The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-07
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM- b SoGcm
. abtsi a.8tVs I. WasHfnoroN. December 5.

~ ttaNasg tanGi a.t4tfs Y WAsHiNoToN, Defenders s..
Close of the FIRST Week Unbroken Quiet, -SouM Caro-
lima gt her Pos The Troops at Charleston-V ng'n'a
and Non Intercourse, Sc,rsssa sts,tl8. sse,i
The present week, so far congressional haslness IL
concerned, is closed BY an adjournment over 70 Monday
newal Of slavery agitation There now some hope that
Thaddeus Stevens, Root, Giddlngs, CO., viii not
Be able excite storm in the House BY sgiasng repeal
Senator Butler appeared to-day in the Senate, and thrse
of the South Carolina representatives are nov a her
places Thus i appears that ns senator's en- Nm sSsrs
Of their Legislature upon the resolutions whlch AFe 70
direct their course Under ihe resolution Of Me legis
the federal authority as 10 he motives Of sending United
States troops Charleston. the governor has, SAD,
written letter 10 the President o.u. "a 1si,h
The troops, il said, destined Tor Texas, and, as
every one must know, their movements had reference
to state of things which may hereafter occur There
time, however, some eighteen years ago. when ne
The occasion shosd arise the collection Of dulles his
IKE United States government would not in case s the
solitary secession OF South Carolina than 70 lake
precautions against The violations Of our feysnpe laws
10 secede on the part of the general government Just
what The secessionlss would most wishfor nothing
would be better cacuaied 10 enlist in ihei, favor The syu
pahes OF the already hall disaecled southern States
| The demented North Iushes upon It's tate Vermont
has, by solemn legislative action put herself out OF the
pale Of The unlGn and y 70 e ni s6s
y
the van in the notification OF the fugitive slave act
am not sure that she will be followed though at some
short distance OF time. by other States The tone oil the
message Of the governor OF Virginia is high enough Tor
any practical purpose; and there is something IN II more
than ialk-it proposes action proposes Ieisila
tory system OF which will strike down the bonds
OF the Union. though they were OF steel instead OF
There Is no doubt that these measures viii pass, and
there was no doubt OF it before Vermont acted
North Carolina and nearly all the southern States viii
follow the lead Of Virginia in the adoption OF this rsala
Il IL 4. rssr III
cia intercourse with the North This war Of Legislation
will rapidly carry back the state Of things that existed
before the federal o"0'' ana "n''' "'n '' ION ION.
I e WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. $780,
Mortality Of Congressman The Pnsidenrs Msssdgs
Another death was announced today and third viii
be announced on Monday II 10 stated that aI per cent
OF the whole number OF senators and members IN he
Thirty first Congress have died within the year DOW
terminating showing enormous mortality considering
that on the whole the country was free rom Al ep
denies II really seems as II the last stormy session had
seriously impaired the health OF members Let Us hope
that the present prospects OF harmony and Peacs wi be
conducive to better condition OF mind and body
The Presidents message 10 still the ruling TOPIC 81 the
day. and acts like oil The troubled waters Even the
Southern Press obliged indirectly TO praise H. hnding no
other fault in II than that the President dd not slude IN
movement Of South Carolina When the minister Of 2
small German power at the court OF St. Cloud told lai-
eyrand that IL the Emperor Napoleon persisted m ms
demand, his (the German ninisters master was deer-
mined 10 resist, the French Secretary Tor Foreign me-
ations politely replied, I'll give your exceency no
greater proof Of my high respect than by not repeating
| your words TO his Majesty" rN