The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-07

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has impoverished this south and that sneh hot bed
system of'Nor'hern prosperity must be stopped.
Letter s Of ST. asn,y .os He s:s to
ssiss sis r. \; AZ Y.ss''ss =
hurry There is no inr.jlst., dabsse Of !. raise on
cold iron. But what VIII Mrs. Srandy sSysS
.s-sLs-f wAss,se roS, s4aroh 8, 1850
III Presided AMI fs csSinet-- 71e Points II Dtseaee
Sesr e Messys FSete and Ea,ioss-A Patent Cdsy ssd
NJ Sess,d-ssxse6 Of Mr.. Ha,~iin &C.. ,aLs,,s "a 4
Itis year since Genezsi Taylor was fnausurared
President Of the United States Coming in with pledges
Of moderate conssfvssises and anti prOssp tve ps
cy,greas this se1psststsoDs Of the counsry Of
msasrst. eonsistent and anti party aaniniAtsatisn
what IL the result, a. 3. ss@ lts Z, E - lass.lf 4
III. country la. bee. Disappointed III - ''~ -
The admil.,rtlpp he. been iptOlsrant hisstted cod
prcserptivs, without parallel s,:Eifs ss-ssff.
III foreign policy has been antsspg, coShlins bob
nObbing and ceutsBptibEe. 80 81 ..ssr,
Its pro.erip,vs poisy end ats system Of nepotisns
have disgsstsd the country. = 49, '~'---' ~
Tb, veskners OF this cabinet its biundsring diYio.
macy, itswsnt u e.hod. talent consistency courage
ard sgacty it, greedy and gluttonous seizure Of the
aud tshss is lodging Of The great qusstions Of
threst the wsnt unity among ftsmsmhsrss ths~ant
ter in tSs soun,fy ana he uss.r r~pudiscn Of the
pledge 81 General Taylor have left the admipfstrx-
with the psospse unless reformed IL being read
cot OF the whs eherch manifesto IS " shs case Of
berg fsylOrzed lands N. rirk o s.,rE rtyly II
''f-l1. -. sss ~nsg party 90 nothing better tnsn
give ms Eyer ad IA nistrationg \ .-t- s.ex 49,
MUch yet ssprpds upon Ten. Taylor himself, let
him watch the u evvnts sDd 1t the right mo
nsHt reerssnizs his saenst-o such nstsrias as to
ctpnsnd the co operation 81 the party IN Congress
aIdthe r.spect a. the country such cabinet will
mark out policy conv'tent With the spirit and pro
"a the and ka has etil the ohsnces OF tho
TopsLly rsdssnpg the awful osving In whch has cha
rpei.rzed the tvev. months' hstcry OF Clayton, Es
ink Co., We jet believe that he "a only waiting Tor
the opportunity. str-ts -s.-s iItA s-f'.---
wooDwoAI,.- -isSisG nsCfsNk--na. SEWARD. rr'l.
Several petitions presented this morning ss.inst
renewing tn. patent VI woodsorths pIsntpg machine,
which from certain r.nsrk' from Mr. Dawson appears
sesss Ss ssson.
ctmmitte. IN order TO get the bin through Nov,
ss,ss M nv .n 1 sry
for TITS fsrewa ~ this profitable patent Mr. Dawson
sssnslsisd tbeten.ot but stun left shs Impression
%sens ssisi *. YET ,s,sn jfai, ron on Ia Last
would be wotth sltoloo As sre oulation. asd this
would anshosir. fee .b'ch nshi svsnsh.ks the ir-
cut OF the tpseulsricn entirrly. '-
va fcort ". Nm. CALHOUN --IHk Sseho sussTssSs-
Mir. Eoote took occasion this morning. put In
tain exceptions TO the speech Calhoun whs
believes that 90 an.rdment 90 the constitution Is
REQUIRED 70 restore the hsrrrory and rafey Of the
lbtn ard that every pcrtion "a the North IL
l.shoste 20 s.avery 10 both thsse points Mr. Fosts
plssded in the most decided cppcsition the amend
n'ns a The con, titnti,n was unnecessary and the
Mr. Butler, IN DE absence Of hi. colleague, put in
bfisf rtjoindsr. "a hts defence 80 - .-fI.ft
Nr Calhoun here coming into the chsmb,r, desired
g lnos What psist. o, objection TO him tss senator
~ n.S s +. a. ~, Ds-' he accuse
M tco;s explained. spd repeated ~kkt he had said,
,smsrhst ss,,sd 1t me en- Ph,e n'srrcssery q Mr..
