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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
Mdrrte0.

In this town, on the 18th inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. James Sweet of New Bedford
aud Miss Ruth 4. youngest daughter Of Thomas
Coggcshall Of Middletown.
In Smithlield, 18th inst, Mr.. Geo. 4. Wccden
and Miss Abby Elizabeth, daughter Of Israel Ar
mold of Smithicld.
In Bristol, on Thursday evening last, by Nhe
Rev Mr.. Uphsm, Mr. William u. Clinton and
Miss Laureitc w. Tillinghast, all Of that place.
In Providence, 20th inst, Charles Davis Head
and Mary Anna Wright.
AZ jefferson Barracks, 7th inst, Capt. Mans
field Lowell, 4th Artillery U.S.A. and Emilie NJ.
daughter Of Col. Joseph PIymplon, USA.
In Williamsburg, Mass, 2l inst, Mr.. Jos.
WI ecler, of Convoy, and Miss Mckns, Of the
former place age of bridegroom, 80 4; age 81
bride, 60 lcugth ofcourtship, ho,r..
In Bristol, 2lst inst, Mr.. Charles ii. Spooncr
and Miss Mary n. Fish, both Of B.
In Fall River, 1lth inst, Mr.. Guiford Evans,
Of Fall River, and Miss Merida Bowen, Of Twer-
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28

AN ACT to provide for carrying into
execution, in further part, the twelfth
article of,h treaty with Mexico con
cludcd at Guadalupe IIidaIgo.
(SEc. ~ BE ii enacted by tie Senate
and House of Rep'esen mires Of Me Uni
ted States ot america IN Congress dssen,-
Jied, That the sum of three millions
three hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priatcd out ofany money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the pay
ment of the instalmcnt and interest
which will fall due on the thirtic,h of
May, eighteen hundred and iity-one,
under the twelfth article ofthe treaty be-
tween the United States and Mexico,
made and concluded at Guadalupe Hi
dalgo, OIL the second of February, eight
cen hundred and forty-cight
Approved September 26, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28

required to pay, out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriat-
ed, to Charles Stuart, late private in
Company X, of the seventh regiment Of
New York volunteers, commanded by
Colonel Stevenson, generally known as
the California regiment, such sum as he
would have been entitled to receive for
pay, rations. and clothing, from the time
he enlisted in said Company to his re-
turn to Norfolk. on the eighth October,
eighteen hundred and forty-seven, had
he remained with said regiment during
that time.
Approved September 2s, 1850,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
DtC0,

