New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
The President and Cabinet on the New Terri
tories and slavery.


Gen TayOrs Special Message IN answer to n
Vcnsb!e, fishing resolution respecting the s;cncs
o. the I'm .is;ration IL the organization q Cal;
nis sc. receives very strong commentators i.el
.hc great ma 0uty Of the journals The Tribune 10
n9; among item What Is Soil with reference {
slavery, Non Intervention and State Orgehz aliaA
: as uno.ccptiousble rs va hal reason 10 expo
indeed is IL, only view Vi the matter v.lch "a.
President IN his critical position, could tai, WI
GA, iiyokin~. needicssly snd :ruitcssly' tr'2i.
Il no bal favored the Pro'so the South vo1
have rc,o';ed IL be had favored the iuiroduc''.'
%. Slavery into the Ter tories, or the clam OF D.
dstessbls ylslt 10 tax aver there &c. up bs Gle
9-upacaad.stf. the North would have teuouAc..
him He has SPOKEN rs w.sey 6 he could u
aust SPEAK on the subject NJ al and wo are quit
rilii.s he should tab Non-Intcrycnuon 50 long o..
ne sha.. continue TO act Oh the SIDE Of Cs!ior'
with her Free Constitution urging her sdanss.'
rs shc is into tie Union. and 50 i1n- as he sha
sas,aia by Military force the People OF New Me
20 against III, claim pressed with such earontcr.
BY Texas u subjugate them 10 her dominion az
her Slavery.
We are rot satisfied with what tie Mesa
saws on thus latter subject II We have Dot mlsoi
pretended the Telographic report l. the Prcsi
dent means only that it ould not be expedieni 70 O.
sani7e New Mexico in such manner asto ooan;e
nance and virtually admit the clam OF Texas, W
are with him there RIGHT heartily We trust ihsi
| IS the true reading, hut II he means 20 say a.
that Congress would do wei 70 avoid acting l
such manner as 20 Affirm and mainia.n tho clam,
\ OF a Of lFN
| aul 10 her ancient, legitimate and wollknown e
rsphical extent aud boundaries then VIC are lea
| against him on that point 70 tue end
| The general spirit Of the Message and especial
tho devotion 70 tie Union 1t . elolueutly cvincc'
merit tho warm enoomiunis 80 generally bestowed
| upon them
| But the better portion OF the development
last made by the Executive IS Contained IN seer
| tary CLAYTON letter OF Instructions 70 I Br-LL
| KIyG IS corsdeunh Assent os the Admin.sirsiics
IN Cahornis, which was transmitted by te.egrsG b
70 The Tribune and pvb.ishea by Us eScla'Ne.y
Yesterday morning Mr. Clayion instTaoi' "
King tia,
by ne .le lresty with Mexico provision VS. MADE -
ne faurc sdrss 81 hcse Territories into te mon -
S's,e., AID AZ the meantime lie Ooverieu % ~ .
States a EGnd to pFo'' ~ 'esss' "a rc.as n '-'
"a tie rec ard en..rV % n~f Avot 'a2erp
DgOeery, AID 10 eNeicse % their el'A AL rV-e
| rshs-
| Tax iakabl'QS., is righi Svoa Phrsse-oor'
| preheusve snd perspicaous government hni
VIII secure 'hbel,y &c Al. the inhabitants Of tlc
New Territories is what we are si,er. and whsi
we insist Congress is hound 10 provide, Gen Cas-
ana his nineteen columns 10 the contrary notwi;i
| standing.
The following passage is stu more 10 the pa.
pose
TAs lfs. q CsirsAs aa1 W. Mars. a. tsss '1''''-
AZ tAs aa.-s5a q las trccfs e GssGls< h' - re-
az The relation 81 the na4b.,snls Ne sAee SAr -. =
sssssT u re~Sis ~ Jrcs - as ie'''r'e I-el' is-'
VIA DE iorG,sf Government have tn s,sse.svN ~
reano1s created between lieu Ena ;ae G9voFteni ..
Unsd S'ses BAT ne ells''ss .lss -S-i.ss =. go.
= NJ ESor4s s''a eaoA s-h7 H' '>@r'ss $50
| . sasss@ sAS- SSgeveets ASs
Enoosh sSid Ths. IS the very prcfos;ion whiei
the tTieais Of Freedom il Congress would have
been satisfied with last winter but whch tn
Siavocraey al then Dickinsoas would not cunseii
% wherefore they would 10, l,t CA,:iorl-iA be or
ssuired a, ali II Is plAia uneQuivocal law, h; L,
CaAoUns and QGi,ssars 30 LIT the less ..c.:ly re-
Po2iste t. a3 laSisi that tie Federal Consultative
carries Slavery, The rsh, TO introduce AID Ia...
tsis Slavery, iE'o every acre Of Territory SECURE
bv TIE Union. Ii Ia this assumption. in tn
hsh: ot the fast that a majority Il TIE g.
YreIne Court srs the fellow .psrtisans Ct those
who vehemently assert IL which renders some
positive acton Of Congress desirable and a.
talk of Non. Intervention funhsy. NOa-ln-
,srveauon ''--under wha; circumstances Ssp-
POSE Congress Is silels respecting Slavery ga.
Slaves X lssel.y kelG a. tie Fsasrai IcrT1se0.s'
PRIOR % aat LcTai Gcsics tks ssteC. ~ az Fe.
! -. .s-,,,r, NJ Clavtnp SAWS No AID that Puts
the matter right 50 loas As It's tecis'cn Is IN hi'
hands or IN those OF statesmen and jarisis Q; Lie
sound opinions We have rshs to infer that ne
speaks Sx Gen TaysOr and the csSSasS sffsr "a