New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

f.o- q Caisoru.A a, ~ isdepeudsn measure. eoGld
-4~sr eass both Houses Of Congress S1sa measure
would CRAZE o-r uoelyia-o .ns 7. ---'s a-o- 80
ne "a; q lhe Souih s-d 30 Soanea m.n VIC ass 20.
e.t5-- s-rid o. traitor. CO.. advocae Il II a. Aienpt
made % force re Measure ihrouzn ineIe we par "a
raeuis-v means which would - 1sed '-arv-sy eGcesF
2. .r5 20 the at % such outrage ne ~ol q
s1v farther = '-- leEes Or CAior1iA sccec 70
carving ~ nesslre trough 70 would Dissolve ne noa
Whr .srn .ho4d gentlemen INSIST aPJu ~ coarse Pre-
posed Wss Vis- 0os- a11 1ss-anier a. -ne elTela-
..,-cs. wa b a-ceutf
Nr WEssrrs s1prssed ,.-se Z eudrs'y .rcredgols q
a. prophecies u issc.---l Of ne la.5l s-eS1s Oh
Of he sci.oa % - present e-1si ess sc Ssls,uI
sror, S.sssipuf weud remember La = lhe-e .siier
DAYS q prophecy 'as7- Wa cram Gay q Wh'c1 =
3i-.oat6n - ske Pisce Tae Ss1rssy eHne a.
s-csr 81 h .aegT-v x re Uzio=- Tie Seos.or sad
sros-n OF certain sersons bA1c7E ,,se-sr For vasi
would ,aey 5sld i9zrther
NJ FoCrE-F1r psr-v purposes.
NJ WEssTEs-Ne.l pose tleF ". oAni 1ose-le
-ader ne Con'al1-o1 sra 5y he zee, az asys sne :
ne yes a. more insn ne 49,, AP14 a! s@e'~ou @
them zee yess WI -srry L. NJ Weos'sr nat 20 ear 81
anything sItrso--llag 70 ne carr ilnFr >rusoIs ~.
have o-~ good rpssches ei' z &c END ~nsn NE
..ss for discussion hss been srsfst Ia s-e.u'n weak
be orol hi VOTE az IN rs riy ~o-i ceo- inri2
he acop 81 ,he oh-r Hose I,.s TIE Sen.-e s7c
rs tuiy perfect nash "a possible NJ measures
oe7- Tat body, wo1; references 70 sny Tsooa3e acaon
" FooTT ssa.a expls5el Re Circumstances connected
W az prooh@cy snd Is no7-fs.hlEsuL
NJ SHE rs siet la b. agreed eure.y with ne -
sarvsaons which h.c fallen FROM Ar webster, Anc e1'
prsssed Ls -esrei hat be tei oaed g ask lle fsfs
81 Fee-r ss.sr,e.. and lie Senate * lysiaea
HOUSE Os REPRESENTATIVE
b, A--sfs Printing TeiegrgrA
Tb- fo-,u az ~ Conn tee ilr Secretary CS,s-
roe1s 'es- asSirg r a. Investigation into ais conduct
W.'.r. gsr' co, e-1S- tyyhg Fe.lAer,,ou Locol
GenIv. lNh.sl Disney. Locoi kins, lNms q y J. Nc,
Lsnahaa ,Loool Con'st wig 'nd -sohs'n' -'c0' 81
Tss lere resolution vas tskel up and ho discussion
coaa1ued from yesterday did not come 10 'ny e'n'a-
The Commit. o. Eiscnoas u.soe report s'rc5gi M
with resolution. dec sring b .ueSqsdieoi 30 simu hSSN
sur-V e. De,eysi. from N-U -MsNico. They say, In
he conclusion Their report las II mus - sprafsn' ihs'
The e-cuou o. smith nom New M-Nco by individuals ~
siding on poth sdes ofIne To Gfzrde, a-d principally IS
residents u the sssered it % ieNA' . A. sei acl
h. lcsl' q me sovereignty % the ccu-iry
winch s.a Gains arc 10 direct hostility 90 t. To ADMIT
such De would - % :Sacic- INST eoi. al - rsAe
a. Hoe ~ --rc- .s,vss party ~ tse nosiu'y.
Ths COMMITTEE $50 made reyOr1 c.le.ud4ng wiz a
resolution .hai 70 s .aeNp-ccr - 'om A W ShssL Z
70 2 seat "a .h- Eou-e - D-sca,e ifow De'-'rr wa
Mormon Territory Taey ssy t !, apparent Aose 'i
g-sor NJ bshbe,; ..r do uot c1renpls- he a. s
sion - h- House unril some form ~ Goverunen;
TIE repo-t, we're referred 20 the Committee - lie
Whole OF ,he sts Of ne Union, snd inside ne orer Of
lee rsy 90. Apr. -.
