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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

Further from the state
WASHINGTON co.
OrD WAsHINGroS has gone Wing by from i'oO'
to 1900 majority, electing both Members Oh 'nS
legislature, District Attorney, &c
SARATOGA co.
No further doubt Of JONI WELLs'' election !"
Congress ,n,vco
Ruyr nntI Wednesday S Nov. s-pA.
The returns not ali in, but the country "s ne
come in better for the Wings Hunt OF u w.
WING Ticket, will have about 100 maJ0fi'y ooo 10
vens lwhigj for Congress- will have from lY' and
800 majority All the Wing County I, 1s;os far
Members of Assembly are elected No'nu7
Their from other counties.
wurE PLAIx,. wednesday Evening ao '',a.r
WELLS. Wing. is chosen District Attorney 0'''
Larkin by 246 majority. -. wrhg-Bene
da pJ bT $50 TO 200 and Bdggs by 70 naoF' 3,e,e
For Goyernor-estimat ing seven towns . o @l on
Ds o0 rsturns on other tickets bat no1 ga D
State, we make seymours majority over
~ I'VE mark seymours majority up 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
AnyyRTIsING Dire cTo T.

DUNLAP's GREAT PAINTING OF " DEATH
ON rHE PALE HORSE" "THg OPENING OF THE FIRST
open at s9s Broadway corner of Wekerst will close at
the end of this week This painting has long since been
by the voice Of the great public no less than by
professional critics, to be standard work. Those VINO
have not seen 1t should avail themselves of THIS oPporu
pit,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

TREES, SHRUBs, &c.-PARsoNs & Go.
Flushing near New York offer for sale at their CONNER
cal Garden and Nursery, larger stock and greater variety
than they have before possessed, OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees Shrubs Grape Vines Roses, Green House pIans
Nc OIL 0WOGolNFN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

BARNUM's MUsEUM-Go to Barnum's if
YOU wish 10 be amused and disguised. The perform
gnres there are wholesome well amusing Afternoon
and Evening Two capital pieces to-day The English
Giant tile huge lump Of Gold from California; the China
Beauty and much more, are all TO be seen here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

10 Boys Doors, SHOES, Dancing Gait
ers and Pumps together with every other article of Gents,
Ladies' and Chidens wear OF superior quality for sale at
Tue lowest prices, by WATKINS, la fUton-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ADvERrIsERs.-Th LARGE CiRcU-
LArIoS Of The Tribune both city and country ana for al
those Who wish make their business ana We" Ca nron,pt
50 the public in the way which VIII ensure '0 -1'''
and profitable returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
New HuLLEp BucKwnEAr FOR SuIp

pING.-CRoMwELL K BIRpsALL, 2o9 Front.st, Of
6eeknun offer for sale 5000 packages Buckwheat OF
prime quality put up in handsome STYLE expressly for the
Southern and Eastern markets in barrels halves quarters
eghths boxes aud bags OF ~ and Pa pounds For sale IN
lois TO suit purchasers. OH 2OtruTh&SE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

EW PLUMBE's DAGUERREoTYPES are by
for the cheapest pictures in this country Their e-ke'
beauty and pernanenc too well known TO eques-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

n PALMER, the Agent, is appointed to
transact the business of the best papers in the country and
afbozed by the propretors TO receive and receipt for adj
vertisemcns and subscriptions This is important con
sderaon those who intend to advertise to any consider
able amount Office in the Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
WAX DOLLS WAX DOLLS The la

sest and most beautiful assortment the United States may
be found at Tules Emporium OF European Novelties and
Fancy Goods No Sl5 Broadway, door to Hitchcock
LeadbeaeIs famous dry goods essbsmsn f These s
approaching holiday trade and will be sold, wholesale and
rea at much prices than any 10 be found In the city
+,H nj 2tThaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

IN No MAN CAN VOTE IN PRUSSIA who
connoread and write and we would gladly similar law
enacted here 1t is the easest thing in the world to learn
10 write good hand with proper tuition; aud now that
GopsmT the celebrated teacher is giving ull set OF
lessons at his rooms 209 Broadway for 81 80 there is liter
sllv no excuse for writing bad one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

