New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
The Rip Van Winkle-Sacket and the Whig~
of '76-Nebster, Winthrop and the Aboli-
tionIsts-C compromise WashInstons Views
A Canada Election Orporation Taxes
slaves. Dogs. Ac.-An American Admiral.

OF 'gb-NeDster, W tnthrop ana the Aboil-
tionlsts- 4 OmpromIse- Washinstons Views
a Canada Election-C Orporation Taxes
slaves, Dogs, &c.-An American Admiral.
Csrres pondence of TIE Tribune
Wssu>ero~ saturday Afternoon. M.rchs
VI SACKEIT speech, delivered asi Monday %
the Holse. s 10 type At RvE,s, and makes an
ei-htpace pamphlet. As he = the only Member
rom the state of NewYorS who has spoken
arans; the spread OF slavery IN tbs the ia.ie.t
ifs.t .ccpDs' Of al The Congresses that have
ever assembled within the Republic, from tina, 1T
Albany In the middle Of the s;h Century ,i.l now.
/ hope d vii be widely circulated
Mr. SAcKETI quoted CLAY as .'lows
- have sad hat never could woe f1r uvse.L a,1
refrs hat newer can AMI 'ev-r WI vote gad ~ eaS'E
-er vi srr wake - roff '' Vrslf >lrrt 9rsr rrri
rrt uters q d'cs ~ srisf
/ NJ highly houors The Southern members vto
/ planted the Wilmo, Proyso in Oregon Mcssr.
WFssrrR aud WfvrHror profess 10 abb1r tie
provso though IT'S not stronger than the language
oil. some OF their old votes and speeches Of which
/ h1wcvc- % appears they have seen the error
There are two sort 4 Wings. | ind Wings I'd
consistent principles. whether outs or ins. sut
Wing, who have principles. No g. when tleir pa
/ 81 ln power and principles No. u catch votes
I o. -e; INTO power. NJ SACSErr sof the consist
eut kind He ssks
"Wis right bal. tae citizen ~ any particular STATE 10 d.
Tsri hN Che peculiar iC-ull0ns he lives lnier a. homo
shall b- trsusp .an'ed be- Caipria or New Mexico u.-
sNrr none e hss every % ~ o Sow NAT VIA Pc as
Go A y'ec - 90 c- sted io secure 20 that count
Justice tranquility peace and the blessings OF liberty ar4
nothing more The cuE-ns Of New YORK have no 90 fo
dame 81 thai their Bans charters srd ire lie % their inco
rorar rlor0noe- shall Do secured % tlem g De-efei
- The STAKEHOLDER no Georgia any night % demand
'ysen Of Avs securing 20 Ia lhefc lne ooodase on
Save There more properly 10 corporations created bY
our STATE avs In NewYork han me value ~ The slaves
aly 10 ih. Union We cannot Use single sorporse
sM beyond our Siatr His nor ran you use save ~
bsyold yours r. IN TOE nsuonal Judgment me owner
ship particular kud OF property WORKS evil % me con
l.- practice of al civilized nations And sui gentlemen
al OF ~ power % prohibit Slavery IN our nston
u A1bor compromises. sad M sacker n have an
rights wish o. hold them - rights CrmPrcmse pre-
teinelt fss Of bargain. where absolute rght ari
ar-llle wrong. DAB share The under, make platoon
whore NJ .re an e fs.e can dwell together b harmony
There be ro such iang - compromise between ~
ard wrong Slavery has NOT shadow Of fgh, under DE-
-.-.i'r fo lr..irs an ne irrh OF our afousl Dc.
main, ami IN favor 4 exercising the power ~ o.
, er me- $500 M a.. b. ,re,t evil Of ti.
cation % be guarded against under any and al circun
.Auc-s AM in favor u .he Wlmoi Prouso Of abolish
slavery and he slave trade ia mis- D-frei in short
n A1y direction and 81 relieving he Government Of Do
atcrrvcr ~ have tie power 90 reach iL'
slavery has represented here by their rasier
lhal nv mske their master 20 pOA,icsl pow cr-
eqla thirty Freeuen. Th.. iss wrong we shA not pc
D
niue sa7s Slave stafes since Constitution adopted
when he whole spirit Of hat instrument epels he ata
/ mat slavery 10 exist IS permanent igsuuuon
/ am FOR ne immediate passage 81 Jaw sbsoule'y
prohibiting slavery IL he Nsloasl Territory.
/ Mr. SAcKErrs the Wing for me John Locke
would have tuned his back upon tue WEBSTER
and W INTHRof WhIsisn as too plant, too ductllc'
melting ike sealing wax on letters b San Frsn-
CISCO when crossing the equator but Sacketi's
coin q sound welcomed and rings night. How
ever much the Senator rum Massachusetts, may
Toe offended by tie odor Of State Resolutions, a.