BE You'd soi be tsctorsd b. an body lie aia not
rot sehnoriedss sny nsn ., Ms lssdrr- 40. 80.
G.fE - A. ri n ws~l
aud rot ppo. an, mass in,~rrrvissien. He spske q
required securities Do.s she senator believe that
things stand the south remain In the Unioni
g. nov ..tiied; but believe thst We may no rst.
the whole question IN ten days
,iss. rss tan ~. sss,s s. ps .s s,.n
Mr.. Feote-I believe they lasy do 10 without
ansndmens Il The constitntios. believe we may
stors the harmopy o. the Union under the constitu
MI calhoun Cysry quiek) There we dic.r -thsr.
Ne cin.r The South, In the formation "a the constitu
tics. believed that sens special gusrsnies
cGrs for their safety So believe fso beiievef But
The s,nst say, charge The rbols North In the gross
Dr. foote-rhs Senstf says, IN nj, speech tbes
every portion q TIN North Il scre less hostile 20
Nr Calhcus Ar. they nc, 80,
Mr.. Focte- tank not. Not the late meeting ut
Mr CsIssus sso,end.d that ter. va, hardly q
Northern VITO Old rot hold slavery 20 Be stain
tt't nPvh oof hAhonet escuhcheon. ~ hok tnfs
bosttiyf ....., ,..tlr. - II.
NJ. fcc,. m aintsInea that the charge q hostility
va too r~rsp'rs that 10 o1 injusce to large por-
81 the pecTe Of the North vhs fiehdiy TO.
thr snn.utuiorsl rights a The soulh and a. an ex-
am le ny rsferfsdto Mr Eiskiaspps .f o.
Dir CslhOan--The Senator suxisns 10 raise
pcitts &c ohi,o ION did not sr.es % individuals 4
fsd that EVER portion a the North more or esshos
tileto sstsfy with respsctfo tAe late .etiss In New
lcrk, many good hings .sAd there snd yet thsy
prcpcte 10 exclude from Csinornia. There tve
vsys for sxciudrs NO snd prefer the direct 20 the
indirect gay Of deing 10 -
Here the copv.r~snen stoppsd 10 II rather knpcr.
tant IN its bearings II sho~sth ar Cshcun is yet
In the advance Of the body Of the Southern poiu
clans that they not prepared 60 90 the extreme
dsnsnd az smspdsecs % the ronstituton ~ slne
que rsa 10 the exisepce Of the Mon and that 90 fAr
nom conssntipr end sseptins th,s soxr estscn Of Mr.
alheur they takethr FRET pcrtunify 70 dscism H.
Ferr. th-u w ere outset MI Csiheon 10 deliberately
osclsred todemsnd mere thes the South requires sss
more tbas necssssry fer the setlemsnt Of the CUES
uen and By sonfhsfs mas, vho sA,s he has confer
rsd eth Scrthsfp upen thissrhjsst 80. ~
The eoIoQpr t~tvssn Nfx. CAbosn end Mr. Foofe
svacvsnvefy sefeesbls 10 Mr.. Benton vho leaned
b=ck IN blt md smiiiRg cspvsccosy wiped the
p,rsprstton from bu fscs, and sailed seAte vth the
meet sborrd NJ self compseency- 10 was eertstsly On
mr. a. -xs~ th~t a.