In Tivcrton, 2Oth inst, Mr.. William Bateman
in the 18th year Of his age.
Lost overheard from Brig Annawan, on her
passage from Wilmington To Cardcrns, Jacob
Howard. Seaman, belonging to Providence.
H. Albany, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks, mother OF
Jas. and Erastns Brooks, Of the New York EH-
press, aged 60 years.
In baltimore 18th inst, Samuel iiaskcr, Esq
for MANY wars editor of the Baltimore Republic
ON.
Ia this town, on the % inst,, Peter Jouveu, son
of Mr.. William Jouvctt, in the 10Th year Of his
age. ,,.,.
Ia Charleston, s. c., 10th inst, Capt William
Smith, Of this place.
In Providence, 22d, inst, Mary Frances, foueh-
Ter Of Samuel N. and Catharinc Burroughs, aged
g months and days.
In this town, 25th ms, E, Clara Melyillcsdaughf-
er Of Thomas ID. and Iucina ID. Melville aged
years and months.
In Providence, 18th inst, Mr.. William Brown,
son of Mr.. Lyman Brown, aged % years.
In Warren, 18th inst, Mrs Mary, wife Of the
late Capt. John Kelley, in the Goth year Of her age
In Warren. 18th inst, Mrs. Louisa, wife ofMr
Jernmah Woodmary, aged t3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT 10 reduce the minimum price
Of the mineral lands in the Lake Su-
pcrior district in Michigan, and in the
Chippewa district in Wiscons'n.
(Src. ~ BE it eaartm by Me Senate
and House Of Representatives. ofMe Uni
ted States Of america in Congress assem-
sembied, That the mineral lands in
the Lake Superior district in Michigan,
and in the Chippewa district in Wiscon-
sin, shall be offered for public sale in
the same manner, and be subject to the
same minimum price, and the same right
of pre-cmption, as the other public lands
Of the United States and such portions
Of the act Of first March, eighteen hun
drcd and lorty-scven, "to establish a
land office in the northern part of Mich
igan, and 10 provide for the sale Of the
mineral lands in the State Of Michigan"
and of the act of the third March, cigh-
teen hundred and loriy-scvcn "to create
an additional land district in the Terri
tory of Wisconsin, and for other purpo-
ses," as are inconsistent with the provis
ions Of this act. shall be, and the same
are hereby, repealed Prorided, hom-
erer, That the right given by those acts
of first and third March, eighteen hun
dred and ior'y-seven, TO lessees, occu-
pants, and pcrInittces to enter TO the ex-
tent of their leases and permits, and no
less, shall not be considered as impair
ed by this act but said lcssccs. occu-
pants and pcrInttccs sllal be authorized
to enter the land covered by their lens
cs, occupancy and permits, respectively,
as therein provided, at the minimum
price fixed by this act.
SIC. 2. AID be ii further enacted That
the holders Of land lease or permit
covering more than one full section of
the mineral lands, as aforesaid, shall be
entitled, on the surrender and annuiment
oi said lease or permit at ,lc proper land
office, to purchase, if he shall elect 10 do
so. one full section, and no more, of the
land coYered by said lease or permit, at
a minimiim price of two dollars and fiji
ty cents per acre.
Approved September 70, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NIwPoRT, sc.
DY virtue Of an execution issued act OF the
ID Clerks Office ofihe Conrt Of ComInon Pleas,
for the County of Newport, May term 1850, in ia
vor Of Robert W. Hsnnnet Of said Newport,
and To inc directed and delivered. ] will sell at
Public Auction on the premises to the highest bid
der, on Thursday the 18th day Of December 1850,
at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,-all the right.
t;,Ic. and interest that Robert J. Johnson Of the
CITY, County and State of New Yo,k, Css,om
House Officer, had on the llth day Of May lsi9
AZ seven o'clock =. VI. in and to strip OF land
ab,u, 900 feet in length situated in Newport aiore-
said, Bounded northerly on the Bath road so
cailed said strip commences On East Touro street,
and extends on said Bath Road the Who'll; length
of the lot Of land formerly owned by Chri.,opher
q. Cha,nplain deceased, and is about five feet in
width at the East end thercof, and about t"" iect
in width a, the West end thereof, ahd formerly
belonged to Chrk Burdck. CIR
WM. II. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Newport Nov. l3 1850. ds =. law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28

AN ACT to authorize Thomas Ginnat-
ty to hold and transmit certain real
estate.
(Src. |. } Be IL enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of The Uni
ted States Of america IN Congress as
scmbied, That Thomas Ginnatty. a ma
tive of Ireland, but now a resident in
the city of Washington, IN the District
Of Columbia, be- and he is hereby au-
thorized to hold convey, and transmit
certain real estate bounded as follows, to
wit "Aii that piece and parcci Of
ground situated in the city of Washing
ton, and known and designated on the
ground plan thereof, as part Of lot mum.
bercd five 8 in square numbered two
hundred and fiity-scvcn (257,) being
thirty-seven (37) feet front on fourteenth
street, and running back to the depth
of scventy-fve (75) feet, being the north
part of said lot number 1--WE (5,) together
with the buildings and improvements,
rights, privileges, and appurtenances 10
the same belonging" as per deed Of the
same from Andrew J. Joicc and wife, on
record in said city-reierence being had
to said deed bearing date on the eighth
day Of May, ammo domini eighteen hun
drcd and fifty, in the same manner as
though he was native citizen of the
United Statcs--and that If the said
Thomas Ginnatiy should die, leaving a
widow, she shall be endowed thereof ac-
cording TO law.
Approved September &c, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
BosToN, Monday. Nov. 25.

