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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
BALriMoRx, January I'll

BALriMonK, January 7-5 p. m.
Speech Of Gen cas-1iaryiand ssousmsnt- iai of Hek-
man-NsWs from Aaaapoiis- The markets, &c.
The speech Of Gen Cass the Austrian mission and the
appointment Of Col Webb is sought after and read with
great avIdiiy here.
In house OF delegates ON Saturday, Mr. Merrick OF
Charles county introduced series of protesting
against any Interference the part Of Congress the
subject OF slavery la the District Columbia and declaring
the Decentralization Of Maryland stand by the South any
violation that may be made of the spirit and intent the
constitution on the question Of slavery. aNf 5fH@
The trial Of George n. Hickman esq on BE charge Of
having forged power ofattofey with which the
ges Of pay Of deceascd soldier were drawn from The de-
pafment at Washington, was brought 10 close on Sat
uIday evening, and verdict Of "nor guilty. promptly
rendered by theJnry He again arragned this mora
Ing on the charge Of Obtaining the land OF the
soldier by fraudulent means, and the trial 10 progress.
Ing There said 70 be three indie against
hlmshsgss 4s a 9li 65i6H a.N s8f84B5s8 afArG adft
George CONWAY, the Indian chief lost another child at
New York Saturday by yphus fever being the third
that he has lost within a short time GA Ftt8 .3eosh
Several gentlemen In New York are making arrange
nents 70 open college at iornia, and collecting
teachers and procuring the frame for college buildings
The inelIgence from Annapolis with regard the Uni
ted States senatorial vacancy indicates that there be
quite contest Senator Potts. Of Frederick new
man. has entered the field from Western Mary and and his
friends are willing % vote Tor Pratt for term, provided
ne has the Other Tho wirepulers from all parts Of the
State are hocking to Annapolis in great numbers .
THE MARkETs.--In the Baltimore market this morning
-four qn-tsaes of about 800 bbls Howard street at
VI 10; some dealers asking "a ST. Sales OF red
wheat at 100 i0t cents, and white I05 ITO cents
Sales of yellow 53 cents and white at 80 cents
Rye 90 81 cents Oats SO 49, Receipts OF grain yerv
light, and but little doing Beef cattle the scales TO-
day there offered 1850 head 500 Of which were sold
to butchers and packers and 26O driven TO Phade
pha Prices ranged from So so "a per 100 lbs on the
hoof equal to 80 81 76 net. averaging SO rs gross
extra cattle were sold at $5, equal 80 so net Hogs
were In demand at $b 10 20, but supply in market.
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GRAND BlHTH-NI0kzT BAI.I.-The Franklin Fire Com-
pany mkc pleasure an announcing 70 the public that win
January 1850 Jackson where they win be peas 10 ~
Of their friends and fellow may honor them viii
their company Neither time nor will
this one q s most s,laa, bali ever given BY the d Fank
Mecbum First Ward Butts drug store secoad Wad Paie
drug STORE Edwin McCubbins Third Ward; ii Pow
w. H. Winter tobaeeonists Fourth
Ward caspariss, Capitol Hill D. Kelly Navy Yard any
Of the and door the evening Of the
Gensmens clothing taken Of by proper persons
claHue
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II
The principal purpose Of the official organ
Be 10 euogize Gen. Taylor and the cabinet and to libel
and mpoon the democratic senators and members of the
House of Representatives The solid. eloquent. and
powerful speech OF Cen Cass delivered in the Senate
Friday last-a speech which will not fail to awaken
respoase in every patriotic heartis not at all to the
hkingof the cabinet, if we may be permitted to judge
from he filth elected upon that distinguished statesman
through the columns Of cabinet organ Nor is the cab
met better pleased with the speech Of Gen. Fooe, which
complstely excoriated the abolition senator from New
York. who is the right hand and generassimo of the
cabinet the Senate was good fortune to hear Gen.