Ia ENGLISH DRUGGETs for covering Car
PETS two three, and four yards wide the celebrated cheap
est Carpet Establishment in the L. S, No 80 Bowery,
Hiram Anderson they offered low prices, Remnants
of English Oil Cloths for cheap, Floor Oh Cloths
from three TO four shilling per yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

PARoDI.-An accurate likeness and a
beautiful portrait of this ed prma donna has been
taken ut BRADYS and is for exhibition at his GALLERY
of DACUERREoTYPEs, 205 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

DRY Goops.-We would call the atten-
lion OF our readers TO the splendid Stock of Fall aud Winter
Dry Goods now selling Bankers extensive Establisll
mont 3O Grand We do say the great variety OF his stock
and the low prices at which he is ceiling are Inducements
sufficient TO induce all purchasers give him call we
particularly call attention his Stock of SHAwLs, FRENCH
hlERINoEs, LYoNEssE and PARAmATTA CLOTHS, all OF
which he is selling at very reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

S. Dickinson, as beyond reasonable con-
tingency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
GREAT CARPET SALE OF S75, 600 SrocK.

GREAT CARPET SALE OF S75, 900 STOCK.
The entire stock of CARPETNG, on CLOTHS DRUGGETs,
&c &c now in store 4S2 Pears- must positively be sold
before tho Isl December next Having taken the large and
elegant store S79 Broadway Whte-st will open the
same the st December next with entire now stock
Of rich and elegant Carpets &c VIII sell their present
stock al first cost and positively not asked Those
should avail themselves OF the present opportunity Of
purchasing Carpets al great bargains.
PETERSON L HUMPHREY,
o28 2wt 1872 Pear-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

EY7 ONE SHILLING YARD for De LANES,
naces New Dress in The reach OF every lady, ofhoweyer
moderate means. And such may be found al HrTcncocK
LEhpBEATI RS ST. Broadway LeonGrd-s, where the
nubic are well served in every thing in Dry Goods
Their stock fcheap goods probably the best in The Guy
while their Silks Shawls De LANES Cashmeres Alern9es
Velvet Silk Merno and Cloth Cloaks, and every other
Kind Of rich and elegant Dress Goods superior 10
every thing else in New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

GENrLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WsAR--WM T. JENNINGS & Co Isl Broadway, opposite
lhe Park Fountain will this day introduce their new Styles
of Oyercoats and other Fall and Winter Garments COM
arising an assortment in style and character far superior
ue productions they have heretofore rendered accepta
BILE to their numerous patrons. oil If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

JENNY LIND BREEcHEs --latest fash
ion can now be had at TAILOR McKIMM's Clothing Store
corner of Blocker ind Curmne and all kinds of gar
nents for men aud boys N Bills present style OF Goats
The most geutemanly shape ever introduced. n23eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

"HARK YE CoNsuMprIvE. The case
OF Mrs. Margaret Davis highly respectable lady OF the
city OF New York is worthy OF notice She was cured
of Consumption and Bleeding OF The Lungs by Schencks
Pulmonc Syrup; AFTER every other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

John De Mott Wing goes into Oyster Bay 1856
ahead 1t is thought Oyster Bay cannot reduce
this below So Another report says De Mott IS
elected by 80. "A. 7. Rose, Wing Congress, is
probably ahead in the County but beaten by Sat
folk.
State Ticket not all heard from-doubtle's op-
position by one to three hundred.
SENECA CO
Hunt has go majority for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

DANCING.-A. DoDwoRTH's DANCING
ACADEMY 448 Broome-st Broadway new class
will commence Wednesday, Nov g. at o'clock NJ
Geptelaea DESTROYS Joining will please make early
plicaton as each class limited "a nsmbers M wf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

EY FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Puhshers Clinton Han l5l Nassaust near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

Hunts little ahead of his associates on the
State Ticket.
Wing Congress about even with Hunt.
We fear Seymour has $50 in the County,
Free Schools.-The vote is about two to one
against Reneal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

