Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-31

annexation The liabilities in question will absorb-ssy one
bali Of the sum proposed be paid, viz 900 The
ether half we'll be paid, it will aid in settling pro-
collision between the Texan and the Federal authorities In
other words, will be well paid If il tend the defeat Of
"acton and fanaticism "f ensure the continuance of
the Union for another half century.
BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADvxRrIsER, Are. 20.
The National Lltegenc of the 10th speaks cheengy Of
the prospects Of the Union Bills the House. We certainly
hope that these sangune ancpaons may realized TIE
Of the ooe country peace and the people are look
ing to the House to act IN accordance pih the cishes of the
nation We therefore hail these augures the faithful sen
mel who is on the spot with pleasure.
FROM THE LOWELL (MAss.) JOURNAL.
The Texas Boundary Bill which has received the
on Of the Senate, yet to the ordeal Of the popular
branch. The passage of this measurenot the best
tsiny Of its character that could be brought forwadwoud
undoubtedly settle the existing difficulties and restore har
mony between the conending parties.
This bill has yet been taken up in the House. but pro-
badly will be Immediately II is certainly not such
cordially commend itself the Wings, and sup
port Of can be justified solely the ground Of the peculiar
exgency of the casehe necessity Of making some conces-
sion and sacrifice for the restoration of the and har-
mony Of this Unoin We presume that il consdera-
ons Of this character which induced the Massachusetts, Sena
for the b-consdeatons the force of which
the dsunonss North and South cannot appreciate II, by
Withholding support Of the measure they increase the
chances of rupture between the Federal Government and
the State Of Texas, their nobes aspirations will be in
fair way Of realization. The nulfers Of South Carolina
and Georgia may then hope shake hands, discovered
States with the free soes and Gasontes Of Massachusetts
But let hope for better thngs-,hat by spirit Of for
beaanss and concession in Congress- the er day may be
GDeedand that the planet States may continue to revolve
around the central sun-wih jar collision among the
former, and no shado,o upon the bright disk Of the latter
FROM THE MANCHESTER (sEw HAMPsHIRE) MEssEHaER.
THE TExAs BousDARY.-O Objections have been urged
against the bill which has lately passed the Senate defining
the Texan boundary that its main features favora
bic to the interests Of the North the bill that had pre-
vousy been reported to that body. While appears evil
dent to that Texas has received indemnity most
orban amountfar than strict justice would warrant
STILL In the present unendy relations existing between the
supporters Of the pecuar institution and its opposers may
not have been wise measure When we consider that
what advantageous in the previous bill nseparaby
connected with that which by possibility would receive the
support of the Souh-when reflect that there those in
Congress who would eagerly seize any preext for dis
union, and who urging Texas to some overt act that
might lead open RUPTURE and which might be the signal to
the great Of the dsctedwe impressed that the
which has been taken was perhaps the only feasible
one and better to support even that measure than, BY
ndscrminate opposon leopard more important interests
CHRONICLE, (LEwIsBURG, yA.)
GLoRroUs ws-We had the pleasure in last weeks
per of announcing to readers the passage of bill through
the Senate for the settlement of the Texan boundary by the de-
cisive Of 80 90 We have the nexpresbe pleasure to
this week that bill for the introduction of Cafor
mia, the youthul queen of the Pacific, into the family of
passed senate
hope the people Of Virginia will Immediately hold meetings in
their respective counties and soemny and positively enter
their decided protest against the Of her own Senator's
We know that they not representing the sentiments Of the
people Of the Old Dominion. We hope the people of Vir
gin will instruct their Representatives to carry their he
peoples) wishes into effect The people not only wish this
question settled for the sake of peace but they anxious to
the golden star Of California beamng brilliantly amidst
the glorious galaxy which bedeck efulgenty the
lean Of our natural ensign We gratied also to be
enabled that bill establishing Territorial Gov
for New Mexico has passed the Senate by vote of
81 TO TO- It seems that all the bills embraced in the Com
promise Omnibus bill in fair way Of becoming laws
FROM THE NASHVILLE (rES.) BANNER Aueusr 20.
The Work GOES BRAvELr on The following import
ant bills have passed the Senate They form part Of the
general plan adjust the exciting questions which have
cuped the attention Of Congress for the past eight months:
| l. The bill to settle the Texas boundary line.
2. The bill to admit California into the Union State.
8. The bill creating Territorial Government for Utah.
4. The bill creating Territorial Government for New
4 Mexico
Most devouty do hope these will be taken up
and passed the House without delay It is probable that
vigorous efforts will be made in that body to defeat them,
sena they acknowledged be to the and quiet
country and the transaction Of other business
Congress any orderly way Combinations of the Free
Soilers and Nufershe bad from both sections of the
Unionrumor have been made, and caucuses held to
fix upon plan of operations defeat the bills BY means,
holy or unholy. We credit but little of what is sad how
ever believe that violent opposition will be
ed the of defeating the majority in the House, by
preventing Legislation, and thus leaving the country prey 70
the Vaccinations of demagogues and fanatics The sectional
which have been held bad sgn but have
faith in the wisdom and moderation of the conservative
ton Of Congress- and shall look their action with interest,"
believing that glorious triumph awaits them.
from THE SPRINGFIELD (oHro) REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY.
The bill define the north boundary of Texas PRESENTS
at the present time, the main question for agitation and
difficulty in the House Of Representatives 1t is absorb
ing the attention Of that body There good deal OF COM
plant against the line designated in the bill which down
from the Senate, the ground thait takes from New Mex
much territory, especially the promise is to pay to
Texas millions of money for what claim she urges to the
remainder. Texas ought concede New Mexico the val
ley ofPueco, at any rate she is disposed to act fairly with
her neghbor Whether she may do that not, thought
that better than Pearce line, proposed in the bill from the
Senate, ought be gained That has want of symmetry,
&C. The line fixed by the constitution of New Mexi-
CO, lately formed, gives New Mexico the most ter
rory and is better than the compromise line Which Of
these lines is most preferable is perhaps the best ques-
tion but which be had. Pearces line will give TO
New Mexico reasonable quantity Of land adapted to agri-
cultural purposes much entice immigration, and
if other be had disposed be content with it.
the ground of settlement of the agitation and the gift Of
peace the country" This Of strife must be erad
Gated by settlement Of the boundary BY legal enactment
rather Than by blood And it to be fixed by Congress,
ii can only be done by concliation.
The California BILL predict will also pass the House.
We do how il be retarded the friends will stand
their posts and do their whole duty remains for
the House close Texas dispute and trouble and finish
the admission of California II that Georgia, her Lee