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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
Gov. Stewards speech.

We issue Supplement, this morning Do or-"- 81
nge place 70 Gov. SEwARD's Speec1 % IT, sen
ate on Monday in favor % the immediate tne o.
ouslHed admission Of California a. state oi or
Federal mon. and against al manner o. coHces
SONS 10 Slavery IN the settlement o. the varlor'
questions growing cot Of our recent acquisitions o.
Territory from Mexico Owing 20 Us length .ir
lstsne Of the hour Of ts reception. and the ucccs
city Of going 70 press b. O'Clock this NOR ne. a
small portion Of our subscribers my ia % receive
this supplement this moninr, bui those VIII ,.
served with j, tomorrow.
We have already and repeatedly said that "
were not adverse 10 any concession u the mistake
sense Of dignity and peryersiOn o. the idea of e4ua
Ity on tie part Of the slsveholdiug States vhct
should no, involve or render probable the Exten
sion Of Human Slavery. We w01ld even rst
something n rescue Mexioo fully and uu
qusstionably from the peril which now over
yhelms her from the unfounded but iormdabiy
backed claims Of Texas % absorb aud ensi"vr
the greater portion Of her soil and nine .tonths
Of her population If 10 concedc something 10
Southern pride for the sake q. eIeotng this rescue
be deemed a Compromise, then We are for o
Wilrnot Proviso m name if VIC were reasonably
snre that no Extension Of Slavery would resul
from that concession. In other words we VIII con
ceds any thing if we can see clearly that we there
by increase the area Of Freedom, nothing that
shall serve to increase the area OF Slavery. We
have no doubt Gov Seward would do likewise
whether he would on would not agree with us thai
such nm adjustment as we have indicated would
have the effect we anticipate. There Is 40 diiler
snce Of principle between as
For the rest we this morning have no space
bat to reiterate our satisfaction with the manner
in which the Senator Of the Smpre State has
discharged his duty in this controversy. The
strcngth with which he establishes his position
upon the permanent and fundamental IDEAS ci
genuine democracy the breadth and comPre
hensivenem OF the argument, the modern
ton aud dignity Of tone pervadins the Who'll
aud the courageous and manly bearing with
which every point is discussed, equal to tue
demands Of the occasion 10 the position OF Nov
York in the question at issue and q the eXpccla-
tons the public bad night to entertain The en-
tire subject is in this speech searchinsy thorough
", oomprehensiyely treated in the light Of the
broadcast principles, and with all the marks OF ma
,ure and earnest preparation We do not see that
any important branch OF the matter is overlooked,
or any argument uced 10y the advocates of Slavcr
Jeff uudsturbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

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Donfsiic Porir.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

