New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25

Rur,Aer Light ss 10 the alleged Preparations
for Violence Ia Cengress-Avswai from
esuth-Caroi.nn ns to kpow,edse on tue
subieet-stst.men from his swn Pen, &C.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
wAsufsGros, Tuesday, July q.
In NV letter Of the 18th inst from which my more
usual signature was accidentally omitted, gave
the substance Of an ind,tincty over heard CONVEX
,at.on between a member Of the South Carolina
DELEGATION in the House Of Representatives.. and
one Of his constituents, as | supposed him 70 be.
Withheld the name OF the Representative concern
ed intimatng my purpose TO enclose the letter 70
him Thu dung ~, ny '9 ann Us had cad !, in
the uacaptime, however being subscriber as well
SIS constant re ader Of The Tribune and there
fore he anticipated the contents Of my commanics'
ton, which incorporate as follows
HousE or REsREsEsTATIyEs July 20.
TIE tb,eree OF The winter of the xed fom town, for
severs dsys will account for non eomPsnco win me 10
unshop eopisIed therein, I'll to.dsy = Sot Just 70 sy
h. he lead was arranged a. he Chco as not anosaAi
TO sac Mr. trouble the writer would say that he nsy
be Ouro Al bis ee,k No a. wen =, a. hs Issdsnge
sxesrsdoD respectfully solicited, WA reach hlm;
S.,r.senLafire -Hopele.sl Tho enemies Of instu
and stronger e eSss d S n hem a
AL 1. bopeless, an soTry 10 tell you!
Con..t EsntwA you be able to effect no arrangement
3.Sge.e..elirs no, Sir We have ceased aci with
rei.,sue, 10 sry such xpectsion All hope for
to pul ourselves on defensive aud to sUeh par!ia
-.rIa,, s.oehtne,v as zoe can atdii ourseipes Of!
Con,itu nt-Yoa ssoDish and psn mo. hope The case
10 Dol 40 threatening AZ wei as bopelest ,
Rer,eniailrs- sssure you that there IS not day that
sy&s not brought into his CHAMBER G|H 80
To the foregoing note received the following
reply from the Representative concerned, IN per-
son, and in bis own band writing;
"HousE OF REPREsEsrArIyEs, J9ly =, 1850
The ConesPonoeni 0, o n'0 %, cn1sr,.,,or bs
tween member OF me SCUM CaIolns Ds,sssuon ana
spuher stated In bis letter 10 The Tribune Of
The lSh inst Thar conversation should be made TO read Is
blow; -, o.. .,. -,u,,.
VII tLeIe be any satisfactory settlement
IJTfnfonrsI fear nOb at the present session, as the
show TIE majority do not Ieem disposed 70 re-
lax their extreme dems1d. and hope for nothing from
tHnehlusy DO given up without change, which 90 not
CSnsntSent-wnl you be able to effect no arrangement
Re.ssentare- fear not The Norlh have the majority,
ud lie natter with them, great We as
your Representatives, carry no MEASURE By oar votes
We are In minority, which is desnDeo 70 gro" greater
Continually, and We ACT only on The oebnslVe. - =.
Cons iiaeh-l had hoped for better Things 10 teere 40
way brng The North - some ssf'iacorS terms Of 'e'e
a",,,ntai.se-I do not know but doub. much By any
o ,ss noey Nb,eb was resorted % Of Mr.
DoTss resolution hats 10 delay scnon by privileged mo-
uop mi do ROT klow whether thai Will De done or moi
The house has often much EXCEED during me pressa
AND SG II Tei sP 81 Dorss vs Ca, being
sfsd on % House citizen Of Warrington sent (or ne 70
fE(0yn that some heE0Ts psre aTmMg mems9tes a'S
bsiete that arms oeTe brought INTO me Hun
foy s,Ve0l days" g.,
Having now given both versions, with perfect
willingness to let my correspondent define bis own
position 80 far he has seen fiE to do 80, shall
leave the reader TO Judge between them abStaining
from comment, except 70 say, IN the hrst place,
that nv request has Lot been complied with-the
Members referred TO as arming themselyes"
during the DOTY struggle, not being given, nor
even their sectional relation pointed out regret
this did desire and | still insist on more def.
mite answer in this respect hold that, II any
Northern men have put on arms Tor the purposes OF
revolutionary olence, their constituents should
know it They have right to know it. And now
add that the facts, stated by my honorable cor
respondent though claimed to have had reference
10 the Past are too significant and portentous to be
passed over lightly | am no elarmist but 1t is
time that the attitude Of the parties to the present
controversy should be understood distinctly and
clearly and without further delay
console my self, in the meantime that may
have done the State some service by calling Tor
isht and in obtaining what have VIZ: that du'
ing tho present session matters had assumed
most thre ateLing aspect-so much so that hepre
sentative Of the People was sent tor and informed
by a citizen of w ashins ton Ia seller Of weapons
OF death, we are leit to inier) that some members
were armng themselves" " and that hePresen,
tatiye according TO bis own acknowledgment, had
"reason 10 believe that " arms were brought into
the Hall for several days
Again, insist IN the name OF an outraged con-
sttuency, 90 being distinctly informed ict0 we're the
"Rtmbers by whom as my informant had reason
10 beliere" deadly weapons ceTe brought INTO The
Hall OF Legislation mot the battlefield or the held
of the dutiio1 day after day pause to meet a
further response, thanking my informant for his
conrtesv thus Jar SIGMA
Things In the House.
IN.