New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26

the law Of prmog enture, bat neither he nor az
one else has tested this House with that qaes'On
this session.
MIR. Baldwin has very easy tine Of IT, Siozu.
len enough The Attorney General Is the head o.
tie GovJrrmc 1t here. dc has about 800 y lar
ssAuenahlynsn, 81 900 as Crown officer, $500 as
fees nd il ia asserted another 81 900 IS Solicitor
to the Board Of Ordnsncss, England. VIVA; ne
make by his private practice, or gives to his ex'
uatrouS | know not. Oar two Speakers nave
81 0C0 each, or $40 per day each Tor tho hdndrel
days they olfciste yearly. The other members
have s4OO each, or g. per day.
Since March, lsis, three Of the Reform Caoi'
pet have go. shelyed-one a. s'ooO year >, w.
lBlskel and two, Aylwin and S1.livao, at SiOOo,
as Judges, each with pensions when thy want
/ them.
/ When youfolhs across the Niagara make move
in accordance with your graDdiol oent Foitn OF o,
July professions, and that is no. 81 often az cond
vish somebody here il generally D1nd 20 loh'F
/ YOU Mr. Malcolm Cameron, an eZ-Minster, mas
Introduced In Assembly bills 10 save from the she
riffs grasp e4O0 va ne OF The poor debtors su0it ance'
such rs the debtor may select aud also 70 save from
seizure the home ste ad, a. much thereof as may
be worth o. 900. Baldwin, Laiontane ana inc
old school will hill these bills of, aud probably tear
up the bill abolishDg the jail for the poor deoor'
A funeral procession passed my window one day
cary this month, with very many cabs and o.hef
carriages, all Of them filled by c0lored people, va
inouiry | found that one Of their clergymen had
died The colored people here are very nuner'
GUS and, as all inform me, courteous and We. De-
haved Many Of them are slaves, and trust u AZ
10 Union ever may take place bet Teen the sever
al parts Of North America that would restore tniI
cruelty treated race 70 their southern task masters
and give Canada for hunting ground 70 the negro.
steaier Eurely a God Of Mercy and Justice co ~
not emile upon such union, for it would oe In deh'
ance Of his primal law
oh ats m n
going on at Washington between the friends oil
Justice, freedom and progress, (Uuh soel1t oTder)
and the advocates Of frs1d violence and the eter-
nal despotism Of the STAKEHOLDER. The condition
of Coneress was bad enough while remained In
Wasbir etOn last Winter, and too clearly per-
ceive bv The debates that il has not improved much
but surely the decision Of North Anne lea sg onst
Slavery Dropa1andsm cannot be much longer de-
layedf Your great Republic will not cannot re-
solve itsen into a mammoth conieoeiacy 40, 'u 10
spread Of human slavery or .Su .borss ~ the
eSen national Institution, from the shores o. sle
! 90 snd (5uIf of Mexico to the PACING ana Dan
Franosco. 1t cannot be possible thar a NoI'uein
p.esideDt the son of free born tler OF tne s'h'
who halls from the banks OF Lake Erle' WIN el,sr
choose his Cabinet or frame bis measures so as %
drive hack society in the New World in 1850 nearer
snd rearer 10 those periods in the history oil the
void during which man was literally " born 70
trouble as the sparks fly upward" and which are
| well described as tire dark ages"
Since the Protestant MODS ii 'Via'e'RRu'a' "
not hear that you have bad any great COLLISIONS on
account of Religion the Bible, Christ and the frae
EsiIh' Here. in Canada, on the 18th of March, the
Irish Roman Catholics Annually rejoice in honor Of
81 Patrick, while large body ofProtestsnts, called
Orangemen, hold their festivals on the lsth OF "a
", on which day, many years since, was fought
great battle on the Irish river Boyne On the l2.n
mt | witnessed grand procession OF the Orange
men Of this CITY, decorated with sashes and dis,
plsYing elegant Gags and banners Of blue and
ORANGE They were peaceful and decorous and
tbe;r Catholic brethren, as they bad been advised
by the very Rev Mr.. Carroll ON the previous sun
y Tor the time, foretold Of old, when man to
man in every cline and country, shall become a
hand of brothers, each Of them desirou: OF emuat-
ing his fellow in promoting the welfare OF the
| whole. ho0LN S"I