Mn ALkFR run COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
The snocious charges inside IN Ihs Tribune ihs 1ul.
finances OF that Office are, all who know MI Nthei
would anticipate, entirely destitute OF run Mr. Nahe
tod and allowed by The Board Of supervisors M'IeoVef
he has, from the fret performed great amount OF labor
pele working of the Jury system ioi "hlch he mas mace
or coarse Mr Walker Will seek his remedy against il
publishers Of The IsibSne, for the hbolous chhftes al "
hands OF Court OF justice Eve. Post OF Monday
~ We trust the ErcnIag Post does not mean
10 make n business OF oggIng on iuncionanes To
found libel suits the articles cr,ciNns their pub
lie acts, which may from time To time appear IN the
journals politically opposed to them Beside the
intrinsic seanness OF such an Indictment, Tho Post
could very badly afford 20 have It's advice generally
followed.
We have made no s,rocious charges against
Mr. WSlker-no charges at all affecting his official
hnanceering beyond ths-wo believe his plan Of
Keeping the entire receipts OF his office tu the close
cl each fiscal year making no return meaulimc
and then handing over the balance which hs q,
counts show to be- due the Government, having PAD
his own and his clerks salaries out Of the receipts
meantime is not according 10 lac. We und'fsiano
that former Board OF Supervisors took NJ al
kers view ofthis matter and formally approved hl'
course That does not change our opinion Csrism
" this plan OF making certain receivers OF puoL'
Moneys their own paymasters, accountants at
subtreasurcrs is bad one, ami strongly temPts q
lax responsibility and using public funds ior Prvs''
purposes. il not TO pcculRton. That system We az
opposed %, and mean to break uP, ovcu though ,
costs MS the defense o. a libel suit occasionally
We understand we were mistaken IN ssyin
Mr. Walker had rendered 40 account o. his reccip,
and q disbursements since he took the oshcc. Tie d.
render one in April last, showing a balance OF oNe
s7Oo city funds IN his hands. whereof he paid owe
$500 aud retained the rest 10 meet scoruins II
sponsihihties the Supervisors asserting We car
not learn that he has made any return or pslmen
since We believe, therefore, that he has IN h
possession funds belonging to the City, and who
cash, To be in the City Treasury. Perhaps he ha
no,-perhaps the City is largely IN debt 10 him
we know nothing certainly, and the present sysieI
is not calculated to enliShtea US Hhe VIII Qaiett
hand over his papers 10 his appointed successor
We can then see how the matter stands. That ,
the right way to Vindicate his character Torea'e.
log us with libel suits VIII never do it. aud is sil'
business any how We have been through Ii
woods too often to be scared by such an owl hoc
as that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
For California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING
our next number Of The Tribune tor
California, Orcgoa and the Sopd,oicl
Islands. 1t will contain all the impor-
tant news up 10 the time of going Ia
press. Persons wishing to send oi
carry this paper to ports on the Pacific
will please leave their orders imme
diately, in order not To be disappointed
Single copies sixpencc.
- The GFoRoit viii sail at 3 O clock IN to-day
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GoLDsNfTHs OF7ER-NImbers have accepted, numbers
continue accept The oGer made the other day By Mr.
Goldsmith 70 give every lady gentleman applying Al his
Academy, - Broadway dgrng tse present month fl
d lessons IL Penmssship for q s oesy Of the
Ordinary charge MT Goldsmith IL par e1ceilenee r4s
PeumAn Of America he certainly stands s.one, ansP-
preached n this country both 10 tie executive department
Of he arr aad instructor HIS pupils rank among he
snss pennen 10 his community and presume hat he
may BE- said Of other cities and towns which be has
visited ais professional toar The N ihs United
SAies isc.utng lac John Quincy Adams Hon. Abbot
LsWge1ce ard many Others, referred IN the most
complimentary terms his hand urtinz exhibited Ia
bis Gems u Penn4aship' cheap edition Of which
ke "a reeeruy published TIE oder be a now msG.ng 4.
hstly eligible ooe and The zsemsni only ass oil
ne at day u Msrch hs godea moment Of oppor.
.gn.,T. Sunday Dispatch
To Lrr.-Tne entire osseIasll godsr the American M.
seun, sao~u a. Terrspia Lusch Inears q
mi3 JOAN y. GENIS - Brosd~sy.-
MINIS, YOUTHS AND CHiLDRENs CLOTHING
u $500 ~or,h q clothing made In The beat usanner
adapted 70 eitLsr City CosEy Trade prices hat vii
defy Al competition BOUOHToS KNAPP,
mll - eoc- - Na4ea Lane.
AxsacAy MUsErA-Ts7osps1vr SUCCESS o. rag
BirFNASs-il 70 Be- regretted ,hai tb- engagement q
E-se syene sisrs sies viii mis- week, for nO bal
u eose DO desire VII b. able CRAFTY their
curiosity feserssy afternoon snd evening Ihers was
for acsziO1 The le psrCscl throw
open Tie Spoiled Chlic 10 Which ttey appear al } u
snd = II to-day VII be s;in greater attraction Than
issr 81. egoays perfofms8esa TIE enure bi tocsy
brilliant one.
spscIlL SorIcE-Mf JossSH c Law j. cur Agent 10
ea.Ea- AeSfoEk- Bfooxlyn and Wiiamsburgh, Tor The
ParenoOgea. and WsterCurs Journals, who ALL obtain
Subscriptions ard denver he Journals. lie 10 frnis.e.
Sifh cerincae Of Eea-y hearing RTengfAsed -sfue
Of our Signature, hsreh u 40. FOwLERs twELLs.
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BErrKe rRoN MIssIsSlFrL--The Disanionis,s
have overdOnc the business in Mississippi HAY
rec pushed their Legislative Committee Of Twenty
70 the length Of declaring the admission OF CSlior
MIA as she isa good cause ios breaking up the
Union. the Wings were 81 length aroused To some
idea Of the nature ol the precipioe toward which
n few leaders were dragging them and refused IL
follow. A large meeting was convened On notice
nj Jackson on the 18th ult Col }. J WHIrE 81
lssaouens in the Chair, while Gen, Patrick Henry,
Hon. Luke Lea, late Wits candidate ar Go'ern'
orr MAJ w. 2. Anderson. 6. 5. leosev al snun.
Der moro Of Influential Wings took prominent
parts. This meeting. with but \ single dissenting
voice.
Rssolred TAsi We DO not conear with SscacTs sne
Reprcscu regarding The OroseG - sd,ii "a
eraxS In ano,hrr erG five % regarded n nc
reaid receive a iSvcg cOgrendnos igVm as
S.anrfSe, Ressgssd Thai Il : ,hs ~@el1eGned ora-
iau~ 81 this meeting hat TIE eppe o. MisssPp NoNe
snssxin tSer SENATORS aid kcpTeseniSscs "a siding W
go ui me pocy u the Pres dent "a EeiTeroc ~ Tie AZ
,,se, n shfornis tie lriou - euoei 10 has a.
narsble message 10 Congress Ga The saaleo-
R,,,seS That we have sbsdiug contsenee p ile as
vcq oi he people 81 Mississippi 20 the Constr sn 49,
ifpon cf ttcse sies ard are wo assured t'l s 80
lnisson OF California - net sach az eile'Se.Ss ~ ~
caa.e item h'nk for mouicni o. paisLns ~! N's'
ca.cn.a,rd 10 eadanger ether TIE one 81 ne ''1e'
The LEGISLATURE has voted 70 appropriate
SEQ 900 10 pay the expenses Ct the Delegates %
tho Nashville Convention. and to appropriate
100000 more to future contingencies snelec' q
the control Of the Legislature. This last was car
red by vote Of "a to 40
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I. the Senate some progress Vas made i0~ard
TIE lcrmaiion Of Mr. Foote's Compromise Commit
zee. In the House Slavery was dsc1sted, As
nsaal, bo, no approach seems 20 have been made
toward voting on the admission Of California.
For further particulars see Tslegrapbc Us
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M Ar Rid .