The list Of signcrs TO the call for a
Union meeting, to be held here at Fame
nil Hall tomorrow afternoon, embraces
about 5000 names of all parties.
Captain Ballard, Of the ship Rambler
Of this port, from Singapore, July l2,h,
reports having experienced violent sub
marine earthquake on the 3O,h Of Octo-
Der at 4 AM, in lat 16 30 N, ION. 81
80 w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
DYE HOUSE FOR SALE.

V'HE Dye house, Dwelling house, shop and
l. dycing apparatus, kno~nas the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE.
situated on Tanner street, is offered Tor sal., clear
Of all incumber-nces together with the good " i'll of
the same. The proprietor only object in wishing
to sell it, is his wish to move from the town. u
will be sold u, low price and pn reasonable terms; |;
il offers great nducemcnt to any one wishing To
engage il the business, as il is doing good bust
ness which the proprietor viii prove to any one
wishing to purchase; for further part cdars apply
ON the premises to
novaS. 6m. JOHN II. CLEGG,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
BosrON. Monday. Nov. 25.

The official vote of the state has been
declared. VIM. Appleton, Wing for
Congress in the LIST district, and Grin
Fowler, do, in the 9th, arc elected by
handsome majoriIics.
The majority for Horace Mann in the
4th has been shaved down 70 40. No
choice has been effected ia the other
districts.
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WARRINGTON. Nov o5 1880

=, "'V"i fVOV' %, IooV'
Members Of Congress are arriving by
almost every boat, preparatory to the o.
pening Of the second session OF the Thir-
ty-First Congress. Among them are
Hon. e. Z. CabelI, Florida Truman
Smith, and W.P. Mangum.
A bill has been introduced in the
North Carolina Legislature, taxing Nor.
thcrn manufactures brou Int into that
state.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
BosroN. Nov. 22d, 1850.

The schooner Ophir, of East Thom-
aston, Spear. master, from New York
for Boston, with a cargo of wheat, put
into Edgartown on the Goth, with the
loss ofioremast, mainmast badly sprung
sails torn, &c.
She will require new u.ast aud sails
before proceeding.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28

Report Of Brig Home, Of Pictou, Capt. Nc Il :
od, from Cape of Good Hope and 81. Helena. 10
days out. Oct. 2sth, spoke bark MiIlwood, Pot
ter master, of AMI belonging u New Bedford in
lat 23.7 Long SOLO, JS6 days on, From sydney,
N. y. w. Oct. 18th, fclt severe shock u AN
earthquake, Icing Calm and very sul,ry In the a.
bove lat aud Long. Lat 1852, Long 69-20,
passed a vessel disuas,ed, bIowi"g a heavy g'ss
Al the tnms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25lh.

l. l. rumored that the Secrets ~ Of the
Treasury will call for an additional loan
TO meet the expenses OF the Govern
ment.
A new banking institution is soon to
go in operation, under the firm of Sci
den, Withers & Co.
X. McAlpin has received the appoint
ment Of superintendent Of the mint al
New Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
BALTIMORE. Nov. 25,

a destructive fire occurred this NOR
ming on Baltimore street, entirely dcs-
troying J. G. WInshertcr's gen,lcman's
furnishing store The loss on which is
$4,000, partially insured.
The saddlcry store Of Thos. II. Hunt,
adjoining, was also damaged.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
AN ACT for the relief Of William Pad

(SEc.) Be II enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives. ofMe Uni
ted States of America in Congress as
'embied, That the Secretary Of War be,
and is hereby, authorized and directed
TO place The name oi William Paddy, Of
the State ofNew York, on the roll Of
invalid pensioners and that he be al
lowed II pension of eight dollars month.
from 'he first day of January, eighteen
hundred and fifty, 10 continue during his
natural life.
Approved September 2S, 1850.
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WAsuisGros, Nov. 25th.