Foos on the occasion alluded and although during the
lasttsn years. have heard many brilliant impromptu
spsses on the floor Of the Senate have never heard
one % brilliant that delivered by General Fooe during
the debate on Friday And such is the universal udg
mem, % Tar - have heard expression Of public
opinion Its sarcasm scalhing, and its invectve
mosl cutting Besides, il was delivered in language
chase classic and eloquent That splendid invecve
was whitening in it's effects upon the senator at whom it
was eveled and that senator acknowledged its effect by
taking refuge from il in silence. Il was evidently highly
enjoyed BY large portion Of the federal side Of the Sen
several Of The gentlemen that side restraining
with difficulty their risibe propensities. We do not
wonder The cabinet and its organ dissatisfied at such
premature overthrow OF their favorite champion, the
abolition senator from the Empire State"
But would respectfully inquire, il the cabinet intend
to pursue The policy Of setting their organ to BLACKBOARD
and vituperate every senator and representative who
speaks in opposition 10 their policy during the present SEES
sionf The democratic members OF Congress desire to
understand II they to be ampooned and blac
by The organ Of the cabinet whenever they engage in de-
baisi We hope the cabinet will cause its organ to en-
tighten the members this point AT any rae the cab.
inst and the organ will gain nothing by the policy which
they are now pursuing The democratic members intend
TO enjoy unrestricted freedom Of debate during the pres
ent session; and we doubt not they will find an appro-
pirate remedy for the scuniy OF the cabinet organ.
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, The Massachusetts Legislature met and organized nj
Boston on Wednesday, by the choice OF Marshae r. Will
der president OF the senate and Ensign ~ Kellogg
speaker Of the hopse both wings after which the Two
houses proceeded with the governor, 10 The old South
Church. escorted by volunteer company, and there
listened 70 sermon from President Hitchcock of Am
herst College iA-Naf. Infsiiigsnser MA
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80 snall.lng Oae,sl Org.n.

II The Onion Of Sunday we slated certain facts and
challenged the Republic to deny them. One Of those
iacs was. that dared NOT its opinion on the
W0 Proviso Another was, that il dared not deny that
General Taylor would approve bill containing the Will
mot Proviso, If one should be passed by Congress We
stated sundry other facts, which challenged the cabi-
net organ deny but which il is not necessary again 70
rspsat. a.,
The organ Of yesterday morning contains no alusion
to our article II skulks from manly ayowal OF its
opinions and takes refuge from the issue presented in
silence Il IL sinister and fagitious enough to in
sinnate that nearly the whole body Of southern dem
ocrats are the political allies Of Mr.. Giddings;
but il has neither the candor courage to avow
before the world whether or not it Tor its editors,
either Of them) is in favor of the Wilmot Provso
Nor does il dare say word in relation 10 the opinions
Of Gen. Taylor in reference to that question, what
viii be his in the event Of lis passage by Congress
II 10 base enough nsnuate what It knows to be false
in relation to others but it dare not what its own
position is. what that of Gen. Taylor and the cabinet
u.s. in reference 10 the Wimot Proviso.
Surely the New Orleans branch Of the editorial firm
have nothing to do with the present of the Repb
ic That gentleman has credit for talents and integrity
and il what have heard Of him is true, he would
to conceal his opinions any subject 1t must be
that be permits his northern colleague TO perform that
portion Of the editorial duty OF the Republic pertaining
to the Wmot Proyiso and slavery and hence the fur
tive attack upon others, and the dscreditabe skuking
from the manly avowa Of opinion for which the cabinet
organ is notorious Under the management of the north
ern branch Of the concern, il seems 10 be fitting mouth
piece for the present administration We should think
under the peculiar direction and control Of Messs
Clayton. Ewing, Collamer, and Fin Warren. Unscru-
pulous political trickery to be its highest aim.
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AS Mr.. Solomon Foot Of Vermont is now prominent
candidate-the wings having dropped Mr. Campbell, the
late wing Clerk, and run up Mr.. Foot TO high
fgure-t may be important 10 trace part Of the course
Of this gentleman during the 2sh Congress. Of which he
was member. 3ia
On the 18th Of December, 1s45, he voted with fifty
eight other wings against laying the table sundry me-
MORALS from New York, praying TIE abolition Of slavery
and the slave trade in the District of Columbia ayes
1os, noes SO.
On December 49, 1885, he voted against the joint reso
luton for the admission Of he State Of Ieras into the
Union: ayes 141, noes So.
On the 10th Of july 1896 the question up on the
bill making appropriations for the support Of volunteers
and other troops authorized tobe employed in the posecu-
ton Of the war with Mexico Mr. Foot addressed the
House.