Seymour over Hunt, 1924; Cornell over
Church, 4,446. The figures for the Tenth
Ward are partly estimates, but the official
will not vary materially in the aggregate.
New-York City-Congress (completel.
The following table shows the Congress vote by
Wards it will be found within very few ballots
Of the afcial return:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Lyons maj. 40, 6so-Boncdiot's now. sOs-pet

Lyons maj. 40, 6sO-Benedict's now. aO5-net
gain sS5.
WHITE PLAINS Westchester Co 3 Am
We have no news as to the State Ticket-but I
still think Seymour WON'T beat Hunt over so in
the County. Our Congress runs about equal to
Hunt Wehave the Statevote in towns and Hunt
gsins 90 votes on his vote 1919 with Lott That
year Lott had 400 majority in the County. If
Hunt does as well in the other towns, he cannot
be worse off than state-say $50 for Seymour
20 minutes past ., AM
The cars are in; the Locos say Larkin for Dia.
trict Attorney, is behind his ticket in the upper
District-they have nothing new. We think
Wells, Wing District Attorney is elected Our
Congress is doing we'll also, and we now doubt if
we are beat at all. Yours, LB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

THE vDtes Sammis and Donney not separahle on
our returns Districts have been obliged TO es
the vote but, generally, the above are the exac
figures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

Blackstone Atkea
Blackstone majority 40
Raymond. ". Potter, Or. Stevens
VII 9-...1739 1906 No returns
Raymond majority over Potter. 1875
VIII 10. .......I253 1903
Macombers majority. 1885
Kyap,Y Brennan. Or. Dngee Or
TX u...I122 1896 All
Rynn's majority over Brennan. Sc; W ....... q
I9............ 8O3 $40
1913 1850
Wards majority. l2s.
ri 12............ 975 loOOaboat
Dewey elected, majority not known Deans vote
being counted with Downing's
Gregov,W O'Conuor, Or Wash,0 Or.
MI H.. 645 500 629
Gregory over O'Connor, 80; over Walsh, TO-
yarnun, ". Mead, OPP.
Nil 15............l6l7 47s
yanum's majority, 1889
NV l6-...........1733 1903
Clarks majority, $50.
Nv 17...........1778 1899
Greene, y Y Bra4 Thu op sa 3ss op
Greene over Bradhurst, 573 over both, II.
The City-ALDEnMsN.
Ward. sturtevnnt, Rarg Ogden Wing Ruckinan, Opp.
III. 1926 $50 3l4
Sturteyant over RuclSman, 7l2 ever BOTH 326
Dooley, Waig. Jackson, orr.
XIX. 9l2 622
Doolezs majority 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Briggs majority, e6l.

Brooks over Cochran, 1910; over Cochran and
R1nr4 1 ah4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

1hor1yr
We hope further Wing gains as follows-orsnge
/, Ulster l, Wayne !, Seneca |, Yates l, Jefferson
l. and possibly Clinton |.
We may have lost Broome 1, Greene l, steuben
l, Alegany l, Cattaraugus l, Cortland l. Franklin
Though we have no reason to expect it.
WESTMINSTER CO.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
send you all the returns have received. l.
H. Benedict fWhig) is undoubtedly elected to
the Assembly from this District-a Wing Viii. gan gain
BENEDICT Reported "sgjoyitie' =, Lyon Loco -
White plains. 49,. scarsdaIe -. 6
Harrison ...... % Yonkers, Pelham, Rye
North Castle.. g Westchester, West
Greenburgh Farms Mamoreneck,
New Rochelle to hear
from.
On the State Ticket.
Hunt Maj. Seymour. Clay MAJ. Polk
HARRISON .........-...-2i -
North Castle. ...........23 oo
Scarsdale ....-......-... 10
White Plains. ..........20
Hunts little ahead of his associates on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

