The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

copiee OF this resolution % each OF our senators and repre-
Mr.. David moved that the house DO proceed to the
consdetion Of the resolutions upon the above subject,
ne house refused to consider BY yeas 49, nays 49,
= YEAs-=Messrs. Acker, Allison, Baker Baldwin, Bent.
Blddls. Black. B1wen Broweg Burden, Cornyn David,
;;::sis Iiais. %IsasAls. MaEsss, ,MiIsr. Si:sly.
wsLsr, Williams. and oCsmoni, sSeaksr-io $3.50
NAYS--Messs;; Beaumont, Brndle. Cessna. Church.
iess As@phi Henry, aoss jscIson. Laird. ecin,ccr.
rs Morrison. Mow. Ncfsson, Packer fslso1 khsy
ssa., ss ws
Adjourned
A rREE-soILER coSyERrED.-One OF Engand's greatest
statesmen commenting upon Of the flights Of oratory
Of another who had abandoned his party, and cleo
tred the house from the benches of the opposition by
brilliant and mastery speech. said that 1.-THE gentleman
having left his friends = deserer and gone over to the
enemy, be hoped he would not return to the camp
py So will many Of the free soers say Of the facile
North American. that piece Of political gsata Perato,
made to assume any shape and to out Rave the whole
Of the Ravels in the rapdity, the frequency, and
the ease OF ito political ansformalions Three or four
days ago. told the country that the North American,
which has been Of the violent and Incorporate
advocates Of extreme fanatica measures-which has
used language c the South Of the bterest scorn and
"d0ughfaces" and elevated the eesolers patriots
we told the country three or four days ago. that this print
then fighting the battles Of aboitonism violently. ia
the very uniform Of the reesoers and terrible with all
their weapons Of assault and Defence would ngloriousy
back osawould desert-would change front-and would
shoulder arms against the party and the principle has
detection j. already fact; and the bitter reto Of the
English statesman may well be used by Wilmot and King
lie service q Of The other side The British "deserte
would have scorned to return to his old party ga spy
bat We must not be astonshed 10 our contemporary
entity stealing back into the ranks of its former
lepds with fa.e professions on its lips, and loud pro.
tsgtati0ns in favor of free-soil.
The British orator sgnaIized his detection by bold
seemed apology He was too proud to explain. Not so
the meek and gentle North American. II becomes the
advocate Of non-intervenon, with poor tenb
ling upon its tongue We have its reasons in the num-
Der Of yesterday, from which extract the following
nre Argument to show that Gen. Taylor has not taken
Sc Noh American Sas % often asserted Sas BEEN n De-
tended BY "doughtaces and slaveholden Read it, and
than fecitate the country on our new Daniel to
judgment:
Oar locofoco cotemPornries commit great error in
claiming that General Taylor in these Recommendations
=, .sn back upon the platform Of the NiceDsos letter
Y 9 nsssss.ry Ss, the President should recommend the
s sod
equivalent 70 the virtual permission of slavery General
Pfcyisos his plan hi. plan and whatsoever may be
aid Of supposed Ne 70 his personal wishes In the matter
sseoa Of the two s;e Mexican into is. States
Of the American Union
Oh. rare genius Oh. righteous Judge .Nos INTER
vEuTIoN or the Cass doctrine applies TO territories only
Most Gacious and ssPient conclusion most lucid logic
&c! !hss q once TO Mr. Ewbank. Of the Patent Office.
snd hs vii give thes patent = large - ten Of thy do
vss 10 remove the slave question from Congress, and
i..s to hs people e the most competent to settle
deny hs il what you and your party asssiisd; and this
b what your President now advocates and recon-
msnds The message differs from the doctrine Of General
Cas- only where this doctrine ID manly and aboveboard
and while u that applies to States only, il leaves
the inference strongly that the Wilmot Provso is
schsd % any territorial government the bill viii be We.
de dsnsgogues who prepared 4 and though il is just as
clear that would prefer leaving the subject to the people
inesad o. to Congress. even in territorial condition. it
What can b more indicative Of the sentiment Of the
cent mssuags. in reply 10 Mr.. venabls's resoluioni
vsy large portion Of the populous district Of The terri
;9 commonly dss.gps,od BY The name Of New MEXICO
6.sSsaps Hid.so. and had ice. .d@sisd b. Congress
obtaining sdjussn, Of The question Of boundary with
t.. 4. %
rssLns for Congress devise some mode Tor iis adjust
s1t Msa.saa i.sS..s e cS.ss he g.s'tie. ,gAst6s,
ys:ss sssrcss.s saie y i.sisss.s lAs sistyist %
q sIss y 7ssas o.. ~ 'sesdi.s e. sosd decide i.a%
This 10 well called s'politcal quackery, by the Union
and II Il IL not slso indirect threat that Taylor will
veto the territorial BILL with the provso inclusive II
presented for New Mexico, and II Is not plainly for
Issving the whole question to the people-which Is the
eTpsnd Of NON. mrERvEErIon--then words without
noanings and the truth s fasehood. This paragraph
ueo copetey exposes the rich logic of the North Amer
ien thaf Taylor has not taken his argument from the
deDocrnlic doctrine in regard to slavery.
But ~ ere glad that the North American has come
over though for is own credit, could have wished
10 zee Il do 90 without being compelled to endanger its
neck By 70 sudden and dslocating somerset
DExocaATIc REPUBLICAN, COUNTY MEETING.
In accordance with notice previously given, the dem
ocr1t republican citizens Of Northampton county met
IN the courthouse at Eastsn. Monday last the 2ist
instant ~
committee was appointed to draft resolutions express
Give OF the sense OF the meeting
During the absence of the committee the meeting was
Addressed BY Hon. Richard Brodhead.
he committee, through their chairman, Captain A. H.
keedsr reported resolutions among which are the fol-
lowing:
Rssoissd mat The incompesency Of General Taylor the
violation OF ali hts pledges and the countless bundes Of
his adniniswson have nobly vndcaed the Of
democratic party, and conclusivey shown that they
situation he 10 unfit al, and 70 impose upon him duties
which he 10 helpess dIscharee; and rejoice
evidence the sober second thought Of the nation
cceve Of for their for although hts first
election might be passed blundcr. its repetition
woue 70 far sll the world and the Of