/ being impairment a. near akin to it, when they
Sackett ike, denounce Slavery as anti Christian.
and rejoice ll the Wilmot whether il has suited
/ Polk 0r Tsy ior the free North, her Eastern aLd
/ West m sisters, and many whites. South, whom
\ threats have long sieuced, viii with one accord
unite with the member tor New York. in the DE
t c.sratiou that they want no extension II slavery
10 the and OF the Free
NJ. WLBsrER AMI Nj WiSrHRoP denounced
aboltionists What mischieis they had done ?
President Hanson was abolitlouist At D.
I FEANhI1N always VAS, and hear WAHINGroN
caa only SAY that here r. Dot living who VI
- NOR. sincerely Than DO % see plan adopted Tor q e.
slo llu ef but here j. only one proper ani elecu
node by whca % can be accomplished, AMI hat 4, b. ~
egsauye authority ard tis - far a. my suffrage viii e"
shall not be- wanting
/ Yesterday the 18th was election day At de-
. head OF the Lake Ontario tor large wealthy All
+ popular County called Hatton. | shall DO pr
pared 10 hear. through The Tribune Of Nondsy
that WErESHALG. the L gin Administration &c
dlate, is reelected although the Annexauouist',
Tories msny Reiormers. and most OF the Anerc. %
settlers, wi probably have united upon CALts
/ H9PsIS. WErKsHALL has accepted the Office
Of Second Commiisioner Of Public Works, whi,i
/ C.sERoS nos here about reciprocity resigDci
tso months since as useless II would be useful
we're there there many pubic works 70 look aissr
9r eHtend-sach a, the " elland and e Lar
-ence Canals-useless If there were not II
/ Canadian. are issuing aud hberslly supportIr
many Iarge extensive aud vel filed weekly an
semi weekly newspapers they manufacture Their
/ own paper snd are building additional paper
I mills
The Coeporaton taxes here are very heavy 4
/ hack driver has % take out an annual tl0 lcens'
A dog costs a. a hucksiers shop els reta.
/ stare - ESQ a thea,sr gets weekly lcens-
/ Tor - dealer in merchandise requires az a.
/ lua license 40 g 20 500 shop = taxed 600
stage z l0, a dealer IN hats caps. a.. . . sl5,
/ liver, stable SO a. auctloneer 800 taVers. o.
/ DER 20 Ia number, pay lcense SEQ O. goo each
/ The Nat.or a. owned b. CHARLLs b. CALvLRr, ia
I uuea descendant Of Lord BlLrNOEE,l pays sl0o
toe United states go tie Irving 500 Brown >
/ 500. Willard, 300 some slaves pay a TAX Of 3
/ each others s2e teD-pin alley 80 aouhard q
/ be 800. q hawker and peddleT 80 iDs1ranee
+ agency So. a D0n-resident merchant SO n-gti
/ nzAle serensfers 90 a week coarnissaon hoos
$50 End reariy 81 taverns licensed. The " az
I ngton solks draw heavily on Congress 70 imProy
/ her property, besides what government spencs
| among them and their licensing system yields
heavy income
/ Airulral WoE1ELT Of the Roysl Navy Of En-
/ AID s in town. Re stops a; the United States \
/ tel and q native Of Nir1InIA | dare say thefe
are three soreigners officers IN the British Arn5
and Navy u one IL the American. and 70; one iol
sizner or private il the British % three Il th-
I American
/ The weather IS getting cooler. can now En-
du-e Ettle fire II ~ rom. IL Is dry 70 day bow
ever with bright szasflne-
4 PLEAsASr WEDDISG Is MIssOUEI-A dsggi
,r ~ Mr. Svs-s 1-srr.es- AID 1-c1ber u Jour
--r-1r, ron o-x- 6Ls-l1E have Ike sgcft We
COW Wsiie here words p.ks-f be. - zen it
trgu srt cc-f~, boys EElc1 o1snf tkni Nsea
-tsso. sa.ves siJ-ss &c were freely used yOdng
81 - uare u 80. nrDGga IL aoGon-D az
s--.u ~ Re nAus "a SaaW 44ruugh he skinner
-. Ave 81 c1r1ot recover. sczS . rOt 1Anzsry1s
W0cntcd and 81. geg vel hodrer. Who sso< SEi1nfr
AID staw AS ek he cArpsLeeY by Ia1e, All IA
"A for he Cogrc Blfs J4re. Joces add seT~Ts ONE
rsots received seVsra o0~s Wiz cgbs ss1 ro.ks b.