', is reported that the President has
ordered q marshal, TO Louisiana for The
arrest of Gen. Quitman on charge Of
TREASON in purchasing arms for Gen.
Lopez. Doubiful.
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salem. Nov. 25th. 1850.

The barque Tom Corwin' from Zan.
zibar August l4th, Masunga Sept llth,
and st. Helena Oct llth, reports n
Zanzibar brig Sacramento, Congdon.
from New York, via Cape Town, for
Mozambique, &c. The U. s. brig Per-
ry, from the coast of Africa, was at st.
Helena about Sept. LIST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28

AN ACT for the relief of Charles Stu
art.
(Src. ~ Be IL enacted by The Senate
aud House Of Representatives Of The Um-
ted States Of America in Congress rs
sembi,d That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is, authorized and
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SALEM. Mass, Nov. 25


Captain Waters of the bark Chu-
ran. previously reported) from the Wcs,
coat Of Africa, states that the English
have purchased of the Danes the place
known as danish Accra" for fl0,000,
and that they have already taken pos
session.
The brig Draco. from the Rio Grande
(Brazil) has arrived. Capt. Burbcck
reports that a new arrangement had
been made by which all vessels are nov
thoroughly searched at the bar, no alter
alton of manicsts being allowed,
Achannel was in process of digging
for the entrance of vessels by the South,
which would be completed in about two
months and give twelve feet of wat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
BosToN. Nov. I2; 1850.

A destructive fire broke out about
halfpast nine last evening in Mcdford,
which threatened at one time To lay the
whole town in ashes, rs the wind was
blowing very fresh at the time, and the
houses wcrs mostly built of wood.
The fire commenced near the bridge
and burned all the bindings on both
sides ofthe street, up TO the Medford
House, with several small buildings in
the rear. Full thirty families were turn
edout Of doors and made penniless, so
fast did the flames spread that it was
barely possible to escape with life.
There were several hair breadth cs-
capes by women, who with their chill
dren, hurried into the streets in their un-
dress.
One child was burned to death. A.
bout twenty-five buildings were destroy
ed, which were situated principally on
Main Street and occupied by mcchan-
les.
The loss is not far from 100000. on
which there is hut II partial insurance.
The fire was first discovered in Gregg :
stable, OH the North side of Main street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
Nsw ORLEANS. Nov. 22

M NEW ORLEANs, Nov. 22.
BY an arrival at this port we have
dates from the city ofMexico to the 2s,h.
Arista had received the vote of twenty
states for President.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 23.
The U. s. Mail Steamer Ohio arriv-
ed here thi morn ing with $50 passen-
gers, and about $500, 900 in gold are en-
tered on the manifest and it is reported
that there is S500,000 more in the hand
Of the passengers.
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Troy. Nov. % 1850

About O'Clock ttiis morning, Il fire
broke out in the large building on Ad-
ans street. occupied. .hy Mr.. Sage us Il
planning mill and iuenuce sl,dp, which
was totally destroyed. The mills were
partly insured.
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New YoRK, Nov. %.

