New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
THE Slave Bills-Ths Causeway-PoiiaicalWa War
Fall Trade, SO,
Correspondence of The Tribune

IA MSndaJb pcpt TO-
Tne passage OF the bill aboishing the Slave
Trade in the District Of Columbia will be favoraby
received by the great majority otour citizens, who
you'd rejoice Ii the same law could also affect Bal
simore If there is any sight more narrowing the
feelings OF man than another that sight Is gang
of Slaves, nedtogether, being marched to veg
sel TO be transported to the Southern States. have
ueen those who have been torn from parents and
friends, thua marched off to separation for life,
from all that they held dear or could desire to live
S,r. In Baltimore, public feeling has had influence
enoueh to cause the eah and blood, top pro-
cure hacko in which to convey their Slaves through
she streets and long lines OF vehicles thus passing
like funeral cortege mot an lnapt appearance
hes brought the bitter maledicuon OF hundreds VINO
have cbserved them. There are in our midst some
half dozen of these private desera, and score OF
public ones, who have regular Slave prisons, with
In whose walls scenes have been enacted that
would bring q curse to the lipa OF almost any beng
posnesaed Of the common feelings OF humanity But
enough the day 10 not very far distant whenth
disgrace will be seen, or heard 10 more, IN mary
land.
ghe Fugitive Slave bill, &c l have already stated,
10 resarded az O nnllity by the Slave owners who
will how ever, teAt its efficacy at the first oppor-
tunisy understand that project is on foot to
procure the srrest OF number OF Slsves who have
aiding In Pennsylvania and New.4ork. When
arrested the Fugitive Slave Bill provisions will be
pleaded in the Courts OF those States and the
fssue raised at once. Ii ia said and beevs true,
that considerable sum OF money has been SUD
seribed 20 pY eEs the matter with the besttaentt to
be procured at the bar. You may look out for
something exciting this Winter, whenever move
like this in made. When the Bill shall have been
proven nuuity at the North, there will be grand
Fare up among the sopthern chiValry, which vii!
be found less easy to settle than that which hiss
Just passed. We shall see, however, whas we
shall Gee.
A meeting is to be held tomorrow to devise
ways and means to reform locality IN our city,
known as the "Causeway, counterpart OF the
Five Points Of New York-a perfect he'll on earth
1t is proposed to build Church and School house
in the very center Gift, and uae the same means
found 80 efiicaoioua at the Five Points. Thc pro-
ject meets with much favor and will be carried out
have no doubt.
The political war RACES with Increased vigos.
The Whig and Loco candidates for Governor
stumping the State together, are creating great
excitement in the counties On Wednesday they
meet in Baltimore and there will be an ava
lspche of she people 10 hear them. Clark is do
Ing manfully and the Wings are in high life-hs
success is almost sure, beyond doubt The Loo0s
are to have grand Mass Meeting and barbecue
in few days, at which al the lo&ters of the city
and county are to be present. Whisky. of course,
will be in abundance, that bsing one OF the great
eeetioneering arguments OF the party.
Our fall trade has commenced quito brisky and
considerable sales hSvs already been made, cape
eisly TO sousherners. Prices are generally very
fair but the market ia giutsed with foreign goods
80 the exclusion of domeetic fabrics. Ihsimmense
importations of foreign goods must result very dis
astrously in the end, for the time will come when
specie must go 90 pay for them-then look out for
crash. Win not Congress yet save our own manu-
Iacturers by AmericaniEing the Tariff! The coun-
Try looks to it to do much, bat fear that there
will be sore disappointment
The weather is very cool for the season, fires and
heavy clothing being indispensable at evening and
morning. IAGo.