New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09
sEyATE-wAsHlSsroS FEB.


TIE DISSOLUTION or TIE uNloS
Tne CHAR stalled he first business before the senate "a
the question reception Of memorial ~ CITIZENS OF Dea
and Pennsylvania, asking peaceful Dissolution Of
the Union.
vote against the reception lie believed uai al nenoIa Z
excepting hose COMM. from Lecs sitres " saies
agtse The svery 9aesuon should he rejected "nth
;hey come from ae North he South
Mr. STU RECON said he rad examined lie pei.ilon a a
pronounced 10 spurious % was te aci 90 some black heart
% Atohtousi WHO had ,sk"n ins course iot We i-i
Of d,sgracng the STATE ~ Pcnusy.vunia
81 Hale bed the Clerk read letter IN Which NJ Ie--
lion bad teen enclosed % him shosing u as bona GcS
Mr. DsW soS read lecture 70 Mr. Hhit Tor presenting
petition asking reasonable nct by Congress, as y =
made the Instrument Of wicked ard designing men
Mr. HsLE sad That ihe ioIcb.e dissolution of he Uuon
md wade-he objected hen 70 dis pouring cut Of in
dgnsion upon his devoted head because be bad pesene'
eueHors IRON non essans " 20 assei o. nave ie "a
thirr done ihnu force Are Tor her debate by Nj Use
pEEwooD and M DAVIS u Mass Nj foort feie SON
remarks, portion OF winch Mr htit clnsif1to hs l-
ur.liou thsf The speeches which 10 OR troTf m'an,
TIE result u cssIgsions which he received . net
poffrrs m the name ~ ne serste and OF human " not
cs-tgate the from Mississippi for 90 doing ihey
punished do Senate. Great ana long continued angh'er
Mr. DAys OF Miss OPPOSED t5c reception
NJ. sEVARp gave nouce # a. amerdnenl diIec.l.
with instruction rpo that tey have power and
dsposi;o'. consider the messlrs lie slated ihsi IT,
agrees win ne opinions rA pressed 10y JONI SIht No's
that for viudrai OF The right ~ peiaua al pet1r-
ongi 10 b. received oui twas Incumbent upon he io'
receiving improper peluons 20 Jake immeilAle nraslfrs
for eAprrsslg dsnV probation Il them He condemned
the prsyer ofs pe'ion % be always sad such propo,
lions IA had fear Of Dssouton-G oneress hht 20
por.r 10 take measures 20 effect Dis-oufon-n1ne bur
madmen would propose N end b. had made % rule IN RET
grepce 10 madInen - lave no controversy ~l4 uher-
Alter some further convention, he further consideration
Of the subject wss postponed uniil tomorrow
Ns HuusroN'a sfEEcH
The senaia urn proceeded o. he consideration ~ MI
HocsroN's resolution presented time since, RELATIVE,
m tb oyer OF ongress over the subject - slavery Mr
ousToN proceeded address the Seuae a. length upon
he wboe subject or slavery assuming middle groaui
a lsf -
,re,nes ~ lb sections he reviewed he course Of 'FRONT.'
neui men both upon his subject and enjoHed
siorc conj save the Vn,or He n,cinred $50 he ev
which result from tisuniou, showing that neither
North South Wet. coui be prosperous except by lie
blending ~ common interests lie also considered he pro
Tor evil and iueKcussble. Where had it originated T.
thought advisable not 10 originate tie movement n
South Carolina because Of ma unfortunate condition Of
things which existed there
Nj BvrLrs desired to know to WHIST the gentleman e..
luded
Mr. HousroN said he referred 10 the Notification move
lie out Of he country al ihe time and his reoo
In the course OF a conversation which ensncd Mr. Fooo
asked MI Houston whether be meant 20 intimate that on
people Of Mississippi were or bad been GOV ernod b. pom
ical dctRtors or leaders
Mr. HoUsION said that was very delicate and compfc
heusive question. lGreai ughierl
Mr. FooIr and Mr. DAVIS both denied that the people of
Mississippi governed By leaders.
Mr. Butler wished 20 say word relative 20 matter of
history hAd been inlinaied that he southern Address
al South Carolina He desired here,
biz own responsibility that nat Address I'D noi origin
IN South Carolina with either Of her Senator'S 90
Representatives HIS colleague Mr. CAtHoUN hsd no per
tcips'ou on Cnang hst paper TOR did he WIN. tie cal
for The meeting which adopted 10 did he Know ans
hing Of fact until amer Two or three meetings had been
held with reference % u The movement was nfs slggesi
ed 10 his Sir BUrLTRsl room hy Mr. foorE and NJ.