Tie propeller " RcsoIu,c" which was
lying at Pier No. IN, East River, blew
Mp this morning, killing five men aud
badly scalding several others. She was
employed as a tow boat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
iB fllarine Intelligence. @
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Novemt,cr 20.
Soht Frances, Robinson, Nc~tern; Gen'l Mar
ion, Ro~k.y, r River, n Y. Scnorst, Spear,
Ports mouth, do; Josephine, Burt, Taunton, do.
Shop Resolution, Holloweli, North Kingston;
CharLs, Rho 'cs. Frov, n Y: Ninrod, Candlc,,
Dighton-
THURSDAY, November "a.
Schr Hector, Gilkey, Rondout; Armida, Wass
Portaplat, W l., NY; Susana, Holt, Albany;
Susan Chase, Chase, Viana Meralan.
Sloop Hero, Night, Albany, Prov.
FRIDAY, November %.
Schr Alert, Hall, Phih, Prov; Liberty, Or-
bce, Prov, Phils; William Iieniy, Nay, do, do ;
Monitor, Bccbe, Wareham, n Y; J X Randall,
Phia; Antelope, CHM, Castine, n Y; States.
Wxsn, Ramsdcll, Savannah, do Medora, Penro,
Bangor, Bridgeport; Yankee Blade, iliging', do,
NY.
Sloops Arion, Miller, Prov, do Rhode Island,
Hull, do, do Rublcck, Sowlc, New Bedford, de- I;
VIM Penn, wiplow, do; Glide, Chace, Free
town.
SATURDAY, Fovcnbcr %
brig ConEdencr, I,abcock, Havana.
Schr C"dcrlh, Ehirdrr, fishing; Glide,
Chase, Frce,cwn; Henry Csston, Heath, Prov.
MONDAY, November rs.
Schr Token, Baker, Albany.
sSloop Resolution, Holloway, Novth Kingston
Franklin, Payne, F,cetown; Elus, Elwood, Al.
hmy Southport.
vw rto Charksron, y C., the Tsth, Brig EN-
en- HAYDEN, Smnh, bonrd To- Wilmington, y C.,
Capt smith sick.
Arid mN York 18th, Bria Random, Burdiek
from Havana.
Ar ~ Savannah on the 10Th. sohr fal a.,
GARDNER, from Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
Millinery Establishment.

THE Ladies oi Newport and vicinity nrs
respectfully informed that VIC Lave low
opened oar new and fashionable millinery
Goods. Nat every rfiou will be made 10
please them ia dylc. quality and price
We have the largest and best a'soitmen, oi
Ribbons that we ever offered, and some ct.
,ircIy new styles Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning oio Bonneu.
IRA fREKCH,
I3e. ThaInes-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28

WM. G. COZZENS g. co.
lave opened further supply Of seasonable
III Goods within the last "eck.-Assortn'ent mt
now complete and for sale very cheap
nov28. 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
JAMES ". LYON
PLUMBER,
Brass and Copper Worker

Manufacturer Of Force and Lifting Pumps
3D. Steam, Water, and Waste Pipes, Wash
In Kettles; Bathing Apparatus, &c, cor
ncr Of Thames and Gridlcy streets.
wv. LYON, having purchased the above
named establishment of his brother JOS ph NJ.
Lyon, is prepared to execute all order, and to do
work in his line Of business at the shortest no
ticc, and in the most perfect manner. a share oil
n.,,rnn,re i. solicitcJ. Novlt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
rI,IIE sub.cril,sr has been appointed b, the Court
i of Probate of Charlcrtowr, Adm,n'strssor ei
the estate of Dmcas Kenyon rie ~ said tosr,
d,,c.asrd, and ir qualified 10 act. Az r<rr"s,
having claims against -aid es'ss are rcqssvd n
present th,In, and all pcrsnnr owing ssd q" q
are rcrw,,.d To settle iorihwiih.
WILLIAM GREENNhN, A'l'n's'i.
Charleston, Nov. 7th isJ0- ks.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-28
BosToN, Nov. 23,

D"SioNi .NoN' GO.
Jas. Tyler, Jr., wooI::mcrchant ofthis
aity, blew out his brains on Cambridge
bridge last evening.
The deceased was in good circum-
tances, and had been married but n few
moIfths.
Hon. J. p. Bigelow was last evening
re-nominatcd by the Wings lor thcMay-
orally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
xXxla CONGRESS-. .Fir,, Session.

