New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
California in Danger Prospects of her Non.
Admission and the Rejection OF her KEEP
rrseutatiye~.

Csrrc-ps,lsr.- O.. ne r-su. N.u,stos ,sssy a. D.
/ have heard from good authority, what { We
coad sive credence Il. NIGH, well alarm the friends
/ o. Freedom throughout the world. las said here.
and with much show OF confidence. tina, The adniis
siou @, California IS 10, only doubtful bur that hse
j n favor o! >.a,er vii be able 10 muster strong
enough. particularly IN the Senate % make her
rejection absolutely certain II Is said that consul
rsiion. have been held and that those IN ,s,or u
Slavery VIII be able to gain over esoush o. the
Northern Lcoo- Foco Senators 70 reject our Young
Pacific sister
In thus corneciion the assertion Of Senator DICK.
lS,oS in the Senate Thursday. which was APP
plauded by the gallery IS not without It's weight
can hardly suppose tina, he spoke 50 boldly with
r,, kpoySiny the opinions OF some Of his friends
nm, the North Vet that declaration stands our
boldly that if crisis comes hls sword VIII be IN
sheaihed tor the South
Ii that struggle comes the South vii os nearly
united aud a. there are thirty Slave Senators 20
thrty from Free States smsN detection irom the
North will give a majority % the South. echcN 9
that even BENTON IL calculated on to stand by the
south and thu, the South. Il there Is no other way
~ carry into effect their measures will take ground
boldly IN opposition 70 the admission OF CShiorma
think however. that whatever their opinions on
Slavery may be, " however they may De dc
nouuced Or suffer martyrdon At home, the follow
ing southern men will vote ior the ADMISSION at
California 20 all risks p ARCH snd PRATT Of
Maryla BELL Of Tennessee SPRvA>CE and
" AIS oi Delaware Ii would be hard a. sup.
pose that Mr. CLAY and Mr. NnERwOOp of hcn.
lucky would vote against the admission OF sove.
reign State But the fact that Mr.. CLAY IS talked
OF n making up compromise gives ground' per
haps Tor the calculation. am only giving the cur
rent calculation without knowing on what data
that calculation ! based.
But supposing the calculation IS correct that the
Southern platform shall be 20 vote against the at
mission Of California. and that al but 1--we VIII stand
upon L. n the North were united. theirs would be
majority OF 10 og the adinissionyet can the North
depend IN a crisis. on BWGHr. Cas- DICKINSON,
the Younger DonGE, DoUGIAss FELCH, joss
STURGEON and WHIrCoMB Here are ten Sena
tors. whoif they draw their swords in favor OF
the South, as threatened amid gallery applause,
would give ten majority against the admission OF
Calitrma-cyen suppOsing that BRAnBt Ky, CHASE,
Oh. elder Donor, H,NlIN, SHIELD ami w Ntkth
stud hrm e. the North and when We remember
the conduct ct 50 strong Free Soilcr as NILES ~
voting tor the admission az Texas II is somewhat
different Ia trust any of them have not referred
% HAti of New Hampshire supposlns him 10 be
about the only honest Free Sol Loco Foco N the
: nate Wei. such are the hopes and such the hears
of the leaders ON The North and South.
It such should be the case. why not At once burn
the Declaration OF Independence II the people
OF a sovereign State are shut ont of the | mon
merely because they will not make Slavery the
fundamental principle OF their free Institutions 1t
- time tor us TO inquire where We hive. That lug
land should crush the ircnds of Freedom IN Ire
land that Austria should scourge aud murder the
friends OF Freedom an Hungary, - surely darA
enough page ia the history OF the Nineteenth Cen
tlry but that we should kick from the door OF IN
trance 10 our Union sovereign stats, SIMPLY be
a lse her free citizens will not enslase its mhab
tants viii bc the darkest portion II al
The reasons which VIII De gwen, AMI which are
urged for tins are plenty as blackbernes. u Is
said that the Convention was not legally called
that the people voting were not American CITIZENS,
| but floating class OF foreigners and advcnturers
! thapIt IL mushroom state IL IL needless 10 say
! that all th. il nonsense that most II the pOpula
| ton voting the California Constitution, are Natives
! igaa Ede citizens ct the United states. Argu
/ mcni IS nothing. II ioregone conclusion 70 vote
! against .hiornis IL made mp bur what viii The
| North sag The South has had her day OF blus
| ter but the Loo Of the North has never let his
| roar be heard yet II the Senate should vote as
| threstcned the electricity OF thai Lions eye The
| tones Of his voice would be- such as are seldom
| heard and seen among men
| The answer 10 the Resolutions OF Mr. CLENENs
| viii probably be sent u the Senate TO morrow 20
| The labor IN the Departments particularly IN the
" ar Department, IN making out two copies tor the
| House and Senate, isvery great They VIII be TIE
same % a comma, and Will make very large vol
ume, aud they Will place the Administration IN
strong position before the country Old Zack breads
no amount--uo stncness Of scrutin>
| JoHS c. CALHuCS is seriously SICK Most oi
| those who know hlm intimately fear that death i
steadily approaching ! would look upon this as a
great calamity The Wild steed Of Disunlon which
| he has been training can only be managed by hun
| self He is now ready for the course. aud an mex
pcrienced rider might give him rein for n career Of
desolatiou and rum which the original trainer never
contemplated.
The Loco Foco party will tn to upset the reso.
| luton 10 morrow, By which the House was finally
organized yesterday but ! hope the reconsidera
TON v.il be- voted down O'BRiEs Snow