The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-25


The appointment OF this committee the objects which
tsmbracss and the consequences which may result from
is abors, have created deep interest in its movements
The press in various directions have hailed i, with
great satisfaction under hope that may contribute TO
settle the agatng question, give peace our distracted
country and almost in the dying words Of Mr. Calhoun
effect an arrang ement which may quiet country,
and that will be satisfactory to all and safe to the
South" We are not content with expressing our own
earnest wishes in this behalf but we draw upon the col
umns Of other presses for similar manifestations Of the
public sentiment For this purpose we lay the following
extracts before our readers;
From the Hudson lNsw York; Gazette.
THE COMPROMISE coMaIrrEE,-The proposition Of Mr.
Foote. for the appointment Of committee California,
the Territories and slavery has al length been adopted by
the United States Senate ~ vote q u 2 s2,hus show
ment and settlement Of this whole question,
The 1Tns The se%mss M.a
Jesse d Bright. Indiana; Samuel Phelps, Vermont;
wa% osn kng sos%Sn " Downs Ns F Fo
NOUN .sa. . ssis p xss a.s ws
This 10 strong committee; and shall be much dis
which shall secure the APPROPRIATION no, only Of consrsss
but q hs w9s American people. who we believe have
which have grown Of
In the character and standing and influence Of the
aniy that no compomise o. proposition viii be entertain
e. thS. no' as and and aa 2 every section q
win Be satisfactory a Be expected There
those who, in their hot zeal would leopard the Union Il
e ceiling Sfis liz @ u people They love he
Union they cling TO il the ark Of safety 70 The onward
Ike blessings Which il has eoaisned and they viii Be slow
impair the bond Of union which has conferred
Our glorious constitution was one OF
cession Let then, The spirit which actnaed rs trainers
IN the presentcrisis. and all VIII yet end well
From the New York Sun
The appointment Of committee Of thirieen by the SEN
ate 10 report upon the admission Of Cafornia looks like
bloesed he wheels ii Congress nearly i've months The
committee Is fairly drawn 70 the conflicting
Ms. Me-. Cas- aad Webster among IL msnbss here
be little doubiof their report passing the Senate and be-
Claws plan is to embrace In bill the admission Of Cali
ornu the settlement OF the Texan boundary and the for
This plan has the approval Of Mr. Cass and several Other
leading senator's, and will not believe be finally OPP
posed BY Mr. Webster though ne has expressed partial
portion Of the press is clamong against the mixing Of
the continuation plan proposed By Mr. Clay has feature
really preudcia TO the principles or interests OF Tree soil
q Tsxss and that had bss Ss sesd
while there is fair disposition for seemen than LEFT TO
require Of the present territorial goscrnmens and
why object running them in with the admission Of Cali
principles is what no sincere friend Of Union will OBJ
ec to- It does not propose 70 lay any restriction upon
As 70 the boundary claimed BY Texas, it is one she will
persist in with strong array of facts in her favor and viii
only finally recede from upon terms similar TO. and
perhaps troublesome than the proposed
Is proposed give her bonusassune portion of her
debs-or withdrawing the OF the Rio Grande and
the expense OF three four months session, which might
pom any other plan OF settling her boundary would
pied win the general OF the Unon pay the
bonus For hamony's well for the Unions sake,
Cuau CLAY osal ,f.s. x.x.
agree upon report thai shall settle these and
the country from agitation and suspense.
From the Baltimore Clipper
The COMPROMISE Communicative believe that there i.
nothing desired by the people of tiss country
than that the questions in relation slavery which have
produced much excitement and bad feeling in Congress-
the poinent OF the committee Of thirteen senator's
der Mi Foote's resolution. Is universally received with
s as a is al The desired and the oommss
being Of of the Oldest wisesf and best pa
trios the nation. have every believe that
their report will be sustained BY the country Wo 70 the
member Of Congress who shall offer factions opposition
TO any Just plan settlement which may be reported
who shall take step designed 9, calculated 70 produce
ton trailer to his country IL i expected that every
member Of the committee viii perform his duty faithfully
Of any for Is by the Of such men tha
the peace and union OF the States have been eopaded
From the Wilmington (Dsl) Gazette.
Tur PASSAGE OF Mn PooTE's COMPROMISE RESOLUTION
We record with pleasure tho passage by the Senate
Mr.. Foote's compromise resolution, refeuing Mr.. Bells
resolutions the various slavery questions select
promise bill will cmanate which viii pass both houses and
become law, aDd thus settle disracng and Hgating
questions which have threatened such imminent dangers
TO the country Tor 20 long period
We hope and trust hi. may be the result, and we are
that three-foshs of fellow citizens, without DIS
tnction Of party will rejoice wth exceeding great 10y" II
conclusive settlement Of these dangerous matters Is
effected.
We observe with great pleasure that Mr.. Spruancc
voted this OCCASION for compromise he has done
his Mr.. Douglass motion lay the
obliged lecture him and his colleague pretty
y We doubt that this in favor of the Union
and compromise redecs the wishes OF ourfhs the cit
liens of Delaware.
Mr. Wales we regret 70 observe, lodged on the final
votes This however, is better than voting with the
unionists and abolioniss he did Mr. Douglass
ton. Mr. Benton offered fourteen amendments containing
instructions the committee, each OF which was voted
down by yeas and nays
We link the whole subject should now be allowed &c
for lew days. until this committees reports, and the
Senate should take up executive business, Romnations
&c, and the important general business
From the New York Journal Of Commerce
The COMMITTEES OF rHIRrsEs.--The eyes OF the nation
turned with interest and hope the committee Of thr
teen la the Senate whom referred Mr. Gays and
Mr.. Bells resolutions proposing plan OF compromise be
the whole ground OF The differences which have agsed
the country in connexon with the subject OF slavery In
the OF reference, varions attempts made 70
cude topic another from the consideration OF the
without The committee taken as equally M
the odd number permits from the great sections OF the
country, and from the two leading parties
Appointments by the President,
By AVID NTH the advice and eors~f Of the Stnafs
William b. Kinney OF Now Jersey, ,obe charge dafaire
OF the United states the government Of sardinia