Ni,rh ID. a. l.s Nora p4t.h Ca1oh. .l Re ID N-ua9et
JOHN sELlONi o ELiZAbEtH daughter o Barnet cole tsq
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O. .ae cream. oi Marco o. st M,uit.-et D. BIZ Rev
hsrn,ker JOHN CLOst % Nort stsn Ne'tchs-@f CO
taf MARY ELiLABEIH kAPELki % Ma hassrf l. ]
Oa M11lsy afternoon mar,h Do l Re DR. sqnnG NJ J0sLPi
EUNANDs LIBBY Al Lob, ~ hs CIV. 20 N-- ELIZA
ASH sas hiaf o.. sss, Va ,ctalk Esl Of CctsacAe : y
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

- Dr. WErINGs Lecture tonight AZ t1e
Bloosi,a institute D.. expected 20 be ooe Of the most inter-
c.tng Of he c0u.e ed vl no 20 draw one oi DE
great AUDIENCES with which De IS invariably followed A
early attendance Poe necessary order 70 secure seat
REAL EsIAry-James Cole immense sac was
point Of great attraction Yesterday The following Pre-
perry was ku1ckcd down
by COLI 4 CHiLroN-Nsrh OIL,
r....,. Pm, f. .s.f- of Ia...- "a sIuf r.
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WILLIAMsBuRGH ITEMS

~ The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian Chlr,i
vll lc1 Far ard Festival ID lheir new church I'd
Gee. corner % South Fourth and sxfa al % 20
building fgua NE afternoon su1 evenings of Nednss
dsv srd T.urscav 5lh and ls.h INST On toe evening
Ihlfsiay Re- n Cox u Brooklyn will deliver a. ~
dress suitable % tte OCCASION.
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Disaster-. &c.

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PORT OF Ngw.YoRK.... MARCH IS, 1850
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