who.e hearts are for ihs Union, sDd ~ho.e voices
viii ouiy BE- heard IN denoa Ecins the Plotters ior
Is destruction
Nr CLAY To is great oonserg suve and unhn
sweratle speech upon his Compromise resolutions.
showed h1w little cause Of Complaint the Save
states ssd AGAINST the Free states. Oy proving
that or fifty out o. tic sixiytwo .ears our Govern
meut las stood is administration has been IN the
hands ~ Southerl men. and controlled by Southern
influence To show h1w gr1undess IS all thr
hue and cry against the oppression and aggres
sions Of tie North which al the present time Is up
on tie tongue Of every Southern demagogue in snd
ont Of Congress. have prepared from of'ieiAl
soorces the follow ING table showing the number o.
Southern men holding The most important Offices in
tue Government, though constituting yery large
minority q the qualified voters as vel as the tax
payers Of the United states. If there Is cause o.
complaint any where it exists exclusively wIth The
Free states Tor while the far larger share o, al the
revenue Of the country is collected North Of Mason
aud Dixons line, as viii be seen by this table, the
most lucrative offices are filed BY South Of that
line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
Printing Liability of the >hipowners. &c.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday, FEB. IS ~. NJ
am not sure that fully understand the m amer
M which printing is done Tor Congress but II ! do,
useful amendments could surely be suggested
OF Senate bills and other printed papers. the
House. AT It's document nom, sets, am told only
ten more shan one for each Representative. l
had To 20 TO member tor Pa. day OF two since
and 10 one OF the city members, on an1'her coca
son. to get an order for printed tocunens-
What are teneopies extra On w ednesday isst'
b.r was referred 10 the COMMITTEES OF Tie hole
proposing alteration in the Naturalization Laws
could 10; see IT AFTER the House had closed. Il
had not been entered on the journal ms morn,
ing they had neither original nor copy ~ mao
been sent TO the printer. Mr.. DOUGLAS oiu on
Recprocity IS not IL type yet and the latest PRINT
ed sheet OF the House journal Is only up u some
DAY IN December
Herewith send yOu a bin reported byi Mr. Nc
LsNY. fncm the House Committee On Commerce,
py,viding that the owners shall not be liable 70
make ,cSod sry loss On merchandise shipped, by
means al fire on hoard unless Il was caused by The
owners' design Owners 70 be liable Tor gold. bans
so.es jewslry, &c after seft,nS pSse IN wf as
~ H. value Owners not 70 be liable tor emoeE
i,snrs "a. OF destruction. BY the master, ohcers
ssilors. or passengers Of any ship or ior Damage
49,. urknogn 10 said owners, and then not Tor 'l1rs
,hsr the whole interest they seversiiy have IN toe
~ 4. ynoyides for the sppoEtlonment o. osses
s,,an, fhs owners He who may charter man
v,crusl. and navigate q vessel al his own expense,
or by his procurement shall be deemed an ." ne1 y
the above sense The master OF mariners OF SAP
- la, ~ Ne COMMON law OF statute responsloanty
now exissins. A $1,000 hne 10 70 be ievisoae apon
thcse who may ship oil Of vitrsJ, gunPSNdsr. aS.
. shin taking irsisht for divers persons. unless uey
,.,rnr the owners OF the nature d the height SanN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
With Outfit. Estimate

In the above table have not included any grade
of officers under the Chief Clerks, saded IN the
principal oiiccrs in both the Army and Navy OF the
United States In the subordina.es in sll the Varl'
Ous departments OF the Government IN TINS GU!
over two thirds sre irom the Slave states and IA
the Army and Navy, among officers OF grade the
same unjust proportion exists. The state Of Viz
cinia alone furnishes oae-sirfb OF the whole and
vet this IS the State thar took csdine part during
the last session getting up the Southern Address
a. an a,cipent step toward the dissolution OF the
f-.,;o,i kOSsUTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
4 admission Of Caihornia.-sourh und North.

WAsmSGTov Friday Fs8 T.
The transmission - the two Houses Of Congress
BY the President, Of the Constitution u the State
Of California. has presented direct issue in both
ends Of ,he Capitol that viii have % be net Thus
far, the Senators from the Free States have gene
rally remained passive, leaving the giadiatorship
70 be contested by the Members from the Slave
states, who have pretty much exhausted their
breath and their denuDcations in matters Of small
moment. But the proceedings Of Yesterday sho"
that the friends OF California have not been remiss
Ia their duty, when act.oR became necessary u in
sure The admission OF that State into the Con
iederacy. That California viii be admitted AZ az
early day no longer sdIuits Of doubt and i the
consammation Of that act IS 10 be followed BY the
withdrawal u the conspirators against the mon.
the country viii soon have cause for rejoicing
Their places, 1t is to be hoped, VIII be filed BY men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
The-e My,terion- Noises, Once More.