HUNTER They felt hat spini Of madness hsd seizrl
upon North and Ia The belief hs' decisive sc
by he Souh wss absolutely Necessary with energy and
Independence which characterized them both took NEE
sures expression OF views, snd dec arhcon 90
ngh;s. such e. had been issued
Mi HcvsT0S said he did no, sgu the sldres. AID De-
signed 10 cast no re1ecuouf those dd-hs Oh
was SIMPLY express his dissent 10 their action be
then proceeded with some genera reulArk closing w M
Invocation II dispassionae ioroesrsnce ant puiroc
consideration Of he subject such acton would speedily
snicaby ADJUST al ceculues. and anti together ST.
more closely he tonts Of union He had not deserted
from The Souh--our country until knew nc lrgc
ions North South Fast or Wesi-A formed ou- country
-onc and indivsb.e Applause But Il he Union was
is runs mi CHI Be the II his rsave he 1esired
epitap tel that he bad survived Tie wreck Of TIE
After lie pISrenisron OF several Peuuor. a. burned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THL coLLrcTioN 90 rHE EEvENVT.
The House went into CoriulAce o. tie geso.auoc Anl-
ilg he expense Of collecting lie revenue
Nj THOMPSON, OF Mits al SUPPORT Ne siHlnsif--
don IN hing and follow President Iay recole--
lie raj scea stated he Treasury Is oGi ~ means AID -
cor seuslce. me Secretary cannot Pay !or The CO lection
tie hen attempted % prove tlAi ias Ha- efroneoes "a
ise, efroneoas ey he sS'esn. q me seeresr y ne
Treasury himself AID should have no weigh with Con
sress and me A~ iE.J erect % the SCH June -
TIE Secretary has seven huDdrod s1d ~ishy taoussri
dollars to oefrsy Tie expenses 81 eoectag The rev
Ills impossible mar he could have spent - U1cl
orn JsnEGTy LOT 10 his lime The Committee q Ways saa
Mesns propose 10 give 70 he SecreNr one million s0ly.
thousand ooNs fcf ne residue 81 rs year Tie az " C
limited the expenditures te best the st1ae 5oofs
There should be specific estimates which De Secretary had
Mr. HoIars sad shAi We Lad commerce. " ich urd-r
the al raIsru system vInaA'ss me great doctrine Of
Traae IN 's6 Whesl The Ta1l1 under revision q
Wings sad hat u doctrine q sree Trade carried
INTO operation, wCad 10; 80 more han sixteen 1r
eighteen Millions Ct REVENGE; II ae sys,em had fAied 1en
- f.-,rsrs vo.d have claimed ther protection O.
Crasres- Unless have A. AIDES 1Aie lE1sr o. 5-rs
"a ,al5reE fuses eAnnol be LEVIED SappOse merchaa;
corrrs into Custom House WIKI ase invoce-.. -
ey measuring g11gng or Neeng thAi yo car aes nlre
All prevent fraud 81; Congress has been snge1i
nat he Secretary las 10 epOy appraisers snc Inspectors
oniv when The merchants went ten A. Inen ne ef
chants have % Jay tszn BE spoke against - n0as-
mems OF saving va1sa;s eafgces thus bringing
into treasury. n Congress dsry 10 Secretary M-rr
dh the amount VI ch ne asks L ~ ir1,c 1s.fy tSH
NJ Brooks brsay roaeea ihes charge OF sxr.vKss-ee
.r,,~d 10 ne New Crk Cls,usl-HcEsc The boz
ten OF snpo-k0as k4s been Altered slnc- 1875 Ber-
thar time, nposscors were = coinpAra-rey ~ hAnes
G,Snis liz rcr'ei r ARE pacsGzcs New s-an,
shap arrives VIII 2SH Pscksges and perhaps SO COZ
sgnses The packages cou,e ron e. pArts q ~ ~crc
essay examine. knues hsrs ~ Be made an ofcefs
have 10 be IN waiting % warehouse some goods Al -
- ne u2ispofiAion q otrfs y Nsfoas porIehs :, =
eoaniry nieI be a. s1'rea sysien1 sceeruing % =
CONSTRUCTION q he Se-sesry Ct he Treasury n sPprHsef-
made nc lawmakers % ae ccGrrry. he WArel %
better protective su lie ACT q g aid ~ - &C
lrrc- properly carried cat AZ b. vAnied was a. en
tsseeEnea q ~ise eysAicr They had 20, reyerne cut
ier acost N N@~1oTk All 1ry cgr-s TIE al year
Tie Norr1s Thls sufficient for The enfcrcener. q
ne s~ Re was glad - IA which the DIS
cosson sec been carried he had 1e1lgec TIE fear
RAJ re otner AIDE wo1c viaerg scdol and ne
gsrc n P9ssr srns, Ss 1ar CT ne Other side By rair
ieehae A he law row srknds IL q s,oppage q lie
Gppkes
Nr s.TLI-pA zsss a ssl1sSy .llsssoa 70 p.ryi
Mr.. bkooAs--ln rsat:ak Nr Szylys speecA Il slruck
In a8i es gezrsDsn 30 ass hzys proper tsszxs ssvga