IN SENATE. W ASafNsroS, "Wednesday keA 81.
Nj SEwASp presented memorial 81 clilzsls 81 ne a-
cg % v ko ORANGE of iaAt river sskinC s essa
ment 81 Terri oriA Government Tor ben. Referred DEL
tn Committee o. Territories
Afry re pfeseclS.1n - uuuercns peli.ols, ard tc
transaction 81 oJsr rVirs business q NJ Ban
TN TIE Senate to0k up Mr. CLAWS Reservations - DeH.
,gQf when Mr. bANroN read several a-ls1 Law
Tor TOE pUrposr 81 snyNluS inA slavery AZ. s.cd
Mckee prior to le acquisition ~ tc tl4.od S-a-s Ci
NSNcO. for H. ygfqose. le read ss. irc1
Cousuut,ei q McAlco Stogrd 20 lssS wnich dec
.sf ~ az. = save 70 any Evfnjors oi e N4ner tic zs
entered - soae C, 9Th into sameai ~ so9w ls
SaverV had no. tecn e5oslCD no rA1 WUnld iLilk DO
i.k,r. ave tiere anceT The avs scgVuug sagerN ar.
iess az he aarpoS- .fee.- aim. hecknss Ia Nv sro-
I'd tte ssve 50 mech t2an nr Iatsvf - 20 rse
slavery u1safe an u1grU1soc IL us si~s D. c@nir
ed thss uoihns We be gained, s1t uoing 49, ~ ~
passage of ks Minos ffcrlso n conusei4ol WIN ne
Territories OF New Mexico aud C liofDls-
NJ RVsE nsXt took reoT aId pnc~taec - adde's
he SSlze vnaicaucu 81 he rSti ~ Texas 70 a. Us t
lors claimed BY Ter OF the Hn Gra8de All p off~
TN Resolution ~ The s-riss nfroductA p. az
Cav 10 relation the boundary 81 Texas he Tefie"eS
6e entire Qaesror, c0OOug ron VARGAS cocuuSns Nd
other satAoTes for parpose CT proving he tie 81
Texas Ire e.sed ,Ae - his reI,srss
He pree4 thsf his ns secured ey nc Texan
reso.auoH. ne Rio 0ruD1e aaying teen sssdmc4 AMI
marked ~ boundary the h-le of San Jseztu Sat
TRAY ct santa Ana ech succeeded u, and " aeh
was rccsglxe and rAuned BY he Goverzren 81 hexco
WliAcGl c0EeiudiEg bis speech Mr.. Rrsg gave wGy 70
an sdjocTnnsai Al hAlfPssi I've.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
had Policy.

WAsHI~cToS. Feh 2.
Many members certainly gong 70 tsa ospio. sr,lef
today AID racrs - s1oot1g h.nd 81 a5oVt ArOler
rUmor - tlst Tue south vii allow . lfvs re.ouuol o pass
on nonday and then withdraw IL boy fo. .he Jaoa
iCo- Pc
WssHfscToT. Fe5 3.
The tax r. F0o-e r1av seen houbasc 30. li- Io- ~
Do-gs rss0 lon comes egsir T. ~ H1-ss or N2r1-J
1-t- sr1 - SJ1nsru men ere base cecarec l-r i-t
rfn-iion. n = s prrssei break - Hous, l
cistT every man d tns bs1g AEvEo ~ me oocss -
iC3r Talaf i4gire'.
~ TIE Arguments thus presented-or ready
5r presentat.ol-by toe southern Members. ere
very poor ones but , policy o. tae ihing Is much
wore TIE only rational explanation q suca TO-
iDes wol.c b., that those engaged in them were
AFRAID thata Compromise would be offered from
the North. and J. az determined - dci-at II &, a.
hazards For surely the Northern Member who
could entertain the idea q Compromise under such
circumstances woo.l erossly .mresch hsown per
soma eg1acimity.
We trust. however tia. there il more rss
than substaDce in al these raw head stories. They
doubtless have some foundation b1. very slender
one i docs no, follow TIA. there is % be 4 gen
eral fght in Congress from the fact that some Bob
edi is seen fo1risling a Bovie.krife or ostsuts-
tously loading lis ps-o.' s1cl delaonstra'i us
are rather pscdc n their tendency than oiher~ ise.
SDe4slRQ daggers. as habit rather 0snclnes
men 70 the ne II theY1.