Southern Ch!Vslfy as the
"Genilemen who pope The South ! s0ess ta"'
old SrKyrSsoS who wanted - ngh; DAS . Con
NIL kr eanin, him q slavC-broeder. Is stu shVe
~ Oten. often we're We told IN Congress, 81 y p
time Texas was annexed that part q Il must l0rro
tree Ststes-nOw WERsI ER thass but q ioar >is'e
S.atss--and this is the man that wanted nc ino'
TERRITORY, no greater spread Of me Ouoa' icr iesr
Of DESTROYING Constitutional balances treat eA'
FOUNDER OF the Coz stilarson. may Your occo
soon be at an end
We live in revolutionary uiaes Have i"'s &C.
tain compromising Senators as much isAen ir'i'
their former greatness IS tns; o'd pe't1osyS' .
Lou. Philippe See them. hike the ghost In no
mer, wandering on this side o. the s'yx- waiiils
nn Chxron give then passage over. and impatient
to plunge In Lethes wave May they ee s''
gotten
WEssTKR Should resssn IA Massachusetts, ana
tender hs senatorial services - So0th CaTosihA -
AZ BEsSgTT says He 10 the only man who eau
sscceed Mr. CAIH0Vg in the administration oi the
Soath" They want dsmigod Just now. aae
who more fit TO occupy the vacant uche than the
Godhke DAME. When shall We have lac
apotheosisl JAxxs SULLIVAN.