New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
ra,. Beuion's Bill respecting Texas aud New.
MexicO-Col. Webb 10 be Rejected-Goy.
seward aud Gen. Taylor.

10, q IL Tns-a> w.'S~srss wet-esaJ Jan -
To-day, Col BySroS brough, 10 the notice OF the
seoaic BIS proposition 70 settle the disputed BOA
say Question between Texas and the rai;ec
states. By the latter payilg to the .ormer $500.
DO upon tie surrender O. the United states Ct a.
ain So, op b. Texas t. the Tcutoo DESCRIBED
s..hin the boundaries Sc, o1: so BzsToys y.o?o-
ZION.
/, mas a.,eajy caused gool dea. o. discussion ~
PIRATE circles, a;.1 ras obtained many warm 'aP
,oi;e-s IN quarters ] :t.e expected IAe prince o.
tsrabggs from the sanay South. the fed0ca,ao-e
Gen. FooTr Of Mississippi seems 70 have bad his
re considerably aroused tba. Col BESToE should
Inc 10 in,ruGe upol ground which Gsn F3oTz had
,laeecrsted % his own private Use. md FOR bis ce
oecal benefit He rendered hm9ei supremacy %
ticglous as he generally d,ls aI; Col bENI0h
-rar;eestcd bis coateiaT. FOR n o. tcrnip7 RS
,srk syon the chatteri1e Nssissiyp!an 'n1 .eGv-
,,, the senate Chamber a. tie very time FOOTE
vas the RS, gr0rG'oGuc.f, and as re tIo9ght
most severe ufon the gree, historian TIE course
s1or.ed by FOogE has g1vea Col HE@TOS p-o-c
.ti6u ;Dclrase3 t,eneih, his pposit on 70 q nra-
sure being always preferable . b. s1pFc~- r. sue
cess IS desre5.
Tie Senators from Texas WI, b"yooi reaso.a
,Jc doul. b. rad ~ the end to s,aI. Themselves q.
hi. olsy ...h reasonable assurances that j. cold
,s.s bJ.h branches 0l Congress ond NJ stand ar
u, tie Execrflre veto Ticy wou.d 10 us :J- -i4t
,,yo best rrasDgs on earth. Fs,e' tuev wCu.G DC
Getting pay iOra large tract %. c0.atry - (Which --v
lave no nJTai legal nor equitable ciau T.4a' ..I'
and ,fc0ndi y. theg woa,d realise a. amount there
,i Suicen, = pa Of their tDa2 {dc cIIst.nE ID d.
whch wa "a inclrLbrouce upon them a. tie time
T o. Tic sdr.,-.iou Of Texas MO tie mon Tins
dot TcXas hes always been de- crmnet the ait"1
states should ia some way 0ss INC. crd Tie caff
VACANT claim sct ur 70 the strip of orr ncwly arqu
red territory l5iug between hsr frontier bouHd-r.
and Santa 70, . one q the cI".iu-y devised p.aD-
,or the cnnscIurlaiion Of thet cbjcct
. 4 serious question Griscs hp" toi HLFfoN =
lroqosit.ou cou be- sustained 10y the iva House,
II Congrcss ~ 10 aid or equitable claim e1is's ol
ibc part Of Texas 10 The soil proposed t. be- paG 1r
by Co. BE>r0s. There is bat one consideration
.ha' could Justify the measure u would BE- eH-
.ludiug from the tn.on uuo.ler Slave STATE. and
preventing a conflict between the Government and
soyereiPn State the eventual settlement u winch
would M all human probability, cost the United
Atqfor great dead more than The sum pro- Os"G b.
Col BFsIoS. That such territory embraced with
IA lis ropositou, would, III the end. come IN as
Free State If placed unreserveiiy under the con
troll and iuuadic'iOn Of Tie Hted states I'D my
mind does not admit Of doubt. Mad tins is tie
confederation and in my judgment the only cjasd
Grafton. that would reconcile 10 ~ adoption int
ercat Jodg "a tie people. pom this point shall
have more 20 say hereafter
The Opposition members Of tho Senate held 49,
uqu.stion icw evenings Hgo for the purpose Of
determiniu' how many heads siiould be brought 70
the block ia Executive Session from the hst Of
nominations now pending before tire Senate for
confirmation. number Of victims were agreed
upon and their doors cholkcJ. among whom Mas
JANIS WATsoS WfBB OF the C0lo-c, and In
graer I nm promised fan list OF those con
demned by this inquisition which hope TO W.
able to forward You in a few days
notice ,hat The Caio1 Of this morning, borrow
ing en- extract from vile sheet that never u'tc's
tie truth even when it viii serve better purpose
than falls ehood makes il the prctoNt for ossallue
Gov. SEWARD upon the ground that he Is one of %
chosen few who are engaged IN an intrigue Ia
bring forward Gen. SC01I es the next candidate
Of the Whir party for the Precedence. Thee is
no. the remotesi shadow of truth IN the whole
statement And Il = made IA the hope OF exciting
suspicion ou the part of the Adminsiroion
against Gov SEWARD that will most slenaIy iaii
50 far as it is proper To express an opinion at tins
early period al Gov STwARD's preferences look
to the reelection OF our present Chief Magistrate.
whose whole foreign and domestic policy mp To
this time is without fault some other scheme.
therefore viii have 10 be r,sorted 10 10 weaken
the confidence of the President IN Gov. SEWARD
than the one attempted, and which the wasting
ton Union seizes hold Of with so much avidity
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