Washington telegraph., 1850-03-20

ten days. We have Iouau ~ utteriy I'M
possible to keep pace with IT, But we
propose as soon as we can, TO give such
portions of it, as will convey to our read
ers fair view of the more important
points On last Wednesday very ex-
citing debate on the one great topic TOOK
place In the course Of II, Mr. Dodge,
OF Iowa, is reported in the Union 10 have
said
"The mission to California Of the Hon.
t Butler King. of Georgia, figures large
ly in this discussions; and other matters
are-lugged in, TO show that the people ot
California have formed their government
under some SOFT of military duresse. Sir,
it is grave accusation; and those who
make or hint it, if they believe 1t to he
true, ought Immediately to move an I'M
parchment of Zachary Taylor. i'll the
House of representatives; and. as ma
jority of that body aud OF this are opposed
to him politically, there would he no rea-
sou TO apprehend tina, he would be treated
with undue leniency. The charge is
criminal one, aud, if made, should he
boldly made, and accompanied by action
in the right quarter
II do not believe it, I do not think
that any power short of God could infiu-
ence by dictaton such a community as
that constituting majority of the people
of California. [ have not shadow OF
doubt that the constitution whlch they
have presented us is their oWE spontane-
Gus work-the embodiment Of their own
sovereign will. Sir, as friend to the
whole Union, and the Constitution in all
its parts, ! deeply regret the course taken
by the South in relation To the admission
of California Now that the question of
slavery has been decided within her limits
by that tribunal from which, under our
form of government, there is no appeal
every section of the Union. in my humble
Judgement, should acqulesce.
This is "a blow by Democrats arm,
heavy enough TO staggel the whole De-
mocracy We defy any man Of that par
ty to resist it. If there be any ruth in
the charge so often made of illegal action
by General Taylor i'll relation to Califor-
MIA. why don't they impeach him! Ii the
charge is true, it is susceptible OF proof;
if it is false, let the fact be proclaimed.
That it is false, no man who looks al the
circumstances can doubt. Threefourths
OF the population in California aresaid by
Democrats 10 be Locofocos. That of itself
should be sufficient TO acquit the Admin
istrauon Of the calulnnions imputalion.
Richmond Wing.
DIsuNIoN CoNvENTIoNs-The Rich
mond (Va.) Wing is responsible for the
following laughaoe squib:
A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says that the AboIitionis.s propose to hold
a Convention next June in Buffalo, as a
set-otf to the Nashville Convention. By
arranging telegrap phic communication be-
tween these two places, the two assem-
bIages can infiame each other to very
deIectahe degreo. For in-tanee. .-~-------'--
On motion OF MIR. Glddings, Resolved,
That slavery and shareholders are the
greatest curses of the age Received
at Nashville at 1-2 past 12-Response:I
Resolved. on motion of Geul. Bayly,
Thai if the negro thieves aud whitetyrants
OF the North, and runaway negroes. now
assembled at Buffalo, will come here we
will give them Jesse. Received at Bu-
falo at l.-Response:
Resolved, on motion of Mr. John Van
Buren,, That the blood-thlrs!y negro-dri-
vers and traitors at Nashville are beneat h
contempt, and we will no longer hold
fellows ship with them. And OH motion
of Mr.. Douglass, Runaway nig.) Resolved,
That white negroes are better suited TO
the menial drudgeries of life than the gem
teel blacks from Africa. And on motion
of Abby Kelly. Resolved. unanimously,
that black was the original color of our
first parents before their fail, and that a
black greasy skin. set off with wooly
head and thick lips, is the most lovely
object in nature, and that we deplore
from The bottom of our hearts the bleach-
ing process practised at the South aud
North, by winch the lustre of the black
race has been tarniSEed.
[The fair mover pretaced the resolution
viii the remark, that 1t was her intel-
ton to do all i'll her power TO counteract
the prevailing tendency of the times, by
taking to herself the blackest African She
could find for husband Greeted with
immense applause.
Received at Nashville at 2 and produc-
ed an intense sensation.
On motion Of Gen Quatllebum, Resolv-
ed; that this Union be dissolved.
On motion of Mr.. Garrison, in reply to
the fore going. Resolved. that not only
this Unou be dissolved, but that this Uni
verse be resolved into its original nothing
ness! [Adopied with deafening appla use j
The Paris correspondent of the New
York Journal OF Commerce. describing
the condition of Paris during the riot, says:
Cali the theatres were crowded, as
usual on both evenings. In fact the last
fortnight has been distinguished by the
,,,oet s,Iondid and thronupb OUlef1oc- h.