New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

More ehout slavery In land Of Freedom.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAssiScIcs, Tuesday FEB
The House worked hard yesterday, from noon
til Dsl.liug hs pro Slavery votes because
tn. seem wish may be mistaken 70 portend
more OF that ne a. and oowsrjly cringing or yield
ia1 L. the united faction OF Shareholders and
doulhiace- which IS al once the shame and re
preach @: tie Il public OF i Yves. sm lad.
leyert 1eiess = be able 20 year testimony 90 the
business lie manner ia which - res l.iiJus
yoies speeches g. were go' through With
Monday, being resolution Day the Door keeper
farce wa. reepacicd b; ti5 performers had 70
study trovity, AID WHOM Messrs OGps and Bos
lSsov tbe basy movers Of the proposition 10 unite
the duties Of Door keeptr sud Sergeant at Arms ia
tie person OF the Sergeant because the former
was Whig.j had got their case before the House,
a wa ap;ly suggested % give GiossnRESNER the
Post. lice also because iIoRSER aud JOHssoS :
ele,, ton stand in the same platform
/ was glad 20 see the Speakers decision re
yersed again, N TIL. matter He was clearly
wrong and the slsckness with winch moderate
men Of his own party supported him, viii probably
All him in correcting his worst isult-too much
craftsmanship. As a southern man. he wisely stood
siO0l from the fanatics who cried dlsunion last
gear ana We're lac a little more Independent ~ his
present elevated position would not desire Il BET
ter presiding officer. He has dignity OF manner,
rronptirss of acton. choiceness OF language q
inc VOICE and is " the char, ne II SCALED very
well indeed
Twelve Confessional Globrs % each Member
was Tie old al0Wsuce-now they get twenty four
Tins IS all very well. II they would bot order them
10 be- sent a. the various public Libraries within
their respective Districts. YOU did the books paid
|
| went IN search O! Congressional Gio6cs, scarce
a pablo library in New York had them. Even the
Mercantile IN Clinton Hal has very few volumes
If Congress documents aud the Society Library
about as few. The votes. and seasonal papers oi
Congress are the choices, materials for history
| aud believe that Columbia College and the His
torcal Society get copies OF them under authority
Of statute Congre ssmen, whether II Is that a
becoming modes,y makes them dIihdent IN the eX-
hibiton OF the great purity and excellence u their
votes and propositions, or not, seldom spread Con
cressional Giobcs W Journals OF votes where the
voters csn readily reach them As they have now,
however voted themselves 900 copies per session
hope they viii ny 10 remember the District libra
res whose readers can only vote wisely for their
Repre- seutatves through a knowledge OF their
previous conduct; Blue books, too would open =
sort of Seventh sea- ioF many tyros in politics
Among the bills, yesterday, was one u reduce
and graduate the price Of the pubic lands 70 sctual
"
wis, il Processes 10 be. Hth- grand crusade against
& reduction in the pensioners on the customs sha
prevail and If no more economy than IS proposed
shall he introduced into the other estimates, those
who EXPECT - or 100 acres ~ land, free, ~ actual
settlers who now live wretchedly IN cities may
hans their hsrps on the willow. Free land grants
can only conne ont OF adIcious econOmy IN theex-
ecutve or ont OF ga Increased pubic debt
The delegate Tor NewMexIco IS here. and heard
i imposed 10 reier hs credentials 20 the Committee
| on Elections. but know ssoi What was done with
them
Mr. CoBs OF Ala. proposed 70 Try to settle the
question OF Slavery IL the Territories by getting
the Senate 70 selcc. SIX and the House twenty OF
their sbles' men. q meet as sort Of Compromise
Committee What vould they compromise Have
not the South got Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Aa-
bams, Missouri. &c all IS sigtt territory, with
which Virgins can drive a profitable slave trade.
because she Is protected BY the set which declares
any other than the detcsiable home raihc % be
piracy and punishable with the eibbet Have
they not sot over two thirds Of the area Of the
thirty states Of the [ Mon tor slavehOling par
pos,s Were not The blood and treasure CT the
nation squandered Ia the war with Mexico and sn
enormous var debt contracted o. - . the
Scuih Texas night WRONG To what shabby
course would they how drive the sO-csied + REE
States Do they want New Mexico and the coun-
Try beyond the Naeces also Have there been
compromise additions - The Tree area hear II
sad that SCr.hern men Contemplate IA case OF q
oOtnprpmlSe. - consent very reluctantly % the
sbobton q Slavery II this city aad is enyirons
| Thai IN Try opiui1n wouii be but poor eguIva-
! ZEN, indeed n u be bGIsnceG by the rchnguish-
meet % the ars.ocrscy .! eternal ser, lsGde, o;
some hss COUNTRY yet 10 become the home the Be
( i've AMI, q guihoas u ifeemen ~ "a hordes o.
seris ana Unions -. tespoIs, according as men n
. authority herc EGy now decide
! Chfislisa men q tire North AMI " es.-ye NJ
believe wi,h me :ha, ,aith is best proved BY active
( sxrrti1n Ia weli-doirg--is scfssq "a rosT Rep
| r,s~ntas4rc. h,7c. Wntc them kindly and siec
Observation-Disclosures them % spuTr sii influences Iha
would coGsic, with the eu.aen rule-io Be cain ye
! krm-trVe 10 the ciricrs cause Tor Which New
Easlan5srs, in days OF peril with their eib'es u
Their kEsPs@eks, sought ard bed and died, 10 taf
hope thst a hcritage OF Constitutional freedom an
BRIGHTER day might re the abiding porticn Of The
. children Of tier love.
! We Of tie present age VIA pass away, DOVE to'
stream q tine tut ooiss peace Or war, poverty @
r.cnes, heath or sickness, i~s ~ - be tcuod