The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-28

There have been some movements towards fixing
day for The adjournment Of Congress- but the current runs
strongly aganst We agree with the New York Express
in the following views:
Everybody wishes Congress would adjourn and 20 home
, b. CO III ss s.tss a. e
Of Moreh-he day Of their death Of Ais Con-
To 80, tic these slavery duty Of this Congress-
and ,heir duty hn asso~ OF Congress To 70 homo, in
bur 70 add fresh fuel TO he rising fame and The duy
therefore, is 10 ex,ngush all ros Delay but leads 70
rectimnatoas. and but inbl,esf
the public mind tue more, and mako more difficult, As
aEsemsn. 70 bring anything @ satisfactory result
settled IA but TO lay the train Tor civil commooo. Popu
aton Is increasing too rapidly the middle Rio Grands
Tor peace long TO continue, 20 cxasPerang an issue as
boundary line is left open much longer To settle this ins
hereioe and TO sete IL this session Of Congres 10 the
through all the doxdays and runs the risk Of s aotumna
recess see 10 talked Of Tha, il but an sxasia. al
duty II Cons,e. docs nothing towsrds sesiing thsss
vember. nothing viii likely 70 bs done he sbor -
s,on J. VIII b riuersd Away until the 4ts Of March
Noe "a. f,~s for aes.o~, a~d "a. o.iy ti~s Tbs Aos
wessher the bad air tho home sickness Of members. oil
be action now. Blu, let them 70 home and return in
vgon,ed. and the spirit Of inscon and OF disorder will
W. ~ tAes)os that tia ,esu ,sisA~S w.sw.Srs Of ali
rartln vii ro al ad,o.-ms~ s.d al yses:s, s~tl ths
,s. POSED S''"''"' '' "'''' 40 :" ''"''''''''" '"'
The Washington correspondent OF the New York Jour
nal OF Commerce touches similar topic, and, in
nexion, refers to the proposition still pending for
Board OF Commissioners to settle the Texas boundary
II they pa" hs e.ncu. amendment, referring he Tsn..
much about iii the report made and viii
predict that any reasonable report will BE- approved
The danger !. that Congress win do nothing. In that
event we shall have trouble prolonged sxcsmsn entire
and state OF feeling that will lead dsanion Disunon
u bad enough but continued sectional snmy IL worse II
separately There is nothing In this coafsders,ioa shat
renders il perpe,ual h,equred good deal OF labor and
together do whole history Of the transaction show, i
was regarded a. an experiment Of doubtful result General
Washington called Il an exPesiment -,
The expermsn, has with wonderful success u nss
proved strong union ~ against, common dsnss5t s"o
"'G IN 10 e ssr respect i great
perity will lead 10 s ruin The ntor'cnuon o. $780, ~
ah,"s !. ' 10 ts,v to s..y them :. to hs hssds
together All history shows that free 'nsssasons emo !"
r. co,.r,.. do no, p. the compromise bl the wounds
which the county !. suffering =. n"u - ~ ~ 20, ss.
o1 tbe .r,.doafrir ~afsro" The bin, proposed
amended by the caucus gives " the hf' glance Of day
light
The signs for adjustment looked better yesterday We
understand that an arrangement would b made by
which the senators from Texas would be ats6sd with
the Board Of Commissioners. We trua that the liberal
senator's will spare no efforts to pass measurs which
will prevent collision on her borders and give peace to
their country. Why should they fear any trial before
any uibunals Their cause will retain trends IN me
South and in the North and little delay IN the anal ad
insment whilst the question is undergoing invssaga-
ton, cannot weaken her title lessen the number Of her
friend. Meantime let the Executive OF The Uaitsa 0eatss
.loo The order Of the Secretary Of War. Of hach.
.hocd be enforced No counenancs should b. given to
N. late movement Of the citizens Of New Mexico Tor g.
,.blshnx State constitution She will not b rssogassd
nor received a State No measure will b AkSn 70
m.udice the claims Of Texas Can she aVPsshssd the
effects Of the sc,est scrutny into these claims when the
Arguments their behalf dapssed broadcast over the