The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-16
Affairs of California.


0rrI..Msr-Eyerything coming from Mr. olsy car.
res with 1t so much weight, aud COCA so quickly to
form tho public opinion. that feed called upon to
make, without delay, the following correction
An Injurious imputation Is intimated BY Mr. Clay
ss. Of hi. r.%.ls. n Of ,hs
1's 10 ss.s. y ss: ..:
nspi.y tvs s.,, vhs. have been ssn.sr.Insd
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ps h s. Hs Ts M and M
.ons from csi.rss taking srs.aJ srssf
TSsy VIII sontur. on no such hssardss. as
=: .ss sssIss .ssss
This intlmation and tho conditional menace Of tho
power of the government. feel bound to say, are
both grntuitous because there IL nothing In the
ent occasion. nor In the conduct OF the people OF
that State to warrant them DO far from ex hibt-
Ing any feelings Of contumaey or dsre-pect 20 the
Union tho people of California In all their pnbo
scmblsges and public scts, have steadily manifest
ted enthusiastic affection and perfect respect for
The Srss, Sody Of ths peopi" IN California are Imer
citizens who have recently left this portion Of the
county many Of them temporarily, aud all Of whom
cted with by ties of family and business II
thing of course to regard California ~ part Of
their common country and no doubt or question regard
been raised there In the form alton Il her cousttu
tion tho convention sbored sorupulousy TO assilas
II with hose u the other states of the Union a1d to In
nothing. and to omit nothing, which might In any
way retard her admission, make q cause of opposi-
tion to IT, Mr. Clay l. not warranted In seiring upon
the remark Of unknown letter writer which 10
tradcted by every public and authorized act OF the
people and the state, TO hang upon II an implied
ishmsnt.
Tho govcrumen Of tho United States has been three
years Indebted TO tho people of California for property
sken and services rendered and during this mc they
have been paying tsxee Without representation, aud
without protection.
In fact the only connection With single exception
that eIists between this government and tho
PIE of California Il their loyalty and affection for the
Union The exception sllude TO- sthetsxston which
NJ
the taxsv being The only law % the United ststss
which the government has been pleased to extend to
them. Tho people there pay tribute TO thia govern
ment aud that the only tie between them sud IT, er.
cept what their spontaneous sentiment creates aud
manifest In their present patient application TO be ro
fully yours J. q. FREMONT.
TSi.pAr Aprn o. 1850
Mesr Nr~s IRON sm Jom YsArrLIs.-rLs 50.
Louis (No) Tnfelsgenc~r Of the 9th int. ssyss-Ws
indebted 70 James Sinclair Esq for the following
extract from letter to him from A. MeDermot ds-
ted sss' S oo'0sy fep ;,s "a fsSg fs% s,K,n,.. r,,
which brings news thst the ship that vent In search
of Captain FrSpklin is viniering In heHenses river
thought the Captain IL stiii alive.
"sir John Richardson and Mr. Bell are 10 leave this
In few days, taxing with then AL the men except
eight Of whom are 10 remain here during the
whilst the other sir are to scccmpany me down
The coppsrmine 20 the Polar see: when hope II the
proves favorable 20 add little 10 The chart Of
thcse ~ gcns. p"
Mr. sinclair hs. also Kindly favored US with an eI-
dence 3cth April 1870 The writer s stached TO the
srpsdiion OF sir John Richardson, and hs account of
the very favorable weather during the winter of 1913
leaves TO hope that the search 81 Sir Johs
Prsnku prosecuted under the most favorable cir
evnstanees and, as ve have reason TO hope, with
Dir. Rae says
The weather here has been vcry fne compared With
the experience of D~s-e and simpson; there have not
been eight days during the last sir mouths 20 stormy
ss TO prevent travelling. We have had an excellent
house 20 live in With an sbundapc. of wood aud veni-
esu nd yer fine IA a. as mt az W
With large stock ON hand In the store 81 present.
when the packet arrived here. was absent st the
kendal River with the hrs portion oftore- aud provi
sons fer the runners consumptiOn but returned two
days after Great numbers OF deer seen, all mi
grating nor,hward."
Movements OF Indtvfdrsls.
pus~er H. wilson aud 3. r. orifhn, Z. 8. ~, have
rived in this city.
The degree of l.. T. n has been conferred upon Jo-
seph Henry Secretary Of the smthsonian Insttute BY
the University of this state
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