Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-26
Correspondence 9f the Bah, SIN. I
WAsIuNGToN, July Is.

'ooiile littie progress has at length
been made with the Adjustment bill
IN the Senate. The bin with amend
ments is reported to the Senate. Nj.
Clay could not accept the test oues-
tons immediately, rendered bv Mr..
Clemens and Mr.. Walker, because
the two Maryland Senators were alb
sent from the city. If they return we
shall have test question tomorrow
or next day.
we have also, to-day, had an uMi-
matttm, and not an cxtrayagant one,
III my opinion, from Mr.. Butler, on
the part of his constituents, TO wit: 70
curtaii the limits of California by fix
ing the line Of 36 30 as her Southern
boundary, as compromise line, and
carrying With 1T the incidents of the
M!ssoag! compromise. This is going
lar, very far, towards the adjustment,
Tor the ultra State of South Carolina.
1t reduced the question at issue TO an
lntergible shadow; forno one will over
carry slaves into South California.
and, ii they did, it would be to lose
them, as soon as the Territory is pre-
pared to form a State Constitution
aiu m IS admitted INTO the Union. The
argument against the offer is that It
cannot be serious, because it invol-
ceS mo''ln8 Oh importance to the
ooutIi' II L !hlhk the Free Sollcrs
Wo''Iu ;, pe wise TO comply with 1T, Tor
IT II would ensure another Tree State on
'ii9 Iaclllc'
Every word now sad of the new
nortant 'tSi' nj" i, R,'t .I,o 'oehIte' is mn
TO advise the new ADMINISTRATORS nnt
to speculate too much on tho 90 cafIao' Co.,
ton of the South, for il wns ,,,t'',.o" ,,nt no,
fined to South CaroI;na 90 ANY n.y. n'M'.I uo.i
deeper than was s,,nnosod ' ''''''
Mr. Benton tendrrpd he s,,,,ror+
to the new powers, on thc most ri ri;1 al
question which thcv orn calInJ rno',
to meet-the disnuie bntwcnn 'rG 'Tn!yo. i!,o,.
and New Mexico. RE assured ,ho
friends of Mr. Fillmore That Lo w yvomiJ i
stand by him in ma;ntainina III IL " l.,','a n,',..
of the country-in carrvinS ont tho
policy of the simple and beant;f,l
message of President TovIor Uo
assured that President F;jln,oro
would do his dutv. and "T, sail ho
will stand by him.
However, no one seems to b,,;ovo
now that Texas will nrcss mo. S',ros
to the point of actual collision II iS
folly to suppose that she can oxnenJ
million of dollars in ro;s;nr Chin
ping, and subsistino an armvo'to iaHo
ana keep possession o( SAM, ;Se
JoN
W.,
WHAT WILL BE THE REsULT.-All
is now vague but eager speculation
as TO The effects OF President Iaylor's
uea'h, ana Nlr, Fillmore accession,
y.poil V{pm tie VeSed question OF the day.
o,,lla w llaI part VIII Mt. Fillmore enact,
ap. aallleu DIS ne IS WIN te power and
'alIoila$e Oh me government, and
VIII 313;il 4, ny a lNor'hefn ,maorlty!-,
A,,an; ml ne so' tile h CONSERVATIVE national
t;nme iio,'i' n.I me 'i'e resident oi all sec
io.a' thn,' Iiiu ;itt ilGt ol MS own eNclusWeiy;
,mno" ,I,,,, in.liooli ,. DoiI'ly on 'he palIiotc
fa; Ga'o' 'eoolilii'cl1u 's'.I, ana s'and by a
,.nn ,'nn,' ",iu p,o'er a'lluS'inGht OF the sia-
frooy Fey odI luoH,ton' mt ana lheTqOy crush the
desorva U' ni l,,1,oa'' , s'IHc 'llc Gliion' ana
of go; anu WIN !m. 'he Sratelui applause
W W tt1js t1ololnB ',n, liiil!.o'ls' @ me tfust mat
low and m tba ISIS, orlS,s; nc w!ll see me poi
Whnt un 9 opCna prCCl',loeS ot sue sucl d course
ou hnnos D ,e9H' n' ,sr,lI TIl m iuo's . ou'Weigh
b;s r;vai n No, wv Wal ,,I' ~ Put aowh
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