- tAs Es..-- q ~ TrisEzs
notice sustler article over tie sgn..uie q
w IN n, T--5sae q "Wednesday ouly regrei mat Ne
s no. correct more -nAn 80 error N his former statement
TIs re- villa proprey, lave corrected 'eveTs-
-, NV 10 mink We sre ciscusssrg ne perfeenon u
-. ,,,u,.-suo1s A. ssch c.alr-s nave ever ben
a.. rp =, Ae sv.siis- By ins=Azeni Fefsoo' here
mir, % ,,.-er OF lAs p0tst y ~tsh . eoree' ore
- = 90, IL B, noting ~Orse-~tra w has islsr
- , rs,.,s 10 he s---isg irnes- q 10 iav1isno1s 70
- Bs AVS. A. Son ss pers1I nnanife's sry
..,.. -. chsr-e II nve-t .a-ica = sn1s1 i refuses
4, ~, ure.euce- 49, Fos.lve rlissisisne=-. q
-. = v-r t-owz AeA ! 49, - hs.ef PROC
-. . ~ ~ - krow . % oe % DC y fef-se -
- 81. ...---s ~ rte frvesass-g Ccn--isses, b we're
~ -rrrs u !. az i-~r Ice Oclrters ' ere gas
=. $1,000 h r-zriug i1ose kePotla 4ntse .S u
- - ss--r- wi s-Usrr ner ,ysss z. sl1-e ssref-
-, ~ .yV > Arsic VII stHtr foClfes, Ia laFr
- -. .---f- ~ So 0-s-r UL1fef-s-ols ~le1
: - 49, os Airer k.-d W-fs present haTe seq
- - = sarr.i ,ssr hsy ~sre sEe1 tio se ce ~ n 81
- ~ - ssrr persons thereneye r. s-o~-
- - 60 rAz-n frcr, seir feetgo frto srIJ
- - e1as~-sc. q doors O. te raTe-1ent I'D e
- - srlrL TzE sc-Sns EENT o. Ave Ok
"a a..F - k.r- s--r a.l1y Offers look ular -
- - - so1zes were FADE an wen u
- -ov-5 ucS CAV Rochester. eat sso II pscrr
~hs-s sous q 'sAs 'A1--' z W cAPRos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
AosDAg NoasISs, -