TBE CALIFORNIA MESSAGE
SIR GsrEN. Loco, ~ No entered l,' ~ argument io
show tsaf sv- enters into The BASIS which he aiou
h. formed Tn. very fsr ih@ C1lsiatlu Do faithful
carried og enhances he veil" 20, save property a. 's
&. The Governincu excl rs power ~ 4e-,iOy one
be-. ~.
is i' exclude DE scam to1 ne Ieors q. |. - &c
u.se of lsns tne soual iJ DO MOI ses ~ 81 in
c.-sse of slavery Ga. 30 sns bee r.isoishef 1Y aN
lavs Ony ass 1ol Cd oo .N-.a--l s.i b'r save u'D
ins common ior1toy lli. IS a i1-y ever INSISTED on
D. ua, iae rrsuf of h.. observation, tsat Nc 1874 ass
e.t sa- have ben com parHFey inu.1a4 g.
.-.sec Il. .horuf .ose.lri slcn Pod. ac -ourc.s, ~
bio energies eu1 intellect t' uesi-n Hnc cld hihtk
1. slavery dM no. exist m his country, fr would ID
ey.g.oi % rs r,rrcrc-i.. because he ivv race.
c,lno. i've terms of rgrsH'y. boi es =,
lave i..sos, 80 masi o. I.gsS" l.n - -
n o. .H.aaH NNH : .sa 90 ..H
sg 20 c Jnol, Do, SAL ha snc ~as de cfined te pr
s-ise ieF dome &c nj IRE A. - ne resent dEi.. p
~ u VS. being oirused ga! u senuemen n,q, ose'er.
or -rupsr 's-s llay 80 is tie cu-sior he desired
ma scopr1- of ue Missouri Comp o1iiss ia., snc 49,
wonl- oac5 - ice,' orsiot ~, ~ s,
CO antics Which nuug siourd a. There should De IN ~
slaves a1i 30 s.ys Trade regulated teTe hs N some
0i - Sonsern s.sv. he ~oud ~" o Sc nii Ps..'
esa5fr..ns ihsse 90 e lid signed b me f'slc 49, i'
vc-1 cAes fse--'n. Gaining nuaenes ca .ur r-y..'
mad lie ~ouJ ,yte ssl.4s. TIE sduisson OF CAii7rA-1
except o. general 80 a. oi sd'rt.mrat
.ir SPA 1iNG (Nhi,l ~. nao looked o'rs tue Ff
rous rrr. s.sl. la boh House, and ~ ar - ~ we'
enabled Bop 49,. Of fhaac presented fn i'U r0 ne vs.
Ter man 1t .h- rlesleat /. was 10 %, me poop
r.. own I'm OF @ -aftn~r end srry - Congi-s- 'Y
sGms..yu s.ses. IA o'scussns ne question h spost
ga uo fes the Constitution co9ied' faon q s'a'"
bnl ez l.c1 Came. Be- violated WITHOUT Gruii'nk
lie penalty. .ho S's'es can1o' s-cele ar "9s r.
mon d-srnv - ll.ced c.lrgcs made sgslst dv frrsi
aeAL eNnfh-ly secs m the pvllucei campaign
AID sed List Inv ways Norin so.d .Jr BIN 90
the Alison lo..or platform Having vino esi-f Ne A.
unlslrsiion from cnarefs ~ tAeiN'N' ''1Iio1eh,'
t- 1- s-s.f. OF The Territories, 49, 1ss- t-- To si-
Administrator established civil O5,eT-.e1fs - spoke q,
OF admission " l!iforris AZ answered may
t.o objections he alluded 20 no Efforts - Obtain Cubs
IL ~ - g. must free. Tn, Nashville Convention
- regarded As irszscaabe movement sna IL CONCLUSION
rx-re.s nfs conviction hist tf-sl-. IaY'f would sano
nv ne Union sn- the Constitution. TIE P---iden bad
2.eds et ..a.s' to car, 3t zoe VII Ok ne feo''. -
.hsf vii be X1r1ss-d need ies' Inst A.
. 10 Fio.o 4!y u IT, I4ue pos proclaimed IN .- political
c8uGzgu
q. VILLAGE Loco, 81 > .. Obtained he aoOr Sn-l
;ne COinuitee rnsc, ard
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