His remarks were directed mainly to inquiry into the
causes Of the existing wharf.-the authority by which had
been CONNIE need and the purposes which Il had IN view
He commended that brought by the unauthorized
and unconstitutional acts of the administration because
whatever acts might have been committed by Mexico, the
President had not right take the subject, he had
DONE into his own hands it belonged Congress- which
was the only legitimate war-making power
Congressional Globe, 18th Cong, LIST Sss p HOG,
Thus Mr. Foot OF Vermont stands before the nation
decided wing, in opposition to the Mexican war, and
thoroughly imbued with abolition views.
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Il is sngulary disgusting at time like this, when 10
"saye the ship las Mr.. Madison told done
in the federal conventon is necessary TO pipe all hands
to the country shreaened to be split in
twain by the agations OF alarming sectional question
when il requires all the Cancellation and all the spirit OF
compromise to preserve tie constitution, which was
formed upon those elements when common prudence,
and even common decency, requires the abotonsts to
discard every insulting epithett is than disgust
ing 10 see the ephes which heaped upon the heads
Of portion Of the people BY part Of the wing press
has been truly said that fools rush in where angels
fear to tread" What can be indecent if not more
outrageous for example, than TO such paper the
New Bedford Mercury pouring out such language as
thisl
We sometimes sick Of all this southern vaporing,
that we are tempted 10 wish that they may be permitted 10
try the experiment of maintaining independent con.
federacy based upon human slavery Il s clearly de-
onsrable that they would be compelled abandon the
mad scheme that very contempt for the hair broisd
braggQrts temps TO wish them to make the trial But,
upon more mature consideration have concluded
they should be INDUCED In their lawess whims but
that all who attempt disnember the Union should be
considered traitors and dealt with accordingly II we
dcrstand the threats Of the disunions In Congress- they
without the assent Of the other States g
Now should the views oil thsse southern demagogues be
carried out they viii OF necessity levy against the Uni
States and constituted authorities OF the same and
they would be guilty Of TREASON Why, therefore, should
they regarded traitors and be punished traitors
There be no good cause shown to the contrary. Its
therefore incumbent upon all who loyal the Union
themselves consider all who by focs OF
endeavor subvert traitors of the blacklist dye who
deserve consideration o. pity.
Let the northern people and their representatives stand
firm and their rights Let them fearessly exclude
l~..-
right do The Illustration will preserve the Union
and see that the laws are faithfully executed ss sl !
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rELEGRAPHIo REpoRTs Foa THE UNION.
Condition or he Northern pT,,ke,s


New York, len 4 2, p m Stocks about The same /;
Treasury 6s Il0l III loan Of 1867 fancy
indicate IN upward movement; money marker easier.
Exchange on London, III ~ Flour quiet bur firm sales
small at So 50 % for common State aud western; south
ern, 80 ID 80 3ll corn meal, 81 az
There ahange IN prices Of grain generally and the
$ll62 for mess and 80 Oh for prime Groceries firm
Rio coffee at III cents The cotton market firm though
the transactions small. . t kt
PHIIApELPHIA, January To, p, m.-Siocks without
changeand small safes The markets generally Ire dull
owing the unavorable weather Flour SIS $5 I2t for
brands aud 70 SO Tor extra Rye flour, So S7t
meal, 81 TO- No change in grain and bur lew trans
actions The supplies very light Provisions and gro
ceres Inactive, and prices unchanged. Whisky, ~ 27
ceIts in hhds. aud bbs
Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS Jan. lln the senate, yesterday the demo-
Gratis introduced resolution npeachng the speaker The
latter desired leave the chair while resolution was
being considered To this the democrats objected saying
tina. he should face the music. ss =
The speaker declined acting in his se and ruled
the resolution hing him out OF order.
Pending the debate, the senate adjourned
Less confusion prevailed to-day
CoLUNBus, Jan 5-Nothing OF interest occurred in the
senate. sla
Ia the house. il has been decided allow the introduce
ton Of bills consequently large number read Tor
the first time among them was ons by Mr. Riddle
peal much Of the apporonmen laws divide the
iy Of Hamilton.
Mr. Roderer introduced bin to extend the corporate lin.
is of the CITY of Cincinnati.
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