THE GEoRsiA ~ NEw-0sIEASs.-Tbe Bes Of
he III asL says ibs syrifeea: sdyee sfsr
pss.sz- q eghi days ffon SswYsrk soc made DO
D, Charleston "a say hoo ssd Savannah four hosrs kcd
hiry.sye fson csssssiOnhs essekest ame
msas between ihsss part. Ths Georgia dsls:ze. II
hogs. a Charleston and ssysnnsh ard u hours Hays
a. 2ad during hes passage 70 ms ely e1eogntsr-d sac
q tremendous nOrhsss iof DE rs, % 5oor Mo-
az is sbs hss made remarkably hEs rzn from
Havana. Ntlch' pori ere len - p II. Sunday Iss
Gsorgis 10 ne r~1a zip 70 ne Oeio rzgher ne ess. Do<'
NJ u - rSo and t. be zach fls,er han Der 1.<
9es-~rgsrs spssk q her sehAyor IN hs hsAss seas $40 o.
-oantersd u tie 01f "a tie h.zbsss ssrns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
Free soil speeches-Horace MRnn-tr. Roet
No slavery Compromises Power OF thc
Proviso- Dodgiug.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
w,sulNcroN, Friday, Feb. IS
OF three speeches, today two of them against
aad one in favor OF Slavery the ablest by far was
that OF Mr.. HORACE Mann, the successor OF 9ouN
QUINCY ADAMS, aud | know not where more
faithful and capable one could have been found ior
the With District OF Massachusetts. How clear
y he prove 70 the Shareholders that from DSUnion
they, Of all men, had the least 20 expect such
speeches as that OF Mr.. Mann VIII have 3 very
bcnchcisl influence.
N, ROOr had the floor inst this morning, and the
telegraph will have told yOa that he spoke tor an
boar, allowed by Mr. WEIBoRN Of Ga. | was
glad 70 see gentlemen on both sides getting a hear
ias. since Slavery in a land Of Equal Rights
must be the staple topic
Mr.. Roor made regular Free Sod speeoh tie
~ only said that he was Free Sober aud tried
to prove il by argument bat he Swore To H. so help
hun tod
Tn NO, compromise man [sSid hcl will not
compromise on question oi risht Will not com
pnsniss on a question OF b0man freedom, 50 hep ne
God / desire 10 regard the best interests OF the
pso,le Of the Territories and - long as thus House
stands firm. 10 more Slave holding States can be
sdaed 70 tins Union The President might give
way 70 the Senate but 1t this House stands linn
TIE course OF Slavery viii be srrested. There are
10, two men from the Free States who Il II hsa
seea known tha, they were opposed totne w ,iiioN
Rr0Yso could have got here at sN HAD u eeen
snovn that Gen TayloE would have puohshed sacn
Messages as he has this Session, ne would nave
aaaished his support North
Mr. Roor made few remarks about Congress
nea who were out Of the hail. sud d'd not N0'e
wen their names were called on important
AsstSlsvery qaesiions--he was quite loSolsf
acoes their doiging propensiries Wss there
scs naInesake OF Mr. RooTs in the AAAh
SeoEess, and did his vote IN lstSy~ wneh
TIE cl.vrox f,>,,c-,,,,,,.s hin 10 give New Mex
90 Csiernis. &c Territorial Governments. came
'ae House from the Senate, appear amons the
1xslee Was he sickl Was he relative o.
zoe nsEcy Free Soilsr who is now 50 Justly de
ssoaseins sesen,ses in the hour Of battle feF
esPs. Ike Mr LRyis. on that memorable occasion
se was sick How does Mr. RooT know that no'
- known Arri-wi,rnot- Proyiso men could hsve
'vs here from the North Messrs Jor NAM,
a AilLrs and w A. RICHARDSON are here
.~y opposed the tsbtng Of Mr. CITATIONS
~ aoer spesn earnestly, quits loud enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
The Missouri Mhig..

Speaking OF the position Of psrtes IN Missour,
the Balerille illinois, AirocGfe well informed
journsl. states that the Whie party in the former
state. VIII ioia the Democratic friends of Mr. Ben.
ton in support u hls Course On the resolutions Of
The Missouri Legislature. The same paper adds
ihs; the sympsthies and convictions OF the state
are decidedly with him So mote il be. We re-
gard Mr.. Benton as having no Superior In mora
and intellectual power the whole political word,
and as al Unconditional, uDcuupronliSiEg. snd "a
fions friend Of the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

Mr. McDUFFiE AND Nh. PREsToS % SOUTH
CAROLINA Except John Calhoun, these eminent mei
lave been The most brilliant and commanding politicians Of
south Carolina since he days Of Pnckney The ief''a
passion and weng inyeciis- of MeDofe Were contrast
"a m the Senate with he graceful elegance Of Preston and
heir political principles A. Different A. heir MINDS
were or her ambitions Both MeDafe and Preston We
regret 10 earn BY private sdvoe- from lhe Scah are now
~ uter and hopeless mbecly and dioey. r0in soeune
Of the brainhe disease which terminated The -7c'1a
lie 81 Soutiey 80 long before his physical tecease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

FAST ~ C0NNEcrIcUT-iiOy IrumbaA OF Conn
uas appointed Friday March - sss' Day He invites
prayers Of the people 10 God that He vii eoCnrm ane
render ndssoluhe NA.soual UnoH and Illustrate Lie
.rslsorcr. designs Of al Hose who e0uspire - ruin